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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
new FACES
AT COLLEGE.
Dr..Eoatwrigllt Says Prospects
for Coming ear Are ss.
Good. 85
OLD TUDENTs' HARD R! Lu i;
Failure Of View Business
Works Hardship on Bright
3Ess5 Dung Men. M

Students are already beginning to re-
turn to Richmond College, though tie
session does not begin Until September
22d. H 81 a y G IS {i5i H
& Among those who cnnle in this week
arc John Wright, Of Louisiana q 2. %
Dearnlan, Of mississippi, and Frank I1ar-1
/ dy and Lacy Hardy, s. -. Bragg, y. IT,.
wellington and w S. Brooke, OF virginia
DR.. Boatwright says that the percentage
OF old students to return Is expected to
be larger than usual. The number Will
be smaller, however, than was expected
early In the summer, because of the tps;tc-
stical failure this season Of what students
call the view business. About event y-
five Of the Richmond College students
went to New England and the Middle
States last June5to sell stereoscop,ss and
views but; many Of these have been .,in :
successful this year. La ST year, was
not uncommon to hear OF students who
earned two or three hundred dollars dur
ing vacation, but strikes and shutdoWIls
have made the view business a failure
this year. Some of the brightest men will
be kept out of college on account Of tileir
,nisfortunes in this particular. &
III In regard to new students the prospect
Is said to be excellent. DR.. Boatwrlght
and Professors Gaines. Whitsitt. 4 q unt-
Ell, Foushees and Harris have visited
various sections OF the State in the i:l--5
5terest ofa the !, college, and they report
a ID prola Bic increase in the enroll rlent
|Sof new students The new labora torres
are f proving attractive to many young
|5men, and 81 numerous inquiries are =
ceived concerning the new courses Y IN
drawing and X In mechanics. 1t IS also
recognized everywher Il that 4 the colle,;e
has IA strong faculty. and students are
under the tuitionfo of one or more b Of
the able tea cheers Of whom they have ~
heard il5 "a
Tho a campus is especially attractive
Int IS present. Bare spots have been
turfed and the grnnolithic curbng las
been extended on all Sides OF the main
Sbuilding.. Painters and # lSalsomi lcrs
have also been busy In y the buildings
and all rooms and halls have been nut
Sine thorough renal Is
THE only change In the faculty since
Hast year, Is tho coming Of Dr. = l.It& 9;
Woodward to take 4 the chair OF Ensj isil,
made vacant by the resignation nf io l'.
Chandler, DR.. IA Stewart remains instr,lo-
|$torain French and German MI e.
Brown becdmles Glnstruct tor In drai WING
and n. mcclan ica, and u Or, Baggar;y IS
|spromoted 4 from assistant to Instruct Or
LIN biology. All prof essors are 5exiofc ted
to be present at the first faculty NJ
ling of 81 the II session on Sept ember Otl1'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
HI eg!2|~'}
,I'l1ElII RESI-

tl,ne scenery at the Casino Is IRA ed
TO show the quarter deck g II. Ms.
sPlnafore where the play Of that name "a;
be played Tonight For two y snts he
thestra g ~ n fcS apd,ens sis
ia IA di i1t ard Sullivan light opera,
u The One Tim Murphy.
rim iMurphy''s association with high
class comedy h has brought him pronllY
gnently before the publ! c, He lis G this
sea son a appearing In two y elyyss CONS dies,
chosen as most iitting afteH, g le'ngt|h,y
research through a vast number submit
ted for approval u, q hey, are Two Men
and a. Girl. a romantic {comedy by Fred
erIelsI sPauldins. & dealing with 5fashl nable
Amor types e thes pEesepit; q, !, an Ha
a satirIc cal comedy from the Ell orts OF a:
e. Bishop. called NV lien fa Man N aries
arpys return TO- tbs ely ss'A Ea
During the most artistic representation,
Flo will he SUPPORTED By an excel len conl-
fpany, INCLUDING Dorothy Sllerrod. who has
long shared his many successes 4 n acll
piece she will N have a prominent ~ role,
Tim Murphy cones to the SAcad deny. to'
ppQrEaX and 6T1daXA IL is II l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

THE STATE COMMITTEE
Virginia Demo Gratis Likely
3l3I. M eet Here in Short While..s Il

The Democratic State Central com@
5E,ittee,. composed of fifty Representative
.sein ocrats from every section OF me
State. Will be convened in this city
shout September 18th to nlake plans fol
The prosecution. of a vigorous campaign
Tor he Demycrat ic.:.nominets Tor PREF
3sent and sTice-P dent and :ol 2rtpre--
2rentatives In Congress. Reports VIII he
stceived at that time Ms to conditions
ind the outlook in Virginia. The needs
apf each district will be presented aid no
chairman will then be better PREPARED
.e. direct the campaign, which has al
ready begun in several districts and M..l
open in all during the first ten days Of
September. Speakers have alrtady been
ASST gned for speeches In the contested
d striets. Immediately after tho rleat-
Ing offthcs State COMMITTEES heauquar-
5lers OF the party organization VIII be
opened In this city and kent osGn until
November Sth, election aay. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
WILL STICK TO
BOTH POSITIONS.
Mcssrs. Manning and Duke
Likely to Test Masurier
Ordinance. 5ss5 ,sss55.


#e Tho A1asurler ordnance having for itAf
object the scgregating Of city officials
and employees from part committees
and the election machinery Of the city
will become effective tomorrow, and be-
cause Messrs. Duke and Manning. who
are members o III the City Democratic
Committee and Police Board as Well,
have Indicated their purpose to remain
on both, a test OF the 9constitutionality3
tof the ordinance may be had In "a the
courts Strong lawyers have giVen a as
their opinion that the h new law applies
to.nembers of nunlc Ina boards as well
as To the hum lest g mploye of the city
NJ Az a result Of the assa sc of the sordi.
nance. there Will 4 he q large number
Sofs changes III the personnel Of the City
Committee, and already there are many
candidates for the prosp tive yacan.s
IcieS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
&O1d Tobacco This

q, A icuriosityan the shape of five-pound
package Of smoking tobacco manufactured
by y. G.. Mayo more than forty years
ago. was seen at the office OF the col-
Elector of2internnl revenue yesterday. The
package Is owned by Miss Crump, of
this city. and was brought to the office
irgasccrtFln whether or not ar. revenue
was due thereon. The tobacco is put UP
In a cubical package about 6 inches long.
h ish Cloth. securely scwed. The cloth
cover lis stamped with the name Pioneer
smoking Tobacco, Manufactured by d. c..
Mayo The package Is said to have
been put up In 1862.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Herr Werner Coming.

Herr cammerzIen Werner. Of Can {, 7,
cn,nfrv. 1 havIns been appoint 81 q member
Of The Jury III awards for the expos ton;
Herr Werner expects 70 visit R Rls = nc,
inGs y ia stav In America. T ough "a resi-
dent OF the Vaterland,% Her Werner. is
the senior nember the q sIt
Aneri ca n \ Arm of Werner and Pf!elderel
Saginaw, MI ch, e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Richmond Bow Succeeds

# Master b. 10y sDudley,sJr RI eleven years
I az "a Sc, rank s to-day the champ Jon" Sat,
Evening Post boy for thes United
largest increase OF any boy in the United
States IN his orders, In a fye-month's
contest. which has Just closed !. This IL,
titles him the banner prize. which y
expenses paid even gate fees. In en-.
3tering this contest Roy was pitted against
thousands Of boys. Sra nging In q sc from
his own 4 "a; nineteen years. IN ~ Hof the
4 + Master t Dudley Is "a son Of Mr.. Beverly
4 r. Dudley. Of this citN who, u is need
less to say Is proud o his boy, III . IA rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
4 Expect a r Great Crowd. IS

u H on. Upton D. ennlngs 81 Lyme bnrg.
Of the Capitol Commission to-day, says
his people are expecting a great time on
the occa sion Of the ing Of the, Grand r. =
ICanpsof Confede e .,Veterans IN his Il city,
4ARElarge9 Gro wd Of veterans will z attend.
and Mr#Jennings says the Hill City II
do her. best to give them a. royal well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
.Soultlerr, Troops Coming.

The, Sea board 4 Air Line railway llS8wlll
Stransport about twelve hundred troops
from from Southern States TO this city, where
ttheYs,wi be delivered TO the Richmond,
mako tho trip by that route and the
/ troops coming over he Sea hoard are the
regiments from Florida and y Georgia
and besides these anot her WI carry
about 9O1 horses and one hundred men.
These troops y will probably rea oh this
city early next sa turdhy morn y g.! Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Two West End Lots Sold:
1essrs. M level IL ~ and Glinn. as. aug e
sold ~ vest erday evening ia the 55 fol loving win
property: Ne Y 90
Tho lot on 4 Maple Street. fronting $lQl
Ashland Street. near r randolph Street
for So per DOT. s {S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
& TO ELECT A MAJ OR.
Officers Of the Third Battalion
Will Meet Here T o-day, 3ss$

"a meeting Q 1.-THE commissi onetd officers B
Of tie four companies Of tho T bird f Bat Ct:
TALON Of the Seventeen Regimen will be 9
had at the reglmental armory here to-day
at 10 a.. M. for the purpose of,EYeIs {
"a maid to succeed Maj ~ NJ. sm!ttn,9
whose Officers viii participate In the cleo
ftion are Company g, Of RI chmond Com.
lpanySD. of Charlottesville; Company g, OF
sAlexandrla, and Company y, pf t'reder-
ticksb burg. q Among those most prominent
mentioned for the ma jorl ty, g Is I. Captain
George p. Shackel ford, OF this city, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Quiet in the Seventh,

. Senator George B:1 ezell q, r ocklng.l
the Severth District, Is In The city to ats
tend q meeting nf tile Capl tol J. Building
commission. Of Inch he Is q member I,e
says tho politlca situatl lon IDS Iex tremely
quiet lip his way, and that up to !, this
Lima Tiara ha2 been Yarx 4ttla RatiX1tX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Sic ceeds Mr.. Weisiger..

y Mr. George A. Noting. Jr. Will q soon
a assume G the duties OF n travelling freight
end 6 'passengerSag lt2of:the Old Dominion
Steamship Company for,the sta ,tes,,j Of
lat. 'siicce cdingsf ID S j I. " eisger, re-
Gently transferred to Atlanta and made
Southern Representative 81 tho company,
wi III head uuarters in. that city. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
CAPTAIN Lamb Active

Congressman j ohn I.anlb. Il " hoy II from
present ndlcations.4 Will "a have! n an ca ~
victory for re-electio M his fall, Is work.
close and the Republicans were united
for8a lformidableIf fig hit. !. sss {. ~ 4,
3 lie Is in his office on Main, Street eacl,
day, directing his en &, when
isSheavy, and preparing to take the stump
eanAlearlXS dat e. tAads1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Checks for the Veterans.

Il Mr., u. z. Il g. Scott. pension clerk In the
oflice$of Auditor Morton Marye, will, on
September lst, begin sending out checks
to the 10, 500 penslo ners Of The State OF
Virginia, undo he acts OF lypS anu lsoi.H
soldiers lnr,d s3 widows5 Of y Confederate
soldiers wi appro xi mate s2l5, 900 4s5 his
ISIS an aycra &c of about $50 each. III s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Glass and 8Hoge..

5GThc congressional Y fight In the Sixth
District Will open53up sto-m morrow at Bed
ford City, when Hon.g5 Garter Glass and
his Republican opponent, Mr. s. Harris
Hoge, OF Roano k g. 5Will address the voters.
53}EIt is not known that they will hold a
joint debate, though they may'meet before
the battle is over. ia j 4 t9ss3si .a
N Mr.. Glass had not intended to open his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
! DRAWBRIDGE8 BROKEN
Trains Delayed at Acquia& Creek
Skbys Boat Disarranging Draw.

$ Trains In both directions over the r icll I.
5mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Z
way and other lines using tina t route We're re
delayed for three and a half hours 5yester-.
day afternoon and last night, owing Il to
the derang cement Of q draw bridge 81 over yer
9Acouia Creek. north of fredericksburg.
IA boat III passing through the draw.
struck 1t! heavily. 1t was impossible to
repair the damage a t once and SO etrsins
were detoured via boswell and Orangs
and 5the Southern Railway line between.
this city and hington. causing delay
Eof threesand a half hours. The bridge
will be repaired by to-day and the regu-@
lar schedule of Ntrains will be renewed. go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Meetings in Old SPoWhatan.

n S tn Luke S Episcopal Church, ear, !, Fine
n three days meetlng. under the direction
Of the rector, 4 r ev.i N artin y ohnson, who
n eeLsVllianl ISenrl on. Edmund Tom pklns,
Daniel j elmey5 and n Charles II en( ey. I he
musical feature Sare under i he IA recttcon$
of Miss &ICt hel Einne y.S&S$ s8F.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
improvements to be Made.

y Members OF the Park Place Methodist
Church congregation are Scontemplat ting
Ia be made to jthoir church
in3the near future. Plans are being pre-
pared now for that purpose K, J. ,
n The present 5editice lisa monument to the
5munlhcence of Mr.. j. B. PaC e,3who a few
years ago donated $1,000 for Its erection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Swanson Passes Through.

SS Congressman Claude a. Swa nson,8gEo Of
Chatham, Va, was in the city, for a.
short time yesterday on his way to SAc-G
5comac county, WI ere he will tend the
tVass SforR@the nominate Ion for Governor
mex t year. 81 Reports from man sec tons
of the State Indicate that he will develop
great strength.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Two Charters Granted.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
granted charters as follows: tj a
,1Tazewell Fair Association, TazeWell:
s. ]. Thomson, president; capital stock.
5000 to $40, 600, 81 II 1l n
\ Frederick and Shenandoah y Telephone
Company, Relief. Va. Isaiah Filnkhouser,5
presldent; capital stock. $500 to $1,000. 1Z..aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

campaign 81 early, hut Tho fight has been
The latter IA inostrr,aster Of Roanoke and
&, rotherS OF tho late Colonel y. Hampton
Mr.. Hoge is thought to be M king the,
race III, order TO keep up his party organ
izaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
DR.. TaYlor'sSLatst Service.

An interesting service Is expected at
ginning at 1915. "A The subject will be ''An
Apostles Ringing Elk ortatl lon"
This will conclud e Rev q. STay--;
pastor, Rev. Dr. Gardner, Is announced
to return to the city by the close Of the
oil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Ladies' Al Meet T Tomorrow.

The Lady Board Of Managers .ofs the
hold hold an m Important reg lar meeting at
the rooms Of the 1, g r e, 81
Street q \, Is, tu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
For the Parsonage Fund.

The lawn party given for. L he. benefi u Of
LAUREL stree III ethodistE e uIch parson-
uge fund Monday night by M rs l>rank3
Street wa q largely attended and tr DYED ed
a big success financial 6,
a Sevcral Il prizes 9we ere 6 ven,a am ng 4 The
being Misses a Ice N eisz.5 Lucy&
Scott Grace and Alice Cart er{ and Nellie
Barnes, and NJ as tiers Leo r. Crenin er and
r. II Bailey. The sum real ed NJ was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
lanes River Valley People,.

"a i EXCURSION party Of about lollr hnntI
,drcn persons arrived In the city Sester-3
day from points on the L!ne4fof the
james IRivei, division of the chesapeake,
and Ohio Railway, between Gladstone
md this city, The visitors spent the
day, returning ITO the city In the after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Were Ouietly55We q

~ Mr. Thomas u. letter and Mis- Clara
Nov y appel were auietly married at
the #city3forE nMfew days absence. They
viii Be $at home at No g109 East Clay
Street. II s 8
I. y Mon. simpson performed u the
EcererQO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Take in the Show.

II a special World S Fair party. under the
consisting Of Misses Harriet Crew, Mary
S. Chalmers, Virginia Campbell, Mary
and Tie Misses Morrison, left the city yes
terday, via the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
Way for thc exposition city. They Will
lie absent ten days, 3i4I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
What 10 Do With the Exhibit,

& The Virginia Comnlssi sion. to the St.
a { four IL i 8 clock at the Office Of Com
missioner OF "A grlcult ures Is olner38in the
Library Building. Messrs: Bowman. and
expected to be hero to attend Mr. Bow
man has Just returned from ST.; Louis,
Airhe purpose Of the m ting Is to cons
slider the future OF the Virginia exhibit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Will Do Active Work.

a The Alton B. Parker Club. n Of II this
city which did such Ell icient work in
securing a Parker delegation to the State
Convention. will la ter on en- ter the field
actively and will lillel 1. hold 4 IN number
of meetings during the fall campo Ign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Mr.. Wallace Nav Run.

Hon. Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr., Is con-
sldering the proposition madeGshi by
friends to stand for the Office Of COM.
monWealth,s Attorney next wear.
HE will probably reach n final conclu-s
sion In the matter In a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Goyernor at Manassas.

(. Governor Montague returned to the city
last night from Manassas. where on yes
.reday he delivered an address at the un-y
4reiliny, OF monument erected by ladies'
10 the memory of the Confederate soldiers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Capitol C commission toS Meet

The Capitol Building Commission will
liold meeting at. he zGovernor.so ft1ce z, AZ
In connection with he work OF re pairing
the old lplilding, low IN y progress ~, me
commission is composed of Govern or NJ oIl-S
stague chairman Senator'S Keezell. An ~
30 wn1all II and b ennings. Sena tor keezell
and Mr.. j ennings arrived In the CT tytlasst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
leach Park Closes Monday

n Tha season at Beach Park, the popular
resort at West Point, Va, conducted by
stu, Labor Day, with Il brilliant finale.
THE season has been very successf full, con-
sidcring the unusually cool summer. The
place has been thronged every fair day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

left dead On the Held al the afst All d Sec
ond battles Of Manassas. IT he cereln onies5
took place on the bait efied. "a bout eight
miles from the station. The g overnorI
grea tly8 en- oyed 3lthesttrip, and was the
guest Of his friend. n Hon. y b 3. n. T horn
TOM while away n ;5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Motion for Judgment

4 In the La W and EQUITY Court yesterday
motion for Judgment was hled by r. A.
.lLaS.liS yx., "a. g. Moors. for il1i.a2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Flowers From the Indians

Miss Jennie Brady, a member Of theI
Wonan's Christian T. Temperance Union
OF the Indian Reservat ion has sent & 81
gift Of cut flowers for the En- flower mis-
sion" work among the hospitals OF this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Working for Lapsley Fund.

Rev. II. G. sVass. who has charge OF the
COLLECTION OF funds for the I.apsley,, q
a sonso River. Was in town yesterday. on
'1llt @ to Lexington. s''!aa ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Getting Back His II ealth.

Rev. George Fl. Spooner. who. has lately
beenauite Ill. Is now recuperating IN Gull
peper COUNT " r. llnw- workers In his de-
VII care for his passionate
during his absence. IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
Willing be + oolish.

It II Is known q that Ca taill 4 AfcCart ny
will not assume any mock mod eatys coli
corning ordinances relating to his Soff Ice
J for he realizes that to- furnish the Mayor
with a stenograp her. for Instance Is
almost necessary to the proper dlsnntcns
OF the public business. Is The Common
Council will meet y tonight. nd Will
fit is thought. unanim ously NJ pass D, oyer
fingh the salary OF the city, Accol nta 3e..
5llsttI t may be that Mayor Tayl Tor will
3sendsin d message vet oing the ord nance
now IN his hands providing a st saois,a- 4
5pher. 4 for Il his successor but T here Y Is
nothing certain about this. IA
SS The committees Of I5s the two branches
will be announced to- morrow evening"
and great Interest Is felt as & to- 4 their.
composition. Little in he way 81 real
work will be done by the new Counsel
will n likely begin active operations y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
For the Davis Monument.

Following are the amounts received by
the trea surer of#t the Bs efferson & Davis
SNionument Association since the ] asst re- e.
s Miss Lille McD sssippi SIS 90
MI Vast cha ut err nj ssissiIpi. 2 90
SS ls sspnaFdFF Risiares Is Il g
sa. Ia h ~ oa XXI an !, 90
sale Of Sheppard's lctures. \. IS 90
j 4 sSs5ssfs piota4ss g
rotal I. B. /. !. !: I. q. 500 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
WILL CAUSE,
LIT /: JAR n !.
New City 4 Administration to As.
1 sumo Charge Without a
4 81, Osteiltatioil. 5sS,
TO ADOPT NEW POLICIES
Mayor and Council II , Seem e I'm.
bued With Spirit of Mt
tlicipal Progress.

sY On the evc OF the Installation Of the
new city administration there IL little
or nothing to Indicate that the clin,,so
will cause tho slightest Jar but on tho
other hand, 1t Is expected thnt things
will move on as smoothly as though
tho recent elections had resulted III tho
return OF tito present Mayor and c:ol,n-t
Gill u q 81
This should not DO taken however.
to mean that there will be no change
of policy In municipal matters, for there
is every reason to believe there will Be,
as Mayor elec Il Nc arthy is thoroughly
linbued with the spirit Of progress, and
tile Council which goes In on the sn,nei
day is in. thorough Z accord with many
OF his Views on matters relating to the
city 5 needs III 81 M ~ II s
fi There Will be no formal ceremonies
attending the Induction Of tho new
Mayor into office; but. on the other
hand, Y he will simply walk in and tale5
charge asof affairs at noon. hay ing g IA
ready taken the oath of office.
55s aptainSs Nc artlly VIII be handicap
ped &onA the start by the failure !of iI1l-S
Eportant measures relating to the con "A
duct OF his office, either In the Coust'il5
on by reason OF Mayor 1ayl or 8 yetoes.
1 but 1T is believed that the new 5Couacil
will speedily adopt tllenl.s and that they
will be prompt signed XII by the new
4 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

Goes to West Virginia,
v Dr. r q III, Pitt left yesterda for Char
lesion IN, where he WI attend the
Hhenando all Ba ptIst A ASSOC ~ \. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
y. The III Ninth Story Now.

for u TIE En- ninth nsh1
building was ftea Into teratas
shell. The steel b frame for the eighth
story is comple te, or nearly So The .erec-l
Hen thS post stu was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

IN al her aide ,The senator could not say
when q I1e would take the stump actively
for the ticket, but he Is ready whenever
his SERVICES arc NEEDED ,s *