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probably were volcanoes ages ego. be-
fore the moon cooled off.
If you happen to land on a part of the
moon where it is early morning you will
have plenty of time for exploration te-
fore night comes on. The sun rises and
sets as it does on the earth, but the
time between sunrise and sunset Is ] early
fifteen of our days. Then curing the
long lunar night our earth will act like
the moon. and will light up that part of
the moons surface which is turned t.
ward 1t. Only there will be this CURIOUS
difference; it will not rise and set but
will remain nearly stationary in the
same region of the sky. From the side
of the moon which is always turned away
from us the earth, of course, can never
be seen at all.
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TRIP TO THE MOON.
The Odd Things to Be Found on Such
Voyage.

From ST. Nicholas.
How would you like to take trip to the
moon? 1t would be long journey, TAX
ing more than six months If you went
with the speed of an express train; or II
you travelled with the swiftness of a
ball from a modern cannon it would take
about as long as trip across the At
lantic in fast steamer. Under average
atmospheric conditions a large Velescope
gives us a view of the moon as it would
be without the telescope at distance of
500 miles from us.
The necessary outfit for the Journey
must be much more extensive than for
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cumbent Holloway defeated Sheats in
the primary, but the latter had Holloway
arrested, charged with a forgery winch
he claims caused his defeat.
Sheats invited Booker L. Washington
to address the state schools superntend-
ents' convention at Gainesville in Febru-
airy, 1903. He charges that Holloway got
possession of the letter and made an In
terpolation. The question OF the legality
of the Indictment will be argued here
next Monday. The state democratic execu-
tive committee has requested Holloway 8
resignation from the state ticket, which
he has refused to give.
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BOY is CONVICTED
FOR KILLING FATHER
Told His Father He Would XIII Him
If He Punishe His Sister
Again.

Little Rock, Ark, October ga spe-
cial to the Gazette from Texarkana says:
In the district court of Bowie county,
Texas, at Boston, Willie Watson, a 49,
year-old boy was tried today on the
charge of killing his father at Oak Grove
near DeKalb, in the west end of the
county, about six weeks ago, convicted of
OF manslaughter and given five years in
the penitentiary.
The boy had told his father that If he
whipped his 10-year-old sister again, he
would kill him. When the father few
days later was furnishing the girl, the
boy slipped up behind him and discharged
the contents of both barrels of a shot
gun into his head. blowing out his brains.
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William Smith is Promoted.

Memphis, Tenn, October S.-Wlllian
Smith, formerly chief clerk in the offic
of Second Vice President j. L. Harra
han of the Illinois Central Railroad com
pany, has been appointed assistant to thu
vice president, succeeding A. w. Sulli
van, who sees to the Missouri Pacific a,
general manager. Mr.. Smith Is widel,
known In railroad circles, having fol-
years been assistant agent, with head
quarters in Memphis.
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BATTLES THE PHYSICIANS.
Woman Has Been Wrapped In Deepest
Slumber for Five Days.

Iowa City, Ia, October 8.-wrapped in
the soundest slumber for five days the
case of Mrs. Charles LEIPZIG is battling the
local physicians. Needles and pins were
thrust in her body deeply but the wounds
had no effect, she being seemingly imper-
vious to pain and shock.
Finally an extra powerful electric bat
terry was rsed. and terrific shock
aroused her temporarily. She then talk
ed intelllgently and said she felt no pain.
She had not been i'll before she fell asleep
On Monday night
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MExICANS IN LAREDO.
Distinguished Party En- Route to st.
Louis Exposition.

Laredo, Texas, October s.-The special
train bearing the vice president of Mex
leo, who is to visit the 81. Louis ex-
position as the representative of President
Diaz, and party reached the city today,
but owing TO the indisposition of Mrs.
Correl decided to remain here over night
and proceed on their journey in the morn
ing.
A grand serenade was given tonight
In the principal plaza of Neuva Laredo
In honor of the distinguished visitors.
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Italian Reserves Called out.

Rome, October Sit is asserted that the
cabinet had made all preparations to call
out 10000 more reserves, Premier Giolitti
wishing to have a strong contingent of
troops throughout Italy In order to quell
any attempt at disorder that may be
made by the extreme parties and especial
ly during the general election. the hold
ing of which today Is considered more
likely than yesterday.
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Discouraaing to Art.

From the Chicago Journal
Tho artist was of, the impressionst
school. He had just given the last touch
es to purple and blue canvas when his
wife came into his studio.
my dear" said he, "this is the land
scape wanted you to suggest a title for"
"Why not call 1t Homer she said after
long look.
'Home.' Why?"
Because there's no place like It," she
replied, meekly.
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RESIGNATION CALLED FOR.
Florida Opponent Claims the Success
full Candidate Cheated.

Gainesville. Fla. October s.-The grand
Jury today brought an indictment
against William Holloway, charging for
gerry. Holloway was a candidate before
the last state democratic primary for the
position of superintendent of public In
Btruction against W. N. Sheats. the in
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In case of fire
are you 1nsuredP
Jemison R E. & ms. Co.

Commencing Monday, Oct.
10th, South Bessemer cars
will turn in Goth st. tead
of 2lst. st.
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Notice.

At the last meeting of Tecumseh Tribe
No. 81, Improved Order of Red Men,
held October 6. a resolution was unani-
mously adopted that this tribe take no
part whatever In the Red Mems carnival
to be held on the oath inst.
w. w. MORRISON,
Sachem.
W. r. BOLIN,
n
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-09

Now at your service, Var
ley & Bauman, one price
Clothiers and Hatters, 1924
First Ave.
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An expert at his business-Mayor Dren-
men, Judge Feagin. chief of police. B. M.
Allen, John H. Miller. Continued next
Sunday-Hermitage of course.
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The Age-Herald Engraving Depart
ment makes qooo. cuts.
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W. r. BOLIN,
Chief of Records.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16

y. Scott, Bcay Phillips. dickinson. Pow
,lsvs|y ssfs II
a1, Br s {, Itd Harrison " Nell say
\, Eeaeia !3ela lOtis--1tn Of Fnlrfnx Green,
vtalkett Edrohdson, Monctre. Ross hcEt,. l,o :.
asnn, ole,nnn Gray Hurley.
I3l1soifd \, lse e EH I,ntSs
!Tp,nld, Bryant. spessafi Wa.ln!e, Royal,
tinlnigrh ton-. byeil, Lewis Of Essex, Moss,
Thor1nsoh. Stlallies Jorda la e
q D,hwlddie, Monclitc. Cnrdwell, ROD on
1lsss ,! t I, MAKE 9wiH G
nlker,. Bouz, Thomson, Wenver beatlo. N,
JONI v Comm ttoc OH! Speci Al, Y. a, az.
Local Leg ntlon--W wallace Lee OF Not,nn ny
Lowry OF Bedford, Lambeth, Latnhe, Pam 10
Cnlnis-L Lion churcl,t,an Lowry OF Bedford
Andersonl Oul ID Bruce, ftcnd. Garrett, rev,
.Brldgforth. Everett Runks, Brooks ,.,n -
VS. Ulcers and Offices ut the Snpito-Smit! ot
Clarko,s Lion. Snend, Parker. CT rk @ u Din
Widdict barnes Gregory ti1rrett Eolse,nant
Bird, Bridgforti, Banks. Clark Of Plusti;, i,
~ lousn 1Cxpenses- Steurnes Person, InorAh'i'
Slaughter, Bea tie. tfH}l5 a,
l,llss;T speaEer tex+onlclo), liunlcy, Kelley
:, Libnry- st,ibbs y Graves, Kelley Bak t'r
Printing Cation, Crawford Brooks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
LIQUOR DEALERS
A. MUST PAY FINE.
Some Out Of Business, Others
Unable to Pay-Police
Court.

The civil docket was the main thing
That Justice John had to handle yes
j tt rday. In that docket the unfortunates
with unpaid rent bills. grocery and
butcher bills, and other similar debts
l ere dealt with. This docket ran about
two hours.
In the meantime several cases on the
c,imina. and ordinance pockets were dis
used Of.
Jchn Wills, colored, was dismissed OF
tie charge Of attempting TO beat Mary
dudley, because there were not enough
witnesses on the otho!. SIDE.
steven parseepers end ex-barkeepers
,:.-a fined slpJ ealh for failing 10 get
r,,t i s3r iicenses Solne Of the men have
nd. t-n Ii business lol sotrs. months.
.7,4s.scss rohr gave them one day IN which
1, by " t=fore imposing The fines.
aTnsr us-e:
Is. .zoaa.ni, C fuee:lo. II. Carrnedy,
g .Tss.e--azr. 4 Z Eacho. Alfred DICK
:uso-, ? E!xe-t- G. Z Saglensn. ! ne'-
co-c !. r--ugs- Louz ii ~ ard a lines.
Taesa dea.+zs nave rcI paid their IL
c, usez bsczuSe They ss&rs not satisfied.
viii their assessments, and SOLE; "ere
rraple 10 pay the increased license
They were fined 10. Carrying on tneir
business after the close OF the fiscal
wear before closing drwu. II they pay
IN to-day their neg viii be RENTED.
p C. Thomas WAS fined 500 Tor being
drunk, or ninety DAYS IL jail
a few ordina iy'i.drunks, were shufned
along and eiven.a neither chance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
OFFICERS OF SHRINE.
Potentatc Phillips Has Made His

Potentate Phillips Has Made His
Appointments for the Year.
Potentnte Phillips. Of Acca Tempe.
Mystic Shrine, has completed his appoints
,inents, and the list OF officers now
& Figures out as follows:
@ Charles II. Phillips, lustrlous poten-
tate; George j. Hooper, llustrious chief
rabbon; j. NJ: Gift. iustrions assistant
srabban; John 4. r. Charlton, high pi lest
and prophet; o.. A. Hawkins, oriental
guide; john II. Mayer. treasurer; G. =
Nesbltt recorder; ". NJ. Meyers, first
ceremonial master; j. c. Bowman, secn d
ceremonial master; r. vs. Cunninghani
director; Thomas B. AIcAdams, mLrshal;
Thomas McCaw,S captain OF the qua !;
William Krouse, outer guard; r. Il M.
Harrison, n fire maker; George Schoen
fire maker; Jacob Reinhnrdt. divine mus
stefan; q. &Jeter Jones charter al ko an ;
Nj. r. Ellyson, imperial inqulstor;
Thomas Whlttett, electricians; Or. George
Ross, medical. Il director; Or. Jacob
MlchauS. medical director; B. B. Bowles,
camel sheer \. Won n. Roscnegk yr;l-
mid guide \ Robert Mitchell sand heater;
Howell r, Weisiger. cuptain and ARAB Ara
patrol .g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16

Cotton 'n 'Nas ali that could s be desired a.
slla Wentworth Bo'Ingi>roke.9 $.
Mr. ". A lyh:te s; Tho 1 Ia, last ap-
cry Of theatre-goers, was SATISFACTORY, az
te Goyernor we're also also M I, s5s;r Roy
sptctlye roles.
Manager Rex announces for his attrac--
thn Tuesday night the German dialect
comedian; Al q. WILSON, IN "a new p r Sl11a.
II 4: } HiixI:. = Prince Of Ta''efs 0y Sidney
Tbr acting company Is unusually large
In numbers, ard, as each character me-
cess:tates q careful portrayal. 1t Is none
+ the less great In talent.
A rare treat is In store fol local theatre
s Ways, e at 'n Tie AeademyiWe mat
nos and night. The pIoce Is said to have
cost $1,000 before the rise Of, the curtain
Or the flrst act and ls sasily th them most
Zimmerman d fractions.
The coming Of Nine. AantellI and her
e of so 9pfne a9alspo enJ e
mos. popular star Of the. Metropolitan
oIero VIII appsar IN ne ns19ma
fourth act Of Troyatore, each with cor
rec. scenery and costumes.
e Nine. Msntelli Will be heard FRIDAY
inight at lie = cademy,
TIL. last opportunity to witness the
production Of tho mel1dranla, To 20
Buried rAliye.''js presented to-day. when,
a mat nee and the night performance Will
DO given at the B!jou Theatre The pre.
scnt,ng company Is a tlne one. and tha
play one OF the most exciting and inter-
chtinl imaginable and at the same time
1t is = free from roughness OF any sort,
Y , miss the play Is to miss real treat
II advance sale OF seats is an indication
OF tho success OF an m Engagement "ihe
SHOW Girl" which comes to the BiJou
d ;,ea tire for n weok's stay. beginning Mons
day, will break the attendance record,
.'!he Show Girl" is playing to house ca
pe city at the CRANKY, Norfolk. this week.
The usual matlnees will be given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
AT THE THEATRES,

"l4is Excelency the Goyernor."a com
cd,, VIZ / Ell in, d delightful vein Of huMor.
all Played BY q most capable c91i!,iuy'
al the lead OF which was Sadie Ma. tlnol.
was presented at the AGA DENY Yesterday
rnntInee and evening, -
r hu play lis one IN which there ts N ne
stra mig TOR the comedy element. y the 2
4 ~ and with so little effort that s ~
iSuuience keenly enjoys every Inc, ana M
Declining Wnduly hilarious, The Gurtnl y
Ia - on an act when the audience i4ets'
Trthere Is no leading up 70 n climax. The
tlnul scene of each act comes IN, In y,
natural order Of things, without glVlhs
5any noisy warning Of ITS amp. o. q. !, !, :,
3~Ai,ss Martnot, as Stella, the evening y, :;
star" was fascinating ~ manner anu !, q
sreach, a buoyancy and spirit peIryyadlngs
5ler Work that made 1t lrreslstl PIG. :
Of q fin. shed artist She WAS I'll vo!o s vs.
dainty and charming at ono and ire SANG
moment but her methodS Wer a!WaS . .
3sueducd. and never oYerrreacheu VIZ
MI, william Webb. as John Hayerstoek,
tins private secretary, was quantity Gr9!!
in his humor and was oddly cpmlcal "
ills makeup. lie received In the second
approval Of the audience. - y ~ !, y
Miss Jane Wheatley was quite effective
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
FEDERAL BUILDING.
Several Importations Received.
. West Point Postoffice Case.

Tho United States customs department.
with Headquarters III the Fedora! build
.tn6, has Just received several large i'm
rrortations of various articles from all
PARTS of the world. Deputy Collectors OF
Customs Murphy and Smith yesterday
Loo a busy day by reason OF the re-
caipt of these largs Imports. One ship
r,ent, which came from San Francisco
10 this city In poHd, consists OF 500
roIs of mattings from Yokohama, Japan,
consigned to 'Gershan bros, of Atlanta,
hut delivered to LAIR warehouse In this
city The specific lax on this shipment
acne amounts to aoout 5000.
a great variety Of ether articles was
vcr .Aived yesterday These include hats
tom England. pickles from Holland,
TIE caroni. sausage, cheese and beans IRON
Italy, salt fish. tomato catsup and other
8a:ucles from various Countries; crockery-
ware and glass, seeds from England. The
cookery is consigned O. the u, IS. Taylor
Company, and tho italian consignment
l., Chasie Trafieri. Various local mer-
chants get the others.
The case Of the United states vs. John
Anderson, alias Joe Anderson, held In the
AenrIco jail on suspic on of robbins the
United States posiollce at West Point
will come up for .uItDcr hearing before
United States Commissioner Joseph T.
Grady in tls. Fedeill court room to-day,
Anderson was arrested len days ago by
Deputy Marshal Samuel Bendit, and tho
,narsha,s office and pcstotiice inspectors
have been turning scarchlight on the
Il mans record ana his movements and
& seeking everywhere tCr Information tina,
vii. lead to the conviction OF the robbel
or robbers Of the pustciice. Anderson
I will be represented by AIR, II. Nj. Smith
Jr., attorney, at .hs hearing. II is cx
+ rCcted thai large l,umber Of witnesse!
will dcpose at the hearing to-day. !
Anderson succeeds In establishing III
abb he claimed, he VII be prompt,
discharged and eXonerated, Their. are
4 intimations, however that the officer!
have some strong testimony against TN
man. The hearing Will attract u mum
bel OF spectators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
I CHARTERS GRANTED.
Several Issued Yesterday by the
Corporation Commission.

& The following charters were granted by the
State Corpora ton Commission vest I'd Y:
The North Fork Telephone Go, NJ = Don lllai
Mill, Montgomery county: a. F. Bennett presl-
dent; capital stock $50 I, $500 !.
The Vaughan Construction CO. Inco. Roan,
j. r. warren Co. (Inc) Newp r, N
J. 2, Warren president; capita seo-k fo'Wo
swift Run eophone Co. stand don y le r.
D OFT president; capital stock $1,000 TO IS ~ .f5
Riverside Cotton Mills Charter amended go
as to allow the company to hold stock IN 9th r
The charter OF the Executive COMMITTEES on
Ministerial Relief of the General Assems...o Q.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church Of the United states a.
property by device.
THE II. G. Mnrchant Manu- ct.rlny Con
dent. Charter amended so as to Increase capi-
tai stock to S12o, OOu III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
STATE VETERINARIANS.
Of Officers and Papers
u. and%Reports.

At the annual meeting Of the State
Veterinary Medical Association the fol.
lowing officers were elected: Prcsident.
Dr.. Favile. Of Norfolk; Vice; President.
Dr.. Fraser, of Richmond; Second Vie.
President, r.. Nefr, Of Staunton;, Sec g.
tary and Treasurer, pr: Gilchrist. Of Nor
folk. Eoard of Directors, Drs. Drake ri
Leesburg: B1nnister. OF Roanoke. ana
Eprs. OF Richmond.
Dr.. Farneyhough, Of Blacksburs, read
his report on state Veterinarian aud
other papers were discussed. The Board
Of Examiners consists %of Drs. Drake,
Gilchrist, Bannster and Wills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16

II . J. Il q, j
the speed OF travel may be further In
creased and It's safety enhanced.
Tn. Q sections OF the eastern division
are now Icing double-trackcd. They arc
from Fulton to Elko. thirteen miles:
from williamsburg to Grove, five m,'es,
and from Newport News to M0rr,Hon.
six mics: total distance OF twentV-
four miles. or nearly one-third the entire
line. Work is now in progress at these
points and far advanced. The new track
Will be OF the most substantial character
of road bed, heavily stone balastel. re
Grains run over this line by the Chrsa- .
peake and Ohio viii compare In elegancs
and comfort with any in the South.
President George w. Stevens, OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. who. WITH NJ 8.
stevens and Miss Stevens. has been an
sent In New York oil tho week. IL ex :
pcctel back to-day, accompanied by Inc
ladies. Mr.. Stevens went up on business.
but combined 1t with pleasure.
District Passenger agent Fl. 8. Leard.
has gono to- Floridn In charge OF tEe
Seabord's luxurious flyer. the Florida
Limited. Flo Will return IN II uay3 or two.
The tide OF Florida travel Is now at It's
height, and all tho b through southern
( TDdOS uIG 6GNLa'so
e business. III b
Tho Chesapeake apd Ohio Railway has
now received about GO OF the LOCO steel
gondolas ordered some months ago ~
the Pressed steel Car Company, at Fits
burg, Pa. More ours are expectc!l 8 rom
time to time, during the next Two months
until the entire order has been lllltea
These cars arc OF the most approved
! pattern, being known ms twln-drop son
doas OF 10000 pounds CARRYING capacltf
each. with the addition OF these rev
cars the chesapeake and Ohlo VII nav"
a total ar $500 revenue freight cars
IN service, not including ! 800 non /,
revenue cars, such ms those III materla'
and work trains cabooses, etc, The term
revenue means cars from the CARRYING
Gupacity OF which the {roid Is regulni'Y
receiving revenue Tho new sculs With the
additional locomotives recently orae' 90,
and now being delivered will give the
Chesapeake and Ohio an equipment
second to that of no southern railway
line, The Increase 4ol rolling stock Is @
cessitated by the heavy increlse OF pus'-
ness In recent years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

The following were The proceed ngs OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia yester-
day:
Richmond Passenger and Power Company W.
Gordon Argued by c. V. Mer at IN an
pellee and II. Taylor Jr., for appellant, ana
johnston & Cheek VS.. Green. trustee Ar-"nl
by A c. Edmunds for appellants, and r. W.
Peatross and z, L. Bouldin FOR appel.ees, AM
submitted.
Next cases to be called: Berkeley & Harrison
VS. Green. trustee, and 9th RS; Els Q trui
tee vs. Seaboard Air Line Railway. and r III
mond STANDARD Steel. TX. AMI I'm CO n
pany--being Nos. IS. - AMI 4, o. argument
docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Meeting Date Changed.

The Executive Committee Of the
Virginia state Society of Charities and
Corrections held "a meeting yesterday,
and after disposins Of some routine mat
tiers, adjourned to meet again on Feb
ruary 9th. Tie date of the meeting OF
the annual conference was changed from
February to tie nth OF May, though
tho meeting Will be held In Norfolk,
according to the original programme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
TRIP OF THE EAGLES.
Will Go to Washington Next
Wednesday Morning.

Secretary Fuller, OF Dixie .Aerle OF
ga gIes. has received a telegram from
Congressman sullivan, stating that pc
Will be In Washington next Wednesday.
ana would be glad TO receive the commit
tee from the local Aer!e,
The committee will leave here early
next Wednesday, morning for Washing
\ ton. to ssk Congressman sullivan 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Charged With Theft,

Malinda Lewis, a colored servant, ID
under arrest at the Second Station, on
two charges of taking clothing belongs
Ing to II. G. Peasants and ], y. Robins
son.
Dan Walker is also under arrest as .
suspicious character, and Is locked up ut
the Second Station, Smith and Marshall
Streets. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
ASBESTOS CURTAIN.
Safety Appliance Used at the
Biiou Last Flight.

Manager Mckee showed the audience
nj tia Bijou Theatre last night that
there was an asbestos curtain IN that
theatre.
The curtain was down at the. opep!ns.
and was drawn up on the first act The
curtain is in perfect working order, and
viii be worked every night 80 that there
viii BIO no danger of Its getting out OF
order t.'&f .t-ses Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Judgment Motions.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day motions for judgment were lied
In the following cases: James w. Cor
don VS.. Waller Scott, so2.5O; Byrd &
Baldwin Us. L. Fl. Hoop. 's2lSI5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Policeman Hur..,

Policeman John Harris, Of the Second
District, fell on tho Ice In his back YARD
Yesterday, and cut his head. lie was AZ
tended by DR.. Brock Mr., Harris lives
at No. 500 West Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16

Mainly About People,
!. Miss Nina sArmlstead, 81 Baltimore, Will
arriVedt Saturday and bC the guest OK
'A1isss y VI Ia Bidgood, No. $40 West Grace
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16

take part In the anniversary celebration
Of the Aerie. They will call upon the
President who. is. also. an Eagle, and
will have their headquarters at the Re-