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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
A HANDSOME
MEMORIAL
Mrs Dunlop to Build an Add
ton to the Home for
the Sick.
------------ ~
AN OFFICER KILLS A NEGRO
----------------
Was Resisting Arrest and At
tempted to Choke the Off
Ger When He Fired.
AN OFFICER KILLS A NEGRO
,anao,a, = rhe r,,nes.D,snatch,,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PEIDRSBURG, VA, June 2o.-Mrs.s
Mary G. Dunlop will build handsome
addition to the Home for the Sick In
this city, as memorial to her late hus-
band. David Dunlop, sr. The contract
for the work has boon awarded to New
York contractors and work Is soon to be-
gin. The building will be OF brick with
terra Gotta and tile trimmings and will
cost SIS, 1000. 1t will be modern In every
particular and will contain an, operating
room that will equal any III the South.
THE building with the exception OF 4he
operating room. will be used exclusively
for charity, patients and Mrs. Dunlop VIII
provide an annual revenue to maintain It
d The graduating exercises OF the train
Ing school Of the Home for the Sick will
be held to- morrow night at the = M. @,
a. Tho address to the nurses will be
made by Rev. Or. Taylor. Of the First
BAPTIST Church.. and the diplomas VIII pc
delivered by DR.. Claiborne. a95s n,
KILLED HIS PRISONER.
Police Officer James M. Stewart shot
and killed this morning negro man who
Is suspected Of having committed murder
in North Carolina. In response to g tele-
gram, Officers Stewart and Dolan met
the train which reaches Petersburg about
8 o'clock In the morning and they saw
two men jump from the train and run.
After search, Officer Stewart found
one OF the men hiding under, a car. but
he refused to come out and tAe officer
pulled him to the opposite side OF the bum.
per. The negro vigorously resisted and
the officer tried In vain to quiet him
Tho negro, cursing. caught the officer
by the throat and seemed to be trying
to radw a weapon from his pocket, and
the officer thinking his life was in dan.
ger, fired on the negro, The ball entered
the mans throat and Is supposed to have
fractured the base OF the skull. The me-
gro ran off d short distance and fell dying
in few minutes.
Mr. Stewart Is regarded as one OF the
best and most discreet officers on the
force and has been ON the police force
for many years.
JOINT DEBATE.
There Ia talk among the Democrats IN
this city OF arranging for Democratic.
meeting in Petersburg and inviting Judge
Yarrell and Congressman Southall to .
Joint debate in this city.
The grocery store and restaurant OF r.
s. Chandler, in this city was burned this
morning about o'clock and all the stock
consumed, 1t is not known how the fire
began. There was an insurance OF Sl,9OO
on the building and stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
BOXING CONTEST
WAS INTERESTING.

One of the cleyerest boxing matches
ever seen In Richmond was given at the
Alert Athstis CLUB ass night ab 6stTeen
mie Sweeney OF Baltimore. }
McGiven Is a feather weight. and Sween-
ey bantam weight. Both contestants
had number of hackers, Nnd the bout
Tor eight rounds, and until the latb round
the crowd Of two hundred spectators were
kept guessing as to the result
The bout was clean all through, and
applause was frequent. The match by
First round-AfcGiven went In with a
rush, and landed several on Sweeney
wind, which brought a broad smile to the
countenanee OF the Ar a.. excha,ngs
showed his ability as an artful dodger,
and the round was his.
Second round--Sweeney used a few up-
per cuts, which puzzled the feather
distance, he slipped and Went against tie
ropes and after that the referee was kept
away ava 'AA This re round Vas snybody's but
+ The third, fourth. fifth and sixth round.
carried even honors with them.
In the seventh round both men tried
for points, but in the mix-up, the referee
felt that the bantam weight had the best
The eighth and last round went to the
the ban tam thought their favorite had
the best of 1t.
n figuring ont bis decision, the referee eff
to Sweeney's IS, and was. therefore, the
winner of the match.
The crowd was, with few exceptions.
satisfied. No charge was made; the
the members of the club and their
friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
GATHERED in THE
HOTEL L0BBIES

Judge E. NJ. Fulton. OF Big Stone Gap,
one OF the strongest lawyers In South
west Virginia. and a law partner OF Gem
eral Rufus A. Ayers was. in the city
yesterday looking after private affairs.
When seen last night at Murphy's Judge
Fulton appeared quite hopeful that the
trict this fall, alM elect Hon. Jospeh G.
'Wysor, Of Pulaski. to Congress- over Col
Slemp.
Western night train, accompanied by Mr..
B. J. Wysor,of Rnssell, who has a., :,
in connection with his new Insurance
Hon. r. R. Noblin. Of South Boston.
former member Of the House from Hall
fax, is in the city on private business.
and is registered at The Powhatan;
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harris and Mrs.
and Mrs. =. B. Snow, Of this city. two
bridal couples. are registered at tho j ef-
ferson The former were married In
South Carolina and the latter in Rich
mond. iY stBsse 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
CAMP AT WEsTHAMPTON.
Walker Light Guard Will Pitch
n; Tents Saturday..

walker Light Guard, of the Seventleth
Regime It, will 90 to westhampton Park
70 prepare the camp and pitch tents ,,. IN
Saturday morning The command M, VIZ w
AFTERNOON, and when this is completed
they will board cars for Westhampton
Park, where they will go into camp ana
remain until Tuesday morning.
Thew will go into regular army camp.
and While there will have ,tafget prac..
tice, extended order drill and will be put
through many other manoeuvres;, ~,
nate in the usual park dance, and doubts
Tess many Of their friends will be on
hand. ~ :,
ger and Power Company has rendered
the use Of the cars to the men, and also
furnished them with a flat upon which
to move their supplies, tents etc. TO the
grounds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Fine Drills Last Night.

since the advent of the intense hot
YEA her the block around the City Hall
has become a favorite place for drills
Of various militia companies, who take
to the open air In preference TO the not
Z I Last hight being weekly drill night Of
Company 3, SEVENTEEN Regiment, they
were marched to that point and engaged
in a spirited drill. ~
The Command had hardly reach he'd there
before Company r., Richmond Light IN
!fantry Blues, fffty.five strong, arrived on
Naturally the presence Of another COM
pany put more life Into the york q y, D4 tbs
men were almost perfect and both Cap
tain Miller, OF the Walker Light Guards,
Ind Lieutenant Peyton, of the BUGS
were much pleased with the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
COSTLY WRECK
NEAR CULPEPER'.
Fireman Is Killed and Other
Trainmen Are In
Ijured.
tsns.,.1 r. The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) !,
CULPEPER. VA, June "a bad ana =
costly wreck occurred near here :, ~
Ma rinn,ss deep cut, on the Southern Rail-
way, where the regular local freight !.
train ran into a heavy ballast train. both
going at rapid rate OF speed. !, Z {,
last train, was instantly killed by being =:
crushed to death between great mass
OF hot twisted iron. Engineer Jo mn D It,
cursy was also badly hurt internally nall His
left arm was broken and he sustained =
other injuries.
Conductor Jim swayne. OF the same ann
train, was hurt, but not seriously. me
engine, tender and caboose Of the BAL,
last train were almost a total wreck, ana ,a
the engine and tender Of the local tre's On
we're also badly damaged
IRE fault is attributed to the ballast
train crew. who, it is said. had no rag
man out to warm approaching trains, I,
The dead and wounded were quickly
.hro,,pht tn culpeper under the care OK
Dr. Alfred Rlxey company physician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
WILL BRING THEIR
DONATIONS 1O-DAY

The lady managers OF inc Mo1ne 70
Needy Confederate Women, gill receive
donations at the Home No. East Grace
Street. to-day and tomorrow. and they
are hopeful OF obtaining many generous
contributions. -.
Mrs. A. ]. Montague and her associate. "a
on the board have entered heartliy ny
provisions OF all kinds. as well as oed
and table linen, and. indeed. any OF the
var,ous things that go to furnish nome;
vii, be thankfully received today ana
tomorrow. ~o,.
Tomorrow night the dedicatory exer-
ctses will take place. and there VIII %
music and appropriate addresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Irene Lois Neisz.

i The two-year-old daughter of Police
Officer Phil Neisz died at the residence e:
OF her father this morning. at 2:4o. ar1er
The child was In splendid health up to
i O clock yesterday afternoon, when ahe
was attacked with a severe illness. Doc ,, !,
tors and Brown were - ea can1
.n Of the lungs. All that was posi-.
Bic was done to relieve her. but without
avail. She breathed her last at about
This is the second child that Mr.. Neisz
has lost during the past six days and l
his many friends join in sympathy with
him during the time OF his severe be-
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral as yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
PUSH AND ENTERPRISE.
The Rosenegk Brewing Co. Getting on Top
push and Enterprise Win Out IN

the Long Kun.
Tho improvements recently made-neW
cellars, porcelain lined steel stock vats,.
,astead Of the old-fashioned wood. new
machinery, &C.. &C., have Justified the
outlay in the superiority Of the beer
turned out
The company have had this proved to
them in very gratifying manner, as
wherever they have gone IN competition
with the largest and best known brewers
In the United states-the beer being sub
jected to street inspection and analysis
they have secured either the whole. or
part Of the most desirable contracts
given, out, notably the United States gov
eminent contract for the National Sol
dlers Home, Hampton, Va, and In an
other instance the supIlNhE 6
cispensary of South Carolina with their
export beers. I.asttf yEt9
and "Champagne," In carload lots.
q In the State of Virginia and North
Carolina, Rosenegk is fast becoming the
standard ns ~ si,arr h,f Wg.~ HE
Increase in business, somewhere in the
.lao. .!Sou o. 40 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
DECLINE OF THE
TOBACCO TRADE.
Warehouse Sold and to be Con-
verified Into Box
Factory.
tspec,a1 to TIE Tim E Dispatch.)

Especial to TIE Tim es- Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON N. c.. June 1.-THE
Dispatch this afternoon reports the sale
OF the large warehouse of the Whining
ton Tobacco warehouse Company to q
party Of New York and Wilmington cap
italists, wis will convert 1t into q large
box factory The corporation will be
capitalized at 100000. The plant will
be IN operation within ninety days. On
account Of the low prices Of tobacco and
the Indifference Of farmers In this Sec
ton, no tobacco will be sold on this mar
ket the present season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
ST. Paul's Annex.

! ST. paul's Church will soon have an annex
TO its choir room. work having already been
commenced on the building
The room will be memorial TO the late
Major Fred r. Scott. erected by his family,
It win be attached to the vest side OF the
church. and will be two stories the lower
room to be used by the infant-class, and the
upper by tho church choir,
The situation of the addition will enable
the choir TO got. to their seats without going
up the middle aisle as they do at present
architecture and general appearance OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
FIVE HUNDRED HOUSES
FLOODED BY cLOUDBURST
fBy Associated Press.)

PITTsBURG, PA. June 2s.-Over, five
hundred homes business houses and
school houses. short distance from
Pittsburg, on the Handle Railroad.
were inundated in from two to ten leet
Of water in Robins Run Hollow ana me
CHARTERS Valley by the cloudburst there
last night. Many buildings and briages
were drowned and at least one lie was as
lost. The loss amounts to 500 600. Inere
were many thrilling scenes and Mario"
eScaneS. .aEa-lL-- ". 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
JUST COME TO TOWN. !
Partial List Of the Guests at the
Hotels Last Night. ID

" Gue6tH Eeklstc'eo tts7s VIC ttoEots 'ees HoNs
Lexlngton-s Bernard November. Baltimore;
v. c. Slippers, New York; George L, Wood.
Baltimore; Howard G.. Gunner, Charlotte, N.
c.: NJ 3. Smith. Philadelphia ]. O. Hodgson,
Philadelphia: H. II. Cowan. Pittsburgh; II. r
Culliman, Gulf Port. Miss; W. 3. Powell.
s., A. L.; Thomas H. Battle, Rocky Mount.
N, e.; T. Fl Williams Virginia; ], II. Smith.
j. ], Powell. Danyllle; N. II, Snead. panyille.
The Powhatan--W. II, Kennette, Raleigh,
N, C.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George Brown,
Pstersburg; Andrew J. Terry. Charlotte
Courtholse; A. Ellwange and wife. Danyille;
IT, G. Moseley and lady. Danyil|e; Mrs w. II.
Ferguson and child. Danvlle Irvine Whit
field, Danyils: A. II, Novel;, N, g.; w, g.
Willard and son, Partlow. Va; G.. w.
Chisholm and lady, Design. Va; w r
Murph,y's-w p, cahoon. Virginia; r, F..
Piper, Durham, N. c.; G. l.. Crawford, Ats
lanta; p, y. Campbel Yazoo City Miss; Q.
II. Mood. Norfolk; Thomas j. Jones' Hamp-.
toni i. NJ, Faulkner South Boston, ". p.
Mathews. Clifton Forge; Il: NJ, Chichester.
The Bichmond-E. p Eqtstsd, Ylrgniai r.
II. Pentz. Baltimore; 7. H. Phelps and wife.
Bowling Green. Va; u, A. Keen, Irwin; p.
@. Penn. Danville; Mrs, ], s. Eppes, Glad
The The Jefserson--Mrs, Porine, New York; r, p.
Lissery, Calvert. rexi Fred A. Smith. Nav
York; g. a, Jeffress and wife, WILMINGTON.
N, c., 5t rf SO ElafN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Relligerent Citizen.

A whole lot OF excitement was occa-
stoned so.atly after midnight at Terry
Brothers bar on North Sixth Street. a
party of young men,, consisting Of Err.
Wagner got into an alteration about
something that nobody else could ',see
through,T Captain Tolhlinson and Officer
Tony Lang arrested them and they were
CARED ia tho Second Station.
Later Officers AlcMullen and Krengle
arrested Jacob and Mike LoYenstein for
fighting, and the whole party will be
heard BY Justice John this morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Mrs. Rebecca M. Turpin.

Mrs. Rebecca NJ Turpin, WidoW her az
Io. tnerca No 80 North Twenty-fourth
tSreu at $50 o'clock Tuesday, agea
This beloved and yener;a ted. LADY sysve nad
6 6sen bte .l and one son. They are Mrs
d Lark wills, Of Locust Dale; Mrs Mrs. B 3;
i Dickle ana Mr etso NJ T II mnt of Mar.
t pat TennS and Miss Rebecca Turpln, OF
Ills tili city, i one sister. Miss Bette Garth
rig gn a,so Viii take place this after
Ae a'c,ock from the Leigh Street
n Rantis It Church. Following are pail
Ac.ve-NN Turnin. A. r. Yarbrough.
srthnr B. Clarke. Giles PicoL Charles
81. Picot, G. w. Turpin: ..r,. "a.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Ml VII ,,, ar
r Wv TAYLOR, w. J.. IVestwood, Mat
Godsey, j. II. Balleu, ]. T. Allen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
TWO WHITE MEN KILLED
BY A NEGRO DESPERATE
fBy Associated Press,

BIRMINGHAM ALA, June 2s.-1n
shooting ARRAY at Hardwlck's Camp, on
the new extension OF the seaboard Ar
Line. two white men. Matt Bum ana
Walker Wheeler were killed. and Samuel
Bum, brother of Matt Bum. was
wounded by VIII Williams, negro aes-
perado Williams escaped, out q posse ~
after him. Another negro. supposed to
have been involved In the affair. has
been arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Fez Club at Beach Park.

,.rhe Fee Club" fifty strong, left here yes
terday afternoon for Beach Park West Point.
md elected officers for the ensuing year: Hay
Thornton, presidents Thomas Whittet, score
tary and Thomas W. Mccaw; treasurer r., lSnna., ~
nanher Of thesclub, and was put through a
we're initiation. said It's equals that which y
administered those who take the Shrine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
TWO KILLED, TWO INJURED
ON NEW YORK CENTRAL
tpy Associated Press

u ROCHESTER,, N. T.. June .s.-Two men
were killed, a third is not expected to i've,
and another Is seriously Injured as the ne re,
Central Railroad running. gang Of track
hands at Otis Station IN this city late TO-DAY Ia,
All four men were residents OF thls CITY. me me
baggage car OF a city bound train when they
were struck. .4tsa4t ft1 gt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
ARE ROBBED
BY NEGROES
Higl1wayi1,en Go Through Col
ored Excursion Train and
Demand Money.
ARE NOW IN THE. COUNTY JAIL
VIII be Given Hearing Satur-
day Before Squire Angle.
Other Gases in Henrico.

John Brown and Jeffrey Shelton, both
colored, were turned over to the Hcnrico
authorities by Detective Sergeant Wren,
of this city, yesterday, as the result OF q
train robbery, In which they were prin-
cpals.
The negroes were charged with having
held UP carload Of negro excurslonsts
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
near Richmond, on Monday. Tho rob-
bers succeeded in getting away with $40
belonging to the committee who had the
excursion in charge They also were " re- s rsa
OF the train a severe beating.
preliminary hearing will be given the
men on Saturday before Squire Angie;
county, one OF them having left the jail
weeks time, for participating In o shoot
Ing scsaps a. wonSad dame ase a n s'dnes
Tomorrow Squire Angle will have be-
fore him Richard johnson, who is now
locked up in the county jail, charged
with felonious assault upon negro girl
twelve years old. .&s
Another guest at the famous hostelry
in Henrico Is John Jackson lcolored),
eaasssS tsh IS is there sa %
Robert woodbridge, a negro youth, who
was arrested recently. IN Henrlco on the
charge Of stealing a bicycle, has been sent
Angle.
Clerk waddill. Of Heniico County Court,
Walter s.. N1acLelland and Mary Schultz.
and Luther W. Godsey and Mary Q. Clip
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
YOUTH RUNS HEADLONG
INTO a STREET CAR

A small hoy named Thomas Moody w was
painfully hurt last night sh frosd a strees
car 9 u.o at TrRirty.first and Broad Streets.
The boy was playing With a dog ana
o Vas b behhis the h, spproaeh Of the car he
ran into 1t broadside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Sons of America

The Patriotic Order Sons OF America have
organized Camp No, 20, with headquart ers IN
Officers Installed for the present term are:
President G. w, Hodges Ylce-President.
Walter Rock; Master OF Forms. George III.
secretary, II. y. Carnefix Financial Secretary.
j. H. Whitlow; Treasurer, A. 9, Nelson; Con-
sductor, q. r. Hamberger; Inspector ]. X.
Mathews,j Chaplain, j, w Blngley, Trustees,
George NJ. Rogers; ], w. E!ngley and George
III, Duke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson,

NORFOLK. VA June es,--Mrs. Mary
e. Wilson, much respected lady, Wlo,o oNs,
home, No. III Lincoln Street, yesterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock in her sixty
fourth year. The deceased was the moth
er Of Mr.. Samuel G. Wilson and MIS-
Josephine Ripley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Get Bad Ducking.

Al $50 o'clock last night thoAmbulance
was called to the Virginia Navigation
company's wharf. Neag1Ie one ,a1,ao Of ,n the
ha riyer' but was brought to shore and
rasuscitated through the efforts OF Or.
Ieonard, OF the City Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Tho Youngest Baby

IAN readily digest and assinilate Borden's
Eagle Brand Condensed MAX because
the casein, which Is In ordinary cows
milk, undergoes physical alteration IN
The process Of condensation, which
makes 1t digestible It bylnss the re-
suit which eve2y parent Is looking
for. viz, strong and healthy children,
~Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
EDGAR G. MURPHY GETS
YALE mi. A. DEGREE

~ (By Associated Press.)
NEW HAVEN, CONN, June ?9.--The lorna!
commencement exercises and the annual
alumni dinner were the two chief features OF
to-day's programme at Yale. The usual COM
meuceinent procession OF candidates for de,
gress. -m5lna1rs OF the corporation, faculty ana
Graduates was abandoned because Of the rain.
Tho honorary degree of doctor Of laws. was
conferred upon Chief Justice Arelano, OF the
Philippines. and the degree OF master OF arts
upon Parfe DC Tavern, senior Filipino mem
Der Of the Philippine Commission, and Edgar
Gardner Murphy, executive secretary OF the
Southern Education Board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

4 Bad Liver

ii1s,ifcs 4 healthy, active Liver, good stomach
and sound Kidneys, A bottle free II you send
address to Drake Formula Company. Chicago.
owens a. Minor Drug Co.. Distributing
Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Mrs. Heeke to Attend.

Mr.. ]. n. Heeke. OF this city. will attend
the international Congress and National AS :,
s snc ton OF Deaf Mutes. which will meet IN
g, Tonis from July Goth to July 9Th. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Blood Troubles

4 NUMEROUS aches and pains
stubborn, long-continued dis
S out OF order, disease germs
5 find their way into the cir.
rouble is the result, Rheu-
nd Ulcers, Scrofula, Anamia,
skin eruptions, like Eczema,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
DEATHS.

NEISZ-Died. Irene Lois. the infant daugh'
ter Of Phlip Neisz, entered into the state
Of rest this l3;45 A. M, age two years.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
KING WILL LEAVE THIS
MORNING FOR HOME
nv Associate TED Press)

(By Associated Press) d.
KEEL, June 29.-King Edwards Ylsit
was brought to an end by a farewell! pan pan
o,let on the German imperial yacht no,
henzollern Tonight. TIE British royal
Yacht Victoria and Albert with his Ma !.
jesty on board will sail for England lsl At at
daybreak tomorrow, escorted by INC
King Edward and Emperor WILLIAM To-
day witneA,ed part of the racing from
EckernfoerAs to Kiel on board the VIC
toria and Albert ~,
gold cup given by King Edward. me
Empress's yacht lduna was second ana
Morton +. Plants Ingomar third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Routine Business,

The Committee on Water met last night apd
transacted much routine business, none Of
vh4eA uas ef sspscsa! public interest,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
Suit Filed YesterdaY.

The suit of Il. r. Murray against John o.
Taylor and II. " Taylor for $500 was filed in
the Law md. Equity Court yesterday. II Is
a contested loan matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

Danyille Excursionists Here.
The Cabell Street chapel Sunday school, OF
Danvle. spent yesterday In this city seeing
the sights. The excursonists spent much time
In the shopping dlstrlcts. While the Capitol,
resort. ~ -. -. ~ -.lll -aDl "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

Bad blood is the source 0
and the cause of nearly all
eases. When the blood get
and poisons OF various kinds
culation and some serious t
lnatism, Malaria, Old Sores q
and many pustular or scaly
Salt Rheutn and letter, have
their beginning in bad blood,
and only a remedy that enters
into the circulation and de-
stroys the germs and poisons.
can have any permanent good
effect upon a disease OF this
character.
You can't check a blood
disease,by any external treat
lnent; the sores and eruptic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30
poherty Brothers Win Again.

N"- ~ 10 ~ (Hy 2ASSUCIdtcW 1ITUbsI n IN
LONDON June 29,-In tho tennis doubles
| championship ut Wimbledon to-day, the
brothers pohery, the holders, beat Smith aud
Riseley ~ 60 - II 81 VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-30

Another guest at the famous hosiery
in Henrico is John Jackson (colored)
charged with beating Maud White. M
step-daughter. He lis there awaiting trial