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DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Or. /. E. Vaughans House in Grayson
County Goes Up in Smoke.
Especial to tho DAILY Press,

Souney Goes Up in Smoke.
:. Especial to the Daily Press.)
q. IN, RICHMOND, VA, July lu.-Thc
\ M6Mfe OF DR., l.. i. Vaughan, ut hide
p '.'lrslf', Grayson county, was de.
5hlroyed by fire this morning. The
], estimated loss is $4,000, with NJ in.
silrence.
Dr. Vaughan 8 son, Dixev escana,
by a leap Of twenty. feet Itc wac
badly burned and hiascondition is sc.
GUS. Two daughters got 'ous,Dy Inn "a
Ing from a second-story wia;iSw e
their hight clothes.
Major J. II. Glance. boar.ier
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New York, 8; Detroit. 0.

DETROIT, MICH, July 1O.-Chesbro
today shut ont Detroit Not one Of
the locals got to second base and only
two to first
Score: II. II. T.
Detroit ........ 0000O000O-0 9 2
New York 80. 1000 0l0 0-3 . /
killinn and Doran; Chcsbro and
Mcclure. Time, 1875. Umpire, Cou-
molly. Attendance. $4,000.
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IT'S EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW
Private skating lessons every
Monday and Tuesday. DANIELS
SCHOOL. Open from 10 a. M. to
1890 y. m. 2G00 Washington ave
nue.. G-30-tf
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COAL AND WOOD.
TRANSFER coMpANlEs,

MERCHANTS BAGGAGE TRANS.
FER CO., j. S. Daily. supnri.ten.
dent. Oiilce M. & NJ. r. Co. Bell
phones 20 and 218. 6-23-tf
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Rain Stopped One Game.

Al Brnoklyn-l 'rooklyn-Ncw York
game postponed on account of rain.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-11S TWENTY. NINTH
street. Z rooms. Apply on promises
7-11.Gt
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FURNITURE.
UNDE RTAkeHs.

w. f. ROUSE, FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 234-236 Twenty.1lfll
street. Phones, 81.
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THE REASON FOR OUR Low
prices Is, small expenses. Before you
buy furniture ace r. ri. HARVEY &
CO.. 224 Twenty-eighth street. 4-s.tf
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REM OVAL-HUD CLEANING AND
PRESSING co. has removed to
32l3 Washington avenue. 5-16-1m
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1918 Washington avenue.
4201 Huntington avenue.
250f Roanoke avenue.
offices of the HUB CLEANING AND
PRESSING CO., Citizens phone 32S
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FOR SALE--NEW AND SECOND.
hand launches and engines. JAS.
w. HOPKINS, foot Thirty-first
street 7.S-l,y
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO RENT DESIRABL 10
rooms. No. 1910 Wcst avenue.
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ON BASEBALL FIELD
laEA "-"-----
Yesterdays Games in the Two
Big Leagues.
How VARIOUS CLUBS STAND

Athletics and New York Winners in
the American Lcague-uoston and
Chicago Take Games in National
Bunch.
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.BALE0UR D0DGES
DIRECT !. |: |: QUESTION IS Jon
Maintains Silence Wien Asquitf
Asks If He Differs With
Chamberlain.
I,
(Ry Associntel prcss. J 4


H 3LONDON, Feb. 15.-1n tic tousc Of
Commons to-day tie debate on the ad-4
dress In reply to.5the speech from the y
throne was resumed by, Mr.. Asquith thu H
"a Turning to Premier Balfour, Mr.. All
.quitll asked hlm.to give q ilonosyl lu bio
answer whether there was any Prnc tlcill
difference between his und j Joseph Cham
lbcrain'ss fiscal policies, but tho Premier
maintained silence. IN.
i Tho speaker then declared Z that Mr..
Chamberlain was also becoming inocu-
lated with thoSa.,malara of ambiguity
md added that this intolerablea confusion
.mnnacng and pcrllous to ndustry and {
the empire could only be- cleared a,lp by,
II prompt and direct appeal to the people
III Austen Chamberlain, the clailcel lort or
tho eXehcuuey, replying, said the govern.
EmentS dcsircd,8u FREQ hand to negotiate
3flscal3lmattcrs with foreign countries md
tho colonies and ullfcttcrcd conferenco8of
the latter to see II u closer union could
mot he promoted between Gilent Bri n
and the other parts OF theg5eTpirc q !
The, discussIon- Tonight was robbed OF
Interest by the unex Expected calling OF
second Cabinet meeting, which sat for
Two hours during tho evening. II Is bo-5
.ltcycd that the meeting Ind no connec-
ton WITH parliamentary q fairs. 'phern
Is N rulnor that twas owing TO Toe
receipt Of Important diSyntcles from the
tfnrg llast connected with tho possibi les
81. pea cc.s but nothing reliable IS known;
on tho subj eGl. y ~. va. 4, -. 49,
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WILL BE INTERESTING.
Captain Wise Will Draw From
a Richly Stored Memory.

Much Interruption mey be cleaned from
the lecture which wll De delivered at the
Academy OF Music on lTahrnary sst by
Captain John s. Wisp, ~ New York, HIS
subjeSt wil, be 'i'orsaHnl "Reminiscences
.oI Ope3lAli thn irceidcuts.A Beginning
will John Tyler liu wi toll uF Franklin
Pierce lanes BuclltnaD, jefferson Davis,
ANDREW johnson $ ti,ant, r. n,
Hayes, ] A. Ciarliolii. Chester a. 4tlthur.
Grover cleveland Benjamin Harrison,
WlNam MckiIlirY ana Theodore itOosA-
welt, A non-paris2p anu most interest
lug do6arIt'on Of Tho porspnal rafac-5
ieijsitrs az ohc-hnlt Tire rnlcrs 0f taiss
eonpfrS W.il he given, G#
a "a Dnmpol ~ rtpmlngilt .neIi Wlil occupy
seHtsion the stage, TDo ppttoptssas OF
.ile leett'lte YIN !, ac MnlI know, spsioolly
lecture viii he given tnglhe EErsinia COL
iImR pf rhntiuentAl Han, 8sl& ~ WIZ
frhr Rev, i'r, j. ~ Hawthorne pastor
of Grove Avenue l!aptst Church, viii in-5
ttoGupniitlq leFtufer and viii siYe some IN
3efe&tips laciS fpEeealipg No pblect ef
tho l@tiufe, stE tt y ushl l&t r..
Galiaip ana Mr.. Mise viii lie at Ave
Jntftfspn ffon sunday afplrGnunA until
WednattiaY, Nllnp Ai,h Wise VIII be illc
stsst OF Mrs o, 4. crenshaw. lhrGaptuin
having .os!sluln NQstii on ppgi.ipsJ.
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VT RGiI.lNI
B.EE | Ell IS.

niul q ,l,ha mines .Illspatc

GTI.5S (SDCclAl lOilnp tllIlCS-lllsphtSh.'lF
RfsOYDTON,. A. Feb. ] BOSS Th9n,p,
the man carrier between this place anne . !,
Chase Cty, has Sbecnsnrrested ana t1n (,
5twenty-live dollars and confined In IN, e
az Boydton for selling lianor5illicitly :,
CHATHAM. VA.-1ho prevail ling s 81 e y
3of weather is unprecedented. Tho land
il frozen more than twelve inches; Farm
work has lieen very lntcll ~
FR'EDRICKSBURG An r :, 5NVllllam
Black. while III MS store in STAFFORD co,ln l
itv5n few nights ago was severely sflocR 6,
Hnd his store - Sott -,
n large hole near{..fes corner ct the .bulid-
Ing, where he snow and dirt had been 81,
tori, ZIP, and many have adVanced a. tn y,
theory Tia t the shock was = caused ny !.
sl5l SBURC Al ev. Frank p. Berk-
ley. pastor Of the Bapt st Church at Nl1 MI !,
.deburg, tits county, has accepted 81 ca !
extended lin by the bapt'Tt arc the
duties 81 his new charge the first Of
April
LYNltNlBuRG l:-Jnmes IN Stanley,
who was charged with Mrs. ellen BODY. q
with betrayal III August. 19ta, s5 was q s.
charged Ills morning after Il preliminary
hearing 5inthe Police Court.
NORFOLll, Ns,s--Captaln John II. Boil
bar near Bpush Blult somc weeks aango,
lis lii a. bad way. Captain French. 1.-The
'wrecker, Will save her. II ,hela has good
luck, as soon as he sweath er breaks. he,
seams: have started and her doors and
windows. 5rlldder and rllddcrt post, have
been washed away and her waist is
washed, ~ VII ia
sY5 WARM SPRINGS, VAN William Clay
ton. n negro youth, wass convic tetlt at Hot
Springs thisaweek OF stealing silNelwnrc
from the Virginia Hot Springs Company
and was lodged In jail MT this PLACE,
WARSAW vain the EsCircuft' Court
scf northumberland county Tea Il thsv,..e
to-day james Thomas. &nn!old Offender was
lined four hundred dollars forstviolaticn
OF the local option3la.Wsy ll'o was requlretl
to give bond Of one thousand dollars not
70 commit the offcn:sse again III that
county. GigsstG4 sgf ssFt Az M
rlV1NCIIESTl1R; An nppcn was
taken to.daN%in the banltruptcyscasn OF
Ralph Savage, formerly president Of tho
defnnct CLbn-Kico Tobacco Company of
WINCHESTER; md !, viii ,,be tried
Richmond. His wife, Mrs Ida Savage,
claims TO have liens amounting to- 5000
on tho big avagcSbuiding9 hero. and Is
contrasting It's sale. d "a -iti:g II js5 :,
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adoption OF II lie imposition to purchase,
tho ot5i1ridgn TO croel new one, a &c,
iho declared. amid 5uppnuse.tlla hat the new r.
structure should ho artistic gnnd subs tt III
3tial. lie favored he TINA to or the lily
sI1ngIhecr which #descrlb n BIRD goE,, n
cost $40 COO, niutlng the entire cost "
.cludGg thn,plrchnsc or thc8sltc, ~ round l
figures $500 coo. u. 4 !. Z, va
Mir. Minor offered II he following rcsol Y,
zion witch went oyGi. unit the s1lec:,ihsll
meeting next Monday. night, 5nlong VIII III
one bysNIr. nj Ills inqilr INTO thc
ton 81 purchasing tMayo's Island us wei:
az T2esolvcd, tThat tits commute Il RECON-.
mend toEthcBCouncil for adopt Oh #
354,Ql IA Joint resol ton ing reeng 70 no, GO
Manchcs ter N the q cquisI
ton 81 dc present Bird =
can obtained nt y saitts l1rr n
ana III building Il new bird on 9 r5ll nous
the stts Of said MAKO Brid dye nc cost oi
said new bridge to he the ret ll, ter tit
10 IA Joint resolutionBp providing for the
ACQUISITION Of, Mayo 8 IN Bridge and nj
npproachcs and rights OF way z,
30 condemnation unless the same. can$E g
purchased Mt some price sat lstac 70
the Finance Committee. Vi .ss:.S
lind the City a ttorney and u GU En-
,glneer are hereby requested to prepare
for presentation to the mex me etng @of
tho Councli@ tho proper re solu tons n y
ls Resol we'd, That ono hundred pamphlets
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PROTOCOL NOW. I.
B|EE0R;|..E / ] ! A ! {.
Document Transmitted sbyE lr EST.
III dent Referred Committee #
\. oil .1[S7ot,rcig,r. Relations Relations ,.I.
sPEC lAL MESSAGE ON SUBJECT.
agreement eclarctl 8toSbc Ncces-s
sair'y8ill Order toS Uphold
Monroe Doctrine. III

FTI
StByi Associated ress. T,

~ n ssli BY Associated press) n
WASH N GtrCN " Feb. 4 s. THO 3l'rcsl-E
dent $@il,essag 90 transmitting to The Som
atc the newssan4 11oiningnf1 protocol. was
read Id an executive sessl oi, to-day fol-
lowing tho passage Of ID mass OF pension
Bills. III ~ & Ky III i; III III 3
rho leading features Of the message,
was that in order to maintaiiiathe Monroe
doctrine, It wnsS necessary for the: United
States to see tina & lust claims, contracted
BY Southland Contra Auerlcnlls republics
and those of the West Indies, should DO
paid and thntS therefore, y twas Hi the
interest of5neace for this government to-
take v er@s tic control Of he revenues In
San Domingo. This subject Of tho Mon
roe doctrine lis discussed at some length,
especially asgsregards the relations Of
South lii protecting thesc republics and
guaranteeing their territorial s8integrlty.
1T is isald.fin tile message alsotAto SEQ
that lust debts and obligations COM
5ractcd By these 8rcpubl les a 70 pa dp$sol
that foreign iiltewent ton IN the affairs 1f
such republics may be avoid Cd.
The protocol was not read ;.t tlc en- ,;s.
tosthof Committee on q Foreig gu "a Ella tons
1trcachcd Washing Ito day. ~ pro
yides that the United Suites Shall collect
the customs revenues sof 4. San Domingo
and turn over TO q President Moraless
government Il specified percentage nee
ssury. to meet the expense Of Eadministra-
ton. and dlsb,lrsc the remainder among
claimants. Tile UNITED 4 states
to respect the Integrity Of I
San Domingo, arld the protocol or treaty
must be approved BY the United States
senate and the Dominican Congress.
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Pretty Valentine Party.

Master. j Howard NJ, D. Hnrtzell enters.
staired his Bltttle8frends Tuesday night at
his home. No. 202G East Main Street. with
a Valentine party. II Q was the recipient
sof$many handsome Valentines Dancing 7,
O'clock when supper was served. s{Tbe
color scheme In the dining room was
,ril,k and red, and the f;ivors wereSin the
Shape Of Cupids' hearts. Tho young ladies'
we're each presented With handsome Val
THOSE !. present were Misses. Annie Fa-:
gan. Alma agan, Eaoise Il Davis ma
lotto, Margaret Botto, Music Pagan
aGussle I5cth Josie 10th, Gcncvievc87 Boz
tzcllI Iintti I.erchi AIessrs. II Toward M, w.
5iiaIots,n. Clinton ,IVhitock. 3 Leslie 10th,
Clinton CilYernator,lG Gus Mtttcndorf,a Joe
Sullivan Huttiea Taylor, Brownie Sullivan,
Henry I.ercl, Eddie Pagan, James Ia gan,
lin Tagan,s LlnWood 10th. e
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\ University Basket Ball.

Sl5 Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
j*y CFIAItLOr'f llSVl Lille. Al. Feb, %. =.
IA Ebasltet-bAllite team has been organized Mt
the university Of Virginia with il. Sam
Ruel I.ocxc n honlson, q { BALTIMORE, rs
manager, and J.{ 3. Andrews n, Of
5 rsuIlia late IN tic tic SEASON season only rev
gnmes Will be scheduled, ] q Is hoped that
d strong team will be developed next Sses-
sion. Among the promising candid atesi for
OF Emmittsburg, Md former ca ntatn OF
tho Gettysburg College uP'l.l team; W,YH,
Peace, cnptain&pf last yeilr's five n lie
iAInniy,i'w who played last season on the
birmingham ClubaJ CLEVELAND Gr}nnalds.
or bait !nore, late of Bal imore CITY Col
yderson ma u, II. Andrews, OF Charlottes-
syille; Walter i. u, Shlpley, Q { Il Jonesboro.
Tenn; y, y Loeb q Iiazelhulst MISE;
Henry E,..McGpy,, OF N0rfollt; Julius y,
iPeytOn, OF Gallatin, Tenn and William
10 GEluW;sIns OF Baltimore.
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0RRlAE CURES WAIsREY
and nEER HABlT,

Orrinc removes tho craving for Whiskey,5
lieor or other alcoholic siinulaiIts. The
patient coon loses all desire for drink: his
nervous system which was formerly u
wreck, is soon restored TO lis normal COM
diion, and the craving for iiduorsis gone
without the slightest knowledge Of the
patient, Owlno No. Lean hry 81 yen sserrel-
Is, without the PATIENTS knowledge No
. is III Pill form. FOR those who desire to
be freed from tho dlendtu ctirse. Either
form, 81 lNr bDN, ~ siS boxes for 81, nlnlled
Wasnngron T. TX q, WHO s,,araniea d r,.re
the craving for lifyer, or refund tbs
money. Write for a complete traatlse on
t"drunkanNass,' mailed free IN rlain
sealed rnytIope. w
We haYn5un agent in every cIty-tsll lis
where yoii I've and we VIII give YOU hts
name. Sold ana recommended hy.B6f3
Polk MillerrGhidr9y GO, 3lDi "a. Broad
ST., CORNER First 81. ,ssl n
Polk Miller Drug CO. $50 T.. Main Sc,
lii.lIili2Ed, 81 ~ 3 " u e
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.sTONDARD OIL.
MIN UNDER FIRE
'(Contil,,.y.. 4 u... A. I. SEQ


conditions that 1t could get control Of
F1hcgterritory at9its own price 5s III
II Oil was discovered some time 4nSo In
dIittns;s, Mr.. Campbell said o-day .a3and
as soon Us the ownersSof the wells had
got things III shape to produce oil, the
farmers who own the wells appenlet to
the Legislature forrelief. and a. there q was
to-day adopted by that body alsbill pro-
Evlding for the erection Of u refinery. to
5be owned and operated BY the state;
1T Is not believed this VIII PROVIDE g,
fill measure OF relief, such us VIII ! = pc
obtained through an nvestigation OF the
3subject$by thee Department OF commerce.
ana final prosecution In the scs.rts i
sE 1t is said tonight that within thirty
IN inl,tes OF the adoption OF the resolu-
5tion In the House to-day. the ews huu
gonc to Tom II awson. whose article on
gnFrcnzled Finance In which the STAND stang
ard is alleged to- be the head Of the sys ~
ten, which has the people OF the eountry'
In financial bondage, IA has cref ted more
discussion among members ana ssel, ,.l VIZ,
than any which haNe8cver been priinrll CO,
s4 il is hard Il u believe that the Standard
OH Company. whose methods the House
&nf REPRESENTATIVES. voted, without q dis
cuss on to day, to probe to the botton \
with d view to prosecution IN the courts.
Is the same high and mig - co @
which two short years ago was SO pow
erf,,l that its head could send telegralm Is
I'd seven senators that they must vote 70
XIII the bill creating the Department o.
Commerce and Labqr, because US, ha a:'
it&n section providing that thqa affairs y
Of all corporations should PC !. open e roa nl
of Corpora tons @ The may ;l 1seSn
telesrnms lad been sent leaked out and nc,
If course. tho bill had 10 be pissed. But
Il is said that Mir. Roosevelt never eeasea
- eyprcss his dspcasure at the action
Of the trust andIit sbelieved lnal ne 70
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IN0|RF:.QLK BELT |. |
LINE R|.A!I.I|L!l'l!!.A!!.Y'!.
N Nl Barn. s1l71 Declines to 2'seas s
Its .lixteil-
ss.33s If, sions5 j.l55,
SIMON IN CAPps DISCHARGED ! R ] 8 !
Senator Cromwell #Dcn1 ii es@l hat
1ilc Will vitlldraw5 l'rolll.
/. BBByysss8t .sal1c Race. 5SE

~ }ls8( special .tpsT Tic Times l)lslalcnJ s2i&
III i, Feb ID --tNf tcr8a i''a t
tic wltli8ndvcrso wind and sa threatening
waves, WliicllSslns not many parallels,
the British Schooner Frances, Captain
Brooks, reached Norfolk to-day ~ Il from
TURK = y sand.@Stb u l q i5s w
M She sailed from, the lonely island on.
gJanunlY 14tll&for this port Will, ~ cprEo5
dfBsalt, nrdswus long overdue. She $ll;,s
been expected kl,crc ever since January
25tll.5 slio came foreign tl1creforc the
health, officer boarded her this aftarnovon.
Nothing but salt is, produced ut # TURKS
Island, which Sis II large waste Q sand
cropping upsfn5thc path Of sailing ves-f
sells bound from! New York,to' Cuba. 5ass lB
SIMON 5C1tPPs IN LII ok
RI Simon Cnpps,s or, Norfolk. WHO has been
Indictment jim the Norfolk County
Court for many months for fclonious5
shooting +, a SD ohnaon. a an Ocean NJ View
electric car conductor lastS summer, was
put OH trial to-day The Commonwealth
had 10 evidence. b Johnson, the man whom
iCapps, shot, left this section last full.
and his whelenboUtt7 is unknown. ~
s5 George S.-J Stormington was tlleso only
witness and I'LL that he knew was that ,he3
was on the car, heard d pistol shot and
bolted the carawithout seeing or finding
out who fired IT. Caps was discharged
VILE RUN THE RACE. tsli5#
Is Jill regard to a. rumo. that he would
probably wi hdraw from the race for the
Democratic nomination for the State Sem
ate from Portsmouth and Norfolk coun-
ty in favor Of John G. Niemeyer OF Ports
mouth, Senator Il. Finley Cromwell said
to-day he desired sto make emphatic de-
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KANSAS PROVIDES FOR
STATE OIL REFINERY.
Bill Passes II ouse and 3 Senate
and Will be Signed b yys,G Is
error at Once.!G 53a3 =

s#T opE1l.A. KAN, 4 s. "a bill pro
yIding for the establishme:pgtti. Z - stute
House az REPRESENTATIVES, to-day by4.sSa
vote Of 81 to 30. rhe bill Mad been 7 lrep;;
vlonsly passed ny ihe Senate Governor !, :
5Hoci, Nil Align The bill at once. Under ,rf, J,
IL provisions All oil refinery Will be
erected at Peru, Kansas. Another penni.,
#tcnliary will fbe built there e to provide provide
convict labor for the refinery An a r.,
55nrnnriatlon OF 100000 Is made for bll'ld-
liz aud maintalning'thc refinery and Ipenl--.
itcnliarN t3f X s, y, !, !
,rhe ill liking, maximum freight rates
ro,, al, was recommended to \ II ionse
ana later passed, Just rs e came from
the Senate. bit lilo enemies q lhekanu-
discrimination measure succeedeg, 1.a at!,
a hard fight III referring thatS blil 70 % 'e
Judiciary Committee.
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NAL of any Intention to wit hdraW, and
!dcclaredfthut lie was in the i'itceS to stay
sam a3;rcandilntaS for re-elcct ION ~ .,3tp3
the senate. said Mr. Cromwell ~ {,
am 1,ot8ai candidates for@th House, ~ ms
been printed by one OF the y o RIO Is pa
ipers y, I, |, 4, &, \, ji&
President Barr. % liz n s'ea,oald5 q a y!
Line, was asked to confirm y 55seatc-5
imentthat "a favorable renort on we, y ,lops
iositon9to extend THIS Belt Line g liWas
Into Norfolk was reached but VI
to discuss, it, ThdiinoyelneitsSoDr tns cont
Imittce havcSbeen marked y$ti secfecy .n.l
the fact that MI Barr p 's's i,.Hn
5ehairriun Vas not known beyontsl 4, y small
group or men With the h + r. IS.
tension in operation on this slde ol Llle
river, Norfolk viii be nnauc among o,neI
cities az the country T.
,,lvant ages as few nny, %lle y. n
~ M Or on the seaboard, viii he '.hie 70
offer a. manufacturerstol ubolsl sNY'1ci-
Ing charges. III, 8, i. Y ,,.,,
H factory handling 900 cnrs Y y. ys aars
woI,ld be able 10 cpo to Sg,gvo
N iswltohing charges lone. on y lle l'eit
M
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Death Of Alfred 7. Gary

Y Mr. Alfred j, Gary, Chief clerk IN the
City Water Department and q! very well We
62a North Iwenty-tifth Street at II
O'Clock last fnight, n
Tho death Of AIR. Gary vii 4pause ,pro-S
found regret among his friends anu his
Immediate family WI deeply mourn their
loss. Deceased was IN the 57l year Of
,IIe had Eheen connected witllathe Water
Department. many years, serving most .I
Methodist Church and took great interest
in Sundnyrschool work, not alone OF his
own demo ion, but gsneralli ", I Eor
ginin s,1ndny-ss.nQol Association. He had
been In fatlipgi health COR months and
even years and SUE erea spq E ~ forei
his affiliations brpYelS and 5cheertully, q
The funeral sarra,l gelnent.siS ia We POT
been made. flaaE.aai i.s1tit VI st 1ss FIll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
FEED THE BIRDS.
Help Asked From City Sports
men-Railroad Mems Good Work

Editor Of Tho Times Dlspatch:
sir.-Thc example sot by the Richmond
and Potomac Company,
In feeding the birds, is worthy Of lmitn-
ton BY every abroad in Tho land. None
of the poor. suffering birds arc known
TO have died as yet but they are suffer-
ming and Will soon suceumb to tho awful
cold, unless they are fed.
Here arc the names OF some on the
EastcLn Division ofBthe Chesapeake and
Ohio who will ever be$ held liz kind re-
membranes by every farmer--thcy arc
Conductors Joe Robinson aud G. lllldgi-
son. on local frcights, and their crews
wheat all along tho route from RIch-
pond 10 NEWPORT News. The feed is
daily put out ana thus thousands of
birds are daily fed Now hundreds OF cit
sportsmrn visit every section ofsNir-
.gini;l every hunting season and unless
the birds arc looked after, ;tnd that soon,
their forces viii he cunspicuously absent
another scason,a AS there will he nothing
TO come for
Those who feel disposed 10 help can
send Il littlp fepd to#tnr following gentle
men, who will see il put out to udvan-
5tagc: ItaT. soutllalS, $. White, Eich-
N. G.. 'rallcN, Frank Harris. Roy Ford.
w. T.. 'runstall, j, A. Wright. Rpxbniy,
N;t..,'l'he fnrmcrS are doing all IN thclr
power 10 take caro- Of the game, but tleir
supply ~ feed Is limited aud mbst@of
Them never hunt at all, but they want
10 see their friends again, 50 let the feed
IS lSRlEND or THE BIRDS. \
RpXburS, Ma, Feb, 70, 1919. {5t dG5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
sRICHMONDERS ABROAD. 1.
stinguis shed Party Lands "a '.ls a
& Naples here They Separate.

Is lar rye party OF Richmond people were s, g
land, ,'IFof the North German Lloyd. that
reached Naples on yesterla W. Amongst
them We're Mr. and Mrs James brown
Edmund Osborne N1cCabe. Mr. "a w. II.
Hoofnagle Miss Efie Branch Miss Mary
Lyons ana Allen pa \,
Egypt. IA fterg which Mr.. Potter win re-
#tuYl5tos this country to look q fter Ills
i3lnrse business interests. Mrs, Potter VIII
risi, Paris during her $ nbsence.A
MED BY his son., Mr.. Edmund Osborne
tATc Cable, and Mr.. uoofnagle Will ran, ne
through sItaly8and Spnin before gong 70
ElLnglani,t Which, Is "a second home TO him.
AT Gibraltar nc aud his party Will e be
&entcrtaln med by the genera commanding i7lN
the garrison. ~ 4 Fs5 y u. y;
81 Miss Branch and Miss IIyons wi II travel
in II gyrt as Will Mr. Davenport. tss