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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
S. AL. STOCK
IN DEMAND.
These Railway Securities Score
Further Advance and Mono
police the Trading.
WILLIAMS FIRM TO PAY OUT
With Proper Handling Of Re-
naming Assets They Have
Al Surplus.

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch,
X BALTIMORE, ND, August 24.--The
stocks and bonds OF the seaboard Air
Line scored further advances to-day. and
continued to rnonopolize the trading on
the stock Exchange here and on the
Curb in New York. rs
on first call there was an unusually
heavy demand for the consolidated 4 per
cent. bonds, and the price quickly adj.
3vanced to 50 without bringing out many
bonds.
Tho stocks were again bought freely.
and both Issues advanced sharply, de-
spite apparently we'll founded reports
that the New York interests in the prop.
erty were still feeling the demand in an
effort to prevent prices from advancing
until they have accumulated all the stock
they want.
In the opinion OF some bankers the
stock advanced with the protective CONF
mittee will not be a good delivery under
the rules OF the Baltimore Stock Ex-.
change until 1t has been authorized by.
the Exchange but II. "A. Orrick, prcsi-
dent OF the Exc change. said that this is not
the case, as the stock held by the COM,
mites will be listed on the Exchange
The committee having in charge the
affairs ofSthe banking houses OF j.. Will
liam Middendort &. Company and John
u. williams q Sons takes All encouraging
view OF the condition OF these houses. and
pre- lets that with proper handling Of the
remaining assets ley will pay their credi-
tors In full and have a surplus III ~
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AN ORDINANCE

u (ApproVed August 10. l90i. Y.
GRO Gre cERY CO ia coNsTRUdT AND
MAINTAIN ONE RAY MI AZ! y
n THE N, 8, CLAY STREET. NEAR
BROOKifAVENuE. o NE AT THE IN,
Z INTERSECTION OF CLAY STR EETaAND
V BROOK AVENUE. AND THREE ON
W. g: BROOK AYEMgEE. MAR y Y s. clay 4;
E ALL II A al THEIR PROPERTY
4 SITUATED 81 AT THE NORTIWEST
N CORNER OF CLAY STREET AND
be Il ordained BY the Council OF the
D ist That permission be- an ! the same ID
hereby. granted e Angus, Grnser c g. !
Window on N, s. Clay Street, near Brook
Avenues; one at the in.srseet.on Of Clay
Nv. S. Brook Avenue, near Clay Street,
over the sidewalk; all adjoining their
81 Clay Street and Brook Avenue, subject
to the following conditions;
cd. That tho asid Bay Windows are to
be CONSTRUCTED according to the plan pre-
sented by said August Grocery Company.
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Y MA VI
. BRIEFS
.ci.I - Tbe Times, 3 isp \ J

ppAs sRssss5 yss 4i%s a.E rail-
road between christlansburs ,and this place y
t tqat,e 81 s1 oe,oser l.t t.' s..
Buy BoYDToN, VA.-There are four white men
confined In the Mecklenburg jail. three OF
g ehasse ssa With Betrayal; the third, nasd
Ss ena named WE
three negroes confined In jail are charged
With house, breaking, Z, 4, ~
ed Fredericksburg on tho home grounds this
afternoon, Fred rlcksburg winning BY score Of
ssssI s.'sss. W.isss
Wenner has been ppolntea sponsor g fos
E!shth eengresatonn,sl 5pstr !. a,,,. n.
eaon a RI
Boldin, who Is wanted in coylngton, Va,
ssn, ~ T sy s 81 m Hsfap
III II gH sl;iiiRii yA.,-X German Lutheran
school and church was ORGANIZED here q few
ss,stsss are Louis seigel, A august Beckn,Ann.s
been as p Meis and plans formulated for a
lssEs sssSsi sn WE'VE sRI9A Steamship
Minnesota. which n coming here for painting
VIII take on 2. cargo o. 9 ooo tons Of coal
This VIII probably be the largest lot OF coal
ever loaded az this or any other port on the
ss oNXNeocK. yA-The New York. phladel-
phia and Norfolk Railroad II having 4 sta
lion built at Tasley to replace the one de-
.stroysd byil.l D In February last 81
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TRAP SHOOTERS
CONTEST IN RALEIGH.
M. I. Mccormick, Of Charlotte,
Wins the Champion
Medal.
tspseia1 .to rhe Times Dispatch

Especial to The Timcs.D lspatch.)
RALEIGH, N. q, Aug. 24.-There was
a large attendance at the second days
shoot OF the North Carolina Trap Shoot
iers Association here to-day Interest cer,-
tered on the Individual State champion
ship for which there were twenty-five en-.
tries. the prize being q medal. Only eight
men finished. because IN the first squad
shooting, George l.. Lyon, Of Durham.
and II. i. Mccormick, OF Charlotte, broke
40 out Of a possible fifty targets Accord
5ingly, every man who missed more than
one. third was out OF the race. On tlis
shoot orr OF this tie, NC Cormtck won In
the 24sout OF possible 25, Lyons missing
q birds. u u. r. Anthony. Of Charlotte,
and j. c.. Ellington. OF Raleigh, tied for
third place with 4s each out OF fifty.
George Lyon won the anna eur high
average for the two days tournament
breaking $50 out OF 200 the first day. and
1856 the second day.
We q, 8. Killett, OF Wilson,, won the anna (
itenr high average, for the second day.
breaking 1873. This Is the highest score
made on either day. Killett broke ~
out OF so in the champio nship match and
this made his total percentage 81 for to-
day, which was the best record for both
days. se & "a
There were Ave professional shots and
these. e., H H. storr, OF Baltimore, repre-
1scnting Peters Cartridge Company, won
.to-day's high average 1874 out OF 200.
while u M Hawkins. Of Baltimore. Of
the Winchester Arms Company, won the
high average for both days. breaking $40
out OF 400. The added money each day
for amateurs VI 800 on the ten events
Of 20 birds each The amateurs decidedly
beat the professionals sto- day. li5ss9l
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and now on Ale in tbs Office OF city Mri1sS
gineer; and Also IN such manner and switita
6iich materials an snail nd SatiefaotoryA

and now on file in the office OF city Ens
lgineer; ana also II, such manner ard witlta
s1ch materials as shall be satlsfactory.3
to the City Engineer 5 sSs 3. s.
shall at all times keep said Bay w ir1do&S
IN proper repair. aud shalt mako Huct1t
repairs as the Committee on Streefs nrlat !
Shockoe Creek may at any time dcAtt1t}
the Highway under said Bay w ndowsa /
4th. The said August Grocery Company!
shall pay the rate fixed by the ordinances
o. ,ae aGMns
6th. The permission hereby granted shall
Mt any time be subject to any amendments
or revocation by the City Council. Upon
a revocation or amendment OF said per-
ipany, or any subsequent owner OF said
house, shall Immediately conform to SUCH
amendment OF. revocation. s Il 81
9Th. The said permission Is given aubAj
ject to the conditions that the said August
Grocery Company, or any s,iteequents1
owner OF said house, will demnify re-.
iimburse. and save harmless the city Of
cost that the city may be required to pay
by reason OF any person being injured so&t1
damaged II any way, ~ properly. Or per PEI
9Th. For a failure to conform fully to-
the provisions OF this ordinance, or any
amendment or. revoc attdn thereoI or any
requirement hereunder. the said August
owner OF said house, shall be liable to e
fine OF not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars: each days failure to be 81
separate offense. ,5e t sss
gth. All ordinances or parts OF ordinances
( may conflict herewith.
4 10th. This ordinance shall, be In forcsa
4 @ ~ ,5 BEN q. AUGUST
aug 23-5t tis City Clerk.
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AUCTION q, I SALES i. j: s; Future Days avs
sBy5T. NJ, workman s. Co.

UcT1oNsS SALE II, e MR., r. Fl.
Sf11HsTaOMPSON'S FARM sOF E9S ACRES
ANDHEANDSOME NEW VVELLING,
CONTAINING. 70 ROOMS. . s. NILES
NORTH OF THIS CITY. sLOCATHDgO ON
5THEaL1NEg OF8THE r. 9 .. g. P.tsR r. r.
CROSSING .ANDaFRONT-
ING ALSO THE HERMITAGE ROAD,
THAT THE LAUREL
ROAD; ONLY u sOF'3AaMILEs4 TO 4ELEC-
RIC8CARaLINE.5 II, .f33Ss
At the request. Of the owner. who Is NOV
ing from the State, we will sell at public
auction. on the premises. on
\ WEDNEsDAY.sAU 3lST4 NEXT, M
ats O'Clock p NJ, this valuable property
The dwelling Is conf Portable and we'll ar:
rang !, with gas water, bath, etc; good
shade, some fruit, necessary cutbuildings.
About 40 acres cleared, balance in pine
and oak timber. Al OF TIL. land = good
and well dra lned u and nearly all fenced.
Six trains stop In front OF the house da lly.
In fact here are all of the tcony eniences
of the city and advantages OF the country,
too. and home seekers Will d O well to att
tend this sale. Further particulars at the
offices OF the auctioneers. Slsi
"A fTERMS-Liberal and announced at SALE
II. M. WORKMAN g CO.,
aug 25-tds Auctioneers.
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AN ORD NANCE,

s.sS Approved August let Il. 1904
GRANTING PERMIssI ON no AAUG1sNs
SM9 4iG;Ea GoR iA G3N
L LAR DOR ENTRANCE ON THHAs
NORTH SIDE FL CLAY 81 sTREET.J%
NEAR. ", @oME
SIDE OF BROOK AyENuEsas
n NEAR CLAY STR EFT: SIS ALL sSsssA D-5s
JOINING AsTHEIRASPR PROPERTY Sta
uATEpIATsTHE5NQlR7T HWEsT&Go R5S
STREET. ss33 s I!
20 i ordained BY the Council ct II the
City OF Richmond: Ssss u
4 1st. TIL t permission be- and the same -
pany9 to construct and n1aint ain one Gel.
lar Door Entrance on the mort h side OF
Clay Street, near Brook Avenue. q and sone!%
Brook Avenue, 3 near Clay, street: Il iii ad
Joining their property slt ted atS tho7S
northwest corner Of Brook Avenue and
Gay Street. subject to the folk wing scon-i
Fl 3D. The said Cellar Door Entrances Sarois
to be covered nth a &c liar d DOR. to be conS
with cast Iron frames a nd * inchjE
octa gon glass and rabeat + INTO saI stone h
hinged and fastened on the & und side, II
tho whole to be tlush with the sidewalk II
and not to extend Into the sidewalk 4 lore L
,cordance with plan now, on f1le in the CttYa1s
Engineers Office. and also In such m annett
and with such materials as shall be- ga tta~ts
factory to the City Engineer
shall at all times keep said Cellar pooF
Entrances In proper repai and ss shals n
make such repairs as the oHmitte on is
Street any TIM. deem q PIE II
way over the Cellar Door ntrances.
II 4th.s The said Aus ust. Grocery Company
shall pay the rate fixed by the ordlnancsf
Of the city a flowing construc ton Of areaat
or vaults in sidewalks and alleys
{ 9Th. The pernlssions here by grantedd
shall at any time be su btect to VI anye333
po sf ssY fssoestsn * "a @
ment Of said perm ss Ion the said Augnstttl
Grocery Company or any subssq
owner OF said house. sna!l M medlatelYA
conform to such anena naentg Of reyoea-f
9Th The said permission Is given snbtt,
ject to the tons that the said August ,9
sa,a oS.e ing
imburse. and save harmless the city 8of
Richmond for any ictsarg damages. yars
cost that the city ma he reg uiIed g pay
damaged An any way, IN property or per-f
mai main tefnanee Of said Cellar Door En-s
18th. before any work is done under this III
ordinance. the said August Groceryi Com-5lS
nany shall obtain from the City Engineer
his written permit 70 excayate ~ streets
oE st alls Ear 8 'A failure i ths
nrovisions az this ordinance. 81 or nnyff
amendment or revocation thereof. or any
reuuiremsnt Hereunder the said AugnstII
Grocery compan ny or any sueseau sntf
fine 81 not less than ten nos more than
fifty dollars; each dsy's alinre TO be ass
separate offense, S .ts \, es g3s
names are hereby repealed, ga far a.a thst
same may conflict herewith II: ]. Mi ~
10Th. This ordinance shall he In sfosc0i;s
TODD " p4s 4 ~ BEN q. Ia LausT.
aug gs-st tt,,3S CLERK. Rs
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DROWNED { MAN \ FOUND
Fire Destroys. a Big Barn in
James City County. VI
CspecIal to The Times Dispa.

The body OF VIII liam c. Gordon. the gtu-g
dent OF the Hampton Normal and Agri-S
cultural Institute. who was drowned last
near the spot where he was last seen
alive BY the other studen to who were
In swimming with him. Gordon was a.
hrst-year& stud ent. and came to the sinsti-l
charge of the library for the summer.
While In bathing Monday evening he was
seen to dive several times. disappe ring
strucIath bottom and was stunned. and
that he drowned wit bout regaining con-
sciousn ess .sS$; $s iSS
Hill Farm, =, u mes City county, owned
by B. Fl. Johnson, Monday MIG hit: Air.
johnson entire hay crop and q number
sof farm implements were destroyed. but
he succeeded in rescuing his live stock
Three negroes asleep in the barn mar
no Nly8 esCaped ere ma ton.
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FARMERS Il, Il OR J: RGANIZE.'
Halifax obacco Raiscrss Join
Movement for Better Prices.

$3.50
D Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
scoTTsBURG. VA, August 3 24.-T me
farmers throughout this part OF the bright
tobacco belt are organizing rap idiy, with
tobacco. Last Friday. at sBowde about
three miles distant about 2o0 assenpl si
in an all day meeting. and Inc princi,s
4 byg Mr. Samuel Adams. OF Charlotte
\ county the district organic r.
Messrs. !. W. ~ cormick; q. 81 Nc
sCormick IS and e others made Vi excellent
speeches in the interest OF farmers \, the, Tlhey
; Iii enjoyed "a bountlful repast, with an;
oid Virginia Brunswick stew. NJ S5l "
The Roanoke ID district school board met
here Saturday and selected teachers Tor
many OF their schools. Il I'LL
Eia ~ Buns aad and Mamie ii undley. for
\ Clover; Miss Lizzie Carter. p ths!i; Mrs.
Ada Snead, rs Yates; II Mrs. Ollie ilborn.E
Enrinefeid Misses IA Cfnthia iWhttworch
ana Matte Lacy, Scottsburg. The prin-
cipal for scottsburg Is yet TO GS pc Il ap p!
= "a An Interesting Chinese social win be
held Thursday night the 10Th instant, at
the college chapel by the Ia dies OF 81 the
town for the benefit q the Baptist ga PITS
n Rev Rev. +. ". Neat ery. formerly q Hal
Bffaxa boy but now OF Pennsylvania, was
married. vest erdaytfto Miss Rosa v RaE-s
n iav,l of1iciated. The next train carried
the happy couple northward to the the Key
stone State. .s PA e5j E
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~ RUsTEE.s sALE-1. the sund erslgned SUB
~ Istituted trustee, in execution aof 9. GER
ran deed az trust from r. G. 1unstall AMI H.
P.Tunstaii. his wife to T. II. Ellyson trustee.
dated August s1st 1901 and recorded n t tn
cierk. oftice of the county of New Kent. de-;
fault having been made in the Of the
rsa,,ested ~ the 5benenciary therein so to do,
viii se q public a,s'tGn 81 Apre1Fses 3
TEMBER. 1904, at "a O. clock r. NJ that GER
tain of land at New y en-
adioinInE the lands Of the Southern Railroad
ana others it being the same lot or tract OF
land the said r. G. Tunstall now rn as
Terma Of saie Cash as to 30 much a. will pay
81 the said note and interest thereon from
sII,p1st I'd 1873 and to defray the expenses OF
ti,e sale and tbs balance on q credit OF one and
two years, the purchaser giving his bond. bear.
Ing internSt from date and secured BY deed OF
trust s on said land tor the deferred payments
ot Of and nos ,oe house ad
Is stfty
AUGUST the Path. 1901 R. T: GREGoRY,S Sub 10.
stituted Trustee. # az = - ' ~
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E. b ~ lt uSteu'3
Aug ao-1ot.
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BY Richmond Auction Company,
1905 East Main Street. Phone AIS
Auction Sale Of Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits, Sidebeards,
Wardrobss, 0ilcloth, Pictures,
iTrOrs, Etc., To-Day.

" we will sell TO-DAY (Thursday), Az
-warerooms, NO. 1905 East Main Street,
Oak and Walnut Cham Der Suits. Oak
ana Walnut sideboards, Ward hes. Book
Shaving Stand Is q SAX Parlor Center Ia
5bles,5 Hat Racks, Parlor Cabinets Sew
ing Machines, Odd Parlor Chairs. Child's
Crib. Iron and 4 Brass Beds, ndattre sses,
new Oilclotil. Lace Curtains, Druggets,
Clocks, Odd Beds, Chairs. uches,S 30
Bed Springs, etc This Is q good chance
to get bargains In good Furniture. "a
RICHMOND AUCTION COMPANY
Geo. H. Valentine. ttoneer.
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aug 23-5t
80 49, q
AN ORDINANCE

Vi approved August 18th, 1901 -
e RoRK MAuR HbklE W6Rks "a s es
sTRUCT AND MAINTAIN ANHARDAd
& ADJOINING THEIR PROPERTY, NO.3E
II Non Trf M5STW sI aRoM III RaN I'll
& TO EIGHTH STREET AND BE.aas
I STREETS. sA53is W n
Be Il GRAINED ;aa ~ the councl q ths
granted to New. York Laundr ~. Works tot
construct and main tain an Area I'D oininsI
Street Stree ii p alssy extendlns from Ninth to
Eighth Street, and between Main and}
Franklin Streets. subject to tho folio wins
:. That the said Area Is to be constructs.
ia according to the plan presented SbTSS8
said New York Laundry W. rks. & and 5nowf3R
on file In the Office OF City En- queer; y and
also in such manner and with such MAJ 1a7
3terials as shall be satisf factory to athd9 q
City Engineer.
ID Cd. The said New York Laundry Worka 4
al kssR aa,e
pairs as the Commit tee on Streets may at2s
any time deem reasonable for 4 he ssafety4s
sof persons using the highway over saidls 4
4th. Tho said New York Laundry sWorkaB
shall pay the rate fixed by I he dinancsss
of the city allowing tconstruct ton OF areaa1s
81 OK xau!tf so n sc
shall at any time be III sub jeot to any
amendment # or revocat ton u by ID the n CityRs
Council. Upon a atom or amend-Hs
{ment OF said permission, the said IN EVIL
York Laundry Works or any subsequentl
owner OF said house, shall n immedi atelys Il
conform to such amendment or reyocaSss
9Th. The said permissionSis given subj ecss
to the conditions sthnt the said New York.
or any ubsequent OWner.ss
of said house, will ihdemni. ~, elnlbursesjSs
and save harmless the City OF iF ichmondIs
for any charges, DANA ges,So or cost tina u
the city may be required to pay by rea-sss
son OF any person being njured or dam .ss
aged In any way in property& or persona
by y the construct on, existence or matnS1&
Etenance OF said Area. S
@s 7th. Before anyAwork Is done 9und err this
ordinance. the said New = ork laundry
Works shall obtain from tbs y City Engi-
Sneer his written permit to cxcavatss $iu
streets or alleys Of the city. SS$sl
NY 9Th, For a allure to conf orm fully to-
the provisions Of this rdlnan ice. or any
apendment8or revoca ton thereof. or any
requirement thereund err. the said 4 New 4
York Laundry Works or. any subsequent "
owner &of said house, shall be liable fto%a n
Sflne@of not Less than ten n or& more than
fifty dollars; each day Is allure to be az
ffense. 8s ~
$a eth.s All ordinances or parts 81 rdinanceas
are hereby repealed, s 50 far as the same
may conflict herewith TIL,
Sci 10th, This orc finance shall be in forc0g
from its passa go. Y
aug 23-5t isf5 ss5 City Clerk.
II
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TO SETTLE
THE STRIKE.
Eleven Aldermen Directed to At
tempt to Affect a Satisfac-
tory Settlement.
MEET The STRIKERS RI K TO-DAY L l..l:'ll "
"A Nom Union Woman Attacked
With Hat Pins by Several
Female Unionists.
oman A+tacked
(ByF Associated Press. J

CHICAGO. August 24.--The city author
i ities.aye TO make a second effort TO settle
the stock yards strike. AT a meeting OF
the City Council tonight resolution
was passed, empowering Mayor Harrison
TO appoint a committee OF eleven alder
men. who are to make It their business
a 10 bring about a settlement. VI
Invitations. were at once sent to the
leaders Of tho strikers and to representa-
lives OF the employers, inviting them to
meet the members Of the committee to-
morrow morning. President Donnelly,
Of The Butchers Union. will be before the
committee at 10 o'clock, and in the invl-
tAtion sent to the packers they were
asked to appear one hour later. IL
Judge Brcntano to-day issued an IN.
Junction restraining tho q " OF Chicago
from interfering with the lodging OF
non union employees in the packing houses
at the stock yards. The case VIII be
appealed.
omen Fight With Hat Pins.
Annie Clark a forewoman for Nelson
& Morris and Company, was attacked by
girl 8pIckets while riding on a street car.
Il Al lively fight followed, In which hat pins
Il were the weapons used Miss Clark was
severely injured, and was removed to her
! home by the police. She recognized sev--l
eral OF her assailants, and secured war 4
rants for their arrest. tx
,ss Tho packers resumed the importa ton
OF strike breakers on q arge scale to-
day.; "A special train OF seven carload lrl
arrived over the Eric. Two carloads Of
strike breakers were broug ht in under
4 heavy police guard over the Monon road az
Strike Pickets at Work.
Thomas stoker. business agent sof the
Pork Cellar Mems Union. announced to-
day that SIX non-union Greeks from the
Armour plant had been Init ted into the
union, after which they returned TO the
stock yards enclosure. promising to lead
OUT 1900 other lion Greeks 7 ne
i Greek clergy and Greek business Interests
are reported as making every effort 70
influence the 1,5oO to leave. because OF
the strikers ac!on in declaring boycottsl
against Greek Nlsiness houses BY way OF
Teprisal. .S$ si3 ~ 81
Is Fifty colored women strik bre akers lett
R the stock yards to-day VI proclaiming that
they had deserted the packers. Superu1--
teadent Nv. c. Farris. OF Nelson, ~ orris
and Company. however, asserted that the
work OF the women had been unsatisfac-
4 tory and that they had been diach geo.
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MUST BE IN COURT. AZ
Else Justice Hurley Will Have
Postmaster General Brought.

al. s5a (Byl Associated Press. III
CHICAGO. "a LII, August 24.-Postmas-
er-General Payne may possibly be hauled
across town here Friday afternoon willy
8nllly, like one " Of his own depar tnent's
5iJustice Hurley said today that Il a
showing was made to him that the POST
ulaater-G eneral had. as reported. treated
one OF the, court s,lepoenas With ], seem So 81
mon. an attachment would be issued for
tEhet Federal officlal's arrest on the charge
= .Iustice Harley Hs was q In earnest, II can
do nothng.i' he said. Until the case in
which Mr.. Payne Is wanted as a witness
comes up Friday, but sif it2is then shown
I that he has treated a summons and q
constable Of this court wit dls r.
e The Washington Official Is wanted In
court as q witness In the suit Instituted
~ 81 G. Brahook against Senator Ghaun-
4 cey'I M. iDepeW, because Of the SENATOR'S
supppsed Connection with a publishing
soml5any. which hgu res In Bra book case
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oNAWGoc OK, 4I.---The New York Philadel-
phia ana Norfolk Railroad 80 having q sta
ton built at Tasley to replace the one de-
stroyed by III In February Last, 3s
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cdr. John Cook
(speclal 8 I'd THE Times, plspatch m

TX 57E8 (specal9 TO- The Times DlspatchO
A8 NfORRISYILLE, A., Aug, 24-Dr:
diabetes. at Mt. Ephraim, one OF the
grand. historic mansions on the Rappa-
hammock, was one Of tho last Of an old
school that have almost passed 4. away.
his DEATH his mind was clear to the,
last. Connected with many Of the most
famous families OF the State. he possessed
finement and AL the soclaI graces, for
which the gentlemen OF the nte-bellum
period were not ed .i While his mind was
we'll stored with scientific and historical
treasures. he rarely. II ever. read piece
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.PYTHlANSs TO REC OGNIZE y
THE. RATTLE NE SISTERS
nv A.,octated Press 4

By Associated Press.)
LOUISVILLE, e r. August 24.--,The
supreme Lodge knights Of iPythtias.
which A has been In session since the
closing sof the 3 biennial held Il here last s
week, to- day decided 3 Officially to recog-
MIC the Rsthbone Sisters, q woman,s
auxiliary organization.
SS John H. Alexander, Of Leesburg Va.
and Tully5 Scott, OF Cripple Creek. Coll,
were reappointed for q term OF six years
on the supreme tribunal. the IL ppellate
body OF the order. The lodge then adj
1ourned until Tomorrow. = At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Putnarn-Cooke.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.) ;
West POINT, IS Al "a gustt A.--Nir.3
Willie Putnam was married to Miss Mag
gle Cooke II the home OF the bride. IN
byS Rev. j IS "A. Sullivan, pastor OF tho,
Baptist Church. Mr.. Putnam Is a me anu
Der OF the Beach Park Orchestra, AZ tn: the
5leave With his bride for Boston, where
he viii play The Sedgewi lex In b the
Bennett Moulton Theatrical Company.