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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
2. !. -
PIG IRON TO GO UP
sloss-s Sheffield Co. Placing is;
Entire Output ctivity in Trade

asloss- Sheffield Co. Placing It's
Entire on ctivityS in Trade
D Major Hug y. ans. selling q gent 3
OF the sloss- sheile ldS Company. reports /
that tho entire output gef the plants be-
longing to this co mpany which amount
is 400 tons OF .pig Iron a day. h as been
sold as rapidly as produced Il t,us fa az TINS
month, and that The company has az
yanced the price OF sout hern 70 undr NJ.
ro g ,o 40 80 ton efies.as seIne and
stove manufacturers are buying heav w 81
this month. and that there is algo consul
1crablc demand from the M nul ac s st ere
The West inghonse Il Electric COMPANY:
which Ii the largest consumer OF foun1IsE
pig iron in the United States has also SO
bssn afss hayep rhs has buy
mig freely nd Is in lbs, VI
1000 tons Of pig iron, The heavy -dema "a q
for elnipnent potn ~ forc.
Ing this branch Of buyers into the inarke t 3
and the fact that the buyers generaiiyG
are beginning 10 realize that prices nave nav.
changes may occur from the present VIII
be upward. Is also tending 70 stllmiulalts
trade. 81 ", y
that tho reason his com PAM Is securing
the business is because of the lower tpric esg
which he Is making Is not al together true
as there are other companies which have
been selling as low as he Sloss- Sheffield.
though there aresstill theirs which nave
been selling Al tents a ton his i her@
than this company. This company. has
refused an fer OF $3.50 a ton for southern
No. q for d lIYery in the first six months
next year. ! { being gainst Its policy 70
contract that far In a dyance, md It also
being theirIpbelief that the cond tons VIII
greatly improve and prices advance be-
fore that period. AZ isl Ia = gsils 233
demand from the man ufacturers9
of machinery has increased, - said Major
Adams. 2..tand there are hume rous otnerS
Indications that the general conditi lions are
Improving, Prices are on the lowest basis
!nowgthat will abe made. The producers
realize that to sell below the present quo
stations means to lose money. md they
will push the curtaiiment policy, even flr-a
thor than 1t has alread y OK Tended before
reductions viii be made In prices, me y,
advances made by the sloss-S neii1 ,,nl
al Of The large 81 ProS New
York Tribune, 81 IA. fgi 5g i ~ Sslt
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Wanted rs Hang Him..

"a man that will beat his mother, no.
matter how mean she Isl hasn't got any
right tolive ON the face Of the ca rth..s IS
said Justice Crutchfield to James Brad son..
a young white man, " no had led toy ex-f
BY s saying that ali the rest of the family
We're as bad as he. # ISL NJ a 5sgsB VI w
Bradsons older bro t her said tlhes had to
knock the younger m an down. to MAKE
fled that he was bad chara cters nd had
come In the house drunk and bea ten ms i1le,
mother severely. " ~ 38S ~
Twelve months, but i wish ! could
hang you!"4 was His Honor verde sS5st
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ASK INDULGENCE
In Confusion Incident to Removal
Can't Comply With Requests.

Colonel John ". Richardson. register
OF the Land Office, Is up, TO his eye
ILsion incident to the removal OF his
office effects to his temporary quarters
In the CITY Hail. requests the statement
that lie is delayed in his office WORK, 40
senate chairs and desks, etc. Colonel
Richardson win be fixed up in his new
quarters by the end of the week, and
those having orders with him, VIII
then hear from him regarding them.
: housands of old books were taken from
the garret of the Capitol yesterday, and
il begins to look as If to clean out tho
old building entirely Will be a. never
ending task The contractor VIII take
charge and begin tearing off the roof
on Monday next.
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Welded Brick Bats 81

John III Thomas, n colored VI, charged with
throwing bricks, said in the Police Court
bricks at him. The Justice put mo faith
In his story, and reqnested a. fye-spot.
E James Christian, e lored. was accused.
to shoot zone Salutla Anderson: he was
assessed S.. "a g#8f ISL g n
William Banks struck Harriet Johnson
with asrock and ran away, but a Watc n
full policeman baggeds him. and Justice,
John did the rest, which was So and costs:
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of Education yesterday. These two gem
tlemen, along with President Boatwrignt
and Professor Winston, of Richmond Col
5lcge. left yesterday for the University 81
Virginia to attend the meeting Of tho.
Coz Operation Ii Educational Commission
there to-day. The Rev. James Cannon
and Captain q. z. Brent, secretary Of
the State Board of Education, left last
night for that meeting. ~ Il at5 n 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Officers DYING Hard.

who will be affected by tho Masurleri orr
dinance.s designed TO prevent t hem from
serving on party committees, are I'd ylng
hard as the time approaches for them
to 5vacate, and ono or two have gone SO
far as to consider whether they will sur
render their municipal Il places or their
seats in the City Com mlttee. q " !8s
81 One course or the other, however, is In, =
perative, according TO good IA wyers. and
there will be n considerable shaking up
In local political clrcl esG on September LIST,
when the ordinance becomes effeCtlve..aM
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WILL
BE THE SUBJECT
Central Trades and Labor Cour-
Gil Hear p elegates OH
This Subject.

At the meeting of the Central Trades
and Labor Council might only bus mess
of routine nature will be- transacted
after which the evening will pc. given
over to the discussion Of tn equestion,
/. How to Advance Unonisnl In , his
City 4 4 ,8s ia 81 s
III is expected that several of he older.
members will make many good SUE gees;
tons during their remarks on the : a lD
fject. The Inaugural Hon of these discuss
lsionsJ Will be n SOURCE OF much inforr1a
ition and help 10 the younger mem bers
Of labor organizations In this clty. Each
delegate viii no given an oppeortunlty ~ 70
Eex press his views on the question, Is
Meetings to- be held THIS week I, {, are Z, !;
Retail Clerks In Picket Camp q all''
Thursday night. III
brewery Workers. No. l2o, ~ Aionroo
Hall. Wednesday night
Cigarlnakers, No, 13S, l1lletts Annex.
Wednesday, night. \ 4 jl9
& Painters, Decorators and Paperha Y gers,
No 800 In tarlnod y & i,ils y, Wednesday,
3nightsSSa ~ WI
& Mr., Dantal NIcCallum, who was lreeent-
lily promoted y from y the 5 local St yea ther1
bureau to the central sta ton ~ SSVasa-
8ington. will not assume his ness q ltses
until the first week IN august, Mr.
Afccallnnl5 was scheduled n to leave this
city last Wednesday. but owing TO trsl
fact that his SUCCESSOR is taking his yif.i
cation, he will remain here Until Tvs
arrival. % h So ri
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immune to- si,nstroke. heat prostration or.
diseases which find surest Judgment II the t
weak and riin-down Y. 81.
Il Hundreds OF testimonials are on 5file IN
the Munyon offices from those who have
tested Munyon's paw-Paw Tonic ana
found that 1T strengthens, cheers, ener-
giles, builds up and brings new hope and
restored ambition. sa8
4 1fyou feel the need of tonic try Paw
Paw Do 1t to-day.
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Preparing Book Contracts.

4 The Attorney General Is now preparing
the contracts to be made with the publish
ers OF the aschoobooks that have been ac-5
cepted by the State Board for use insthe.
public schools. 81 ~ BIS X.
d The lists Of these books are being print
cd in pamphlets Of 1870 pa ges. which VIII
be semitic the different city5and country
Observation-Disclosures soon as completed.
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External J! !! 1 9!

George E. Burgess, a native OF Rich
tmond, who was bron and reared on
Church Iill was nominated for district
county clerk, carrying every precinct
save ono, and defeating his oprUnent by
IA vote 81 OF j, 300 to 700. i M q "a
fifteen years. lie is a brother-ln.lnw Q g
MIR. Thomas ]. o Keefe, Of this city. aud
Ia well known here. His new place Is
worth about $1,000 a year. 49,,
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Clever Watchrnan, This.

Merch ants' Cold Storage Warehouse, on
sund az night stole therefr a piece
of cheese weighing "a bout sixty po aIl,
or With it when the Waterman got5con
the scent and caught HIM; y. -.
Justice Crutchield gave III I'm al il our
months. 80 4. ..s5ft III il u 8 Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Takes Hopeful View

J: Mr.. u. 3 r. Mays. OF Alton, Va. re-
.gistercd at the Powhatan. Mr.. Mays
Is here On private hnsipe9s When
and declared that Nelson county might
be counted on for a. good ma ority for
the ticket in November. He said the
year SO far, had been seasonable one
for ~ hn IA rr,1ers u ytss lilSt u l3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Paving Main Street.

The pavement on tho north side. OF Main
Streets. is now torn up while a Eranolithic
pavement Is being laid With the. couple
posite side OF the street. practically all Of
Main Street from Ninth to tho Main Street
depot will have been paved with the artificial
stone lsi III b VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Fl. MISSOURI PLAN K. a lSf
Strong Declaration in Favor Of
State Primaries.

Thc convention OF tho M issourl Demo;
erals which met y Jefferso,na city last
sse a n1sas hie WIZ e lie
lad nid'' 81 yonng Circuit Attorneg Joseph
Folk as named for &c mgy g nv
made strong 4, ~ IN laSor . ~
si Here 81 The plank IN the pla form n' or
thu subject; 4, i 4, !, !, !, /. 1,
pure ,eleGtlo =, ana bs ~ ~
q partyfo 'partls!pafs selection q
III pafya aidldatsss and q that the tmsl
si,pia ktats. Whieb lie ,st
% ail. al economical ass possible t9y Inc ls
Hidie and ~ io rallal.Gaas; amagiy,inns 4
VIM may nay wisli tn offer, ihsmselyes for,
of tho rsopla,' 4. ;, , q n,
This sys.sIl llAA NJ gE3,Wn y, nnsi
Western States ~ the |lnlnnt It'll
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Trolley Party to Petersburg.

The young people of Emmanuel Baptist
Church Will give a trolley party to-alght. The
route selected is the electric llnetto Peters
burg and Ferndale Park. Just beyond that
city. The party. which promises to be a
large and Jolly one will leave Manchester
at o. clock sharp.
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YESTERDAYS VISITORS.
Educators Pass Through Er
Routes to Charlottesville.

s Mr.. w. "A. Bowles, Of Fluyanna, Was
in tho city yesterday 8
Mr.. Thomas N. Shepherd. of FluYanpa,,
called al the state Treasurers Office yes
terday. s II S
Mir Thomas Ninmo. Of tho state
Library, is still confined 10 the house by
sickness, He is at pr. Yirginius IIarri.
sons on Church Hill
DIR, H. b. Frissell, principal Of The
Hampton Institute, and Professor
Phoenix, Of Che. same institution, wero
visitors at the Office OF the State Board
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\ BE COVERED TODAY.
Rain Beat Upon Statue Of Father

OF Ills Country.
ii Tho little corrugated iron house, built
around the EIondon statue OF Washing
ton on the CAPITOL Square, and In which
the valuable piece of art work was
placed on Saturday, Is still uncovered.
though the roof will be put OF, today N
as The beating rain fell In torrents on the
box that holds the treasure Saturday
night and yesterday, but those in charge
say this was rather a benefit. 4 as 1t
served only to wash from the marble
tho dust OF years that had accumulated
upon 1t Tho rafters are In place, and
to-day Contractor Render will complete
the work $500 49, s.ssal 81 4
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closed in June, and was awarded the two free
trips to the st. Louis Exposition, together
with expense money, Il offered bYq the Curtis
Publishing Company. His increase In sales
during the three previous months was larger
than any boy In the United States. Roy did
some hustling during this time, and had as
his assistant Master Taylor Pendleton, who
also did good work. { sg M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
Moonlight Excursion Tuesday.

The second moonlight Of the season. under
Z the auspices Of the Central Young MEMS
the steamer Old Point Comfort leaving the
wharf. Rockets, promptly e, $50 O'clock
\ Tine, number of excursionists Is limited TO
be comfortable aud that all may have a
good tiine. Music will be rendered Wy the
Association Philharmonic Orchestra, and the
Association Mandolin and GIee Club, Refresh.
rnentB will be served by o committee Of
young men,
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MrWilliarns Back

8 Bailiff j. w. Williams, OF the Corpora
home In Southampton. has returned to-
the city. Mr. illtams says the crop
outlook In his countygis good and that he
$situatlonEis ra Their quiet. s{ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
-Four Are Candidates.

for the superintendent Of schools OF Flu
wanna county an o flee made vacant by
the deathsof Mr.. Faris. They are DR.. r.
@. sBowles. NJ Mr.. Il George 81 NJ. Bashaw,
Shepherd .3* Il. M 4 BisS q Elk
The board meets$to elect superlntenl-
entS the latter part OF August. IL
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she Did Not Resign

Editor of The Times Dispatch: 81.
slr,-I Wish to correct the erroneous I'm.
preston given out BY your correspo ndent
5ln8the paper OF I July ~ th That ] had re-
signed my chool "a Black Greek. wish
last May 1T was no longer mine, but
deny most empbatically ~! hal wing said .
would decline 70 teach The. Black Creek
School if5the school board In Henry dis- \
.trict sawNt to give the. schoo oil back tome,
Miss No RhfAic C. BRUER. {;
Ricllynond, Va, r., IT. ID, No. a.
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i HE DANGERS
OF KEA1
May be mlnImi1sd and Avoided
blythe Use Of
MUNYON'S Paw PAW

The authorities oftthis
city and It's hospitals !.
would have far less e es..
pense in the care Of
cases due to heat pros
trations II people would
fortify and strengthen
themselves against the
high temperature and!
great humidity W t h
M II n y o MS Paw-Paw.
Tonic. 1t keeps the Ydi-
gestivc organs in con-
.dition. Keeps the blood
pure and so Vltalizes the.
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I For Pastures New.

-
his daughter. charging him with beating
/ her, failed to answer to his name when
called in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning. 34 III
ssI55 Mr.. John Avis went BKeattss bond on
Saturday night, but the befriended man
has left for pal ts unknown. ls
Jessie Bradley, OF tho purest a frican
stock. was given six months board nftlle
city hotelsin lieu OF the I" fivc-cent SNACK" I
he 4 sought in nlrs Dobbins's private
apartments Saturday night. Spencer
Wade, OF hiopian stock, paid $40 Tor
entering the same place. H is peregrinn-i
$tlon into the apartments OF Mrs. nobbins
did not extend quite SO far&as Bradley's,
SO he was not rewarded with free board
&E Matt & Williams drank from the cup
that clears" too deeply Saturday. and
found the effect to Isl be anything but
clearing. His tongue slipped "a Joint, and
yesterday morning the slip COS st " him s.
for repairs. sfit 34@
be- Willie Driver, Of renowned pugnacity,
and .Srinnie'. Goode a dude, paid 50 for
: a free fisticuff exhibition they gave Sat
surday night. !$s ;3 .sss ri ~ !. .
Saturday night, and Pryor 4. cussed. for
which priviege he paid tile sum q sl.$ss
~ esterday morning Six sTe et-sln g 81
tiail-birds were carried to the cage sittl-
ated In Chesterfield county,ss
Personals and Briefs. a.
Rev r. P. Lumpkin goes to-day to
Caroline county where he viii VIII hold q
5protractcd meeting.
4 Mr. James Woodward III Of Norfolk Is
visiting Mr.. Bernard Robinson at Porter
Street. ~ aj us. i{s II
4 B Mr. David u. Puliam IS spending a
week at charlottesville, where he will
make an address before the Educational
Association. #
IN Mr.. w X II. Eubank Is visiting Miss
Pond, at No, 5o7 West Twelfth Street.
John lDarden was arrested yesterday
morning for indecency on cal OF tho
Virginia Passenger and Power Com,-
gpany. III Il N
d Chesterfield board Of supervisors met
yesterday. s3t8 IA .5s
5'i Nj. R. G. Beazley, Of the South Bos-
ton News, s. Visiting Mr.. r. p. Smith,
with his wife and daughter
E5 Rev. ". u. Franklin is sick at the
residence OF Rev. "A. B. Sharp.
M Tho Fire Committee met last night and
granted several permits. among them
being one to the STANDARD Oh Company,
and one to Mr. Aaron Sanpso rs NJ
n ID .6 r. Ga rner way arrested yesterday
evening for assault on a street car con-
duet or. IN ss ], # (. 55 Il! .s f
"a Mr.. ii. Il c. Beattie, Jr,3left yesterday
morning for an extensive trip throug n
the Northern States and Canada.
The city auditorfh has dog medals which
he would like to dispose OF.
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Sheriff Solorno,]n.lB Back.

Mo 3es Went With with tie Elks to cincinnati
and then took In. the World s Fa II at 4
ST. Louis, returned home last night. Mr.
Solomon expresses himself as greatly
with his tri D. IS ri ~ sf
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aBeeaI.ine for the River

"A 8 horse, owned and driven by John
first and Franklin Streets Sunday night,
and kept on untilIt jumped into the river.
The four occupants Of the wagon were
thro Mn out, but were not much ictuTed. q 3.
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out Of Temptation Now

sam Banks. a young colored boy was e !;
charged before Justice Crutchheld Win !
5up.to wn store There was no positive
evidence or guilt, but 4 the judg &c put him
lout8of the way offtemptation byssendlng
lhImIto the reforinatory for the next three
years. 3i3 IL i5i}} " 80
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STud gl1ents Were Entered.

Il Judgments were entered In the Ley
and Equity Court yesterday as follows:
IT. G.. Williams Company w. y. e. F'ft-s
gan. s117.1t. X a ia.38
Charles b. TAYLOR and Company vs.
A. r, Angles $2t4, sSi.S5ff 80
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Richmond Boys Winners.

Master Roy Dudley Jry general agent
for the Saturday Evening Post in this
city, received snotiee yefterday that he HRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-26
coAsTW1sE TRIPS IN THE
CHANGE IN scHEDuLE-NoRFo G.
WESTERN RAILWAY.

With time table effectIVc Sunday, July
cath, trains No. % and No. 26 have been
discontinued between East Radford and
Bristol. a new train. No. II, leaves
East Radford daily at 1l:lo A.. Nj. and
arrives Bristol 500 p. NJ. making local
stops. The Norfolk and Bristol sleeper is,
handled by train No. 10 Norfolk to Roa-
Inoke and train No. Al Roanoke to Bris-
toll; returning is hands,. by train No,a2
to Lynchburg and train No. l6 Lynchburg
to Norfolk. 4l-42 Is the Washington and
Chattanooga Limited, with dining car
and Pullman sleepers to and from New
Orleans and Memphis.
G. II, BosLEY.
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District Passenger Agent.
FROM r lC ND,VA.-CHEAP RATES
iXlA SEAEOARD AIR LINE. .s5

VIZ SENOSFtnDFrS AN LINE ~ s,s4fa
RALEIGH, n. c., and return, S6so.
Account of Summer School for Teachers.
Tickets on sale July 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th.
25th and August lst, limited to August
9Th. 1904,
& tMoNTEAGLE, TENN, and return,
$3.50. Account Monteagle Bible School
Tickets on sale July 18TH 10Th. 2lst, 22d,
limited to August 3lst, 1904.
SOS Is. Account Triennlal Conclave,
knight Templars, and Sovereign Grand
Lodge, /. %. o. n. Tickets on sale August
18th to- September 9th. inclusive limited
to October 2Si, 1904.
All Of the above rates apply from Rch-
mond. Ya, Proportlonally cheap rates
may be had al all other stations on the
stapoard
ii. S. Lizard. w. NJ. TAYLOR,
d. p, A. G. N. A
Phone 4o5. $50 p, Main ST.. Richmond, va,
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NEWS FROM
SOUTH..SlDE|:.
Burglar III House Is Scared
Away Keats Gone to-
Pastures New.
KEATS JUMPS BAL all BOND
Pugi1acitty Below Par Par Several el,ia !
Fines and Imprisonlnetlts.
Personals and Briefs.
KEATS JUMPS BAIL BOND
Manchester Bureau, T!r,es, 8 ispatoh

Fl Manchester Bureau, Times D ispatch 3
S No. l102 Hull Street. ! III
& Mrs. Clinely, Of No. II West Twentieth
Street. was disturbed bysh burglar Sum
day night about 10 clock.
4 Mrs. C1inely was about to retire when hen
she heard noiso as OF some ono NOV
Ing about in the house. She sought the
assistance Of several nearby friends, and
with them went to search the house
Behind the dining room door they found
3a young white man, who made his es--
cape before they could lay hands on him.
Mr.. r. s.. Ward attempted to catch him
as he made his exit from the house, but
the stranger showed clean pair Of
heels and eluded his purslier. !. ..lg.
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a. 5u1t T9EntefeQT 77.Yesrcruay.51T s rs
"A suit was entered yesterday In the
Circuit Court by Jacob Epstein, trading
rs the Baltimore Bargain II louise. against
sharove and Passamanack for 81
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GO ON
MRS, GILL'S EXCURSION

TO Norfolk and Virginia. Beach Thurs
day, July 2Stll, via Norfolk and Western
Railway Special fast vestibuled train
leaves Richmond. Byrd Street Station,
$50 a. NJ; Petersburg, 9:@ A.. NJ, going
through to Norfolk and the Beach with
out change of cars. Returning, leave
the Beach $3.50 p H., Norfolk Z p.
nj. Fl Only s1,25 round trip.
."FlNEsT coAsTWIsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD."
Richmond to Boston and return, $500;
to Providence and return, s2l.OO; includ-
ing meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk; daily line to New England.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeakciand Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway. Of
fices, $40 East Main Street. II. II. Wright.
agent, Norfolk,
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Meeting Of Pickett Camp.
met last night, Commander Sullivan pre-
siding Only business Of ~ routine
nature wa 5transacte NJ and, Ia fterS a short
session. the camp adjourned,
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Cut Cash Ten Inches Long, X
David Il ackson, coored, was In the Pc. B
.lice Court yesterday morning on the
charge Of cutting a .l!ttlen cash about
ten inches long In the leg of aHothsEc
sIapkey,s His case was continued u until
l.GgNst \ Sd II "a give the Injured man .
,chanre 10 testify. "a M
s.irnett,s Extract Of vanIlla Il 3s5a
PrejSared from selected Vanilla Beapk
yr2tranted.-"adY. TAI 8,
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RicIl,nond Bc

In ill9 primaries for municipa affalTs,3
leld Va Gal ssl0rl ,psxaA, last week. ~ y.
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Total estimat ed cost Of completlng 49,.
worl, . . Z. =. e. Z. $42, 500
The completion Of this !: great power
plant will furnish sufficient power to the
company to enable itsto operate Its city
line In Petersburg and the interurbt'aElnr
line, and will prove a great saving, power
being generated by means OF water from
an Immense storage reservoir and canal,
constructed at great cost.