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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17

Richmond q BPS N aking 2 very
Preparation for l,npo rtants
Encampment::.
3 LACKsB D RG BAN b
Colonel And erson Hopes to- Get
Musicians from 3 81 tec Ilniisc
III Institute. tsss$

S The seYentieth Regiment, Virginia sVol-l
sunteerS Intantry Is preparing for 4 tsl en-
and man oeuvrcs, along with
thousands Of other troops from the regu-:
lar. army and tile Nat lonal Qua rds OF the
various States, near M an ssas, Septem-,
Der 5th to 18TH A The entire seventieths
Regiment h comprising tWelyek com panies.s
and the Richmond Howitzcrs Battery
about fifty men. Will n be the Virginia
quota Of the IS, 900 volunteers which will
be encamped, a long with! seven or eight
thousand regulars, on the historic field.
Colonel q gorge w yne And erson, COM
lmanding the glment. ana ss his entire;
staff and non-c stoned staff will sac-l
company the reglm ent, sand lionel q AT n
Ederson is endeayoring to secure the SER
vices OF thee Virginia Poly echnic. Ipsti-
tute band 4 to accompany the Virginia
troops. This vii cost about $50, OF which
sum the 4twenty-fiyeEm men Of the band are
tot be- pa "a bout $3.50 lle remainder y
ters. There il pnroyision for band
in the State mil Try FUNK, n or q oes y ne
governments furnish one for these masloeu-
vres colone hopeft,l that
friends OF the Virginia u oops to secure
the excellent band from 81 cksburg. In
this way alone can the regiment ha We the
advantage OF a ba nd rs escOTti ana N
itheasdless parades, lspec tons and sa re-
Z The Richmond companies Of It he rogi-i
smentjand the HoWitzeE battery will leave
here Saturday. g, and :, Wy I,
Hallway and the sout hern, though that
has not been posi- tlyel settl LED. 81 he men
VIII wear their Khaki service uniforms
fond Will carry heir, blue 81 shirts and?
Sblouses along "a lso.St They viii carry q
their heavy 4 marching outfit. including
iknapsacks Ca n teens. pom hos g nd mess
.kits.8The 3necessa rs! tentlng, bedd ingSa and
camp eqrppa &c will also be carried I. "
tIal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
DISSOLVED ] ! /. D
He: BONDS J. \ |.
Mrs. Clara May Erwin Coleman
Obtaining Absolute Divorce
With Alimony. "A
! GIVEN CUSTODY 0 CHILD !:
Mother is Broken Down BY Sc
II. we're I az on Ter
Strength. IA

IN February. 1860, the Washington pa
5pers contained a¬lce of proceedings IN
Fequi.y4for Injunction by Mrs. Clara May
Erwin Coleman, through her attorneys,
a against Walter G. Coleman, her husband,
and the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
4 any. The court was asked to cancel an
assignment executed by the complainant
to- the defendant! Of all her interest In a.
certain life insurance policy, and toAlelnl'-
join the defendant from disposing Of it,.
1t was set forth in the bill that Miss
Clara May Erwin, of Stanton. was mar
and that they ceased to live together. as
n,anEant3 wife In February, 1898. In lieu
Of wedding dowry, her husband mad l
had his NE insyred IN o herfayor by TAX
tan Life Insurance Company. a short
time before these proceedings were inst-s
l1uted her husband notified her that i.hea
had iaccepted a 3 position In the Phillip
sllsk the company demanded a&large, IN
crease in the amount of premium TAX.
ing him AT his word, she made a legal
assignment Of the policy to her husband
that he might have it so changed as to-
allow him to go to the tropics, but de-
fclared that the assignment was procured
by fraud. and therefore appealed to the
court to have 1t cancelled. The appeal
tWd5 kTdIlleNs y"licl
her that her husband had applied for The
money on the policy
Subsequently Mrs, Coleman began In
the Chnncery Court OF this city Il suit
against her husband for absolute divorce.
with alimony. on the ground of brutal
treatment; non-support and wilful abah-
donment. The Decree with alimony, was
granted on June 18th, and Mrs. Coleman
now has possession OF her son, York
Coleman, who Is a promising youth OF
this city. She was Frustrated by the ner-
vous strain TO which She was subjected,
treatment. Her physicians believe, how
ever that with proper rest and attention
her heal It'll Will he restored. Mrs. Coleman
q IS descendant OF Governor Nichols, the.
first Governor Of New York and is re-
lated to the distinguished faulily9of Iry-i
ings In that State. the name Irving and
Erwin being originally Irvine, She Is g
Woman OF refinement and education, and
from time to time has done much cred
stable work with her pen. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
The Observation-Disclosures

The work Of the committee enga ged IL
editing and publishing the debates ofTthe
convention Of 1901 -'02 has been completed,
SO far IS the editing. Is concerned, and the
contract for the publication Of the work
Company of this city. The debates have
been boiled down to a space OF from 2, 700
to 5000 pages, and will be published and
bound In two volumes, each of from I 300
volumes, Will have been printed and bound
before the end Of the year. The work Of
editing the debates Of the convention
was Entrusted to 5Nessrs. James II. Lind
renee $. Marye, formerly Of Lynchburg,
has done most Of the actual work, under
their direction q 81. st.1ll', ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Fell With the Bricks.

q The rst flaccident In Connection with
the work of the State Capitol occurred
yesterday. and8even this was not serious.
While &demclishing one of the old brkcl
arches, which! form the ceiling Of the
basement at the north end Of the struc-i
henderson, an old colored man employed
as a aborer. was thrown with a. mass Of
brick to the floor. alighting on his head
on a pile Of bricks. X Fl esuffered a cut
on the back Of the head. near the top
about aainch and a half long, and an
other on the other. side Of the head
about the same length.
& While the work Of tearing out the in-
terror Of the #old structure is proceed
Ing, the abricilayers.are at work on the
foundations for the two wings and rapid
progress Is Being made on that for the
west wing 5 * a. M FIJI y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
VIRGINIA ARRIVAL S.
A Few Of Well Known Guests
at the Various Hotels.

"a Few Of Well Known Guests.
at the Various Hotels.
t5. n,ong the arrivals in the city ycster-.
day was Rev W. J. y L. IN Cox, former
~ pastor OF the staunton Baptist Church
and vel ,known in Virginia. but low
pastor of a Mobile, "A La church. Mr. Cox
Is I'm the city for a day only on q ayAca-
ton trip. He is at lIurph y s..
"; Mr.IJ. w. BIZ sley. Nils ses Lizzie O. and
Marie T. Beasley of sou tn Boston, and,
Mr. ~. d.. iii, Z Of the same place. are
E Among 8 the vlrginians at Murphy IS Fl o.
tel yesterday are:5C g. a. IIpes. Of Black
stone; w. j 8 G Gliding of Bedford w. s.
iDodd, OF Abingdon; Mrs. 7. p. a Milford
and Miss q Helen Harlin, Virginia Hos
Spital \ Mr.. liam f. M eredith, OF Man
sassas; II. y. Doyle. of ILynchburg; w. W.
.Tlrayes, Of Amelia, and John - Lee, O
Among .' tic tho virgsnianns at the Richmond
are: r. Nv. Shield and Miss q r. ~ II.
Shield, Of Yorktown /; CAPITA In G.. r. .YayY-
ter, principal OF ~ the 81 MI Her Manual
School, of Albemnrle county, and Mrs.
!!Yawter.$ and ]. G.. u at timer, Of Newport
News 4. e. a E ,9ija
yesterday were: @. o. Turner and wife
LIE Roy Pa rker, Columbus
Ohio; j. CT. Jacob. New York /; Mrs. 3,
williams Miss M. lliams, North Caro-.
lima; OH. Darlington, r. 81 III. I! Iorentzel,f
5Philadelphia; " 4. -s.Iall. New Il York;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
DIR. 5DORsETT ARRESTED.
Well Known Dentist Wanted III
Norfo X romptlY Bailed.

Detective Rose. Of \ Norfolk, came 10
Richmond last night to take back with
him to-Ha & Dr. W. p. y Dorset, a we'll
Ss Dr.5D Dorset Is charged on warrant
with having passed two worthless checks
upon 20 7. a :. Gtizen Of Norfolk on June 18th
knew very little OF tie case except
that DR.. Dorset is alleged to have had
two worthless checks cashed IA through
the l, endorsement t of a citizen of Norfolk.
linson on information from Norfolk. Ii Dr.
Dorset 81 !, was bailed for his appearance in
the the gI =, Court this morning.Bw Dr.
Z to talk about the case ast@night rs but
It Is understood that he bNa.ll defend him
I self BY claiming that when he drew S.e
bank NJ n Il ~. n 11'NssIa5 Z = =
It was said last night that the Norfolk
party has been In correspondence with
matter. ie ! u 49, - = ~ .ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Col. EukerS an Applicant.

When the Board of Governors Of the
Lee Camp Soldiers Home gets ready
TO choose q successor to Commandant
PeaY,8 Of that institution. 1t Will not be
3terial. Among lbe latest avowed appli-
lcnnts for the position is Colonel Charles
iE,,ker. now in the employ OF the Virginia
passenger and Power Company. Colonel
IIuker served for the first year of tho
war with tho Fifteenth Virginia Infan-
try, and during the remainder Of the war
With the First Battalion Of Cavalry, and
Since FL the war he has 4 served in the
cavalry of the National Guard, rising to
tho rank of colonel { 10 gI&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Hard to- Estimate Loss. n

SS Mr.. Forbes was n early on the scene
looking after the salvage 4 Of property
He was unable to max 81 an estimate OF
tho damage to the large stock, j and will
not he until an inventory cnn be taken.
The plant was lied wit TIL hams. Bacon
and sides and the ceiling hung with
meats on both floors. On the second floor
In the 4 car, ~ where the flames were
sfiercest, the strings holding tile meats
we're burned and the weight fell to- the
floor Where the meats were soaked with
wa ter. The damage to stock and blul Id
ing will hardly exceed II Il II equal 10000
Tho work Of salvage was begun yester-$
day and was proceeding rapidly at 4 S
10 clock in Z the afternoon. 9S,
8sT he fist alarm was sounded about p :55i
r! NJ. and Chief Fuller ordered a gem
Seral alarm turned In. The three SKIES,
brought out steamers i, 2, 8, A s.. and
g and trucks l and 2, and they soon
go u to work s vi ID "a 5.st SI u.
$Ss With the first alarm the people flocked3
3to the scene from Main Cary and neigh
boring streets, and when the general
alarm came in many from all parts of
the city. hurried to the spot. 81 Aside from
the exciting rlmb Of the busy steamers.
the rattle Of supply wa CONS 4 and the
Y apid movement o firemen laying lines
Of hose, together with the heavy smoke
that poured from the building and set
tied in he streets around the building
thore! was little to see, and few stayed
during the two hours while the firemenf
were busy. Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Their Hurts Were Manv. i

Dr. Leonard spent q busy time yester-
2:45-Mi Her e. Miller's factory; j. e..
Watson had two fingers badly cut
3SA3 ;25--No 740 North Ninth Street; Roscoe
sTinsley had his leg broken IN a "friendly
5S:45-Near the First Police Station;
Henry Johnson (colored), three years old,
hut on the head by man with a stick:
three stitches. :5 Sft v "a In N + "a %
five stitches, AZ Tf 7t
6:kb-Jame ". Johnson fell from car at
Seventeenth and Main Streets; scalp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17

Il "a special term Of the Circuit Court was
held yesterday and two cases Of Interest
were decided. both in favor Of this city.
$ Judge Scott decided that the proper
place for the Southern Railway to pay
taxes on its rolling stock was Richmond,
thus affirming the decision of the Cor
Fporation Commission. rho case will be
appealed by the attorney for Manchcs=
ter as the decision will cut down that
5clty.s revenues by one-eighti til:
IN Il the j other case 4 the ii court 4 handed
down an opinion that a city has u right
to remove menaces to naviga lion in the
shape; of sunken vessels from Its llarbor,
and to- charge the cost Of such removal
to the owners OF the vessels a sunlers
barge belonging to Pet err Iagan of
Philadelphia, was blown up by the city
authorities after repeated efforts 4. had sl
been mas e to get MI. Hagan to remove mo-
1T. The cost Of the removal Of the barge
was 4 $442. "A, and the city sued a lia gan
for this amount. fl yy5S
n This case, too, will be! appealed to the
Supreme Court of Virginia. III ~ n a .538l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
MEAT GOES
U.P in SMOKE
Stubborn, Fire Yesterday in.
Packing House Of Forbes
& Company.
ASSISTANT CHIEF is HURT II /
Ladder Oh Which Captain Shaw
Stood, Slipped ed. -; Damage Dana
Covered by Insurance.

Sss55 The meat PACKING and storn &c pla Mt OF
w. 81 Forbes and Company a aS Hosstoryi
brick structure, fronting on Ninth Street cot
between Canal and Byrd Streets, and
running entirely through the block to-
Tenth Street. was pa italy damaged by,
fire yesterday afternoon, and flooded
with Water on both floors. XIII
Tie building and stock were insured
through the agency of ]. 3. Moore for
between $4,000 and Sc. ooo. he building
Is but slightly burned and the stock more r
damaged BY water and smoke than by
tho flame The fire was confined to
the second floor and hardly tWo-thirts
OF this floor was seriously damaged by
fire TIC worst injury from fire was was
In the sn1oke house In the OK treine east
,ern end of the long structure. which533 s:
pretty well Quilted, floor and root "
was here that the fire originated ana {
burned most stubbornly Grad dual " the
flames extended westward toward Ninth
Street, but their progress was x arrested
before renching more than half way TO
tho Ninth Street end OF the structur e.E
Eight streams OF water were poured Into
the burning building for 1learl two
hours. completely deluging both floors
until the last yestige OF fire disappeared.
III The fire was attended by several ! cas-
ualties, the most serious OF which was I
the fracture OF "a ssistant Chief W.3sI "a
Shaw's right arm @near the wrist. This
was caused by the slipping Of q 9ladde
on which he was END eavoring to get to-
the upper floor through 8, small eleva-.SS
tor opening, the ladder falling and throw
ing him to the floor. i.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
ne ca siI1O..

The old tIino neg 10 Aminstrels, with black 4
face men on the ends, vi III tamhes and 4
..",bones rat Ing. lis tops and good sing,
Ing, wit funny Jokes. m ono los esH and
negro ,llns trelsy was at It's hes T. Ii
Il The TWentieth Century M instrels la!
tho Casino this week are good. The Div
as sa whole ~ good --Tyery good. true
a8lstle old ITO some. hut ~ he re- are
who enjoy hearing sl good song the Sec
pnd time @ The ministries a re- draw
well and Will have az ma thee this 81 ter-55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Set Of
Brains'!

You can build them from food '!l Il you 'u
select the kind OF food that contains the tn
Phosphate Of Potash and "a lbnmen In SO g
dgestlble form You nigh "a l ke al nun;
ldred weight Of those elem In crude
state as sold by the drug shop and yet ~
not gain a fraction for Nature is loathe
to take up and nse these things 81 except
as prepared In her own marvellous ia bora n
tory, the grains Of tllestield, q
H on the other hand when You eat food e g.
made Of the parts of Wheat and Barley Y,
especially selected and so treated that 4 q
weak infant can d igest,t hem,s you n. " S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
& Shoplifters atsSWork. 4.

With the opening up of t he reduction g,
tsalesSS fthesGbig dry 80 DDS $ ores me ne
crop Shop lifters grows: s3s i,
" Eft Brooks and Mary J an1es We're the
first to develop. They entered a Broad
Street store to- "look around. !;
ia I3csides glooking around they are alleged
Sto7 have done other: things, and AWhei, the i!s
eagle a eye 3sof6 the floor walker detected
them they were carried to the Second|
Station, where a lot of goods We're a Is NJ
In Stheirs possess "a s. Ss$s i,3t
ls Justice j ohm in the Police Court sYestser.s
day continued the h caring one dayza.4 st
the request Of counsel for i g Il ccused,l
So that@witnesses might be. secured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Contractor for Toha. eco 4,

Mr.. Charles w. Spicer Is ut the head OF
a. moyement 10 get the government 10 give
earlier In tho season, III order to let the
contractor have q chance to buy his Co.
bacco In smaller lots than Is now possible,
Under I he preseil Z q arrangement the cons
he says. that large lots have 20 be bought
at once, often at high prices. and the
small jobber does not have n fair chance
Torday Is the regular week y sales day
on the exchange, n }5si ~ " So VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Raise the Fine. N

b Justice John. allotted by the police de-
pa rtment,5 IS increasing his efforts to keep
negro women off the streets at night.
Whenever they are brought before him ne
nuts a fine and imprisontne emit upon then,
and now threatens stoeraise the fine to $40
and twenty days in sjail. He had b trio
.of5them before him yesterday and assess
ed the usual penalty. s59 533ss{ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Trotting Race at Acca.

IA large crowd Of Interested persons will
ness the lnile trotting race between the
following four horses: Lew Dockstader,g
Judge Kendall. Nellie Zu. Maggie 3. The
race will decide a controversy, and there
viii be a purse, Of 800 The time has been
fixed at $40 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Street Cleaners Very Busy.

Z This is the hardest season Of tho year for
the et-cleaners and force at the creamatoryz
on account OF the many decayed fruit and
vegetables that have TO no got rid of and are
working night and dpy. i{ys 81 ,tg4
+ Mr.. Cohen, superintendent of cleaning. has
Just promoted Mr.. FL u. Creery to the posi-
tion of assistant superintendent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17

Married In washington yesterday after
noon Rev. Fred & Po Wers, Of 81, !, ermont
Avenue Christian Church., officiating.
sLoehr, and is a very popular$y oung man;
while his bride is a very charming young.
lady. Mr.. Clyde Mad dox fas best man.
After a Northern tour, 3&$ MI q nd n NJ rs
LoehrS will be at home to their frends,.
10 East eighS Street. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
APPROVED
ORDINANCES. 4 1 I
Mayor Taylor Sends in a Large
Batch With Sig .l
nature.
.oF SEM PRIVATE BY NATURE e.
Many Permits for : Areas a and q
Balconies Are ~.
Granted.
II SEMI 4 PRIVATE NATURE.

s& Mayor 4 aylor, has returned, wi tn his
approval. 10 City Clerk Ben !. August q
number Of ordinances and resolutions
Tho following being among them: II "
sAppropriating 5000, the account Of milk
and food inspection. 81;
Authorizing rebate OF $3.50 III favor Of
the Armtago Manufacturing Company
on their tar contract with THE city
Refunding paving bill to 7. II. Elicit.
Authorizing tho paving Of o number Of
streets. I'd 81 III VI 4 ~ !S3.i5
Ordering the opening OF an alley from
jackson to Dnval Street between Second.
and Third.
Ordering the construction Of large.
number Of sewers. III EN- 5 s's
Reminding taxes to F. q. Bush. Fl SE
n Approving official bonds OF various city
officers 5j{fj s.
Rcfunding excessive license tax to W.
H. Zimmerman mn. @ EbS & 5l5 s$s
3E r cfundlng I excessive license tax to
George schlieser. Il e I'd 81 N!
Il Providing for comforting police power
upon tho Waterman and anitor Of the
Confederate Museum building. M ssSSS
Authorizing the placing of electric fans
lin tile Ilustings Court room. t.i s8a |s
IS Appropriating ss,S25 for the purchase
OF q lot ct the intersection Of Ivy and
Meadow Streets. q, isss
Granting area permit to the New = orls&
laundry w orks. 3t ssis
81 Granting cellar permit to ]. F. 4 Heb
ring. AZ 4, IS 81 e ss4 IA ss5i
"a Granting awning permit to b.. II. 9 il-9i3
bert. a s l5 gS4 \, q % 81 S
RI Granting permission to the August
Grocery Company to construct cellars
and bay: windows at Brook Avenue and
Clay Street. Il, @ N ;ss " s
Concerning the form Of the certificates
2cfgdebt issued by the city.
Granting bay window permit to- May 4
Granting bay-window permit to q. W.
Parsons & rs IL gS az
Granting area permit to +. busch. Y
Granting area permit to NJ. Franck. i n
3s# Granting the privilege OF the use Of a.
city sever to Alex w. Pierce. q.
& Fixing the pay Of the men Of the tap
ping force of the Water Department at
$3.50 per day ca CHI. s3ys 45
Fixing Tie pay Of the 5value room men, men
at the Gas w orks at twenty-five cents
per hour. RI
\ Fixing the pay Of the two meter set
.ters Sat the Gas Works at $3.50 per day
each. sSfi IA AS 34s
Fixing the pay of meter repaire n; at
the Gas Works.. 6. yYoodward-at
s27o Per lay. AZ :S$ Is ,as
Granting permission to CIV. Parsons
to construct wooden platform and steps
in alley between Fourth and Fifth
Streets. ss IA fs s "a Sf8 n i
a8 Granting permission for the construc-
ton of five balconies on The front OF the
new Bijou Theatre. 'i r Il IN III
Authorizing the construction OF area
steps on the Grace Street. side Of the
Richmond Hotel. s% VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
ST, Mary'ss I Church Picnic,

A The gannila / n celebration r of z 1T. Nlary's
"a tholic' C,h,irch opers This morning a e
Oak Grove with Old style cierHa 2 Pic s
the festivities will hegi 10 o'clock
n,rh 4 "a ~ Will be continued tom orroW
from g. cIo ok in he fternoon
ING time. Oak Grove is conveniep q Y 81 "
uated On Beverly s treet ne t1o
ShnW9 HI N la Ing ssts sHi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
aHebeas CORPUS q, Granted,

The application Of Il. q -, Scot " ~ sis
now III lie ci " Jail on he cha eiof 81
larceI,v' & for HI ffyrit III habeas corpus was
granted vest erday by Judge Glopt ,of
Manchestsr I'D GO Nv boins on ot
on his vacation, T he anest lon,o Phi WIZ,
be heard IN the Fiustings X ss;fonlt A ~ ~
az clock this morning. "a NJ az W. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
\ Partin p r esolutions.

Routine business ccupIed nearly q e al I
the session q the on e
lions ion YWere adapted, Thanking the chair;;
"a II, Mr.. obso, is ne lrness & iss;
and others e u ~
the Committee \ from 4 the Council s IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
car Tickets for City 4 athers.B

The resolution authorizing the pllir cha Sc I,
3of8oneS hundred street car tickets a mont y
fforbthe use of each membe Of tho, com 20
mon Council and Of tho Board OF "a i der
or,who has 1t under consid erati lion: q g
IS undecided whether or not he VIII a p-
proVe a It. The law allows him i've daSs
to make up his mind a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Saved ChiId's Life,

Louise Barnes, infant of Join Barnes
of No 221S East Main Street. got lot Of
bi-chloride of mercury in tablets yesterday
about noon. She swallowed the poison
aud the ambulance was summoney. Dr.
Leonard resorted to heroic measures and
saved the chtld's life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Central VIC. 81. III

he held " No. 4os West Clay Street al
O'clock this afternoon,
large attendance Ia desired, as arrange
mehts are 10 be3nade for the bi-county con-
yention. September Ist, and officers are to be
elected, s53,5 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Appeal Seven Pines Case

L The Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany& has announced that 1t will appeal TO
the. Supreme Court from the decision of
the Corporation Commission In the Seven
Pines case, regarding the giving ofStrans-
fcrs. The records In the case are now
being prepared. ~ ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Visited State Library

DR.. j. RI Oil liaIn. 4 reas llrey Of &, hester.
field and sNl,s 8. Il. Owen, Il amm tssinner
OF the revenue OF Manrhest ter, ma de hllsl,
ness calls ait 4 he off CO VI The tAu tor q
HpbllQ accounts vest erilaY "a 81 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
sBrcWeries q Are NJ Prosperous.

NJ, : stata ,abnr N Commissioner James b.
Doh e Virginis breWeries are employing
many more men and making g greatly In
;Thase 1, IN Virginia had a product value In
1885, of $50 sri. os and In Of 64a TO-
Turing the same. period the sun paid put
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