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Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

WANTED-Prices on small second hand incubator. Address Hustler, care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
TEMPE

Kodaks repaired and cleaned at Ari- zona Hardware & Vehicle Co.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

WANTED-A surrey or canopy top spring wagon for single horse. In quire at Valley Pride Creamery.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

WANTED-Sewing; shirt waist suits, $3OO; children's clothing a speciality 130 No. 3rd St.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

JAPANESE cooks. walters, hotel help, etc, can be secured at 103 West Jackson St
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
Lost and Feune


 ~-~-~---~~- LOST-$55 check drawn in favor of Andrace Jepsen. Reward for return to owner. Tempe. ESTRAYED-From county farm, Oct. 5, one bay horse, branded A on shoul- der. Finder please return to Dr. w. J. Rhymes, at the farm or to En- signs stable in Phoenix. Dr. w. J. Rhymes.
 STRAYED-Gray horse, fat. chunky, wagon skein brand left side of neck. Long mane and tail. Return En- signs stable. FOUND-A Jersey heifer about three years old. Can be had by calling at my place corner Mcdowell and Cave Creek roads and paying charges. c. c. Hurley. LOST-Fan, in Post office, Saturday; reward if returned to 29 East Jack son street.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

WANTED-Second hand wheel, good condition Call Bernstein, 25 w. Mon roe, after D. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

FOR SALE-Alfalfa seed, redeemed A l. 10c per pound. Pratt Gilbert Vehicle Go.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

FOR SALE-At a bargain, lot 100 foot frontage, first class lot to build on.
 Call at 37S, corner 4th and Buchanan.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

FOR RENT-Desirable rooms and board. No tuberculosis. 22 s. Ninth avenue
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

WANTED-Old rummage, especially clothing. Phone Mrs. Chas. Dono- frio or Mrs. D. R. Smith.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
Eer sa1a

Less Than One Month Must be Paid in Advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
SCHOOL POPULATION.
Board Hears Statistics and Elects
Several Teachers.

AT. a special meeting OF the School
Board, held in the clerks office YESTERDAY
afternoon the census returns OF persons
OF scholastic age in the city were ap-
proved as submitted by Clerk NHalford.
The returns show that there are be-
tween the ages OF seven and twenty years
1a,s12 white persons and 7,1s6 colored.
making n total OF 2009S.
In addition to receiving these returns s
the board accepted the resignation OF
Miss NJ. v. Blandy, as kindergarten d.
rector, and elected Miss Katherine -
bullock TO succeed her. Miss Blandy mas
accepted a position in Farmville as KIN m
dergarten director and could mol I'LL inc
nositIon here Miss Bullock comes very
highly recommended
Miss Ethel G, Clark was elected as
assistant to Miss Bullock and Mr. w. p.
Gresham was elected as a teacher In the
high school. At n previous meeting Mr..
dudley Holiday was chosen as teacher
cent on account of having accepted
position elsewhere. )
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
MAY SETTLE FIGHT.
Norfolk Primary Likely to Elimi-
nate Political Feud.

Mr.. George W. Jones, Of Norfolk conn
ty. chairman OF the Democratic Straight,
out Committee. announces that nc WI VIZ
resign the workmanship of the commit
ties and be n candidate for the Leglsla-
ture In his statement 1t Is not an
nounccd whether he will stand Tor the
Senate or for the House, but 1t Is pre-
sumcd to be for the House, since Mr..
S. n Montague Is candidate Of the same
faction for the Senate seat, Mcss@r.
Parker and Owens, the present members
OF the House. are Of the Fusion faction,
and it Is understood they will both enter
the primary as candidates for renom-
nntlon.
Uses 10 settle the ongstnndlns fractional
fight In that county. which at times has
npproxlmated a border 'fend In the
ferccncss OF feeling aroused. Tho Fu-
slonists claim that they have enough
white votes pledged to Insure their VIC
tory, but the Straightouts strcnuously
deny this. Under the resolution Of the
stalct committee any qualified white
voter who pledges himself 10 support
the nominees Of that primary shall pc
eligible to vote This VIII let In all OF
the white FusionIsts, az VOL NJ the
Straightouts Norfolk county promises
to, be be Tho storm center Of a state vide
political cyclone, and an exciting cleo
lion liz anticipated there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mr., III. S. Barrow, of Lawrencevllle,
Va, has been the guest of his brother,
Mr.. j. T.. Barrow. for several days. MI;
Barrow has been suffering. for several
months with rheumatism, but returned
home this morning much improved
Miss Lillian Harris, OF NO. loio Ivy
Street, is spending several weeks at
guest Of Mrs. S. r. Brister.
Mr.. Drewry Winston, an attache or
the Homestead Hotel, Hot Springs. VA "a
who has been spending a few days IN thls
city. has returned to that resort
Mr.. Samuel r. .Jeffries, of NO. 4ol NORM I,
Twelfth Street, who IS employed at i;
Felheimer's store. on Third and Broad
Streets, is extremely i'll with typhoid
fever at the Virginia Hospital. ~. =,
Rev. W. S. Campbell returned Wednes-
day from West AppomattoX, where =, nc
attended the Methodist District Con-
ference In the interest OF the BLDG 80
riety of Virginia. 49, ~
Mrs. John W. Gordon MISS Kenecci
Daingcrneld Gordon. Miss Nellie II; COR
don, Mr. John W. Ciordan, Jr., ana MIS-.
CASTOR l.. Myers are at RocKprluse
Miss Edna Valentine. Of No. 622 North
Twenty-third Street, is visiting friends
and relatives in Portsmouth and Virginia
Beach.
Company II, Captain Commanding 7. c.
| Baptiste drilled last night, as usual,
| Miss Allceno I.cfcw,lis spending 'seVera
! DAYS in Qordonsvillc,l after which she WI!
go to Albemurla county to spend the bal.
| ance Of the month of August.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

| + a Hs1 1G Il
who had been dragged In as q witness
'a,Whefo's tho i,,an7'' shot baek the
S Soprt so ana s ;b ey e,,pT fTe .Ao
.6"beed i Amt seen no man" walled
Are you done?" asked tho court. ]
nix niXes ,,,, sar.,..dnt'a inc every time Is
IS that man r. again calt1o the
query, Hnd this time the words srot
forth like ri1e balls. !,
II tell yOu, Mister Crutchlicid. dat s q!
des bother long wild ms. ana ny sleatuy
every time I COOS out WSiKilsi w
strolled OH Broad street ana sne aoo PKG
s erse his ana @ h an sa ad's Ane
Raid ~.
81 know the man was therre.iM fihe
each of8you Sfolir$nigger S2.bO. !,
Make It 1920 each sang out ser SER
-Four men came round and settled tho
Eddie 5,veens,s a Il young white man,
was cautioned to remain AVA" ny, !, 10, u,i,
the home of Mrs. Julia Neal. Ih ,I.s WIS
several months! ago. Eddie. qla !a y, g., -
to tho hottsc until q few days .nso' uI
then he wanted his picture. Mr ,s.,,,i idIt
had had the photo enlarged ana "oui leuin
Elvc 1t up. 9 ia gtA q, . .,.,,,
t5 ssDp %s hew saa y e
Wecins was&d dismissed, with me un ,.ntr
tic home Of Mrs Neal again. /. n. u.
rle court felt nlerclful ana ne , uIun N,
that passed iii rpvcw were told " ~
and sin 10 more Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
AGAIN POSTPONED. /
Judge Garrett Defers Action On
Fairmount's Fight.

b Acting In the stead OF Judge Scott, Of
the Henrico Circuit Court, Judge Garnet
yesterday afternoon continued the case
or the annexation of Paramount to Rich
mond until such time as some definite
action was taken upon the general an
ordinance now pending before
the City Council of Richmond.
city Attorney II. r. Pollard, OF Rich
mond, and Commemorative Attorney
Louis Wnndenburg, OF Hcnrlco. opposed
the annexation OF Paramount upon the
ground that the city was on the verge
Of passing Il general ordinance for an
nexntion. and with the action now OF tho
Circuit Court complications would surely
arise.
Mr. Thomas w. Gardiner spoke for tho
plan to vet Paramount In at once, and
said that the worst that could be done
by acting at once would be that INC
territory would be twice annexed. he
claimed that 81 per cent. OF the voters
of Paramount wanted to come In and
we're Knocking at Richmonds door. "here,
had been no response In the past. and
there was no certainty OF an answer 70
the knock In the future, he said.
After listening to argument from polh
sides. Judge Garnet ordered the matter
postponed until the ordinance was passed
BY the Richmond Council. In his opn,,
ion this would expedite matters ana
would keep down litigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Great Production Promised.

''The Pearl of Bhutan.'' which comes to the
Casino, beginning Monday night. for stay
of week. promises the most gorgeous array
of costumes ever Imported from the ORIENT Il;
In the IIarem scene an actual reproduction OF
ali the historic gems and jewels Of note are
worn by the slaves OF tho Amir which makes
n dazzling as well as an interesting exhibit
In themselves, Tho company carry over sixty
acting people. besides score OF stage me-
chanics electricians and property men, an
elephant a lion, horses andNdogs are also used
In the production. and two sxty-Nve-foo cars
are required to transport the scenic mechan-
ical and light effects, making the attraction
one OF the heaviest and most expensive travel
Eg The staging Of the whole pre-
'~Thc Great Lafayettc.'' which Is n sufficient
guarantee to It's mastodonic proportt.onn ns ,,o
The evenings are pleasant for those VINO
make the 'trlp to tho Casino and witness the
presentation Of the sparkling and funny bur
lesque, "'rhe Gcezcr." DeLange's company 10
doing Its best work in this production. and tho
appreciation OF the show Is ettcstcd by tho
crowds which are applauding the several mIlsl-
cal numbers. The final matinee Is to be given
ia. morrow afternoon. g 80 TIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
SEWERS AUTHORIZED.
Street Committee Recommends
Large Expenditures.

In special session last night tho street
committee recommended fayorably an or
dinnnco to authorize the construction OF u
sewer from Bacon Quarter Branch, Where
n crosses tho Missing Link track. south
Of cary street, at a cost of $l03 oOo Lat
eral sewers are to no put IN at the inter-
section Of all the cross streets 5
The ordinance was prepared at the M
s,igation OF the city attorney and city
engineer. At present the sewers empty
into open bitches and there have bcen
tnrcata of damage suits against the CITY
In consequence Of this. The heavy rains
Of this summer have proved very proyi-
dental 10 tho city In perhaps saving IT
1rom becoming involved In q damage suit.
But the next summer might be dry
one and there would pc trouble lo
check this, the Street Committee consid-
cred without delay the ordinance, and
unanimously recommended II to the coun-
eli for passage. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
ANNEXATION TONIGHT.
Board Of Aldermen VIII Meet IN
Special Session.

The Bonrd OF Aldermen has been calltN ~
special session for tonight at $3.50 OF losk 20 20
consider tho proposition OF conc,lrrinE IN th ,e
action OF tho Common Council In selecting .no
south half Of the block on Clay street. between
Eighth and Ninth Streets, as site Tor inc ~"
High School; and also to consider the ahhe .'.a.
tlon ordinance that has passed the lower
branch g& Is t5,5E y. iE ..A,,,.
Much interest is attached to the mee.i ,,g,
and there will doubtless be number OK e't -
bers of tho Common Council present to listen 70
the discussion that will result from noth p Pr
positions. II Is expected that an oven NOR :, =
Stubborn fight viii be made to the passage OF
tho resolution providing for The purchase Q, tha
new High School site than Will be shown IN ,.,e
annexation matter 1t IS known tnat s Sc. "a
nav site, and that they are using their ;nira-
ence to defeat the proposition in the upper
branch OF the Council. - ~.
"a AS to tho question of tho passage OF tie
annexation ordinance there Ia little uoupt pu ~
that It will puss as 1t Is at present. ,l'ut u
said TINT there viii DO an attempt to SO amend
the measure as to exclude the four manuin &C :
turing sites In tho northwestern portion OIL w
city. This amendment was on1teu ~ So. t ,ar
Common Council and fought out 70 me pltteI
end. yet on the final passage OF the ordinance 2
there were only two mega Ives votes-Presideht
Peters and Mr. Gates casting these
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
MAN WAS THERE,
Justice Crutchfield Knew He Was
Source Of All Trouble.

Had he have started out to make q
detective of himself, Justice John j,
Crutchhed, who presldcs oyer the Police
n Mans IKE unto Captain Alex: NJ, rom
lnson, Race Horse Charlie krensel or
any Of the other great slenths Of ne
tles was given during the course ~ q
inarlng yesterday morning, and the fae'n
that he adduced resulted ~ the csly
adding thirteen dollars to 10 sinking
Lille Dunn and Annie REID, "sasslety
spGeks" from tho ward Jnckson, were
charged With abuslhg Edna Mntls,y y, 81, l "a
tho last naHG--wlo WA Bownrn ~ D'hch;
nbugcd her. and The two women were
positive that Edna had rubbed tho row
Where's the mnnf' blurred oui tho
court, wfwn Tho thrse we're i9kinS ~
''Dar aim M man IN dis cnsn, Mfa
cruLchaela,H broke Ia Elnofn Iseker,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
AGAINST FUSIONIsTs.
State Senator Cromwell Will Run
Against Clerk Alvah Martin.

state Senator r. Finley Cromwell. of NortolkS
in tho primary / Of August I'D, has formally
announced his candidacy for clerk Of tho Cir.
cult Court OF that county. The announcement
Is political surprise especially ny reason
of the statement, coupled with the announce
ment. that he is opposed to fusion In the
county and is notEthe candidate Of this or any
candidate Is Mr. 9@Alvah f. Martin. the Re-
publican leader OF the county. and one of those
who has been the beneficiary OF the fusion
movement. It ls5not announced that Mr.. Mar.
tin has retired or expects to do so, and on the
other hand It looks like a fight between mr..
Cromwell and Mr. Martin, who have Formerly
beer affiliated with tho same faction:
Mr. Cromwell 4is5a brother Of Sheriff A.
Cromwell, one OF the leaders OF the tuslonists
in the county, and has himself heretofore beeh
identified with and has ACTED wi tn the fusion
lists in all their contests. Whether or not ne
will receive the vote, of the straightonts is no.
known. and probably will not be until altcr
election. Mr. Cromwell Is q large trucker OF
Norfolk county, and Is a man of means
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
TENT MEETINGS.
Services to Be Held Tonight at
Corner of Twentieth and Grace.

Mr.. William McBain, who. has done 80
much towards the success of,.tent. WoT *
today busy putting up the large tent At
the au corner Tr' OF twentieth and GRACE a &c
Streets. Meetings win be held nnder, t tae
noon by the Methodist Mission and the
railroad Young Mems Christian Assq . ia,
don. superintendent S.. L., Thomaas,1 r, He ~
~. Sim make up the committee who nave
charge of the work.
Tonight the opening service OF prayer
noon Rev. Mr. Pratt will address INC INC
railroad Young Mems Christian IA, Ass ToIHht
next week at S o'clock Rev. George II, r;
Wiley. superintendent Of the Nin1etcfs rnn1
Street Mission. will preach, peopde t tbea
SERVICES. l--.L.L -. t..l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Tucker Meyers.

Mrs. Bettlo Meyers and Mr., Marvin
Tucker were married Tuesday morning
al $50 in tho homo of the bride, on
,Twcnty-sccond street. Rev. r. b. Scott
was the officiating minister. The bride
was handsomely gowned in tan tailor
cd travelling suit, with hat and gloves
to match She is quite a fnvorltc In
Fuirmount and Is held In high, esteem
by largo circle of friends. The groom
is the son Of Mr.. w! T. Tucker, the
wcll-known grocer OF. Twenty-sccond
street. After receiving congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker left on an cx-
tended trip. The affair was exceedingly
quiet, only members of the families Of
the contracting parties being present.
Upon their return they will DC at home
to their friends at 1917 Twentysecond
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
BOTH SIDES ARE
VERY CONFIDENT \: |
Each Declares Struggle Between
Photographers and Railways Will
End in Fortnight.
TRAINMEN MAY WALK OUT.
Asserted, However, That synpa-
thctic Strike at This Time
is Not Likely.
lRy Aasociated PRESSES

ST. PAUL. MINI, August 3.-The
second day OF the telcgrnphcrs strike
on the lines OF the Great Northern and
the Northern Pacific Railways ends wtl
the railroad officers tonight asserting
that the strike has already been broken,
and the officers OF tho tclegra piers
union declaring that the strike has only
begun. Both sides profess great salts
faction with the situation tonight, and
each maintains that the struggle Will
be ended within fortnight
& The railway officers tonight say that
there has been n notable break In tho
ranks OF the strikers. all the operators
on one branch OF the Northern Pacific
In North Dakota having gone back to
work. and thirty-flye more having sis-
nifed their willingness to return. Many
substitutes were placed during the day.
and men from different parts OF the
country are being examined and put to
work as rapidly as they arrive.
Rumors OF a sympathetic strike OF tho
trainmen have been in circulation. and
although conferences have been held
with this plan in view. 1t Is declared
tonight that such movement ls not
impending. President Perham. OF the
stelegraphers' brotherhood. said tonight:
I've are bound to win. 2nd we can
fight ii out alone. I would not think OF
consentlng TO sympathetic strike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Dr.. Hatcher Quite Sick.

DR.. w. f. Hatcher is quito seriously
sick In Culpcper county. 1t seems that
In Middlesex county. last week the
Doctor had an attack of sciatica, In
spite of which no went to Charlottes-
vile to preach the dedicatory sermon
last Sunday In that city. lie left there
on Sunday night to meet an engagement
In Culpcpcr, but grew so much worse
that he has been In bed since Monday,
and has suffered greatly. He is hoping
to return to his home In Fluvanna In a
few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
BAKERS APPROVE
DONLEVY'5 MOVE
Prominent Labor Leaders Work
ing for uniform
Loaf. !,
WASHINGTON BREAD HERE
Bakers From National Capital Are
Selling Immense Number Of
White Leaves.
WASHINGTON BREAD HERE

The bakers Of Richmond are leading
strenuous life these August days, for an
noyance has visited them from two
sources.
The Washington manipulators of flour
have invaded this market and are playing
havoc with the trade 1t Is said by the
local bread makers that while the Wash
ington loaf Is winter than the Richmond
product the process by which tho white
ness is gained robs tho bread Of Its nonr
ishmcnt. At any rate, the Richmond ba-
kcrs are up in arms and are organizing
10 repulse the invasion. Many small local
bakeries and grocery concerns arc regular
customers OF the Washington concerns,
and twice IL day large conSlgnmchts Oh
bread reach Richmond from the capita
city.
Misfortuncs, that never come singly, no.
content with bringing foreign turmoil
have caused discussions at nome. MT
Donleavy, in order to test the size OF
the loaf sold by the local bakers, made q
number of purchases at various points OF
the city. He found that there was no uni
iormity in size or weight, the loaves
Weighing from twelve to eighteen ounces
The Honest Loaf
The Donleavy Honest Loaf measure
was the result of his investigation.
Yesterday a petition was being circu-
lated BY a number OF promineh' apol
,nadors urging the City Council and the
Aldermen to pass the measure. The pur-
mise Of the ordinance is to standardize the
loaf made In Richmond. 1t IS said ina,
tho Central Trades and Labor Couhcl
will endorse the measure at Its next meet
ing MIR. John NJ. Ryall, former preslaen
of the council. is giving the measure nj:
hearty support
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young man. only twcnty-four years old.
He was much loved in his home, be-
sides leaving Il host Of friends to mourn
his sudden DEATH His kind and cheering
words will ever be remembered by MI
who knew him. He was also Il member
Of the following ordcrs Gray Eagle
Tribe, No. %. of l. Q. r, NJ; Metropolis
tan Lodge, No, 22s, 7. O. o. T.; Golden
Eagle Council, No 8, D. Of p. and !. M.
u. of North America
The funeral will take place this after
noon at 4 o'clock from the Second Bap-
fist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
WOULD REFORM THEM.
Bristol Officer Brings Youngsters
Here Who Have Gone Wrong.

officer w P.sMnncss. Of. the Bristol (Va.)
police department. arrived In Richmond yes
terday morning with two young prisoners, los
thesI laurel Reformatory. The boys Richard
Mccracken, apparently inoorrigible and Rober,
Baker. ten year-old boy. who was conyio '.e,
In Bristol OF highway robbery. HIS age saVea
him from the gallows.
Tho Baker boy held up and robbed the son OF
Mr.. w. A. Boy OF sum OF money re as
unprecedented by the Bristol police ana gwen I'VE "a
the oldes, boy ever In Southwest virginia
said officer Mancss to the Richmond police
yesterday. 90, - 80
in Bristol He has done work there that would
command the universal at tention OF the citizens
horn detective and many mysteries have been
unrnVelcd by sherWd work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
EARLY AGAIN HONORED.
Will Come to House for the Fifth
Time From Madison and Greene

Hon. r.. y. EARLY Jr, of Greene
county, Il prominent lawyer and farmer,
Tine 10 represent The Dsmocrats of The he
legislative district composed OF the coun-
ties of Madison and Greene in the House
OF Delegates,
Mr.. Early Is prominent In tbs affairs
OF the Legislature, and as member OF
the Courts OF Justice Committee sat in
the famous Campbell Impeachment trial
several years ago. Many Of his old col
he shall permit the use Of his name in
connection with the speakership con-
test next year, but 80 fay he has given
10 inlipation Of his intentions along this
ltao y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
APPEAL ALLOWED.
Case of Shipyards Against A. J
tones to Be Reviewed.

Appeal and supersedcas have beon ~
lowed in the case of the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company vs.
Andrew J. Jones, from tn, Circuit Court
rights respectively of Jones and OF the
rhipbulding company TO certain riparian
property. lying off the city of Newport
News in James River and between Forty
Fourth and Forty-siNth Streets. Jones
claimed that he had leased certain oyster
grounds In the area in dispute. The
appellant company contends that 1t had
prior rights 10 the property In question
under It's charter, and that. furthermore,
the said Jones had coded back TO the
State portion OF the property leased,
The appeal IN the ease was granted by
Judge Keith, president OF the court Mr..
r. G. Bedford OF Bickford & Stuart
is attorney for the petitioners,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Captain Pratt Appointed.

Captain G, Julian Pratt has been appointed
by Inspector General Morton to succeed tho
late DR., Carter Berkeley as assistant Inspector
general for the Tenth Congressional District.
The counties In tho Tenth arc Bath, High
land, Augusta, Rockhrdgc. 3oetourt, Am.
herst Nelson, Cumberland, buckingham and
Appomattox.
Captain Pratt was one OF the most gallant
soldiers OF tho Valley. and very appropriately
succeeds Colonel w. II. Petit and Lieutenant
Carter Berkeley, both Of whom answered the
last roll call within the past twelve months.
lIe does not fear to take up the flag which
fell from, their hands. and the ten camps of his
district will be well pleased with his appoint-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Martin at Berryville.

Senator Thomas $, Martin, who SPOKE
last night at Hampton. will speak again
at perryvlle Clarke county to, dnv apd
viii probnbly spend the day at his
h Msa! u ua gt here. From BerryyIle he
viii 20 to Rocky Mount and speak there
at a bis barbecue Monday and may pos es
orn9r Montague, though no authoritative
statement of that point can be had IN
his absence.