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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
GOES nc CLAIM FORTUNE,
Widow Of Brooklyn Junk Dealer
Who Posed as Penniless.

sAsHEYILL!1, 81 q, July lt,-Mrs.
George r, Abbott, widow OF the aged
Junk dealer, whose body was found by
A fTsenb foosyh
fortune e y alleged haIys been
left by the aeceaSbSba t'unn n
MADAME Monk, clalrYoyaTt, and che was
supported last Winter by charity.
The body Of the dead ian son
Vile With Ills mother, some i years ago
and died hero two months age, Mrs, Abs
Ibott always claimed to be- utterly pennl-
less. But At Is generally believed that she
POSSESSES much money. I'M s3 as{s ~ gsfi IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
RAILWAY R !. ! !. 1
Plan |. ! IS |! ), DEFINITE.
Salisbury Spence Line Line Almost f':sE
in Sigh The Firemen'ss
Tournament.
9IOurnanlent..

5s3 ~ Special to The Tlmes,D ispat ch.) SS
sALIsBURY,N.C c., July 14.--Th ne sans
bury Spencer street railway nloyeH ents
has ssumed more finite shape WITHIN y
the last three days. q nun1be or prom
nent business men IN tlis State. $1itt5 ts
said now being directly behind the #el.-
3terprise. The Fourth OF p J lilly Gle bra-8
3 tion at Spencer and other similar gath
erings. in which the need Of ears , was was
clearly demonstrated,i is said3to have pre- Pre-
Scipltated the movement. and y Is Sc!altned
that the line no under Ion VIII
I be pushed to rapid complet ion.
J. II Il is learned here that a suit has been
Instituted against the Southern Railway
on account Of the killing OF Jesse. Blair,
aged about fourteen years, WhIch " oc-s
CURED at brownsville Sc eral weeks rs. 9 gos'8
The suit is brought by Mr.; ~ Soh-s
rad, stepfather Of the !? I'd, but tho amount
Of damages demanded, 1t is learned. has
not yet been determined ~ y. II
The following Ia "a list OF prizes Ole red
In the State F!reme n IS Tourna Ment, TO pc
held In Salisbury AUGUST 70 70 54th, "
Engine contest long distance
prize, S50i SECOND, $50; third, $40.
Quick steanl-First, $50; second, w, 4
ana third, $40. z, .,oo.
Hook and ladder contes t-tir . j, WY;
second, $50, a
state championsl1., reel race Trophy,
Hand reel race-Flrst, A00j second, {5o,
Grab race-Flrst prize. $50; second, $780,
Hose ,,'' wagon race First prize, slooi seq
lond, 800 and third. $40, ~ i.
4 Interstate prizes, open to south 9s.ar o-s
lima. Georgia, Virginia and North sCa W..
lima Communications wagon contest
5Fiyst prize, sl25i second, SIS, and third
$780, Hand reel contest; First, Sl225 Sec
o,ld, SIS, and third, $50, y,
II Will be OF interest to the various
teams and companies In the various
States to know that the track to Pc used
In the tournament Is slightly down GRADE.
With tina hydrapt on the LETT side Of the
track. The water pressure Is tort yrtiYe
pounds, With the plug twenty inches
from the ground, and the thread ~ gig
Through president MeNeil. OF the State
Association, II Is learned that tho att
tendance this year will be much larger
than ever In the history OF the ofEantz ga
ition, More than one thousand Visiting
flremen have already signlfled their ms
.tention to be present. The grand parade
to be- given on the opening day Wlll be-
participated In by n number pf visiting
military companies An interesting fea-
ture of tho tournament, this being the
first time such has heen introduced, Will
be a sham battle hetween the statesyille ,s
lexington, Concord and Salisbury mills
,taryy5 COZ l'pa MES, ssss n h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
WE'D AT SALEM.
Miss Holmes and Mr.. Hugh
4 Carter Made One.

ig Special To Tho Times Dispa tch.)
rs SALEM, s.. July j! .--An unusually
pretty wedding was solemnized In the
Baptist Church tonight when Miss Lila
4 ~: Holmes became he bride 20 { MI. /
Hugh Carter. OF " Chase City, Va 81
8 s{$ z he color scheme was white and yellow,
and the church was ella orately decorated
wore white point esprit oyer taffeta
I and carried Bride roses.
!! The maid Of honor. Miss Hattie Jen-
1 kins. of Lee sburg. Ya..s was .gowned in
bridesmalds wore ii White crepe aas mi and
carried shower, bouquets Of daisies; They
Eliza Lunc eford of Loudoun county;
Bessie Morris. Of uchanan; Bessie Ellis.
4 OFFS G'oochla md : yfS 5i555s 933 h
Mr.. r, p. Beazley. OF Chase city. acted
rs best man. The lMshers were ". B.. Car
ter. Of Salem: TT. K. Laws OF Manassas
~ G. Dill: OF. 3 uchanan,a and T. b. g oode,
! OF Roanoke. sss;3 "A
Tho ceremony was performed BY Dr.
Up. Martin. Atdelightful reception was
given to the wedding party after which
wedding trip. 5t lE 81 ss Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
BALD HEADS ! ! !
COVERED.
8WithLu1urIant HaIrand Clsted
ScaIps C|sansed and
Purified / ] BY
.CUTICURA SOAP
Assisted BY Light Dressings Of q.
Cuticura, The Great Skin Cure.

This treatment Of once stops falling
hair, removes crusts, scales and dam
druf, destroys hair parasites. soothes
irritated, itching surfaces, stimulates
the hair folliclcs, loosens the scalp skin,
supplies the roots with energy and nour.s
ishmcnt, and makes the hair grow upon
nsweet, wholesome, healthy scalp when
Ill else falls. 81 y &
g Millions now rely on Cuticura Soap,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment, the
great skin cure, for preserving, purify
Ing aud identifying The skin, for cleans
Ing the scalp Of crusts, scales and
daudruf, and the stopping Of falling:
hair. for softcning, whitening and
soothing red, rough aud sore hands, for.
baby rashcs, itchings and chadngs. for
4 annoying irritati pns, or too free or
offensive perspiration, for Lucrative
II weaknesses, and many sanattve, anti.
3 septic purposes which readily suggest
y themselves as well as for all the pur--;
/ poses Of the toilet and nursery.
"a Complete treatment for every humour,S
q consisting OF CuticurA Soap, to cleanse
the skin, Cuticura Ointment, TO heal
the skin, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills
& 10 cool and cleanse the blood, may now
s bc had for one dollar. IA single set 10
4 often sum cient to cure the most tortur.i
Ing, disnguring, itching, burning and
4 scaly humouYs, eczemas, rashes and
sirritations, from infancy to age, when
Y al else fails. 81 \
4 sold shrossAsst hs ssrid Snne.n RssolysSt.s g.
ohtasnI aoc sep. ~. pspe.i Lesdo e; = Gh:.s.r.
X Ave- Petisr Drug Chsa. Con-: ssa Proprssos:
4 - send for - Hos 10 Curs 3vssy Humoor 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
WYsOR AND SLEMP. 4.
The Latter Says He Has Not
Been CHALLENGED.
Special TO The Times, pispat G,

BhssTo5 sss sBs{as!
was In Bristol this week, He was on his
had spoken. The congressman was frank
to say that he had not the least fear OF
meeting the Hon, joe G. Wysor, Ills ops
8ponent, In debate, and denied having ys-
ce!ved a. cha llenge from Mr., W'ysor: MI
Wysor X oWs. or can know, my dates, y
get in the way and get Knocked q own, It's
not my fault If
Notwithstand! Ing the boast OF the Willy
congressman along this l!ne, It Ia not at
meet in debate dur,ngsthe camp Ign, al
though 1t Is well known that Mr. Wysor
delights In just that sort OF. thing. ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
EDUCATION
DISCUSSED.
Purposes Of the Virginia Co
operative Com
mission.
SOME STRONG ADDRESSES
Teachers Advised to Consecratc
Themselves to the a
Work.
,fsnshiaI N + mo 1,imes. pIspatcll,

fspeeial Ito Tho Times Dlspat chs
q II EN- DRY, VA, July 14.--A very er,thu-
siastc meeting for tho purpose Of set
ting forth tho aims md purposes Of
S,eo Virginia Co-oporatlye Commits.
sion. closed hcrcA In College Chapel
Yesterday. Nearly a hundred teachers
were present, besides a large crowd from
the surrounding community.
i DIR. RI G. fNVateriOusc, u member OF the
4 commission, acting as chairman, opened
.&tlc meeting with o. short speech, set
ting forth the conditions OF the rural
schools In this state. Superintendent W.
j. Edmondaon followed With an inter-
tsting talk on Nine Months School for
Tho Child Ho strongly Advocated con
solidation and local taxation.
b DR.. Joseph w. Southnll was next on
programme, and made himself strongly
felt. by inprcssing on the teachers the
great responsibility intrustcd TO them
He also discussed tho rural school aues-
ton and stated that consolidation, trans
8portation and better pay for the teachers
was the solution to the pro bic M. III Dr..
southall spoke In complimentary terms
OF the progress made in the rural schools
of Washington county, and OF the pro-
grcssivc work being done In the normal.
now Iii session here. Sf5S III 55fi ~
TREE LIBRARIES.
s Miss Luiie Kcllcy Of Richmond, Va
\ closed the 4 programme by reading o.
well written paper on Tho Value Of
Free Libraries. "A
Mrs, Aiaude Truitt, OF Mobile. Ala.,Es
and Miss Bessie Warren, OF Emory.
added much to the pleasure OF the cvcn-5
ing with their music. Each number was
&credtably rendered. end thoroughly ap-S
prcciatcd by all. & ~ 81 ~ :;s .,
,,rhe programme was resumed yesterday
H Tart
a d house. Professor Smith, of Abingdon
Va. made tho opening speech with great
8Carrestncss. He spoke OF the Importance
or having a citizens Sassocinti ton In each
county and city for; the betterment Of
public education.
3 Miss Eme1,s. OF the Lockport City
Il Schools. New York. outlined tho work or
organizing and maintaining schools for
the depending ard dependent classes.
3g5 THOROUGH D1scOURsB.
35 p fessors Surface, OF Emory and Hen
~ College. discussed tho introduction
or Sagricultural and Industrial training in
the public schools undcr4thc following
divisions Il: i *! H. y a
Agricultural training as articulated
4 70 thesrural schools. S6
Tie discipline value Of Industrial
training. g 81
lis efficiency ii culture and re-
form. e iSS3
is value In increasing the earning
power Of the ind vldual Sfi$ 5
Professor Russell, superintendent of
1sristol City schoo OILS. closed vi tho pro-
Grammc with q strong discussion and
plea for q vel trained teacher in every
school. He showed conclus!vely that
the teacher must be employed with ref
scrence to the greatest benefit of the
child. and to gliar I'd gainst he employ
the teacher to a total conservation or
4 self to service. y :8j5 ~
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HAVE BEGUN EARLY.
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Parker
Club IN Staunton. .ss3

30 a ESPECIAL to The 'T1mes-D1spatch.) 997aI
4. STAUNTON,tSYA. July 14!-The Parker
Club. OF Staunton. the first one organized
In the entire South. held a large "ratt-
ing speeches were delivered by General
Eppa liunton, Of 5Fauquier. and ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor I'd ward Ec hols. Hon: "a.
e.. Bra xton. one Of Virginia 8 dele gates
Bumgardner. city attorney; S. D. Timber
lake and others. . ts s5;3
Z This was a. very large meeting, and
vas backed to suffocntion.S The speak
ers were very enthusiastic and were loud
lyEcheered from beginning to end: The
club will make q. vigoro campaign for
The nominee fi3 jt2t tYf
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fist Church tomorrow morning alto
o'clock, N +. "a is
Messrs. w. r. Baugh, William Koenig.i
Nj yer Saal. John 7. Parham. Alex. Bry-5
ant and Mr.. Harry Schwartz, Of Grccnes-
vile county, represent atives OF the Pee u
.tersburg Lodge to the Grand lodge OF;
.IIlksI OF the United States, will leave here
snext Sunday for Cincinnati, where the
Grand Lodge meets. They Will go by
the Norfolk and Western Railroad on
special Elks train from Norfolk. Mr.
Fnrham may leave a day or two before
the other gentlemen. s
Beginning on Sunday the Petersburg
police corps will take their summer vaca-i
tion N the usual tanner, which permits
the absence OF two officers at time. 4
The large house and lot at the south
east corner OF Washington and Adams
Streets, owned by Mr.. ]. NJ. Williams,
former tho property Of Mrs. .. SB. Ten
nant, OF Richmond was this afternoon
cold a auction to Mr. Joseph seway for
IS, 300. ,..7 u, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
COMING WEDDING.
Daughter Of Ex-c Congressman
Rhea to be Married.

g9l}9G Especial to The 7T!mes-D lspatc h,1
u Bristol u. " Y Y & lis ards have
july aSth, at 8 III M, the marriage OF
Miss Mary Chester r hea and Mr. Charles
of Roanoke, Van, who formerly resided
/ frhhe bride-to.he is the pretty ana ac-i
daughter of exc Congressman
,WilllamST Rhea, = he ever wi sbe 9eele,
DRAFTED the l!omsot the brides pagrSants
viii visit the Eastern cl ties ON their
Bridal tour. iSs ~ n. Sg4s.s
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BARN BURNED BY
LIGHTNING BOLT
.Provend D Destroyed and Live
Stock Perishe The Fall
Of a Boy.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 338
83 MALVERN HILL, July = "a "a r.B 81
:Rangleberg. who q bou ght d the Mcc urdy
farm back OF Malvern Hill, and moved
here with his family from Minnesota two
months ago, had a son fall from tree
and break his right arm. DR.. Bradley,
set the bone and the I boy Is doing we'll.
III Mr.. Chester, Of q E'lko had ii his barn
struck BY lightning Saturday. and burned
to the ground. It was filled with oats,
wheat and hay, also two fine hogs were
burned. 4 Insurance will not cover the
loss, e 81 h a IIi5s 59S
Every afternoon for the past week
Upper Charles City has been visited by
heavy thunder storms.
The corn cropifis growing finely N this
vicinity. iis 81
Master Amber Wilcox. son y Of Judge
Thomas Wilcox, OF Norfolk. IS spending
part OF his vacation with Mrs. H. s,
Saunders. at Upper Shirle y..Ssi3 gS NJ Al
The farmers In 4 this mel 81 borhood are
threshing out thei + wheat crop, and rs-
porting the yield light.
Mrs. Reuben Knox, OF Berkel ey, has re-
turned from New z ork, WI here she has
been since April LIST. Her son, Reuben.
Jr-, who has been attending school there,
returned with her. ssa 5sS
~ Miss "a la w alker.s OF Charles City. has
gone to Newport News to spend her va
cation with her aunt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
AGED MINISTER WEEDS
PRETTY YOUNG WOMAN
.fspecial to B! The q. T,llnies- die,

* 5IIII5 Special 70 The Times Dispatc h.)
PrIts one 81 s ts BEST Best k k1 ministers
Of Tie Holstons onferenc Methodist
Church. South. who IS nov located NJ
Damascus. was married for the second
was Miss Jennie MI ller. daughter ,of
tho late Mr. lanes NJ Her OF Pulaski;
The n,arriag occurred at the home !. Of
Va, Rev e.. w. Painter officiating, The
aged groom and his pretty, young bride
came to Bristol on the night train and
are now guests Of dge John w. Price,
Whn is NaI B son Of the groom, b 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
MUCH OIL BURNED
Warehouse at Chatham Takes
Fire From Engine Sparks.
Especial Is The Tim,e.s.Dlsp,at chs

81 CHATHAM, " A., II ly IA I'll he q Il ware
house. containing four thousand gallons
Wholesale grocer were burned to-day.
The FIRE originated from sparks from a.
passing train. and when discovered was
beyond control and threatened Is several
BY tho hard work OF a large bucket brI-
gade. LOSS estimated at flfteen hundred
dollars, wit hout insurance, "A grown son
heat while 4 ghtlng the flames.
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Personals From boswell.

5'38 Especial TO The Times DIspatch) 8a6aI3
DOSWELL,s " July 81 "a mir. r, II 3.
Wright and bride returned from western
& Mr. Roosevelt Page and family stopped here
to-day, en- route homo from w shingto
S MI. b.. H. 49 Nogel has moved to& Cleveland
o. Is to engage IN the publishing bur!n
"a disagreement about the ownership OF. g.
water bucket became so serious among the
employees OF this Hanover cesion Company
that 4th& factory has closed for an indefinite
period to allow the fsudalst time to cool on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Sue forgTel Thousand.

-995Ia9 (Spec1nI to The Tlmes- DIspatch,S
g NORFOLK, Al July, 14.-Some weeks
ago elisha Jones and his wife were killed
BY a live trolley wire on the streets Of
Hor FOLK RAILWAY fys a ana Light Company, and
undertook to remove the wire from the
streets, He received a. shock and was
Instantly killed. Ills wife hurried to his
Jones. brother OF Elisha. entered suit
on behalf OF tho children OF the coupleE
for $4,000 against the Electric Railway.
COmpally , a4l l35s IN asH ~ a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
AN EDITOR INJURED.
Colonel Avirett Suffers 4 Severe
8s Accident New Gas Plant.

WINCHESTER, A., July 14.C Colonel
John w. Ayirett, editor OF the cumber-
land. Nd. Times, was ught IN the
motive power that drives his printing
and esriGSsy Pa alone
Aytrstt is atiye Of Wins hester an g
we'll known to the Moderate veterans
of Virginia. % Colonel Avirett Is Mary
lands game warden Recently his print
ers struck for. an increase In pay, and
during the strike Colonel Avirett oper-;
ated one Of his type-settiDg mac chimes.
S3t Plttsburg capt. list has been looking
over the field in this section Wi tn a view
to- esta bllshing q an electric light plant
that will secure generative} q power from
the Potomac River, below rttnsburg,
W. #Va.,te and compete with S the IA local;
plant which 4 Is { controlled by the gas
There was consld able excitement oc-I
icasioned in the neighborhood OF North
Market Street last night, when the police
were asked to look for Clark Gray, the
sten-year-oldg son Of Mrs Gray. Of No. I'LL
REFS Place ash'nEt WIG 2, spend ID
Market Street: The boy had gone out
lost ~ them; After two. hours search
te was brought IN from Mansfield, IA the
country home OF Mrs. General JolA G.
Walker. near town., whore he had been
taken by members OF the family, N who
are intimate friends OF Mrs. Gray The
latter Is the daughter Of the late General
John B. $ Clark. OF the Con fed crate army,
and for years @ distinguished member 81
Congress-, from Miss ouri, .s 51333
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Flower Mission Service,

Vice Was held IN The city almshousa Wed
Mrs, J.Tyisr Jobson, county president Of
tbs Wonian's Christian yTemperancs Union,
opened tho meeting and called upon RsY,
Mr., solly, Of the Epl,nanuel Baptist Church.
10 conduct the s1erclscs, ii
and each woman occupant received daintless
potted plants anc Bouquets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Why Not Save " Jney7
DEAD THESE pprcES.

Sour Plckles, gallon. ............ ~. .25c
Large Juicy Lemons. dozen .........12
Lion Coffee, lib papers. .s............1t
Best American oranlilated Sugar A.3Zf-
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ t114S
Bon = on Root Beer, makes five gal.
1 rounds California Peaches tor..... $50
Arbuckte's Arlosa Coffee, ID .,.......11ho
EnamelIne stove Polish, box. ......io
EARLY June Peas, can. 80
Small California Hams, pound a ....9h
2 Boxes eest Concentrated Lye FORE. 80
o liza White A Sugar for.s.............a5 ESQ
Country JoWis, pound .....5c
Fresh Country Butter. ~ 1so
best City Meal, per pcck.s.....s8 1se.
or, bushel.s....... ..s...... zoo
Quart Macon Jars Vanilla Syrup ..... 1ec,
Hest Cream Cheese, q lbs for ..........2 5o
Canned Tom atoes, arge cans. .........7o,
New Clipped Herrlngs, 8 dozen for. use.
Good Z ard pound ...,...... i. &c.
Quart Jats Home Made Sweet Pick.
.oi 1ssor H XXX, MI. Vernon. Oscar
pepper ola Brands Whiskey, bottle. $50.
a.ib lars Home. Made Preserves 1eo.
blackberry or CataWba Wine, quart i2o.
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, lb....4hc
Satt porE, per pound ................... re
smlthflelo Hams, ound...............t5
,biackInu and Scrub Brushes ...........bo.f
8 bars Octagon Shaped Soap for. s....2 5o.
Good oree, or Mixed Tea, ID soc
pure Cider Vinegar, gal...............2o zoe
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound .........9oi
M atches. per dozen ............
Worcester Sauce, bottle
tomato c atsup, bottle.
puffy,s Malt Whisky, per bottle. eoe.
6 lllS1fN hN9c enN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Ll'YINCHBURC IO8USE
ACETYL GAS
Company Given I Thirty ear
Franchise and to Erect
Plant at Once. n
rs n & IN ~ n
ESPECIAL Is The i. ,Times-pispatch,

Especial to The Times ispatc
SLYNCIIBURG.S va. July ~ The CITY,
Council to-day, at q N called f meettns NE
awarded franchise to the Home Acety-s
ilene Gas Company for thirty years, The tal
bid for the franchise was 3114 The .cona-
'Spany Is under bond penalty OF 81 900 eof
construct the plant vi bout q alay.g
n The case against ) Joseph Mas ssh T. char EedS
with shooting Richard Thomas B here AZ
month ago, will DO tax ZEN up tomorrow
in the Police Court. Both men are Sy-iSS
rians and It Is expected that Nassit vii d
be discharged under q plea OF sel&-
Tense. Thomas has recovered from the
wound. Is > NJ Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
TO REMoVE FIRE G KLEs AND iPIMRLEs
q 3.g{533es m TIE NtfDAYS.sls3 rs

\ sATINoLA is a new discovery which Is sold
heads plipples, ana Az dlssoosAio Ions and dis.
ten (I0) days and the worst cases In Is to 70
days After these defects have been removed
the skin VIII be clear, soft, healthy and Beau
3tlful No possible harm can result from, lis
ocny FeEafas seS sed sety
The ccinmerclal Bank and Bank OF Henry.
Paris Tennessee. or any county Official. Ask
II send lis soc. IN hostage stamps and We Will
send YOU o.. Soc. package o. sATISOI.A by
notify MS and We VIII promptly return your
lhoney,,-adY.! Address sss5 Nj
81 + \ ,iS eAT1ONAL Tcs AIT &c MPANY, ii
I,QClY. IenNeRsee.tLa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
S. ULLmAN'S SON

Downtown stores, 1920 1922 East Main
J street. Uptown Store, 5oe East Mar.
shall Street. VI
'phorss AZ our %wo storss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
8ANTI-sALOON LEAGUE. IA

i The county Anti Saloon League will
hold its meeting here tomorrow and some
OF the preachers will stay! Il over to Sat-ss
tend Same and hear Rev ". II HI Atwill
speak on he Redemp lion OF Danvilles
from the Saloon Evil. sss 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
FOURTH WARD MEMORIAL
This Part Of Danville Hasa spe-
cial Celebration Of Its Own.

IS " Is11HtlHI MO THe IIH1cs- DISpatcH,) AZ
D +! y, y Al. July a The Junior
y, Stuart Council, were the projectors
gof. q memorial day, wlch5 was celebrated
3this3afternoon in the Fourth Ward. which
section Of the city Is not Included III the
regular nelm orial a day E services held In
The po,lice. the fire department ana tho
parade. Colonel George O. Gabeli L, SRI
and Mayor II AIRY W,oodlng made the ad- n
dresses OF the occasion. Tho old Confed-
q body. The graves Of tie sleeping deaittii
IN Leemont Genet terry az We're d ec0rated
with the blossoms of summer "a
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OF
CONFERENCE |
The Danville District Body Will
Meet Next in Henry.
County.
The A An LEAGUE /: 4 y !
Rev. w. II, Atwill to Speak on
the Redemption Of
Darlville. NJ
THE ANTl-sALooN LEAGUE
f(specIal to The Times.Dispatoh.)

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July 1.-THE
last days session Of the Danville District
Conference opened this morning at 8
o'clock. with devotional exercises, led by
Rev. NJ. L. Williams.
Bishop Wilson called the body to ORDER
and the Committees on the orphanage,
Education ana Spiritual tCondi ton Of the
Church, submitted reports. which were
adopted after discussion.
The report on education was discussed
by Rev. James Cannon. Jr,. D. D.. Pro-
lessons William Holmes Davis, OF Dan
vile, and q, Sumter Smith, OF Bedford
city.
THE oRPHANAGg.
Virginia Conference Orphanage. q Rich
mond, also delivered an Interesting adj
dress on that work when the report was I
under consideration. WI
Messrs. W. Fl. Shepherd. OF South Boss
ton; frank Talbot, IA OF Y Mt. Vernon
Church, Danville; N. p. Angle,~of Rocky
Mount and w. 8. saylor, Of Cabell Street !
Church, Danville, were elected as lay
delegates to the annual conference, which
meets next November In Lynchburs.
Bassett's Church, on Smith g River
charge. In Henry. county. was chosen as
@the place for holding the district confer
&ence next year. ID;
Z The conference adjourned this afternoon
at o. clock. and was ali together 81 most
harmonious and enjoyable meeting.
2s AS many OF the Stownspeopleg could not
hear Bishop Wilson vest rday morning,
he kindly consented to remain over and i
preach again tonight and he was greeted 7
by a large congresati lon. who were
thrilled by his almost matohiess logic
and Seloquence. His two sermons here this \
week are among the ablest ever de livered
In the town. VI: