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The bee., 1905-03-30

Elder Morgan, of Dawson Springs,
will preach at the residence of John
Franklin Saturday night. Every
body invited to attend.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Mrs. Polk Merrill has been attend.
ing her daughters bedside, but re-
turned home Monday.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Miss ANNE Moore announces
her opening of ready to wear and
pattern hats March 81 and April
1st.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Misses Hammer and Fugate, Madi-
sonville, will have their opening of
ready to wear and pattern hats Mch.
81 and April /.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Mr.. ]. NJ. Victory, who has been
quite ill two weeks, is gradually inn
proving and able to be out again.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Little Miss Bertha Orr Is quite III
this week with pneumonia and lie
under the care of DIR. Sisk.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Rev. j. w. Hardy preached a
most able sermon at the Christian
church Sunday night.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Mr. and Mrs. b. b. Hackney are
rejoicing over the arrival of girl
baby at their home Thursday, March
The bee., 1905-03-30

One furnished room on Railroad
street. Terms So per month. Apply
to this office.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Mr.. j. Franklin, who was ill with
erysipelas fer several days, is i'm.
proving.
The bee., 1905-03-30

The two little son of Mr.. P. E.
Hawkins are very i'll this week with
cold and fever.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Wanted-To purchase q home in
darlington. Apply at this office. IT
The bee., 1905-03-30

Mammie Summers, who has been
real sick, is able to be at school
again.
The bee., 1905-03-30

Mrs. Joe Brown, who has been in
ill health for some time, has recov-
cred.
The bee., 1905-03-30

GA ST Ia.
Bear. I'll. nIhs Kind You Have LIMays Bought
S'', Il &>2zzM<
The bee., 1905-03-30
SHORT LOCALS

Mrs. Mary Steve is quite sick
The bee., 1905-03-30

Ayers pills Increase the activity OF
the liver. and thus aid recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
TROUBLE IN BEDFORD,
Martin Wants at Least On.
Friend Election Officers. VI

The questionof allowing tho rival
candidates for senator n judge at each
precinct appears to be causing trouble
elsewhere than In Richmond In Bed
ford county, where the Governor is CON
coded to be tho stronger or the two
candidates, the Martin men arc protesting
against the refusal OF the county COM
mlttce to permit them to recommend one
Judge at each precinct, The Bedford
CITY correspondent of the Lynchburg
News writes to that paper the following:
8"Mr. Martins friends desired the MP
polntmcnt OF at least ono Judge favor
able to their candidate at each precinct
Tho friends Of Mr., Montague objected TO
any change III tho Judges who served
In tho last primary, even though Ill
three might be favorable to Montague.
Out of.the thirty-one precincts there were
a lnrge number where no judge Was
favorable to Mr.. Martin, and none whore
no had more than one Judge In his favor,
While changes were finally permitted In
very few cases. tho larger number OF
precincts have all three judges for
Montague
In Richmond city It Is said that tho
City Democratic Committee Will name
some OF the staupGhest supporters of the
Governor az Judges In the several pre-
cInctS. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
AN UNDERGROUND
CELLAR AT |N|.EST0.YER
Discovery That Confirms a Room
Of Refuge With
Exit. 's
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
IA MISSIONER VA, August 14:-Unclc
Bill Jones. an octogenarlan ex- slave. who
was born at Westover and was owned
b BY Major John Selden. had an awakening
+ Of his recollection to-day and pointed
out a place In the Westover cellars where
room twelve feet square and twelve
feet or more In depth had existed from
the time of its building by Colonel Byrd
until it was filled with river gravel,
which Uncle Bill declares was in 1851.
M Excavations made at the point indt-
Gated confirmed the story and resulted
in the finding Of a copper cent dated
1880, together with a number Of flint ar
row. heads. This seems to confirm the
long existent idea OF an underground
cellar as a refuge from Indians, with
communication with he river bank as
means of escape
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
8 ROCKBRIDGE ALUM.
Life Grows Gayer With Each
Succeeding Day.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

z
s ROCKBRIDGE. ALUM SPRINGS,
August 14.-August has brought In a
4throng of bellies and bcaux, and life at
the Alum grows daily gnyer. Every
available hour OF the morning, aftersoon
and evening Is filled In with parties OF
some kind. $G6ia $ 81
On Thursday morning. a very beautiful
card party was given in honor OF Miss
Seven hand euchre vas played, and q
The fortunate recipients were Dr. Our
Pin MES B Bessie Yerger aFe Msm sfk
very handsome belt pin; Mrs. Harry
of hand decorated China. and Miss Tre-
zeyant, OF Memphis. a Russian leather
aer he q h
for delicious punch.
Ion Saturday evening Mrs. Harry Thorn
Shye dh91nE t's pf Phpo, o Mr.
tPhilpot won the prize In a novel guess
Ing centests q pea r scarf pin.
Lefty IN the usual dance BY entering ar
rayed In .tackey" style, After grand
march around the ballroom. the, couples
8The judges had aSdiGicult' task before
them but finally picked MI PeHd d. on
GPOpo. ri OF II LOUISVILLE, ana MISS * FRANCIS
choice pleased every one: Miss Francis
set, Among the II tile folks, r. b. Craw-
ford and Miss Marie Penn took the prize.
Z The past week has added to the list Of
guests many well-known people and
some who were very popular last sea-
son, Miss Lima Mnyo.Eof Richmond. al
ways finds host OF friends to greet her,
Every. one was pleased to see again
the Misses strnyer;s, Of \, Norfolk. They
week also brought In Mr., Bartlett Roper
and Mr., Joe Venahle OF Petersburg Mr.,
John Lottier, Of Richmond Mrs. M. p.
Watkins and Mrs. G, r., Baskerville Of
+ Roy1ton, have nlVeady made i many
friends. Mrs. a. G, Groner has Joined
her husband here IS
i. Others on tho register nre Mrs, ", n.
= ~, Lo q 4
XIII g n WIFE, Miss Wine white ,E SlTis
fbeth ,mlty or 81 PS qnrrRn nons
MI, md Mrs. H., Walker; Miss
md II Ws MsiEer M w. pd Ias W Hs{ss
Vaughan, Lexington; s. Gordon Gum
mings, Hampton; Mrs. r, r, seay, Nor-
1MS m; oes ampbe Miss Aoa Gamp &if
Plttsbnrg; j, y. Fenton and wife, New
York; II, M, Foster, Ball lmore Mr.. and
y i Nosaeei M;isstSn, Ns 81; Mia " $:
n "a m S dFoner. NorfoiK MIS- MIS- Goin,
fol i Rlchord WINSTON, Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
1NsULTED TWO LADIES.
Notorious Negro Heavily Fined
in Danville Court.
Especial to The 5rimes-pispa

pANYILLE, VA, August 14,-Ed, Redo,
= notorious negro character, was fined
$50 and costs in the Mayors Court this
morning for insulting two well known
ladies OF the city
Of the Keen street Baptist Church, and
Mrs Ellen Littlejohn We're returning from
church several nights ago, when Redd
1ostlcd between the ladies and showed
them aside, When apokenfto by q white
man on the street. the negro became
very dlsorderly, and began to abuse tho
man who called him down for his mis-
conduct.
Harry B, ,A1ussleman, commanding, leaves
In the morning for Basic City, to attend
the encampment of the seventieth Regl-
ment. Tho local company will 90 about
forty or fifty strong,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS

Especial to The Times: Dispa tch.)
BRISTOL, VA, August Ito day. Inn
mediately after having been acquitted Of
the charge Of having eip bezzled $40, said
real estate firm Of Trlgg and White, w.
ljatton Porter, q local real estate man.:
brought suit against that firm for $50, 900
CHATHAM. ~ vA.--I.egI slatlye candi-
dates "a Of plittsyyana county and Dan;
last day to enter the race Candida es
J; Y. +, !, Ta i! y J, BRUCE b Pannlll
81 iii ana w Wis she psim1sS
Dunylle and the county are entitled to
ams5 1n'1 man neq
before the war hlst6oIry was found
cenre cross s so2 Thursday mor nj Mrs.
Hundley, who hired the old man. nndng
that he had not attended to his morning
HIM ReesIv fn no respo oose she opened f
dead do lie Heart It failure is the IT probaSls
FREDERIC XA.-The friends
Of NJ, K. Lowry. Republican member Of
the Legislature. who lives ~. BROOKE, N
peascS io wth the I prosp e ss 81 his behk
appointed to the important and lucrative
oliic.s q collector Of internal revenue f9'r r
asnpsolSalssmssSSt vii s. uMsde 4 any ~ tl%s
resignation Of Colestor Asa Rogers,
whSS !ea 1Sl M is p psrnoon
during an unusually heavy storm light.
Ming struck Tie home or Captain 2.
senger conductor. and damaged It con-
The family o1S Is;
IL FisR sfsrfsif vA;-alore than
$1,000 has already, been paid ip AIadls or
Gu1ty tor b Dfsd sat14 sea assea tax fe
as mucf mora viii he paid for that pur-
pose before the season Is oyer. i,
cod Ahr ms Rad Ai ssss spfs snrS
a pahXllla ana Western i:allwIa1y train,
x ue see enfpst'f as lie daeo for hold
caadSp5s 5Sg e. iIsss q pelsS;s5as;,
Of Sa ABOUT thir ti local iirsMens Viii
$s sss e se. sssHS w. sPh Ss"s s;sf
be rae t ieam represen,lng Easis En-
rs practiea fnns, has lowered the Stale
r' SoHF 81 Ealy A 5ffSSs Commissioners for
ana Electric Trolley line. from Newport
70" $4,000 in lie United States Court
to-day and announced tho time for tho
public sale OF the property, having bonds
and secured debts I, FOR +, million dollars
PIN pLisTCS, LOUISA COUNTY. VA.
Mr., r. Z, Waldrop had his leg broken
while hauling logs In the woods; a dead
on the limb and broke i Just above The
knee. DIR. Eugene Pendleton set the leg,
and Mr., Waldrop Is now resting very
sTAuNTtGN, YA,-7Alr II. Fl. Lewis. en-
gInesr for tho Valley N.;ylna Traction
eaS hs 10 s sisf0qfa For su
new trolley line, which is e run from
Mtddlehrook TO Stanton. Il 10 under
stooe the WI . s1on Ref 5
ealsital stock of the company $4,000 has
been subscribed In the county, the rerg
ma laders bel ng taken elsewhere, Y, iaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
THE H0WITzERS
PITCH IH:!.E!::.! !!.RF CAMP
The Tents Were Raised While a
Drilling Rain Came
Down.
UNDER ARMY REGULATIONS
Captain Meyers Gives.a Reception
to Officers 81 tile Bat
talon.
87

WI (specinlto The Times. Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. August l4.-The Rich.
tnond. Howtzcrs assembled at tho armory
In Richmond at 1880 this morning and
left Richmond ut O'clock over the
Chesapeake and Ohio, arriving at Ocean,
View about O'Clock, after several dc.
lays, on account Of freight trains On the
Norfolk and Ocean View Railway run
ming off the tracks and broken trolley
wires. f3 s &3 'i5 y Z, :y
The tents were pitched In drlzzling
rain on the grounds near the chapel.
# Captain William NJ. Myers is In COM
mand Of the Richmond fHowltzers, with
about fifty men, who are encamped with
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, con-
Acting Major Nc Keeling, captain Of
Norfolk Blues, In command, in absence
of Major w. +. Simons. who Is physically
ut present incapacltated for duty.
i'm FINE SPIRITS. S5
Tho boys all stood the trip we'll and
are In fine spirits, though subjected to .
hard day work. 5si 81 "a n ID 81 5
Immediately on arrival oil the men
were put under strict United States regu-
5lations, and they are fast learning the
duties Of regular army life under the
directions OF q sergeant major and two
3buglers, detailed for instruction to the
battalion from Fortress Monroe.
Rations as issued to the regular army
were furnished to-day by Capt. Chas.
~. Bland. captain and 6quartcrmaster OF
te sUss
It'll an abundance Of good. clear water
50 the men have begun already to be
perfectly, home and well satisfied with
With CAPTAIN Keeling IN command OF
commanding the Mowitzers, FRS, Lieu
tse To5
major In charge Of the medical depart
sment. the battalion is we'll oflcered and
need want for nothing. Fl ID
Among the other officers on the field,
ss55 Tile 9 FFiCERs. 81
Reese. Of the 1Iowitzers: Lieut.. NJ. C.s
E. Phelps, INSPECTOR offSrihe practlce;s
Capt. I. B NJ. Workman, captain and I'D.
fjutant: Lieut.. and DR.. J..W. Lynch,&of
Stead Gills ' assistant surgeon Of the How
tiers. III So
q Fish are biting well and with Buglerl
w: H cowardln OF the 4, HoWitzerrs as s,, q
followers OF Sir Isaac Walton, the How
tiers will suffer for want Of good
sea food #
EWarrlner,f Archer Richardson and Jack
Nloroso were visitors TO camp this after
noon besides several OF Norfolk's and
Portsmputh's most beautiful young la
dies. g4 if Is 3$,5 !iiiis 3 M
The qilartermaster and commissaryi de-
partment of the Howltzers Is being at
tended to by Sergt. ". Is n. w. Mason,
@# Captain Myers gave an informal recep-$
ton to- officers aof the battalion at his
tent to-night#to allow the officers to
Maj. j. w. Henson is accompanied by
Mrs. Henson, who s stopping at the
hotel. l&l 81 IN III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
To Build a New Town.
Especial to The Times DispAtcn.)

BRISTOL, VA. August 14.-That the
iUnaka Corporation. Of which George L..
Varter Is president. means TO undertake
the esta blshment OF a town at lSingsport,
this county Is lndicat ed Lnot.onIy BY the
community are under optloni but by. the
further fact that the company has given
notice ia several Of the property owners
that the options will be closed and the
properties taken over. Properties to the
value Of 100000, consisting mainly In
farming lands. have been, taken over.
has an aggregate value of about 100000.
These purchases are being made In view
Of the understanding tiff ths South and
Western Railway Is to ha extended from
the Virginia coal fields to the South At
lantic coast via Klngsport.5
The locltion for the proposed town Is q
central point on the route of the new
railway and has the advantage of an I'M
mense water power, being on the banks
OF the Hols ton River. t}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
!. Mrs. Stuart's Burglar.
Especial to The Times Dispateh)

NORTH TAzEWELL. VA,,} August IA
The report from Russell county tonight
is that the burglar who attempted to
shoot Mrs. Stuart, wife Of II, G. Stuart,
member OF the Corporation Commission,
at their home at Elk Garden, is that he
is suu at large, but that no efforts are
being spared to effect his. capture. ON
rers along the railroad are on the look
out for the burglar. L, i,
II later develops that the burglar shot
~ Mrs. Stuart before she had arisen
fom bed, instead OF while she was pur-
suing tho burglar, as stated In my dis
patch last night. tsS5 HI IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Killed On the Track.
fanacinl 10 The Times Dispat ch.,

SOUTH BOSTON, Va August IA
Samuel Clarke, OF Brookneal, q colored
man about sixty years old, was killed
( ~ freight train No. u on the Southern
railroad, going toward Richmond. satur.-t
uay night. just below this place, !.
Encineer II. r. Morrisette stated tIot
nc had Just turned sharp RI. cn lgye,o an ~
sthe track about twenty-five yards ahead,
6aid no attention, and applied the emer-
gency brakes, but could not stop his
tts The cor rfN' verdict exonerates the
company from oil blame. 28i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
5Acquinton, as; Biscoe, o-3,

n ACQuINTON, YA,, August l4-ln a
.duuble-header hero Saturday afternoon
the Aoquinton baseball team defeated
Blscoe In the first game to Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CARRIER and Trim
mer; Blscoe: Earps and Williams.
Il In the second game, Acqu!nton Won.
5ito$S, .ss 5 q,
Batteries-7Acq CARRIER, ,Lttlepage
and Trimmer; Biscoe. Earps and Triple,
Time, 1870, Attendance, 100. Umpires,
Lipscombs and CARRIER q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
May-Graves.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
RREDERICIlSBURG, VA. August H.
Mr.. lin May of Madison county and
Miss Georgia Whitlow Graves. daughter
Of Mr., T.. M. Graves, of Greene county,
were married last week at tho homo OF
the bride. Rev. ], NJ Doffermyre OIL
ciating. & The attendants were r.. t Garln,
with Miss Ruth p. Durrett; MIR. Franz
May. with Miss Lula Graves; Mr., Elijah
Southland, with Miss Mollie Graves; Mr..
Doffermyre, with Mis- Ethel Graves; Mr.,
and Mrs. May will reside IN Madison
county, rE& ~ "A 5s a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Use Oil On Trans,
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
MEXICO CITY, August 1.-THE Nesl-
can Contra has begun active gprepara-
Ftons to change lis, fuel system from
coal and wood to oil and within q few
tanks for storing oil at various points
"FiNEsT coAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WoRLp."
Richmond to Boston and return, $500;
to Proyidencef and return. $9l 90; includ-
ing meals and room. via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co., from Norfolk,
daily. limo to New England. Tickets on
sale at c., * @. and N. & ". Ry. or,
\ fees So East Main Street. y. @, Lol.r,
agent, n NORFOLK, 5 gsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
GOVERNOR LONG Been
ADVOCATE |. B {: Of D. PRIMARY |! n NJ
Governor Montague's Statement
That He Has Advocated the
Senatorial Primary Many
Years Before He Was a FL
Candidate Sustained
BY the Record.
tCo,r1m,1nicnted,)

~ :, tu.ous - ',soa MI, -.
M tlc nf on inv ,,.or n t6e
,sn d9 and the T Times g Nay -
Governor Montague then 20 :,
ssoun,,yTS Ia and Vas s'"o On The committee -
oonLerenSe unEp.tGiu
olutlons Strongiy urglng the seleGaao1 NJ =!
pie In q primary and authorized r i th h9
CHAIRMAN 70 appoint com IN e., q q
tWentv to hdvocate tno p.iinc,Rict Han.
ocratic COMMITTEES. They were direG, g q
70 ask ne committee ~ y couid y, y
EiVe them primary 70 pfrovaue .enator
II The 1oll9 e "a appeared IN the Times
EXCITED - ~ 5 5MucIl AIlS StE
"I1on. 4. a j Montague ono 81 the Con-
xelnt19ns -, ,Leaalng I niguress: oil
"a notisea PIE feature u eonhsc.itoI ltn
e6fSsnaa
sias.caiIly wheneycr the melnhsrs ne
wos eaugh1 te hall or rsnE to
aKe sp esc i,s eetR w6eR te
were Teu out exG,d al's csen;in
uqusiy. I, . !, !, ~, !, 7 i, :, !,
" inc same coiumn OF me n ,nnd q q
me same Inc slshiaGamI ,,mo5
r.
~ nes'% reporter and asked y ne desire9 s
70 suy anythting concerning ne Work r Ok
tme. stalea t ,, M
pit. Monta que speech A0rathe e! ,t
OF senator's Gy.tne people vas rins'ns
aPpeh %hiSSn nag mnn state
friends ana sSpporters
mot a. tne ohh -.
nu,. o. ~ ba A1av com,nIttee
Ibdll Ol58lHS NAuy NOAAS1 INV =
tEenty, '
inc STATE, ~ ~, :. III
anuersisneu were 'leiners 81 ,1e ~
Tee OF twenty ana were presenti %neh ~ me e
voted gown get'sao M.
Olspatcn. 81 une 20, 1917, sIs :. liz
senator. Mar,ln ,droVc 70 me yei1c H.
ana lrcH1hined Wngie tHc y teA vas
II He d'd not oh a,yend ne
the o. nis Lrlenus On x tnisi
aeHat o. me senasoIiai Us Us
was lmposslD!e lor MN IS not SE 70 nave
known that ATTORNEY. Mo 2, e ,sa
mond during the session q the Nay lay Gen,
terence ana at ne IIsetlng OF &thc state
|ConmHittee. as ,stateo. ~ = Z, .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Lime Starts Fire,

a IRE was atarted Sunday night In u
new house at EMERSON and Grace Streets
!n q rather peculiar manner: J,
ex Sss and phsasfsa
an the lime cal ght fire. and for n time
" looked as II the house would be seri \
ogsly dana ged " q he department 5resp.ond-
~ spgo.Npt Y. and the Sc w was ssliG y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Sons Of Veterans Meet.

AT the called meeting last night OF the
( Zee Camp No. IL d letter was trend from
Mrs. Norman Y, u andolph expressing her
thanks for the camn's recent conf rlbul-
"a communicatlon was also received from
Mr.. e frers0n HAYES Davis, expressing his
;gra ttHcatlo at beirg "a member Of! tbs
Sons % confe crate Yeterans ct Louis
vile, KY E5Ss M y En- - III a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Graves-Colernan,

Especial to The Times-Dlspntch) @
FREDERICKSBURG, VA,3I August IA
Mr.. W. N. Graves and Mis- Fannie p.
Coleman, both Of Orange county, were
married few days ago mt the home
Of the bride, at Orange Springs. and left
after the ceremony for a northern bridal
tour,
Miss Dnisye W, Fleming has returned
from Lynchburg, and is now spending
some time In Columbia, Va. .sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
LYNcHRURa. $500 ROUND TRIP, Y
$500 ROUND T RIP, n

GOING AUGUST 25TF1, re TUHNINal
AUGUST 2sTH, VIA N. & W. RY.I...,
The Norfolk and Western Railway VIII
operate Its last popular excursion OF tho
season to the mountains, leaving Rleh-
:nond 1910 noon, Friday, August 2a'li;
ret,,rning, leave Roanoke 1880 noon, Mon
day, August 2sth s2.oO round trip to
l.ynehburg;$ $500 round trip to Bed ford.
Montvale, Blue Ridge and Roanoke spf.
cal train OF yestibuled coaches, lor tlll
Information. apply 10 j. T. Knowles. City
sp;,s senger Agent sss East Main Street.
Or W. Steele. Ticket Agent. Byrd street
station. G, III. BosLEf. S
District Passenger tAxsnk ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
(u'tlcu |
S(Ap

Cuticura Soap combines deli.
cate medicinal, emollient, sanative,.
and antiseptie5 properties derived
from Cuticura,the great Skin Cure,
with the purest Of cleansing in
gradients and most refreshing of
flower odors. For preserving,
purifying, and identifying the skin,
scalp, hair, and hands, for irrita-1
items Of the skin, heat rasd,es, TAM
isunburn, bites and stings ofinsects,.
slameness and soreness incidental
to summer sports, for sanative,.
lantisePtic cleansing, and for allthel
purposes of the toilet, bath, and
nursery, Cuticura Soap, assisted
by. Cuticura Ointment, priceless
4 Pot,e, Drug Chem; Corp, Sole Props, Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
MASS meeting
May De CALLED.
CONTINUED from First Pasc.}i


trop and Clarke gave out tho following
statement: III its5.5 ~
There seems to be some misapprehen-.
sion regarding the paper prepared and
presented by us the Hon. s.. b. Witt,
Judge OF the Hastings Court. iStl Nj K
The facts are that nportantSin forma-
ton developed during the investiga ton
which we believed the very comprehensive
charge delivered blythe Judge to US and
our Individual onths made before him..
required lis to present ito the court as adj
ditlonal informal ionEto that contained in
the Fother report submitted
''rhls Information was embodied In
our paper. and 1t was read to the entire
grand Jury during It's deliberations, SO
that It was known to every member Of
the jury when we went into the court
that 1t was our purpose to present the
paper. to the court. "a 5@ IA
I'VE believe that the other report con-
tanned only a part Of the Information
which we were charged by the Judge to
report to the court; hence our additional
report, which the judge declined to henr
read or to accept. ,t5. Z
@ (slgned) { Z. A, BAI1GIINrAN.
&c. p. I44ATTIROIa .,5s3
Sc HARVEY CLARKE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
"August IA, sos D. 81 b
Conflicting Views.

AUGUST Ia 81 Suo. ;s115 @ aiS
Conflicting Views.
In his Interview, published In The
Times lspat ch5%of Saturday last, cap
tain Curtis stated that the. presentation
I Of the Baughman report to the court was
an utter surprise to him and t. his C, co!
leagues In The atement printed atpo ,'.
Messrs. Baughman,. Clarke and La throp
Der OF the jury when we went into the
the paper to the court 4 z}55
< When this statement was shown to Cap:
tain Curtis, and he was asked II he mad
any reply Z, to make, he said: "a } II Z gS
stdThat statement Is not true; have
nothing else to say.
Steps to Bring It Out. Nc.
II seems certain that steps of some
sort Viii be taken TO force a disclosure
of the Baughmnny report. Tx !, !,
n One we Unknown gentleman at theWhead
of n powerful city oiganlzatton said last
night that he thought the matter should
be taken to tho Court OF Appeals and ~
smandnmus gotten to force "a disc losuLe,
Another prominent citizen was of he
opinion that any one of the. three jurors
who signed the report could 80 before
tho Hastings Court and demand That a
grand Jury be summoned fStos N ear dis,
closures he was prepared to make.
Interest In the ma tier inst cad OF dbat-
Ing, Is growing stronger day by dny,l
and there As q determination on the part
of tho citizens OF Richmond to know what,
Is contained In the Baughman report. no
matter who or what Is condemned. L