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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
BUILDING TRADES !. !
STRIKE HAS BEGUN. N.

u Isl (By Associated Prcss)
s3 NEW YORK. August S.-Thet general
lockout against unions in tile building din
trades, whose members htive recently or
dered strikes, went into effect TO. day
The num- er Of men aft cted by the lock-
out IS yariously estimate ed ut from 3. o1o
Z 1Q0 o00. About hal of these ore skilled
Workmen, the remainder being lab '+'I.t 's
whose 3 employment depends. upon Q the he
skilled workers.. T he locke which was W
ordered BY the Building Trades Employ
ers' Associati on,S is o. result Of an alleged
Violation B Of an greement entered s into int
BY Tie unions and the associa ton about
year 60. to submit all questions 70
arbitration. Many str have been been Or Or
dered against memb ers Of the ass IS ia
ton during the past few w eks,9 and me
lockout order fo flowed. S3 .s y,
The Huilding rrades llia n which VIII =,
comprises all the unions "a ffec ted BY the
Dig lockout order ad opted q reso,a
luton providing for The ION y q
The general arbitrat ion plan. was rs
stated at the conclu sion Of the meeting
that al big Jobs In the city vii & o tee
struck tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
UNDER ARREST I FOR J R
SHOOTING "A GIRL
fsnacfnl to The Times Dispat ch.)

sa$l (Speciol to The Times Dispn ct.)
$s SALISBURY. 8, +Ang sam \ Man va Il
vel. a young white man ninete years ssr'
old, is ia Jail here. charged with SNORING
Bessie Kiepnic, a fourteen year old Wn llte
girl g&of southern Rowan. s Behind In
Charge and SAlaxwell's i'm prisonment. are or
ugly cha ges, and counter charges al " 7!
nj for publication This much Is certain e. @
About s 80 8, clock last M onday aftcrnoon.
the Kiepnic girl was shot In the head q
and the bullet has not yet been removed
For days she lay In an un INC. onseions con, !,
Edition and the attending physicians h nae !
almost despaired Of her re- overy,S Wh l';
she regained consciousness
Being questioned, she stated that she and
Maxwell were In the va rd $a tfst y nouns
Eof sMaxwell's brother In law, Stephen ,lef
Williams, when Maxwell made Improper
suggestions to her and title later ired
Seen In the jail to-day Maxwell stat stat ed
that when! the girl was shot, he was we
sitting in the room with his moth and
sister. He denies all knowledge Of the q
affair and declares he can esta bllsn an
alibi. He is being held without } ball g
the wounded girl IS by no means out q! q
danger. sS & IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
NEGROES THREATEN
THEIR VENGEANCE,
Reported Uprising Of Negroes,
Against Those Who sLynched3
Dudley. !
fsnecial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

-Na4
ALTON, VA. Aug. {. e. Rumors reached e
here this afternoon that negroes in the
ghborhood / 81 Greenfield would likely
mass together to- might for an attack on
some OF the supposed leaders Of the mob
who hung Andrew Dudley. the negro
Ef,cnd. who Grim inallys assaulted and out
RACED little Bloomer Mccain, daughter
y a J. r.. Mcc Claim, one OF Nelson's most lost
Fpeaceable and respected citizens. III \. !.
ii was runlored that an attack would
be made last night on Mr.. Aicclain, but
they aid not attempt It. The news OF
the proposed attack o-ntght leaked out
through some Of the women.
4 The negroes. SO the reports nave y,
say tsome9 white mans life is got to
! "a, 4, They claim 4 hat the boy was only
nine years old. ON II his is absolutc ly false l
as he was carefully examined and he was vas
beyond all doubt at least fourteen 70 Six
teen years 8of age. 1t Is known tina tine
groes have been to Basic to-day and
good reasons. 70 believe. for wh 7|ls'key
will ada fuel Ito the flame. 5, .l9S
No sympathy is expr ssed by the better cite
class Of negroes. many having expressed q
Themselves as Mortified and glad thai the
boy met his Just deserts. The white peos
yple are fully armed and prepared s lot
the attack, but grave fears are expressed
by many In this section OF the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
SAVED IN FLOOD;
DROWNED IN J LAKE

r Especial to The Times Dlspatcn.)
:3PHILADELPHIA,,sP AZ, Aug. s.--F'or the
first time since the Johnsto own flood. Will
liam Smith, Of No. S457 Sunnysid es Ave-
nue.. Falls Of Schulykill. went In swim
ming on Saturday In st. George's Lake, q
small body Of water near the Delaware
and Chesapeake Canal in Delaware. Smith
was seized With@a cramp and drowned.
His body was recovered last night and
was shipped to this city. #
Smith had not had an occasion ito swi I'm
since the JohnstoWn flood in 1889. At
the time he was In the sWater-swept city
and had aSnarrow escape from death. For
nearly twenty hours he swan In the tur-.
5bulent'waters and was saved by sheer en-
4durance. Death overlook him on Satur-
day FIVE minutes after he had entered the
az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Notes from Cartersville,

Especial "a The TImes- Dispatch.S
G CARTERsvIt1,Fs,.. VA August s.-on
caftefsVlilo will unite in a grand Sunday
school picnic. There are three active SUM
day scfio6Is-M etho1st, Baptist and I'resby-
terian-ard the picnic Will be In beautiful
grove, .Deane's Spring, !" near Cartcrsville
on Tuesday night there will DO a ''tacky
spartv,.5 IN Mr.. William w. Rhodes's yard.
10 which the young people will repair dressed
In the most odd and curious styles Ina ginabie.
nuts and ginger snaps to BIO served in tin
cups and plates. ss
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. j. Rhodes OF cartersyilie.
Va, announce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Ida Holden Rhodes, to pr.
Thomas II. Grover. or Washington, .. G..
The ceremony will take, place IN tho Garters-
stefllber 2lat. ~ 55a 5gfss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
ANOTHER BID / |
New York Multi Millionaire At
ter the Atlantic and N. Co. /

~ Especial to The Timea- Dispat ch.
8s RALEIGH N. c.. Aug. s.---M rs Ri 3.
Rowland IL OF sAsheville. la multi mill onT
ARE. with large Interests IN sheyilie
andstlie owner OF the Providence {R. L y
Journal. is III, Raleigh to fer to lease
Tic Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
over which there has been SO much con.
$troyersy: 54 II. l.. !,
& He IS accom- panied by ex-.Att orney--GenT
erai Theodore f. Davidson and Mr. !.
81. Foster. a railroad man. Of A st1!
and Mr.. Fred =. Merritt. ashington cor s
respondent Of the Journal. His offer is
said to be better than the OF hers aireadY
made. Governor Aycock takes up the
matter IA the morning and no figures will
be obtainable TIL after the conference.
The nunc pro tune ord ers Of Federal Judge
gPurnell opens the way to q lease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
APPEALS / !. FOR ]
MRS, MAVERICK.
9E1p !, \ g o 7. 4 !, a 2press e

(BysAssociated Press.)
y LONDON, August s. In the form Of @
letter from 81 corresponden signed
i.Heathcote Harding e. n the Daily Chroni-
Gle this morning makes q strong appeal
on behalf OF Mrs. Ma ybrick. Tho letter t
urges 81 that Mrs. Aiaybrick as innocent,
and that she Dug hit to be graz tedti #a free :.
pardon. and contends tn 81 e would l e.
never have been convicted had there been
q court OF criminal appeal in England II
& The Chronicle also prints an edit orial.
which strongly supports .Heathcote
Hardinge, 81 view; Of the case. a bill was
introduced In the louise OF Commons ms
yesterday by two prominent lawyers, pro-
syiding for the retrlal Of criminal cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
iIOUL0N FIRE /.
Under CONTROL
Sfpv a s.,o cfated Press.

(By! Asao ciat ted Prcss.)
gTOULON, IRAN CE. August IS. III esflrei
which broke out mt the arsenal here at
midnight burning az q da'y was
inight' During the entire day squaa sMo q
sailors and soldiers manned the pumps
There were nineteen cas- palt!es a Y nsa
and sent back to their barracks
3 OF the three .,torpe 70 gun,boats which
were lying the burned slips two e :,
capped to- seat thout INJURY, ~ ~, ny
other which was U rlable \ 10 move, n WAS
ri II lis nov on Estimated that tho losses
amount to $500, 900. 3, If "a IN q Y 3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
KILLING OF MR.. MORRIS.
Badly Mangled BY the Bull i an; and !;
Lived But Short Time.
5Ic,,ncciaI ia The GTfmes-Dlspatch

3 AMELIA q. H. VA, August, s,LThe
hnli Yesterday morning was a very dis
stressing' affair. The bulls horns had been
sawed 7 off. but were sti! ! about three
sinci1es long. with these short horns and
3h;s Feet M. Morris was fearfully ma m
g ;ie AM and his arm and Tbs broken. AZ Y,
colored man heard his cries and went I, e
his rescue. The bull had gotten M MN
se5m at.S from the animals tossing anq
butting. but. he was so dly injured th'at
he only lived an hour and "a hail.
Years agosas manager in the. tobacco
business for d. Walker and GomPta any,
sA]few months8agos Mr.. MOTIFS mad Deen
attacked by the me bull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

s By The Valentine Auction Company
IA Auctioneers. .9 an el3a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
BY T. M. WORKMAN e ca,
( Real Estate Agents and 7AucttoneAfny
36 NE Mo- 10 NJ Ninth Stree {.


BTNRusTED's SALE or NICE FATsN1d
81 Tia ON aTIIE7NINEMII.D road, OPPO.l
SITE THE MASONIC 8HOME =. $.ANDIQN)
LINE a SEVEN 81 PINES CAR II NE9,,3
TWO MILES TRqMnTaaE GiT1
s 1sllGe aAefoR unBu hTs.
h BySvirtue 81 a decd " trust to mo. the
Sunders!gned Il dated Februarys1 ct 1901, and
duly recorded In the IIonrieo County}
Court In BIS &c sc sss f n.s
sum Of money therein secu reu. apd SbelnE1
requested by the beneficiary therein sostot
do, will sell 5at public auot on the
premises. on VI S S$s
SsIs85 MONDAY. FAuGUSI..1 br1 HI
deed. So 3.
b This is nice farm. under good cult III
walton &; the tmprov EN- ent \ q re- Well bqllal
and the house CONT ortab le.2 NVeaf elscon.Y
Efldent that YOU viii be able to- secure 81
hand promptly. a. the pro rerty will bel
TERMS III as toS the expenses u exas4
Secuting this trust, my taxes Or chargea5s
/ that may be ID e, 3 and EN- gu 9Th to pay sas
ss7 due gusts So With
ruary LIST. 1906, the first llment OF 1nsi
5terest accruinga thereon to be made Spayat
able on February LIST, 1905. and the Interest,"
to be payable semi -nnnuallY w the fterss
for the principle and Sinteres g Sc a,rt elYss
from the day OF sale. 4 md said no tesS tor
be secured by deed of trust q I'd as Ito thet
residue. IL any, In equal instai lmentssat
one and two years for notes wi tn Interest,"
added and secured by deed lofs trust .!orsfoF
otRTIIA rrusteo.sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
DOLLHOUSE rs CLOSED.
Stock Of Kent's Store, il Flu.
3 wanna, Being Sold Out. E
;peciaI 70 The Times tel

W9@E7El Especial to EThes6 TImes- Dlspatch.)
merchantilc establishment at this place known
as b Kent 8 s store, # and owned by G. S5s u.
Kent & Co.. is carrying on a closing out sale.
Since lS45 this business has been in the Kent
family; various members Of which haye been
identified with the business life OF Fluyanna
county. EsS rs
It is reported that oil the property belong
Ing to- the owners, consisting OF the farms
and the store property vii soon be offered
tile establishments in this State will change
hands. ss ' .l.l5
The protracted meeting being held at Lyle
Baptist Church closed yesterday. The meeting
was largely attended. 81 The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. T3etz. Of Florida, and
the pastor, Rev. Mr. g tkns.s "A protracted
meeting began at Mount Gilliad on Sum
day. the 18th instant ~ 3e3s4 s.Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Marble w orkerss w ak Out.

u F2leyen marble worker EN- Eloyed IN thes
interior. construction Of the tnler lean Ma
5tionaI Bank building, at Tenth and Main L,l,a
3oftfhe refusal OF the contrac tors for the
work to sign an agreement wi Nh the help
ers orga nization. The order ema "a y. :!
nationaI 5Association OF Marble Workers
assPhladelphla The orga nizat Jon refuses A.
10 recognize any but helperSs I'LL lated
with the Sorganizat ton. I'm p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
AUCTION SALES This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
A 12C5 p. Main Street,
Handsome Oak Chamber.
Suit, Brass aud Mahogany
Beds, Chairs, Rockers,
Extension Table !, " ard =
robes rob! et lbl At Auction y . 4
To-Day.

we will sell TODAY {Tuesday), Aus
gust 9th, commencing at 1890, at our
wareroorls, 1905 Il. Main, / very Handsome
/ Brass and Mahogany Trimmed Bed, 2
All-Brass Beds Is Oak Dining Chairs,
5Parlor Rockers, Oak Extension Ia bies,
Warlrobes. Sideboards. lounges, Book
cases, Pictures, Mirrors. Lace Curtains,
Mattresses. Parory Suits. etc, etc.
These goods are In flrst-class condition
and are to be sold to the high dollar.
Ladies invited. igt
Il RICHMOND AUCTION co.
9 g 60. H Valentine, AuctiDncer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
ALAS !. POOR
LOEB, ALAS |. IS
Report Says Meek Secretary Gets
It iii the Neck Once
More.
ENGINE ERs AT WHITE HOUSE

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, D. G, Aug. Score
Stary Loeb had to take 1t in the neck again
today when the President explained why
he refused to receive the delegates to
tho National Convention Of Stationary
Engineers, which was held In Richmond
last week Tbs convention telegraphcd
President Roosevelt that 1t would like
to call on him In a body, but word was
sent back that they could not be received.
Alexander Nicholl, Of St. Paul. and James
sNcGeary, Of Washington. who attended
tho convention, called on the President
to-day and told him he made bad
mistake by refusing the meet the dele
gates. Mr. Roosevelt threw the whole
blame on Secretary Loeb. He said that
requests for the reception Of large bodies
are constantly being received and that
1t Is Impossible to receive all OF them, but
that he would gladly have welcomed the
engineers II he had known they wanted
to see him He said he knew nothing
OF the affairsuntil he read Of It IN the
:, nura mn ~ rs III ~ 59f4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
GENERAL SHUTDOWN
SEEMS NOW VERY LIKELY
fBy Associated Press, \

777l5 7E lTyI Assn clh TED 9FTessiJ
BISS ne Tn Anfsss ss
No.fie concluded, Its work t9;day and AZ, !, 9.
yjourned, The delegates declined 70 giy Y 2
IN 1si the jii conference this week, The
operators OF the DISTRICT deoiaedt nl to-q nar
cent. In tie scale OF wages paid through.
out tic district. Neither side seems 7 7
ali confident that any Agreement can g D. Pc
reached The result Will re 9 , gemerSSl
out the district. }tStE s M eff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Another Account.
nv Assocfated Press. !

WASHINGTON Aug. s.--The Presi-
dent to-day greeted Alexander Nicho2li
and James nrcG cary, staff onary engineers
Of st. Paul. NJ lnn., who have been attend
Ing the annual meeting OF their organi-.
cation at Richmond. Va. He told them
that, while he was always glad to meet
and greet members OF such rganizations,
he had not received any organization as
bodies since mis- nominal and probably
would not during the campaign . he line
/ OF demarcation has been drawn not on
the Engineers Assoc ion. he said Dut
on all organizat ions l3S5S s$5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
FINK CHARGED With
MURDER OF HAMMET1
INV saoccIatad Press. I, !.

~ (By Associated Press) %,
A NEW % TnI<, Aug.g s,--Artllur 3. Fink
proprietor Of q nloonl near Fort Schu li
Ter, and Christian Acke r, a private in the
Eightleth Post Artillery, were arrested
Tonight by order Of Coroner G, German,
charged with the murder Of J,8P r, Ham,
nett, an artllleryman, who was found
morning Of July 23d with o ba yonet wound
in Ills chest, Iiammett WAS g member
fof q we'll known Kentucky family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
4 Expects Good Turnout.

Colonel Joseph Button said last night
that he expected to get up n pretty good
sized party OF Virginia Democrats to
sifend .hs no1'nSa1oa atthe White
party will leave here by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad on Tuesday. the 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Looks Bad for Them.

finch Smith and William Henry Byrd,
both colored we're q rested yesterday as
charge was made against them Of steal.:
Ing a. gold watch, chain and charm with
diamond Settling. t az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09

Death Of Lucy c. Gordon.
Lucy Conway Gordon. the thirteen
ygaret Smith Gordon, died in Waynesboro
on Sunday mi VI NV
1.-The funeral will take place from the
residence OF DR.. w lillian s. Gordon, No.
g East Grace Street, this morning at .
o'clo ok. i.ls1t.tsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
: NIAGARA, 70 The SEA.

IA Lovely Trip ~ through Lake Ontario and
s&s Down tho st. Lawrence. q S
"A trip through Lake Ontario and down
the st. Lawrence River From Niagara
to the seal Doesn't that sound cool and
refreshing And the mental prospec-5
tive doesn't begin to gtvo one an idea or
the delights to be found in such a voy-
age. S 33 4; "a
Travellers either for! business or pleas
3ure are unanimous in the opinion that
there Is no journey 30 pleasant In the
summer time as a. state room voyage on
the lakes. s There is not the dust and
heat ofS railroad VI travel. There is not
the disposition to await with q feeling
Of it1Ipatience the reaching Of your des-i
stination. Instead the traveller finds
himself looking forward to /the time
when tile big steamer reaches its jour
ney's end with Just q tinge Of disap
spointmenta regret that there is TO be
an cid to So charming a voyage.
IN No resident OF M orth America can be
said Is kno W. his own country as he
should who has not made the trip by.
water from Niagara to the sea. Such.
a voyage Is the most varied In scenery,
the most exciting, the richest In his.
itorlc associa ton. OF any that can be
made on 81 the continent From the
mighty cataract itself to Lewiston and
Queenston, the Niagara River (the con-
meeting link between Lakes Erie and
Ontario) dashes for fourteen miles
through the wonderful gorge made by
itself, in the excavation Of which 1t has
taken more than eighteen hundred
years. The rock at III the Il edge OF the
cataract is und ermined by the enorm-
GUS body OF falling water grinds
the ocks and gravel g beneath
against each other and carries off the
product, and the edge above Keeps con-
tinually giving way. to be In n Its turn
It is / at this spot OF incompara
beauty and scenic granduer that tho
journey from Niagara to the sea be-
girsi Z. Across Lake Ontario to Toronto,
or going by rail- to the same point. the
palatIal steel steamers Of the Richelieu
and Ontario Navigation Company start
for a journey through Lake Ontario, the
Thousand Islands which have come to
bc known Il as y Americas Venice, 81 and
down the ST. Lawrence River making
the exciting descent OF all the wonder
full 1npids to Montreal, Quebec, Murray
Fay, rad ousac and thence up the beau
ttifu Sag uenay River to Chboutimi.
For Illustr rated Guide. u N iagara to the
Sea- send 6 cents postage TO Thomas
Henry, Traffic Manage helieu46 and
Ontario Navigation Company, Montreal,
Cana da. tss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
FREIGHT GOES
THROUGH H R BRIDGE

{By Associated Press.)
HENDERSON, KY, Aug. a fast
freight on the Louisville, Henderson and
ST.. Louis Railroad went through an open
bridge at Spottsville, KY, tonight, and
the crew OF eight were drowned. The
bridge is swung on pivot iii the centre,
and had been turned TO admit OF the pas
sage of q steam er.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
SECOND ERsohALLY5 CON QUOTED
IN I'ssT ID EXCURSION & II III VI II
.,.,onntJpr4 AND R0ANOk i

ERipAY, ~ UsT 1sT il
MA NORFOLK AN 2 WESTERN .RWY'
THREE DAYS IN TIE n MOUNTAINS Ms NJ =, Vs.
fsta tion p 10 noon. Friday, August 10th.
Stopping only at Lynchburg. Bedford
\ civ Montvale Blue Ri ge and Roa-
noKe. Returning, leave Roanoke 1880
Monday Auguss tb9es aaxa sa 1he
IT The round trip rate will be only 50 to
SIIynchburg and s. to fall other points
named. Children under Y years old half
OF above rates. THIS excursion wall pc :,
way Company and will be given spe-
ciai attention by its represen tatiyes.
For full particulars apply to John p.
Wagner. city passenger agent. 1888 East
Main Street; W. Steele tlcket Il g gent.
q, III, BOsLHY.
WI District Passenger Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
- uBL1c AUCTION sA Ali
Valuable Business S.
Property
Known as SWe ensy
American StahIe i,

ON EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STRDETss,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY sgsS
TREEITS.
NOS. 81 AND IL s. EIGHTH STREETss
AT the request OF the owner we will 4
offer for sale, upon the promises. on sss
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16TI III. 1904,
at + q clock p, M. this we'll located and I
valuable stable building and lot. The
consist Of " 1arge.i well b
built, three-story brick building, built nt &
a great OUTLAY to make IT. q complete
and modern stable. Tho lot Is mn 4 exc
cellent. as well as a very valuabl lie one.S
1t has a frontage of AZ feet s inctes,S
more or less, ron the east side Of Eigthi
Street, and extends back from said front
1870 feet to an alley is feet wide. This
building contains 80 stalls for horses g,
"a large part Of one. floor for hicles,
and another floor, used x as a storag af
warehouse. We invite to this sale any
one who wishes to invest In a good piece
OF business property, which has q splansf
did FUTURE; also, parties who wish an
excellent and complete stable already,
well established, to en- ageS In the Slivery;NE
business. ssf ~ 81 & SSi!s5 wa
TERMS: One-third cash. balance 4sifi
g, u, and IS months; evidenced by neso.[
table notes with six per cent. INTEREST,"
added, and secured by q deed OF trustsl
or all cash at the optton Of the p 1lIt,s
chaser.
sS g NE AuctitnearA \;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
u BY Geo. ". Oliver, Auationeer,
414 w. Broad Street. Phone 1916.
Top Surrey, Iron Safe, Furniture Y |,
Mating, LlInoleum, Pictures,
Mirrors, Stoves, &C., a Auction.

I will sell at my auction warerooms,
Ala W.. Broad THIS DAY ct 1890 "A. NJ,
4 Jump Seat Surrey, in good order; !
Mosley make Iron Safe, o Oak and other
Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes. Chairs, Rock
ters, Tables, China Press. Bookcases.
Ladies', Writing Desk. Odd Bedstead, Bu-
Sreaus, Washstnnds. Linolenm, Mating.
large lot New Pictures. hfantel. Mirrors,
Gas Range. Cook Stoves: also, a lot \ OF
other goods too numerous to mention.
Ladies invited. u ggis5 s3 iHR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
!K][sicked BY a Horset

4. ENYllie Williams. q 'colored boy was
kicked In the face by q horse at. Cherry y
Il 4 nn;c,ock' Dr. Mercer. OF the nbuiance.
eixed IN his lacerated chin and brulse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Nero Badly Bruised. i

"A negro named Perry Coles got in z, e.
Q Clock last night. y He was knocke e, down w
negro and stamped ps1d IN b the
badly bruised and made him comb able.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
An Umbrella Fo,1rd

\ An umbrella with black handle was
found a day or two ago by police off,
Ger, and is now It, the kAcond Police sta
ing for and Identifying It. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
MISS lAL LANDES WILL
4CHRlSTEN THE LOUISIANA
fpv Associated press. ! .

s (I3y Associated Press.l
}yYAsHINGTON, August S-Th,, Navy
dse etent,s ~ Louisiana has selected Miss
fJaunita. y Lallande. Of New. Orleans. TO-
christen the battleship Louisiana, which
WA he launehed at NeYRort News. -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Fell From a Porch.

Lucy Raines. a coored in fant, fell nj
teen feet from ba elk porch yeste rday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and stuff cred only
q bruised head and body. DR.. Mercer at
tended the child and made IT comforts nle.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
/ Piano Fell on His Foot.

RI garfield Bates, a colored man. had g
plano to fall on his foot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Y
nj 5 q clock. Or. Mercer took Tour
stitches. ri & ssBs 49,.