The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
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.Joint Councils vi Newport News,
VIII Seitd Roosevelt
Invitation.
THE BATTLES HIP MINNESOTA.
Launching to Take Place Some
Time Next Month Judge Tyler
Revokes Liquor Licenses.
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(speclnl 70 THO rImcy. Dispatch.)

n * Especial 10 The Tlmes. Dispat chs
s5t pOIs1 N nv 8, A., antlnry 1S---
IA special Joint session OF the Common
Council and Board Of Aldermen was
3called to-day for Friday night for The
purpose OF considering tho ndvlsabiity
sof inviting President Roosevelt TO visit
this city during his southern tour. and
ITO discuss nouns for carrying out the
idea. Il K III n.
5s rho battleship Minnesota Will DO
launched some time next month, tand s. II
rs probable that tho President will DO
invited to come hero at that time. # y
# Miss Helen Gould and party, who arc
stopping at the Chdmbcrlin Hotel, came
&toasthis city this morning ana visited
the #shipyard. Tile party, will remain at
old Point until Friday, and then go to
Norfolk Tor 4 stay Of 4 sevcrA ] 4 days at
the Monticello. Va S]s WI
1nBLL DOWN q IIATcIIWAY.s III
fix 9 Null lien, O lore, employ ed BY
Green & Dillon fell down v a l,atchway
aboard the British steam ship Powhatai.,
loading at chesape md ri Ohio pier.
broke a shoulder blade. The man was
also severely bruised nbout the body, and
may have 5 sustained internal sSs In
Njurles. He was reno wed to 4 the hospital
for treatment. Mullen lives In N orfolk.
and no was moved to HIS home to-day.
M Judge Tyler, of tho Circuit Court, has
revoked four more liquor licenses Fl. J..
Wales, Max h Felsteln, II .. 4 Iteisf leld n ind
August Beckett are the M Ia test S9 saloon
Keepers Il o. close their doors. rhe Anti:
Saloon Lea que. his Zig ma King !,
aEsttfri fight against the 1aWb rcalttn g Just
across the lines In the county, and 81 t
looks as though there will be no saloons
2ina tho u over end ID Of d tho county by the
time the Circuit Court term ends,
DIED u r. a. SALOON. 81. 5
e,son, Il 4 Scottish sailor, died on tile
floor I'll 4 3 corner OF CMagcei g. Shields
saloon. corner OF Thirty-seyenth Street
and Huntington Avenue, las t 4 ght. Death
ended d spree which 4 began when the
sailor was h paid III, off at. t he sll ship
yard Saturday. e The man went nto the
aloon yes tcrday "a fternoon q nd took half
ia dozen drinks, although he wa 9 already
under tile Influence Of liquo bout
80 ao' clock he wen to sleep IN a ica ~ er
and d remained there Until 10 20 4 q clock
last might, whom Il was disc 5thnt
8he3 was dead Coron err Gary q ed an an
Inquest ccssary. Tlie body was as y r-
TERED at nlawn cemetery Re f ship,
yard company ARRANGING for 8 he Sfunera 81
ana defrayIng the cxpen scs. hi sss3
En- & S3:.: LBD's BIRTHDAY
orrows he. ann iyersary ~ tho brit
81 General Robert IL Lee " III be gene ~
&c OBSERVED as A a holiday here. Va. Bethel
Chapter, Daughters Of TIL Con- ederacy,
and & ) r Il. 81 b, u Stuart Camp, Sons of
Veterans Will give an entertain r1e!it q; At
Che Young Men S Christ Ian e ssocla ta1 tlon
building to the etcrans and 4 helr Il lenas.
j. S. Stevens, OF Richn1 % g.
5te,1dent Of telegraph for the Chesapeako
4 ,d Ohio Raj laay, Us In the city to-day
4 on business. 8 38535 is$3$ 5t3