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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-29
NO VE RI REACHED.
in NO [ |. ! ! |: |: CASE J J:
Continued from Il First Page.))f

Es44lS5sssSSs Continued from F1rsC1P age.)
ming and brought down every possible.
point In order and made out OF the whole
a terrific alignment $of the prisoner a I
the bar. At times his ucnuncldt Ion OF the
crime, and of 9Th e criminal n was awful.
AS prosecutor, Mr.. H ubbard VI Is I'm 3
surpassed. Many promin cnt visitors.
hearing him to- day, said n they considered!
Mr.. Hubbard the finest prosecutor In the
would not be hard for any one to draw
such d. conclusion. Mr. Hubbard closed
his speech In a splendid ration leav-I
ling many Of the audience in tears When
he took his seat 1t was not difficult to
see that he had left a profound impress
sion upon the jury. E8
"a Murde Trial.
Shortly after 12 ii O. clock, 4 the jury re-
tired and the court went int the trial
OF TIE negro John Henry Be nks, who
some weeks ago murder red old Uncle John
Brown, down nea r Arvonia, and by the
time the jury In the Woodbridge case had
come to an agreem ent, the jury in this
case also three hours later, had found
the negro guilty Of murder in the first
degree. sg$ III ssyg y.
This negro will be sentenced Tomorrow
morning by Judge Hundley.s It is sup
posed that his execution will be some time
S8 After the dismissal Of the jury which!
heard the evidence IN the Wooldridg e case
Dan Wooldriuge Charlie Forbes and Cliff
Woodbridge were all brought before the
court and the lawyers Began to argue the;
question OF bail and the time, OF trial for
these cases. IN j5
Dan yooldr'd age was a allowed ball In
Mr. Flood; who is Mr.. yvooldrid gels al 4
storney, will argue before the court In
the attempt to secure bail for p. g, WOOL
dridge Y 1t Is not supposed that any a T.
tempt will be made to secure ball for
Charlie Forbes. III ssj53
Case Of Charlie Forbes.
II The case Of Charlie Forbes will come
up at the October term of court. IN AS this
case had been set for the first day Of
that term, the case Of r.. G.. Woodbridge.
and Dan Woodbridge must necessarily
come up later Il IS not known IN al the
present time whether all three cases can
be tried at ono term Of court.
This burning case has always been one
of the most remnrlsa BILE cases that ever
came up In the history OF G a. q Virginia.
court, lawyers and travellers from a dis
tance. all state that there never has been
In the history OF this State such q re-s
3markablc case III which h IL 8circumstanttal
evidence Is so thoroughly involved.
Mystery Profound. Ed
Judge Hundley says that the Cluyerius
case, which was tried In Richmond b q
number OF years q go. cannQt compare
with this case In m Mysterious and un-t
certainty, It Is a case which has been.
discussed as no other case of Its kind
has ever been discussed in this State. ] t
is a case which presents q peculiar fas-s
scination and now since the first trial has
resulted so unsatisfactory. T is safe TO.
say that interest In 4 che case will be doubly1
renewed. There Is no telling to what eX-
T tent the speculation will be carried out
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KILLED BY CONDUCTOR.
Negro Thrice Elected Makes At
# +ack on the Trainman.

(special 4 to The Times DlspatcllI
& BR IS,TCIa TENN, July 2S,,rC onductor
Robert Carnahan, OF. ! he VirgniI and
Southwestern Railway fired \ pistol hall
into the brain Of Weslye Martin, q Brls-
tol negro. twenty-one years OF age &nealr
3Benham s. Va. to-day. and Martin died
three hours later.
+ Tho conductor s,rrepe Jared TO an officer
after having wired tho railway company
what lie had done, Martin had under
taken to heat his way an the train, and
after Conductor Canadian had. thrice
elected him., he assaulted the conductor
With stones. striking him q blow on the
cheek. G
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.ENSHRINEDlINJMARBLE
Continued from First Page9

reunion OF the yeterans was thelargest
In proportion to the number still living
that was ever had before and this proved
the most enjoyable feature Of the day,
a portraitSof Colonel William r. Aylett.
distinguished soldier and jurlst OF the
county, was unveiled also. An all-day
picnic and social GA altering completed y ne
varied and interesting programme,
"a The Richmond Contingent,
Among the many visitors were tho fol-
loving, who Went down from ri edmond:
Governor Montague. !; Congressman John
Lamb, Hon, a. e. Braxton, Judge George
81. Christian, Rev, J.. P.s Smith, o. ~.
Captaln u, Leslie Spence, Hon, Isaac
y Digs, Dr. IT, O. AIooklar, Captain 3A.AAY.
Miller, Messrs, IL. y, Vaughn, Captain
cateshy Jones. Judge Roger Gregory, Col
#oncl Thomas II, CarterNot the University
ar Virginia, Dr. Moses D. IIoge, Hon.
~. a. Willeroy, Mr.. Christopher Garnett,
Maiortc. 10. Saville. Pol Ice Sergeant u eter,
Mn. Leslie l'owoll, MI, i. Henry Brown.
Iy. ~. Mooklar, Mrs. Moses p. lIpge and
@llttle Miss Alice. SAylett IIoges Misses
~ "a, L a and Pollard, and many others
~ Tho monument stands on the green d.
Sreetlv In front of the quaint Old court
Eliousc. trhs soldier stands ut parade
rest. lfe-size effigy,
Mir. Herbert I.saI.ewis. tho master of
ceremonies, opened tho programme by tnr
PRODUCING Rev. James Power Smith who
offered prayer.
The Ronne Blue, Flag was sung by a
chorus az feminine voices. With orc hestral
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KILLED WITH
BLOW OF AXE.
Another Brutal Murder Com
riitted in Princess Anne
County.
DR.. HALL CONSIDERS CALL
Action Against Atlantic Hotel
for Rent Suspended Small
Verdict iii Damage Suit.
n -.
sr !, Thdrimcs Digpatch.)

ia (special to Thee rimes. Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. July 2s.--An effort has
been made through G. NJ Rand olph, rep
resen,ing the owners Of the Atlantic Hos
tel building, to sell the effects OF this ho-
tel to settle claim for rent in the sur
OF $4,000. Attorney Alfred p. Thom, who
appeared for Colonel j. Hull Davidson,
proprietor OF the hotel, asked that the
matter be deferred until September LIST,
as then Colonial Davidson expects to be
able to more than pay of the debt now
the hotel season is coming on. The hotel
viii be continued until September.
THE new seven-story building to be
erected as the B. NJ. a. building on the
corner 81 Atlantic and Plume streets Tree
will be comm enced next Monday or Tues
day. The contract for erecting this struc-
turc was given ( to Mr.. Fran May.Si35I I
viii cost between $4,000 and 100000
ana will be entirely frc-proof. and not
semi fire- proof as was originally intend
ed. 4f9{a 4 S5-.s e
DIR. HALL CALLED.
Rev DR.. {. J.. Hall, Of the Park Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. this city. was on last
Sunday unanimously called to the pastor
ate OF the First Baptist Church. at Fay
settevile NJ. c.. and will give IT due
consideration. DR.. Hall has been In Nor
folk some years and has done a large
work here. ~ y Y vi ~ VI Z
81 Anthony l,agiglia in his. IS. 900 damage
SHIT against the New " rk. Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad Company. was In
the Court OF Law and Chancery to-day
given jud gment for ST. co. Iagiglia claim
ed TO have been badly hurt abb out the face
and nose In AN accident at Olney. on
the Eastern Shore. while travelling from
Norfolk to New York. "A ril Il 1904 .SSs5A n
open switch resulted in the accident.
BRUTAL MURDER. ss5;
Another murder took place in 4 = rincess
Anne county yesterda Az. when al colored
man named Hamm was shot and killed
by another negro, named IL Cooley t
appears that Cooley and HammS had
quarrel when working together yester-
day, and Hanm struck 3Godl ey with an
axe. Cooley was discharged from
work he was employed on ID COMING TO
Norfolk, secured his gun, and returned lr:r q
and killed Hamn. He was later arrest ~ est
cd by Magistrate c.. II. 4 Fentre ss. 2on q,
dam at the. N Norfolk City W ter Works.
He was Immediately given a hearing by
Justice Fentress and sent on to the Pr ri \
cess Anne grand jury VA
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nly effective between points in virginia

cGly effective between points In Virginia
cities. & u
When the merchants undertook to APP
ply the rules, some of the railroads, IT
IL understood, refused to- grant taem,
en- tho grounds above stated
In order to apply them the people of
Virginia will have to go through. per-
l,ups, anptherlong and hitter legal strug-
gle, JKlch they are prepared TO do, 1t Ia
generally believed.
The Norfolk Chamber OF Commerce this
afternoon cook the matter up and de-
cided to FaHk the State Board OF Trade,
Oh which Norfolk and Richmond arc
strongly affiliated, to take thd necessary
stops at the earliest convenient date to
got the question before the courts and
have attest case hearing.
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R1cHMoND's CHAMPION.
Willie Cosby Rides g Pony to
Victory at Orange. 81
ecial to The Times.Dlspatch.)

ORANGE. VA July % AT the Orange
II orsc Show yes terday. in the class, 20.
inlcs under saddle, ridden by children
the frst prize. he was ridden BY Master
Willie Cosby. son OF Mrs. w Cosby
of Richmond, Va.
d There were nine entries. and It was q
girls dash around. The most interesting
feature occurred when Master Cosby's
pony ran away and dashed far ahead of
all the Il rest. but Master Cosby sfinally
brought him to halt In fine style, Just
In front OF the grand stand. Then the
vast crowd arose and gave tKp2 cheer
after cheer. Mr.. Gray was so Delighted
with the horsemans hip of the lad that
he presented him with q handsome me-
m nj f
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II Rocky#M Mount Tips.

Especial to Tho It i,aes Dlspatch.)
Il ROCKY MOUNT. VA. july "a repre-
sentative OF the Socialists Of America. Charles
q tS To%ner. who us IS one OF the national
organizers. spoke here q few days ago to a
small audience.
There is talk tjot a new tobacco warehouse
being y butt here. "a
u Hon. ", L.. Garrett, who Is in very feeble
health. has gone to Craig Healing Springs,
his son accompanying him. I5ssss5S a 5$S5
The National gank here, under the present
management with Taylor Price. cashier. has
become phenomenal success, deposits hav-
Ing reached high water mark of 1900, 900. gssss
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o'clock yesterday afternoon about two
miles west of town. on the main road.
,ieauing TO Buffalo Springs. Mrs Willie
Norwood stepped over to neighbors liv.
ing near, and was absent a half hour or
less. When; she returned she found that
some one had entered her house and
stolen her silverware and some twenty
odd dollars In money. The only clue II
~ can be called such. was some papers
left on the floor, purporting to be orders
from "Benjamln, train dispatcher at Pin
ner's Point, Atlantic and Danvilie Rail-
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ACCEPTS THE CALL. Z
Rev. r. "A. Mcfarland Will Take.
Charge Farmville Baptist Chur CHI

especial to The Times Dispatc "A. . 49,
FARMyILLE, VA. July %: a letter
has been received from Rev. r. NJ G. {,
Farland, accepting the unanimous cal
tor Of the FarmyiiieN Baptist Church. Mr.
Mcfarland will enter upon his duties here
September LIST, and succeeds the Z p q
II Thompson swh 40 resi- ned 4 the pas, O.,
rate some six mont his ago to become the
,past or@of the First Baptist Church at
For several years Mr.. NJ rland has
been an able field wo rker In. extreme
southwestern counties OF this State, and
at q present resides at Honaker, ing5 Giles
county His family cons ists of a wife nd
one child ard they will occupy ne com
Portable parsonage on st. n G cor &c Stree 60
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'lf34i w HOW i3sf fs 5ila

T1OHN
Here are q few of the brand new acts
to he seen with the brand new Gentry
show this year, which, Is coming to Rich-j
.mond, August I'd and Sd, at Main and
Vine Streets, OH afternoon mt 1880 eyen-;
ing at s.l Magnificent troupe OF Cooley
dogs; in an exhibition of sasacity and In
ltellIgencn absolutely unequaled; curious
company 81 dog. cat and chicken come
dams in clever and laugh-making Elfeats;
Matter Stanton, Jr.,l8inN his unrlyaled
Giant Rooster act, direct from his Euro
Spean trlumphs; troupe of monkey aerial
lists on the flying trapese; tho obstrep-
eTous and intractabla trick mule,
whose apparent knowledge OF things
to come causes melriment for thesllt-
Ito folks; flying and leaping Russian
Wolf hounds In many Gigantic leaps and
siar flights over elevated Obstacles and
EimpedIments aud through the aii;8 Don
gJeuun monkey dare-deyil, desperately
riding down a steep incl Inc and success
fully looping The loor,i tho Juvenile
mounted Iussar hand; n herd OF cle-
Sphants demonstrating their n periop In
tellIgencc and remarka bic eleyerness /, IN
many wonderful ways; and dozens OF
other unique and finished animal per-
forgus,,lees never before seem undev eSSa-
vas. 81 " x
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FRANKLIN REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Elected to the District
Convention at Stuart.

Especial to T'he Times Dispatcp)
NJ ROCKY MOUNT. VA, July 2s.--The
Republicans OF Franklin met In conven-
ton la the Opera House, Rocky Mount.
to-day Tx Senator, y. ~. Dinwlddie was
elected chairman and r. ]. Dudley sec
Rotary. Delegates were elected TO the
District Convention, whichmec In Stu-
nrt on September 7tii. Ex-Mcmber OF
the House OF Delegates J. p. Dudley was
elected county chairman, vice George O.
Young resigned.
members Of the State Committee, and
will decide upon the desirabilIty OF put
ting out candidate for Congress from
this district. The convention was we'll
attended, and but few negroes were pres
ent; harmony prevailed in Its councils
and a moderate amount Of enthusiasm
was displayed. -
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2ROCKEFELL Err LIKES.
OUR RESIDENCES.
Will Fashion Fifth Avenue Man.
sion After Viirginia Colo-- 4
nial. Dwelling. N
lJI:i1 Il J. rh,e, mines Dlspatch.


t.3ss NORFOLK, Al. July IS Mr.. Bedford
Brown. a prominent young architect Of
New York, Is spending several days In
this State, engaged in making a study
of the architecture OF various old colo
NAL mansions throughout irginia and
his observations will have an important
bearing upon the style OF ~ ohm y, Rock-
iefeiiarts5 two million dollar mans lon, worlS$
upon which will shortly be started az Fifth
Avenue and Seventy hfth Street. Manhat-s
tan. The oil ma gnate visited Norfolk and
the surrounding country some time ago
and was so much impressed WI tn the
beautiful and stately colonial honnesteadsi
lii this part Of the South. that he deter
mined to fashion a costly residence N IN
New York city after some OF them. II
u Mr., Brown has come to Virginia to-
make a thorough inspect lon nd $exalni ma
ton and study OF the old Nelson mansion
mt Yorktown, tho Burwell home at Car
8ter's Grove. built BY the famous King
4 Carter and afterwards turned over. to
Virginia Burwell;s William ad Mary Co.'s
lege Monticello, homo OF Thomas j effer-S
son. and other colonial residences along
tho James River and elsewhere between
Richmond and Norfolk and Washing tom.
Mr.. Brown has measured these build
fings md made himself thoroughly fami,
liar with the style and plan OF their con- I
5struction,{ i Z. !. III Il q, Y,
me Rockefeller residence on + ftli Ave-
nue. will not be precisely alike any Of the
8Virginia colonial ulldings. tta has been
stated. but the general style OF the early
colonial architeeture which period near
sly all of the Virginia manslo ns 85of5 note
belong, will be borne out by Mr. Rookie
fslleri In the construction OF his Fl tAyeTs
me pulaG 3 bs IA
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a. CLOSE CALL.
lPoliceman's Suspender Buckle
Turns Probab bly, Fatal Bullet.
Especial to The Timas-Dlspa tch)

Especial TO The eIfmes- tch] 557IENl31
E8cOyISGTON N, " A., ] uly:s 2S.--Pol!ce
Harry McGufin shot and eriously5 Sin-
5tnreq Richard NJ r fleming. coored, here
3Tuesday night. NlcGunn. assisted by
FPolicemaI u. s ". I3a fer. was scarching
FOR Garfield Bolen, the negro who killed
akina 5 both colored here last Friday
Baker entered a house, in. which there
were several NEGRO men a nd women
while, AicGuf,in wa TIC he'd one Of the back
window and fired at AfcGuffin one time.
The ball struck MEG uftins euspenderi
buckle and glanced of. NJ cGuttln fired
twice at the negro both shots taking
Fleming is now IN jail. and Il he will
pr o ba bly, recover. s55}5l +
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NEWS FROM
,SOU'I'HS.lD:E||.''
Beautiful Organ Recital-Miss 4
Harrison and Miss Me-
Balm Sing.
HAS. NEW COURTROOM NOW
Squire Cheathan,'s Seat Of Judg-s
ment Fitted Up Nicely.
Weddings Personals.
Manchester Bureau, Times-D ispatcl1l
No, 1102 Hull Street..

No. 11O2 Hull Street. Jsst
5Is THE orpan recital at the Central Meth.
edlst church last night passed of as & q n
complete success. The singing by tbs
quartette and by Miss Mamie A. Harris
son and Miss Mabel Ward McBaip was
of a high order. Mr.. Shepherd Webb
organlst, ranged over the gamut Of hu- ri
man feeling in his. artistic reproductions
from the great matters. The church was
crowded to the utmost and the most ap- 5,
preclative attention was paid to the mus.
sicale in all Its details. m
Services at Central Church.
The Sunday school Of Central Church.
begins its session at 9:15 "A. NJ. and the y
services at IL Al NJ, conducted by tho
pastor, Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. he church
will be closed at night on account q
union services at the Presby terrain Churchs Il
The splendid new pipe ryan Will be
used at the morning servtc es. va Miss Ans Il
ME S. Penick. OF Richmond, will plays
The choir will practice to m orroW even a.
ling at s:15. s3sS$s sss G
Moles-W oolridg &c. d
IL. Nv. Moles, OF Manchester, and Miss
Bessie Lee w oolridGe Of Richmond were y
married last night at clock n tho ~!
nome &OI3fLnG UTluet ~
New Court Room.
Squire Cheatham Is the proud and
happy possesser OF It q new gcour II. 9 on1sSs
witch the Chesterf 4 county 81 per-
visors have lust fitted up for him, The
!, sauire has a place to sit, @ place tor
the a attorneys, specta tors, wines sesss
court clerk, 3 Consta BILE Grant and g place
for the report ers. Az
s The Squire can now deal Il out 1ustlce
lima manner, and, from surro undin gssss u
most suitable to an sexecu tive ii OF tho
Law. ss
Personal and General.
81 Miss Marianne r ebert son, dau ghter Is N
SayaHHaa1 en
ga ylslssnf aeg eGS'n X a.
ity is Is visiting Mrs. George RI
Porter Street.
assistant prinopalship Of the II gh8 sthool.
and Of Necken burg coun is sta e yins
a trolley party lsbe giyen tonight Sby
the ladies' Athe Presbyterla ian g urch:ss
The Year leaves & tlre shed 81 at "a cloctsS
and will make two fth and
west IS Il End, Clopton Street and Branch n
Sunday schools wen Il on a . oint4 excurs II
to West Point yes terday tAWa 8. said .to sSS
be one of the ssa
son.ai W Si
Lewis Rrad shaw was arreste last nigh
"a probable fdeserteraf from the 1a ~ IS
wore q sailors suit M the cap bearing the
name OF the receiving ship Fra Kiln,
David jenkins was arrested for; hawks
ling junk Without a license
5@ Mr. and Mrs. W. Owens ntertained S}
their classes OF Central Church Sunday
school YESTERDAY with a pleasant Out ting
d Mrs. NJ. .sJ. M oore.s OF N 81 Ali Cowar
Avenue s. left yesterday with her Chi ldren
to visit her sister, Mrs %. II. Eronamelt,s
at Oceana, neal N irg inia y each 81
sss T. NJ .s Nunnally has issued . a: call ZOE
bids for supplying the$city with fuel.
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TO REMOVE FREckLEs AND PlMPLEss
~ 4E'T - nj 4'r'E NJ u DAYS

"a sATINoIA Ia a new discovery which y sold
under positive guarantee and money WI, g
move freckles. liver spots, sun tan, black
heads pln,ples and ail daco,l;osat!ons aad dis;
Eisw ieng standing. Cures ordinary cases ins
ten uOl days and the worst cases In Is to 40
ira ski IA viii be clear. soft, healthy and beau
tisuL No possibls harm cal. result from !!ts
IA comply With our agreement s.s we refer kto8
she Commercial Bank ana Baak !, e Hsn.sy
yo,ir' druggist for satlnola, ~ no hes not ggy
II send Us SOC N postage ssapss snd Wa VIII
null And Il II Sails 10 do alive claim toS III,
notify us and We viii promptly return YOUR
money N Att 5lSat - qn;sLET COMPANY.
w h Paris. TsnnsSsl1s
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Avis-Dver..

(special5to rho Dispatcli.o
ROANOKE. Va July 2s.--Miss Ruth
Dyer, popular young milliner of the
city. and Mr.. Samuel r. Avis. a ma
parsonage Of Grace Methodist Church,
Rev. w. O. Tolbert officiating.
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An Elopement.
(spec.sl to The Times DIspatchl

WINCHESTER, VA, July cs.-Mr.
Henry Carper and Miss Annie Hottcll.
daughter Of Mr.. w. r. Hottell, Il promi-
nent business man, drove to Clearbrook
yesterday a fternoon. and, unknown to
any Of their friends, went to Hagers-
town, Md, where they were married by
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of tho United Brethren
Church, of that place. 4 5s} VI is II ~
They returned here Last night.
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Monument il Franklin.

. 38l7E (Specnl to The ITlWes- DESPATCHED n
ROCKY MOUNT, VA, July es,-senatori
Daniel will be In L Rocky Mount, August %,
TO address tho ex- contederates at q reunion
10 be held on TINT day, Hon., G. Al Swpn-i
son Is also expected. Many persons WIN at.i
tend the reunion from Roanoke, Danyille and
other points and an enthusiastic occasion lsi
ANTICIPATED, I5s M @ asi III s3iat nj
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FATALLY INJU RED I. q. u
PLAYI N q B ASE-BALL

(specialto The Times-Dl spatct.)
ROANOKE, v A., ~ Jul " e. ~ ohn 81 ~
$Eanes a popular m lorna n Of the 4 oa-.5
sIIoko8 Electric allway,..s d ed to-day, aged
stWenty-one years. He was a me lberFofl
"a local base ball club and ". is thong
his deatt was caused D by In uries re-
ceived In a game last Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-29
FIGHT K IT OVER AGAIN.

State Board Of Trade to Urge
Enforcement Car Service Il Rules.
Especial to The Tilnes.p tspatch.l N
NORFOLK, ~ " IAl y q, IhNScar ser-
vice rules recently idselAred leaal by the
& courts of Virginia VII ~ fought ont
Iasaln tl'roug ih M hishsst tribunals IN
Y the nation. s sslg IN :SS Hi h
The railroads do not FEc0Enize that
the REGULATE ons ii can affect Interstate
trade out of ,YlEsiaias L hut that the courts
iRlsndcd to gulssthst resplati Ions are
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Encouraging Report.

N Especial ia The Times-D ispatch)
OANOK u, VA, j lily 2s.-Thc directors of
tho B proposed Roanoke Floyd and MI Airy
electric railroad met here o-daylsto hear the
report OF g VA G.. eeiock, general manager
of the Engineering: Company of America. who
made an exaIrinat lion q of the road. ssEs
egreporte ed that the COIL of the road would
be heavy, but In hia opinion It would pay. 81
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THE 5YARDNlAs TER
KILLED BY GAR

Especial To The Times, Dlspatch.l SsS
4 GRE w " Al. 4, i uly 28.---AIr. ter
Jones, 4 yardmaster for. the Norfolk and
Western here, was killed this morning
by being RIM over by q car which was
being shifted from one ira ok to another.
family, consisting of q wife and three
children, are summsrlng In Brunswick
icoGnty.
A Bold Robbery,
Especial to The Times, Dlspatch.J
g1 RKSVIL.IyI1,s Al, July "a. - A6 5dar-
ing Enhhsxy WAS @ conlmi ted # q holt s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-29

Mrs. NJ ~ 4 Moore $ OF N O. Al 4 CoWardin
Avenue left sterday with her hildrenS
to visit her sister, Mrs. Q. II. ronmelt,
at Oceana near 5Virgi nia Beach s:si
sFs T.. q NJ .s Nunnally has issued a. call TOE
bids for supplying he city with .fuel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-12

Everybody reads the State J0urnaa.