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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
Boston Preparing for a
Hearty Welcome
For the National Encampment
Of Grand Army.
Arrangements for the Eneampment
Are Eiaborate-One Hundred Thou.
sand Veterans Expected to Be Pres.
snt and Many Reunions Held.

Boston, Aug. 10-Already veterans
from various parts OF the country. with
members of their families and other
people interested in the imposing gath
ering, have arrived in Boston to take
part In the national encampment Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. Never
in the history OF the G. A. r., have
the arrangements for a conclave been
SO extensive and ella borate as this year.
In addition to the Grand Army en-
campment which will open, Monday.
there will be held during the week
meetings Of the National Women's Re-
lief Corps, the National Association OF
Army Nurses, the National Society or
the Daughters OF Veterans. the Nation
al Ladies' Aid Society and the National
Association Of the Union ex-PrisOners
Of War.
One hundred thousand veterans. 1t Is
estimated, will be present In Boston
during the encampment. Five hundred
thousand people, 1t Is expected, Will
come here in connection with the vari-
Gus conventions or to see the parades.
The opening feature Of the encampment
will be the parade, Monday morning, OF
the ex-prisOners OF war, the Massachu-
sets Naval Brigade and the naval
jackies and marines.
Capt John Read, chief marshal OF
this parade, Is preparing his roster, but
It is impossible at this time to tell
the number that will be In the line.
Rear Admiral Willie Of the Charles
town navy yard, will not be able to
give out the number Of blue jackets
and marines who will take part until
the warships arrive. but undoubtedly
each ship will send every available
man ashore to participate in the pa
rade.
Reports received at National g. A.
r.. headquarters from various parts
OF the country indicate that all sec
tiOns of the United States will send
strong delegations.
The executive committee Of the WO-
mems Relief Corps announced, today.
that tho national headquarters will be
located at Hotel Vendome, which will
eervc also as the headquarters of the
departments from Illinois, Ohio, Iowa.
New Hampshire. New York, New Jcr-
aey, Indiana, Pennsylvania, California.
Nevada, Wisconsin and Oklahoma.
Other states will no located at the
Brunswick. the Berkeley. tn" COpley
the American House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
ON LAST STRETCH.
Automobiles Leave Springfield, H.,
for st. Louis Fair.

Springfield. ILL.,, Aug. 10.-Refreshed
by nights rest, II of the 100 or more
automobiles on their way from Boston
and New York to st. Louis. left here,
today, for the last stretch of their long
journey. The tourists are due to reach
East st. Louis about p. NJ. where a
stop will be made at the Eads Bridge
until all cars arrive and the automo-
bilcs will then proceed in a procession
to the Worlds Fair grounds.
The touring can entry No. 81. in the
New York-St. Louis automobile run.
exploded in this city. today. The car
was owned by r. D. Lillibridge of New
York. and was being driven by J. Bo-
nastine. Both men were thrown to the
pavement, but not seriously injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
WHERE'S HE AT?
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa, Must Be Far,
Far Outside!

Washington. Aug 10.-MayOr Berg
Of Dubuque. Ia. who created "A sensa-
ton few days ago by the announce
ment that he was unable to find in Du-
buQue a young woman whom he could
designate as sponsor of the gunboat
Dubuque. which Is to be launched at
Morris Heights. N. Y, the eth instant,
settled the matter. today. He has noti-
fed the navy department that he had
named Miss Margaret Treadway. a
daughter of the president of the Du-
buque Club. as sponsor for the vessel
His action in the matter terminates an
incident rather unusual In the annals
Of the navy department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION,
Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Meets at St. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 10.-The Catho-
lie Total Abstinence national conven-
ton met, today, in the hall of the
Knights of Father Mathew with Rev.
Father Walter ]. Stanley of Hartford,
Conn.,, in the chair. After a business
session lasting half an hour the dele
gates marched to st. Leo's church
where Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati,
was celebrant of a pontifical high mass.
Rev. Father Coffey, pastor of st. Leo's,
preached the sermon. The convention
proper began. this afternoon, in Music
hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
BOUND TO MANASSAS.
Six Troops Of Cavalry Depart from
Fort Ethan Allen.

Burlington. VT, Aug. 10.-Six troops
Of the 18th United States Cavalry and
the 23d and eth Batteries of Field Ar
tillery left Fort Ethan Allen. today. on
n journey to Manassas, Va, where they
will participate In the September man.
euvres. The detachment Is marching
to some point In New York state where
train will be taken south. Az there
IL some uncertainty regarding trans
portatiOn 1t will rot be decided where
the troops will be entrained until they
reach Rutland. The cavalry consists of
Troops A. r. /. l.. NJ and *. The entire
detachment is in command of Col.
Alexander Rogers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
HUNGER FIXED HIM.
Young Man Confesses to New York
Police Of Recent Forgery.

New York. Aug 10.-Because of hunger
a man who said he was John A. Gaffney,
IS years old, of Lowell, Mass. walked into
the East 22d street police station. tonight.
and confessed to the theft Of $50 from his
employers in Watertown. Mass. The only
reason he gave for slIrrendering himself
was hunger. not having eaten anything
in the last two days. He said he was
employed by the Sprague WATERFOWL
Lumber Co. in Watertown, Mass. and
that about two weeks ago he signed the
presidents name to check and collected
$50 from a bank in that place. After TAX
ing the money he left the city and came
to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
SARATOGA RACES.
Winners in the Events on Wednesdays
Card.

Saratoga. n V. Aug. 10.-First race.
for all Corners, handicap, six furlongs:
Collector Jessup. 4 to l and to 5. won.
Shotgun. 6 to s. place. second: Loupania.
third Time. 1.1S %
Second race. for 4-year-olds and up
wards. steeplechase. handicap gentleman
riders. the short course: Grandpa, l to ;
and ITO 10, won: Cock Robin. even, place.
second: Hark Forward. third. Time. Az.
Third race, for 3-year-olds and upwards,
selling. one mile: Green Crest, even and
2 to s, won: Lickshaw. 5 to :, place, Sec
ond: Canteen, third. Time, 1,40 2-5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
NEVADA REPUBLICANS
Nominate United States Senator, Con-
gresham and Presidential Electors.

Reno, New, Aug. 1O.-The Republican
state convention at Winnemucca has
nominated the following ticket:
United States senator Geo. S. Nixon
OF Humbolt county; member of Con-
gress, James A. Yerington of Ormsby
county; supreme Judge, Frank H. Nor
cross; also three Presidential electors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
SHOOTING At TARGET.
One Minister Accidentally Kills An
other in Ohio Town.

Pomeroy. O., Aug. 10.-Rev. Glen
Gillian was accidentally and fatally
shot. today. by Rev. Mr.. Newsome. The
two ministers have charges in Ohio
vile. Pa. and were passing their vaca-
ton with the father of Rev. Mr.. Gillian
in this county. The tragedy occurred
while they were shooting at a target.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
Are You Going to the Worlds Fa@'

If so, you should take along a oo'u.
of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera a'~
Diarrhoea Remedy. The hot weather.
fatigue and change of drinking va
and diet are almost certain to proouo'
diarrhoea, and when you have this rem"
edy at hand you can check 1t at ohce.
II YOU wish to buy it while there ~
can get 1t at any drug store 40 p
Iouis, and at the Inside Inn D!us
Store. For sale by john tousn
gusta, c. H. Beane. Gardiner. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
The Lost Frost Is Found.

New York. Aug. 10.-A telegram to
the parents of Aaron Frost, Jr.. this
afternoon. announced that the young
man. who had been lost in the Adiron-
dacks, was found in perfect health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
BAR HARBOR RACES.
The CurIew Won Tuesdays Contest
Between the 31-Footers.

Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug. 1O.-The Curlew
was the winner in the race in the series
of the 31-footers which was held, Tues
day. Mr.. Gallatin succeeded in bringing
his raceabouts across the, line by a lit
tie over a minute ahead Of all councillors
on this occasion. The Cricket and the
Bat. always close, has n very close match
for second place, Mr.. Sears winning out
by the scant margin Of eight seconds.
The SUMMARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11
The Yonker. Races Postponed.

New York, Aug. 10.-The Grand Cir
cult trotting races at the Empire City
track, Yonkers. were postponed. today,
on account Of the rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11

So light Is the touch of the nati's
barber of India that he can shave
customer while asleep without Wakihs
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-11

Nearly every city in the interior
OF Egypt is now lighted by electricity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
MANY New Charters. 1

The Corporation Commission granted
charters yesterday as 4 foil lows:
The Caldwell Pr Company B b Is
president; ''W. 3. Emmett, secretary and /
treasurer. . I'D :5a :, !, St =
pany 0oo ato, ooo Sc R1ta11 ~
durnnt Vice presto &, 3 !, :, ], u !.
.s SSns e 'ssoeeS e4pitaI PaSi Jarrett
RsbeFt q q BiIdWitr BRa eynsoN
5000 to $1,000 Capital Paul u, Yarro s 4
John r.. Simpson i. /, ~, :, !, 81 !.
prince Vi Ham, n county; $1,000 $500
capital; Paul Portner Charles = & {, n r. r.
IIoofe Jr. J. Jenkyn9 ~. ~ Y; N e FL
chant, John Davies. r ebert Neville. n S. S.
S'''Thc ia rmers, Mutual Fire and Life In;
s,Irancc Corporal on ], xllgt ar t nns
j. i'll Fowlkes. y. 2. Frceman. n y,
The Green Mountain N Ing G,onlPanIy,
Abemaic county; 5000 to $0 og !, y. 9n y!
Edward b. Harris. 49 b 81 FslTTs n sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
.HENRICO CANNES
MUST HAVE MEDALS.
Board Of Supervisors Decide the
Question ntracts Award
ed for Bridges,

III After a lenghty session yesterday. the
county board OF supervisors OF sHenrtco5
adopted q resolution providing for the
issuance OF medals to persons procuring
dog licences. I E. 3..i
Commemorative Attorney Wendenburg5
and Treasurer Todd 81 SGT forth their
opinions upon tho advisability OF adopt
ing such resolution. which. after a great
deal OF discussion. was turned over to
Clerk Waddlll to file.
The resolution instructs the treasurer
OF the county 10 furnish to the commits
5sioners OF reyenue several thousan nd tagsi
to be disposed OF q the rate OF 50 cents
for each male dog and q for each To-
male dog The medals will be ordered ut
once. and on their arrival the commits
.sioners viii carry on t The nj w Ian.
Tho board also took up the question
OF letting contracts for two bridges In
Fairfield District, one near oakwood, and
another on the Creighton road; There
were several bidders. The Virginia Iron
and Bridge Company was successful in
securing the contract. 81 s5is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
STAND NE AR
HIS CHIEF J / |. !.
THE Council Approves the Site
for the Stuart Mon
& ,ii1lcl,t.
GENERAL FlTz Lee :, {: SPEAKS Z
Declares That Mrs. Stuart Wants
Site at npi11bardy and
Franklin. ss
Gen ERAL Fl i ! LEE /: I: SPEAKS ! E:

,rhe Common Council, by al, almost
unanimous vote last night, approved the
otto for the stuart monument selected
by tho veteran Cavalry Associa ton, at
tile intersection OF Lonnbards and +, ank-s
lin streets. after q brief, but eloquent,
.reecl,, BY General Fitzhugh Lee, pres,
l,,ient OF the association. Is; a
The only vote cast n the net at:ve w 70
that Of Mr.. tom OF Clay Valid The
resolution now goes to tho Board Of Al
y ermen and will undoubtedly be favora'
bly, acted upon by that body ncSsi Tues
day night. n /. Is
8slt was offered last night by Mr.. Hob
son, OF Madison Ward, along with an
appeal signed by Captain W. Ben Eel G..
Smer, secretary ofEtheI assocla uon, ana
Lamb, Captain NJ. y. Dimrock, Major,
Frank T. sutton, and Messrs. . osepll W.
Thomas and e.. A. Catlin were on hand
III urge It's adoption. Only &c teraals Lee
smoke, however, and his relnaihs pro.
voked long continued applause. a.
Was Ever sVVatchful.
The distinguished cavalry leader OF the
sConfedera cy puid q glowing tribute To-
his friend and comrade, whose command
he assumed when tho latter fell IN ba I.
tie, and closed his rema rke with 81 ear
rest appeal to L the Council to approve
the site. !. ssts 81
"a General Lee declared that General Stu,
art was the greatest cavalry leader ever
born In America, and after Sgivins a bric.
and interesting sketch OF the la t.l's ilfe,5
he said he was "the eyes and e4 1, o.
tile Army OF! Northern Virginia.
II tor al int ~ hIffE
cavalry onga cement at elbow Tavern in
81, Richmond would have been taken
and burned by the Federal trocpc; Gen
eral Lee read his report OF the battle
dated Near Pole Green Church. 1da
is, 1856, 4. in which he narrated tho wound
Ing and death OF General Stua, I. I;c5
also read General r.. y. Lee s: ORC erY Drals-S
jng General Stuart and lamenung his.
DEATH and then gave briefly thei&reu-
sons why the site under consideration
had been selected. AZ tS
Mrs. Stuart's Choice.
He said that Mrs. stuar mad visited
the site and had declared that Ene de-
sired the monument to 1 her l1u s!,and to
be near that Of General r. r. zee, and
that the action OF the conlrnltlse3 had
been unanimous. Their only object had q
becn to secure a proper place. lic COM
batted the idea that the Stuart mon,i-l
ment3would obscure that Of Leg, md said
,he latter would be twenty feet higher:
titan tho former. 4.
General Lee closed by painting a pic
tdre Of the possibilities Of the most att
tractye boulevard In the South with
monuments OF Lee. Stuart, Davis. a. Il.
I Iul and other Southern leaders Il on:
either side, and said the other southern
States should be asked to send trques- I:
5trlan statues OF their greatest generals,
end that he believed they. would do it.
This would enhance the value of prop
'erty* and make Richmond ono of y tile
most attractive Of all the cities of the
Try
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
g5V
3Seaboard Air Line Changes.

General Freight a gent Clas. r & Caps,
of the Seaboard ~ ir3 Line Railway, am
.pointments In the service of that DOM
pany, effective Soptcmhcr Il 4:
MrIfJ. q. Cotircll is appointed nssis-
itaptS general freight agent. with Office
No. 26lSs First Avsnue, Brming CHANT Ala.
MI, C'lus, Rippil Is ta!ppoin ted CONNER
sclal Eagen t, Of f'ce M l9i La Clede f'ulld,
ing, St. Louis. Mo- "A 5 iflg5s 5sfg 8{5l93
# Mr., David i. tirlers Is q ppolnted CON
st.racting freight agent. flee, NO 19a Ia
ceed Mr. Rippin promo,ecl. q Mr. cirier
will report Ia Mr. (. Rlppir. ia Il {, IA .
3s5 n sE,d ward, Drescher Is app!oir'ted
soliciting freight agent, OH ce Moo 19i La
c'ledr Buildips 81. Louis, No., to sue
coed Mr.. 4 Grler promoted. Mr.. Drescher
VIZ rfnort ~ N =. SIlippSp. Il
Ing bean g bulshcd, the 81. Louis and Chs
caso office viii in Z futllro ! report = Q the
gsnIsgal 1fregs agent the hMsn IL
assistant general freight agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
LONG SEPARATED;
MAY BE UNITED.
Committees to Report Oh Cor
solidation of Trinity and
ST. lanes Churches.

b.
ST. James and Trinity Methodist
Churches have each appointed a commit
tee Of five members TO act with their
respective pastors to discuss the advsl-
.bility. aud feasibility OF merging the
s. two congregations into one: The com
nlittees will meet tonight to discuss plans
for!$this arrangement, and Will then re-
port back 4 to their respective boards
their decision t5S 55 ". 3s5S5.
y The committed from Trinity Church
Is composed Of Messrs. c. W. Hardwick.
Matthew Gary, Richard II. Hardesty.
James schwalmeycr,s Wiley Davis CHAIR
mani. and Rev John Harmon. .. d..
pastor; from ST. James Church, DR.. r.
Nv. Stiff, chairman, and Mcssrs. =. w.
Evans. George w. Wexford r. w. Bandy.3
Nv. p. Woody and Rev. W. a. Cooper;
pa stor. Fl.
Tile plan SO far, is tosell both proper
tics, including the parsonages, and to
buy property and build a. church more
centrally located. q stronger church
could then be- organized, and the general
results would be more satisfactory. 5:I t.
Is desired to move the church east OF
5STwenty-sixth Street and. . II possible on
Eroad Street.
e ST. James is the child church Of Trinity,
\
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
WON MANY PRIZES.
Crowd Of Contestants at Oak
Grove Greatly Interest Spectators

Crowd Of Contestants at Oak
Grove Greatly Interest Spectators
Prize contests Of t the iaR9r Rng
and afforded the large crowd OF spec'a-
First on the list was the s I,,.s, 'nt
es tobaceS donated By tho United
States Tobacco Company. :, J, =, -. -,
Mr.. j. r. Brzzalori, the prize being a
carton Of tobacco. given bys L 1Srs Bro-
Miss Marie schott took the prize in the
spoon and egg contest, a rocker, present
Mr. Enroughty vas s. IL tho s. Snc stank
pair shoes donated By D9'nglHqss IT,.
sc6e throT1ng Il 81 Mhoq Harr y
Madden as referee and sydney cate Gates X as as
same between she west End End
by the Blues by the score OF 9,to g., I, tn ne
\ by +. B AZ Patterson. /, u.
dan mems Mrs w & Duke look the prize
Z 81 a la mp given by Petit and Company;
Mrs Kreamer took the s 8, y, pri nd
81: Nathan Bernstein won the gentle:
nid 5aeeobs a Ere seoond contest
virgie Leibold won a ro r, nc, eh al
and 8 Mr.. 8L.i3C. Britton took a 4 pair OF
trousers, donated by Q. II, Berry:
Mrs. ]. CO Smith presented. a hundr Sc
unsuccessful prize winners In the IVA rious
contests and #the Globe Clothing Com
tpany handed the com,nttee $09. c IN g
All hands en- "a cling In the various con !:
tests were satisfied with the findings Of
Z tho committee, sss {. 6aGs54 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
IS, 81. 81. M. sVhar. ton Here.

Rev. DR.. i. Nj. Wharton Is IN Rich-3
mond on his way to Caroline county,
where he will hold a. series Of meetings n
Spar I'd Church. He I, has Just finls ned ~ Z.
meetings in Suffolk. forwards he VIII
return to Norfolk. Il n
VIRGINIA N DAY II vtloR Ids AIR
~ oW RATES VIA " g. v. Il Ryllif, y s8.5
Friday, September 3d. will be Virginia
Day at the .oupslana xpositlons For th y
occasion tho Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company Will sell Today e oach E 2:
cllrsion tickets from Richmond to St
Louis and return on Monday and Tues.
day, September 10th and goth, q t the rate
OF SIG. Correspondence low rates from ,r'1l
other stations. For full informatio apply
to SJno. u. Wagner. CT ty i Passenger AZ emf,
SOS East Main Street, or
q. III. BosLEY. Dist. Pass. Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
FairmolL1nt Committees

The new Council OF Paramount held ~
first regular meeting recently ~ 4 liis
town hall. After Mayor Ciallag ner, nau
addressed the body, the clerk reud the
list OF the Commuters appo'n ted ho f'
}are:i ii Il III 4, y =,
on Finance-- A1essrs. Mitchell, Thonll,-
sol, and Delaney. ti,3 - 3,
81 Streets--Nlessrs. TIL
and Gregory. ~, !,
Gregory. l,t Il l3 u
Health clancy, ling tfon a az
Mitchell. Ei S6 VII 8Bg t.3y Si S3 Z 81,
Flre-Mcssrs. Gregory, Ellington and ~
M.tchell.l S3 tg3 II 3s M IA 81 Gtsg z
Gregory. # Il I. Is 81 u =. IS
4 Grounds ana Buildings essrs Greg
ory Thompson and Ellington, Il 81 !,
Mitchell are the three new members.
Alessrs. Creepy and 1,urkert. retire, ".
T. Delaney was re,electcd elerk "a r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
-FOUR STATE CASES.
Some Interesting Questions In
,yolved in Appeals Pending.

Some Interesting Questions IL; III
volved in Appeals Pending
Attorney-G eneral William a.. Anderson
and his assistant, Mr.. John S. Egg lesion
Lave gonct to Staunton to attend the
autumn term OF. the Supreme Court OF;
Appeals OF Virginia. 81 There are four
Common wealth cases on tho d cket two
I OF which ard to be argued for the state
by the Attorney.G eneral and two NJ pyt
Mr.. + gElcston. IA
aS one sof The four Is that OF Bowles VS.
the commonwealth from the Circuit Court
8of Allegheny county. Bowles killed "a
sckcsapeakc and Ohio fireman. and u is
under sentence OF death at Covingt ton
Tho case comes before the appellate.
court on n writ of error. BENJAMIN
lIaden and w. r. A lien, OF Botetourt,
viii argue the case for the plaintiff IN
error while the fAttorney-G neral will ap-,
pear for the Commonwealth thu l55 y
f3 III the case of Burdett VS.. the Cons.
8n.onwealth. from the Circuit Court Of
Nelson county, the Attorney General VIII.
appear for the State. and q Mr. 9. D.t
Whitehead. az elson, for he plaintiff In
! error. fst B urdctt was fined and given a
fjailFsente ice for8cont tempt OF court. The
specific offense was the publication OF
an article IN u ewspaper at tackn the;
official cha rnctcrs OF Judge ". G. Sl 1ts,
Ing, OF the old county Scour t Of Nelson
All appeal was granted In tho case, and
4. viii come before the aDpellate court !.
z for revie M s3ss Il
Another state case TO be argued Y IT.
this term is that Of Agner VS.. the Com
,nonwealth,a from the Corp ration Court
Of the city of$ Buena Vista. Agner wa "a s.
charged with selling liquor In lo loo Y
optlon district and was fined, where
upon he appealed tho case. = torney5
Hugh "A. White will appear for the plain;
stiffsin error and SAttorney-G General An
tderson; and Mr.. Egglcston for the Com
lnonWealth. 3tfffss}5 IN f56sa3 3ss &. 5
The case OF the 1mmgrat ton Society
got Albernarle county VS.. the Common
wealth, appealed from the Judgment OF
tho Co, -. : ton Court OF the city Of
charlottesville, will come up for a r.
gument at this term OF the court The;
question involved in tho case is VIII ether
] or not the plaintiff In error is asscssable
Under the laws OF the Commonwealth
with license tax as "a land agent. The
lower court held that the company was
properly SO 5nsscssa bic, and fined the So
clety 500. THO company claims that 4 Z
was exempted from the payment Of such
,Stax gby its charter, MI, Daniel Iiar-i
MOI, and Mr.. r. a.. Watson will appear.
for the Immigration Society, and 7
@tlle request of 4 he torn ey- (icneral, Mr..
John S. EEgg lesion vii appear for tho
| Common WeAltll.. s5l MI " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
Offenders Were Fined,

Thomas Scott was betnre Squire
Thomas, Of Henrico. 3yesterda y. morning
charged With attempt ut assault on his
wife lie was nut under a bond Of 500
10 keep tho peace for SIX months AMI
made to pay the costs. xxi I'd III
4 Magistrate Lewis had before him TIL
,childress, charged with being drunk and
dlsortlerly q y Oak Grove ii was made
10 pay $40 and costs, NJ. 5 sl3
Manuel Nash was sent on to the grand
jury on the chargoso assauiting George
Baker, a. negro workman al the setlli ling
basin. \, Il a. M x 4.
s5In the clerks office Yesterday a6llcensei
was issued for thu marriage Of WilliYn3
~ Partington and Matilda schnlldti