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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
VISITS TEST FARM.
State Board Finds Everything
in Excellent Condition.

The State Board of AgHculture spent
"Wednesday on the test farm at SAKE
when they thoroughly inspected the place.
lion, a. o. Mauck, who could not iteud
The meeting Of the board. Commissioner
X DINER accompanied the board on the Tip.
by Professor s. 3. Hedges. manager OF
the test farm The board found the farm
Il, first-class condition. A report to this
effect was submitted by the test farm
T.. M. Barker. chairman, and Hon. John
r.. tCowan and Hon. w. e.. II, I1eech.
President Beverley, OF the board ap-.
pointed Messrs. Egg born and Ruftin mem
bers OF the special committee which has
been charged 10 submit plans for the.
conduct OF the Immigration work. Tho
entire committee Is composed OF Messrs.
sioncr koiner. al 3asg3 +, N. gss#S
THE next meeting OF the board Will be
held In Richmond November "a.
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HEAD OF THE FAMILY. .
Innocent Bystander Disproveds
the Old Adage. and was Hero. z


John SWashingto colorcd. proved to
his own satisfa ction yesterday that he
was head 4 OF his household. and this
morning, in the Police Court Justice j ohm
Is liable to reward him accordingly "a
John said he was trying to train UP a
little Washingto In the way he should
60. when his lfc and his mother-in-law
interfered. !. They thought his method was "a
too strenuous. a moment later they felt
real sorry they butted In.
When DR.. Leonard got through with.
his side of the case he pronounced the
wife as being one big brulse; the mother
as much the worse pnystcaiiy for l,er
Interference and John, himself. a little
under the Wehthcr. No chairs or dishes
wero broken. s @ ri
An innocent bystander, whose name has
not vet been locate ed. swatted John over
the head with a brick In behalf OF the
little Washington. the wife and her
mother. Four stitches were necessary to
stop the flow Of blood. The Innocent by
stander disappeared after he had done
Ehls good work, and John was juggcd. 8s
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y!nia. All 81, the SNestefnera were-from
:N MEG quoketa, Iowa, the party being com
posed 9, Messrs. Ira House. j. i. Ritter,
Fran = N * Riegel, r. s. Trst and y, I'll.
l5atkin Commissioner Koiner has been
~ correspond nce with these gentlemen,
with VIZ a. view. to interesting them iii Eir-
!,,,fl a location for largo colony.
with q good deal of TIM Der on 1t. @
IS result OF Commissioner JSoiner's
Efforts, The party OF five, representing
1oSrty other iowa men, who wish TO join
lhem IN settling a colony, came to Vir-
gina iiii 70 look the ground over and confer
MI Mr. I<otner In regard to their plans.
me me commisslOnerg gave the party iull
1nformatior,g and the West terriers WI now
make q trip OF inspection in different
sections OF the State. a
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John Robinson has always paid more
attention to and taken tho deepest nter..4
est In his 5menagerie: AS the public VIII
this show Is the equal OF all others. 4 (
giving "a free, open-den, half a million
dollars street parade, Mr.. Robinson does
is perhaps the only circus owner W no !
publishes an temized formation Of the
immense parade. fs AZ Is y
tandem OF Ana bian horses, s3 s u
Ei The acrobatic tramp bicyclist.
S Eight lady bugers. II ia I. IsE 85ti.sl
Gig lit coal black horses. Henry \ Becker.e
,kandma ster, with sixteen solosts. 3
/. Eight English traps, occupied by lady
The aHchiidren's mena gerie-,nl
cages. drawn by Shetland ponies.
laEgest Iock oPen eh peIieans
on exhibition. drawn by f four trained
canels! M S Fl III 81 3 is} 81 5s
Then Chief Little Cloud and band Of
Sioux warriors. braves, squaws and Pap-s
) Massive Grecian open &c of ed ucated
4 ss Beautiful emblematic carved Neptune
chariot, with Continental drum corps.
A 4 Grand az tableaux car, WITH eccentric
Open equatorial pen Of South African
r. The II eIelphant Tlllie. wearing an indian
3houdah, containing the Oriental ]. band.
followed by Queen, the biggest elephant
In the world. and the Robinson herd of 4
iN i; ns water buffalo and sacred cat
s inc mn and his horseless carria ge.
63I Carved roman lion den, containing the
5000 lion Sultan and his interesting FAM
Queen Anne chariot. with the largest
group OF Bengal igers ever In ca ptivity.
7 Massive mirror car of leopards.
Two tableaux vans, With African a nte-
p asig ba nd e Chariot. drawn by sixteen dun
horses from the Ro binsons Stock Farm
royal India !, "a Sc. sonta!1lng s. a world.
OF monk eyB--fi ysse even yariet los, Is
italia /, yera1lda chariot cage, with the
FcnlyspairSo of horned horses on 9ex hibltlon,,
australian hammock den, With ostrlches
st Grand GerI1lan calliope, tuned to con-
cert pitch, drawn by twenty-fourf s'het-8
The 'cifaSls ground are on Broad a. Street,
beyond the Ex position grounds. he matri
4nfe perfor,JianceS begins al 2 O'clock: eve
hing perfornla nee at g q clio ls. .s s8i
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DR., Sycle Succeeding

Or. N. C. sycle, Of Richmond, q is win
mig fresh laurels in New Y ork, where he
Is seeking advanced medical knowledge
to fit him for practice In bis, his native
city. Isl
After a term OF service at one OF the
city hospitals in New York he has Sc
cured an appointment to the much COW
oted position Of home surgeon OF the
New York Polytechnic Hospital, the leading
higher school Of medical instruction in
this country. sd $s89
This position gives DR. Sycle a rare
privilege in medical and surgical expe-
rience. and his selection for. the place is.
profession. DR.. Sycle had valuable ex-
rerience in the city amb ulance service
and is the holder of the Anthony Hope
medal for surgery.
a He is a son OF Mr.. Julius Sycle, Of this
city. and hundreds OF friends here are
watching his distinguished course with
qualification and pleasure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
TURPIN AMI sPETERs.
They Will Preside in the Council
N Through New Session,

Tho members offthe two branches q
the new city Council held sepa ra te, /, eau Y
4uses last ana namea e enrRs ana
sergennts.a farms. to be voted for when
the bodies formally organize on septel''-
hert LIST. 4, s 4,... I, ~ - q
Il The meetings nsunaed less man Intipaff
ins Is the list Of candi nominlaattn; Il,
President Board lderm1eh.
Marx MARY q ahRnst; president lower branch II,
Lee Peters: yice-pres ident ,5t "a, -
Spence; clerk Of both bra cnes,. t'e1 I,
August; rms, - y tss1f ~
Mr. q. k. Pollock was cha ir!nasTr. !. o.
the Council caucus; Robert " y I h !, nr,
Jr Of thatof the BOARD ana all lne tis ~
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Personal and Notes.

A birthday. party was given Wednes-
day night at the residence Of Mrs. Dora
Blankenship. In Swansboro. in honor OF
her daughter. Miss Pearl.
Misses Myrtle and Nellie Clary have
returned from the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Conley, Miss Nan
ME Lithgow AMI Russell Morris have gone
on a trip to st. Louis
Mrs, E. H. Trainum has gone on a visit
to Lisbon. Ohio. III
i Mr.. E. L. Robinson will spend the sum
mer at: Blue Ridge Springs and other
resorts. II
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To See the Big Fair.

commissioners to the Worlds Fair WILL
conduct FAN party of thirty-four persons
from Newport News to St. Louis ~ the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway VI leaving on Y
thesnight Of August 9TH Tie party. will /
so In special Puilmans and will embrace I
many well known and prominent Newport y
News and Hampton people. VII s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Young Man in Trouble,

Charles Johnson, h a young white man.
was arrested charged with stealing an
express package from the company. He.
was released on bail s. Il ", y. Is i535s;
John Schmidt, a timer about thirty
I'VE Years Ola, va ss arrested on the charge
OF being Suspicious character. but It.
Isl said the police are trying to make out.
a moro serious case against him, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
in THE FIGHT
TO A FINISH Il { / |.
Mr.. Starritt Will Not Yet Give
UP Mayoralty Of Barton
Heights.
ELECTION {: &c ion WAS IS ILLEGAL LIE Z.
So Declares Mr.. Gardner, Coti1l-.
sci for Mayor
Starritt.
ELECTION WAS I'LL

The foundation for "a very pretty leg gal
fight is in the question 5of who will be
Tho next Mayor Of Barton SIIeilghts Ac-a
cording to one side, there are no legally
qualified voters in the town, and, there
fore, the election held on tho 14tl, Of
June was OF no effect. The other fac-S
ton s equally certain that the election;
WIS valid
The first side base their argument on
The understanding clause Of the Constr
tuition, which says that all persons cir
titled to vote must, unless physically dis
abled make application In their own
Handwriting, to the registrar for enroll
5that5thcre was no lawful registration OF
the voters Of Barton Heights for 1902
and 1908, because there was no regis
trari appointed for the town for those
years The registrars Of Brooknnd dis
trict did enroll the voters of Barton
Heights for 1902 and 1903 4 but the Legis-.
llnture provided-whatS the Constitution
did not-that there should be registrars
for towns Just as for the cities and coun1
tiles. and such registrar was not appoint!
cd. In the early part OF this present
year tho attention 81 the Supervisors
was called to the fact that 1t was their
duty to appoint such registrar, and they
appointed Mr.. 81 NJ. O. Bannon. He did
not call for any application. ! is claimed.
but transferred the names OF the towns
voters from the district book to his own
registration book, thereby violating. 1t
us claimed, the understanding clause.
s5f AT the election on June 14th, the May
or, Mr.. j. W.. starritt, and three coun-
sclmen. Mcssrs. r. O. Robinson. +. B. Il
Carpenter and Howard Hooler, were de-
Ifeated by large maj orit les. Their atten-s
ton was called toS the alleged Illegal
registration accidentally. and they cons
suited Mr. Thomas w. Gardner on the
legal aspects Of the case. He gave his
opinion that there had been no Gle ction.
under the law until their successors Shall
have been elected and shall qualify. 3{:
q, Mr.. starrtt said yesterday:
AS Il understand the matter there has
been no election s and, though 7 9 don't
care for the office because i IN tired Of
1T, I won't give 1t up till my successor
has been legally chosen. intend to-
stand by Mr.. GARDENERS opinion in the /
ma tier. ','8Ei $s5 Nj
Mr.. John r. Rose, the Mayor-eect, was
seen ut his store, No. 800 East Broad
Street. He expressed some surprise. and 4
protested to know nothing OF any att
tempt to keep him out OF office. He
added: # s5
3t3 q II have been legally elected Mayor OF
Barton Heights and will assume the
office on September 1st.. That's all Il
have to say, W.
The matter will dou btless find Its way.
into the courts and become a noted case
CIRCUS IN TOWN TO-DAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
How He Got the Melon

. ,strNaFt Wns6 tsf he WA standing on 4he
s a,,! zee aSfhtr negro came 10 10 him
melon ~ sah ts dis, ard then ths othsr
n rs, ,o'f niia y % arross the mres, and
..st,,,as outsh mar Cart. EtEWsrt salh he
,ail for sixty days tqr H,taJiny tils " tnalo 70
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Issued atSI. asst

The report OF the Committee on Water
In relation to the much d discussed sub
ject of electrolytic daniag to the city's
water mains by the rails OF the I'asse nger
of the printer on May; I'd WAS last night
distributed y6the CITY. The report Is q
document, and concludes With
the agreement for arbtrat Tor. 5t
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Hon. Alexander Hogg Here. 4

Hon. Alexander Hogg. s superint endent Of
schols for Forth Worth. was In the city
Secretary OF tho State Board Of Education
Mr.. Hogg Is a Yirglnian p by birth, and Is
on his way to his old home In Yorktown. He
has been staying at the University Of Vir-i
iginia, OF which institution. he is an alurnni;
schools OF Charles City county. was In the,
city yesterday, ff5 RI }f5ay5e i$ tts: {9{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
VIRGINIA DENTISTS
ELECT OFFICERS.
r.. u. Simp Fincastlc, Presi--
dent, and Next Meeting
Place to Be Cohsen.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)

sSss4 Especial to The Times Dispa tch) n s5Ss
$S$ NEWPORT NEW s. y Vt " Al August 4----
The closing session OF the Virginia state
Dental Association, was held this after
noon In the pavilion OF the Chamberltn
Hotel Old Point. Officers for the coming
year were elected. The next place OF
meeting to be d etermined " the executive
committee. "a Ss55 .s3s8s,
selected as the next place OF meeting.
and officers for the coming year we're
elected \. III 5sis
5 rho association convened this morning
and was In session until nearly :ao
o'clock this afterno on.S5 Ass brief recess
for lunch was taken and then the body
proceeded to elect officers rs q follo VS.:
n President. r. L.. Simpson Finca
First Vice-President ]. u "a Walker
Norfolk. Y y iS 5sSsf
Second Vice-President, Edward p. Eg-
glcston Richmond. 81
4 Third Ice Preside t, Z. NJ N CoWa rdin,i
Treasurer. W. II. Eward, Portsmouth
Recording Secretary George F. keesee.
Richmond. 81 az 3ss q \ I.
Moore, Richmond "a e; n I'll sss E5sS,
Executive Committee, E.8SP. Beadlcs.:
Danvllle; \ a., Z. Stratford, Richmond J; ".
III. NLoseley, South Boston. " jsta 3s5 3s
One OF the most important actions
taken by the association this year was
the decision to redistrtctS the State. a
committee, # composed OF Drs. ].
Hallcr, r. II. Walker a nd =. p. Bend dies
was appointed to arrange for the re-
disrricting. 55 4.
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Died at Hamilton

MI, Mr. q: J. RanaslH, II shIa city. has returned
rom f'' iiamht.n, ~ e., .iiere ne was called
". ny. BarHhill. This gentleman diet lat bs
ti1 nlgn,; ae had teen successfuI IN
nm M. 'ns,nhHhcias fssihts End sas q popplsr
NE syMpsts.y 2. tE.at many frisslaa. 'a,e 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
IN FINE HEALTH.
Typhoid Fever Has Decreased
# Here One Hundred Per Cent.

The city's health this year & Is almost
Members Of the city board Of health re-
sceived yesterday from the secretary OF
that board REPORTS for the first seven
months in 1903 and for a cores ponding
period Of this year. Dr. Ramon ID. Car
Gin said last might that his year the
decrease In number Of cases Of typhoid
fever mounted to 100 per cent, while.
per cent The only disease of this infeo-5
tlous Is character that has increased "a IS
scarlet fever. and this Increase has been
as marked as the decrease In the other
diseases, M 55i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Charters Granted Yesterday

the Corporation CommHsson yesterday char.
eIed ,ths massachusetts, Mining iCorporaton.
WIN James Morgan. Of Richmond. presiden,.
J.. y" GllhaIa, Of Fair Oaks. Henrico oo,,n.
TX y; secfs,aIy and treasurer. and 4lled i.
,niia dffctor cap.tasl. '5.bo 10 $4,000
and other nniEerslA n ylrEinla - II H4s -
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the committee and urged the adoption Of
the ordinance which " en- t through, after
being amended In some slight pa rticulars.
Pot Pouriiz of Arrests

Willie Young and Charles Bowser. col
3ored boys, were arrested last night on
the charge OF assaultIng Cornelius Lewis
with rocks. 5.as n ~ g 5s vs.
Annie Smith, colored. was locked up In
the First Station yesterday on the charge
OF ASA ulting Mamie Woodson. ID
wv. NJ. washing on. colored. got after
his wife with a big stick last night, she
alleges. and n will appear before Justice
,Crutchf1eld this morning y8s "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Pytlaians Westward Bound.

"A partyof about 200 members of the
Virginia Division. Uniformed Rank
sKnightslof NPythias. will leave: Norfolk
IN a special train at noon. August II tn. and
ARRIVING at this city q tao T; M, en- route
annual conclaye of 1.-THE order. From Louis
Vile most Of the Pythians Will so on To-
st. Louis. fsst Ji 81 81 81 Sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Northern Negro Waved Cav

w, ID. Logan IL a well educated oark.y ~.
,has Travelled ZONE IN Tbs North, and WAN
he came here 70 work In II TOBACCO tae,ory
;'pasted' u. ], Isane, one GOOD o M h apc
Jgs,ice John fined him $40 and si,rniy To- ~
ninety DAYS In the Police Court yeslsrduy :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
BRIDGE "a CERTAINTY,
Ordinance Going Forward With
All Possible Speed

The Charter. Ordinance and Re form
COMMITTEES last night approved tile ordlis
nance providing for q. free bridge on the
site of tile present Mayo brld ge, 70 be
Manchester, and It. now goes to- the.
Board Of Aldermen to be acted upon
next Tuesday night, MI Stuart Wood
ward and othey citlseEs appeared ksfars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Visitors at the Marshall H ouse.

There have been nllmb Der OF visitors
to the Marshall mansion, now occupied
by the State Board OF Education. during
the last few days. Yesterday several par
c: the West. and from Massachusetts,
vent all over the house. Captain Brent
Gays that most Of the visitors are par
ticularly interested in the wine cellars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
at Toney's Hall. Mr.. Toney invites all
Dem ocrats to attend. l
Another club will be organized at the
courthouse on next Tuesday night.
Death of an Infant,

Sarah a., the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Wells. died yesterday at
the home Of her parents. near Centralia,
aged thirteen months. The child was
bright and was the pet Of the neighbour
hood. } ssSs8 aygy3 s&3l 4E
The funeral services will be at the home
AT. 1880 o'clock to-day. and the burial.
will be in Hollywood. Mr.. Wells Is a.
prosperous business man, brother of Mr.
Ernest II. Wells, OF Manchester.
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LAY CORNERSTONE.
Chorus Of Children Will Sing il
/. Honor of the #Qccasio on.

Richmond Lodge, No. 4, 10. "A. i. and "A.
bf..will lay the cornerstone OF the new CHM
:borazo public school at Thirty-third and Mar-
shall next "Wednesday afternoon at 6; o'c1ock.
The speaker for the occasion has not yet
been selected " f98s
Professor J. c. Harwood this afternoon at
a o. clock at the Central School will begin
training all school children who may come
to sing at the exercises. t2{&i 3$sE
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NEWS FROM
SOU ] J I,
Many Candidates for the P92Si i.
ton Of Assistant
81 Principal.
HOLD ELECTION T :.|:' TONIGHT
Finance Committee Meets This
Evening ganization Of
Political Clubs.
HOLD ELECTION TONIGHT.
Finance Committee Meets This

Manchester Bureau, Tmes-Dispatcnl
If No. ll0e Hull Street FL
The School Board will meet tonight at
S O'Clock to name principal and assistant
principal. Principal Fitzgerald will be re-
elected, but no one can name the as
slstant, as there are more than a score
of applicants from all sections OF the
State. The meeting will prove interest
Ing. {5 AZ .s.s
Free Bridge Scheme.
The citizens Of Manchester are very
much interested in the proposed new
free bridge scheme. There is not per-
( son in the city who is opposed to the bond
issue as proposed by Council, for the
purpose of raising sufficient sum TO
cover AIanchester's end of the bargain
H Alderman Rudd Is one OF the most
energetic workers on behalf of the propo-
sition, and it may be said that he Is
the father of the movement. He said
last night that he felt confident the plans
before the Rlchmond Council would go
through. and thai. it would be a small
matter TO getsthe TWO bodies together on
the scheme.
Clear Water Plans.
Il The Finance Committee will meet at s
o'clock tonight. 1t is thought that al
this meeting the proposed plan for a new
pump house, with a clear water attach
1nent, will be considered. as it is the
} desire Of those who favor such scheme
10 have the new plant In operation before
next winter.
It Is also believed that representatives
;of a shoe manufacturing plant will be
present and that inducements will be
offered them to erect factory In this
city.
Candidates Out
In anticipation OF the election Of Park
err and Davis, names for Federal posi-
lions in Manchester are already being
mentioned.
The friends of Mr. w. F.. Bradley have
suggested him as q candidate for the
misunderstanding; Mr.. d. l.. Toneys name
has been suggested, and IL IS quite likely
that Alderman Rudd's friends Will en-
deavor to induce him to offer for the
place.
a The Republicans claim they have no
fear OF defeat, and that they are not
thinking Of tahng leave Of their present
quarters.
To Organize Club.
A meeting. called by Mr., D. J.. Toney.
for the purpose Of organizing Demo-
cratic club, Will be held Tomorrow night
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Rock Throwing Expensive

!, Roek throwing may he amusing ard enc.
e; sIi I sni sometimes Il ~ expensiye
mouse OF Mary Robertson. ana Jllgtien ., ~. !.
Yesterday morning fined her S. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Boy Without a Home.

Arthur Lockett, a small coiored hoy, was
sent to the care OF Superintendent Davis for
safe keeping. The boys mother died last
week, and there is no one to care for him.
There was an s!ltlniation in the Police Court
that the boy has rome insurance money
coming to. him and that certain relatives are
trying 70 divert II into thelr -pocketg. ~.
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SAYS Flood Will Win. 7

Sheriff William Williams, of Buckng-.
ham county, Is in the city on private
business. Y 85 II TX IS
4 Mr.. llams says Congressman Hal
p. Flood will r be an easy ny inner for
Congress- In the Tenth istrlct this fall,
and that he believes Parker and Davis
Will he elected 81 s. :5s rs ~ 81
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~ Dung Z adv AS T. eader.

Miss JAMIE B, Rogers will conduct the
worth League this evening at 8:l5l O'CLOCK,
after which "a brief business session VIII
be held. p gs Y ". "A I. u.
Tho Park Place League will not dis con-3
ytlnue its meetings during the summer
II 3 is progressing. despite the warm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
John st, John Arrested,

~ "a speclHIfg flpll 7 POT WE'VE * IdHI.-
John ST. John, twenty years old, was
arrested here to-nigh for the, Richmonl.35
authorities on the chaf SO 5of llorse-s teal rs
,Whare ne has been prominent In police !,
SsNfes for Goess time l # Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Approves St. Joints Ordinan -

Mayor iaylor has approved the mir AZ,
Gnsssa ofaih PANS permitting the ye,try Of 81
lie signed II aad sent II 10 city C1srH 4 ~ =,
gust yesterday morning Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Investigation M onday Night

rho board Of visitors of the Soldiers
Home will meet at the home on Monday
night at $3.50 for the purpose, Of lnvestl-
eating into the recent alterca tlon, between
Peay and @Dr.I " llllam A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Filed a Small Suit

Nu1t Was entered In The Law; ma ,,.,,,,.
. ANT yesterday by IIrrbeTt r. Walker araInys,
daninses is ia May non-rcrident, alleged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
For the New Mayor.

The Charter, Ordinance and e Reform
Committee last night approved the ordi-i
nance offered by Mr., Mills In the over
branch to allow the Mayor a stenosra,
pher.6 The ordinance will 90 to the El5oard
OF Aldermen next TUESDAY nj sht. #
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Sent to Wrong Man. l.

Captain Frank Cunningham. the city
scnllector.i las several letters IN his zoftiGe
addressed TO Mr.. NJ n. LunninglaI m, lie
will DO glad to turn hem over to the lat-
iar'st hs VIII call or wssts fJy theyn.
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Roland Case Continued.

WIN, ne Gase q John Roland. no!ortd. eba,y,1
Az nleslng selma Cash. vent oyer fnr IN
N"ss' Penang the recovery Of lbs woman M, ~