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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
STIRRED HIS IRE
Justice Johns ri ghrte;o,ulss' ]l[ln1dilgT-
nation Aroused. sl

His Honor Justice J ohn was y ~ s.rc-
cjpent Of d token OF re gnrd lr1 = T., MI
sn I and nthanking MI. Smith heartily
{ re overspread his broW he 5faithf tl
sCiibbon trembled so that his lToll-si : .
walking sttek so%in S1s G Ireceiver NJ
Smith fed. aghast at Ills own ,temerl y
while the denIzensH Of the bil r ~ area allo
fl,lise their humble eyes to The sHresei'cfe 9;
6 After awful. ence' i ~
Honor spoke E tf58 4, /. u,
What think ye. thut slaR g ~ Slilo
grass. ia $ sent me & Y !, Y, n,
'rhe counterfeit prcscntnent.o mn evil
ysaged magistrate, engaged inM try Y, !, z
criminal. and underne,a 60 Il
#Adee johnson soy cut l.o y aeM,
her do Ejt.v Qultesa beYy! Of Mesh Iannrle
5fuyorltes were presen 70 soc ~ dele Ply
Charles Rosser. white but Thls <, y
did n patheticsturnt lsrede r !. lY! y.
'I.e me 80. for Gosl's y, sa
saIad 1h sso Rfalr Ss Il
s9n tnrne e y % out;go down space
Or TWO moons and sober Sllp !, !
- / 1r,fehmnontl' q hest know FAM les was be-
fore His Honor rged I n Ss'n ~ =
I ia XIII la member OF his mo hslNs uos'lste'
l'I Tears wore IN His eyes when he
'H my hoy II shall treat ye IS 4 would y
trent my own son, he were i'lsyou y,
condition. Your lnthgir W,s my .1i hn,d
for 500 for; six mon tbs; I, i. !, l. Y,
rhsyoung man wen back 70 ,.,i the pea g
tn,npa.ad I'M lifting coal from the Chesn-
.peske md Ohio cars, when alr \ ehnst ~
BTinched the two white men, a,,sd a. ,,ra
NJ would he easy o, YOU but You. s (. y =
and play craps and tnS wh h Win 'FP
money Ninety days I. sa 5, wtbst
a o,nT9o IA tbrIck, II stick az Yood and ~, a :
eebbs aa na t bloss E'xsS til!
s ums drivtng d wood wagon belonging g
;iIi sbd nearly pastsengsrs s aes
sseaE from e'ay safsssa sH place sts,
Ii,dso under arrest hut llie shsd, i, e
sbrIa d. q ter which he used 2 lFpst at'eK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
THE STATE \, M. c, AIN
PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Executive Committee Holds It's
Quarterly Meeting-New
Association. HI

The third quarterly meeting of the State
Executive Committee Of the Virginia
Young Mems Christian Association was
held yesterday in he office Of the com.
mittce at 5 o'clock T.. Nj.
Tho following Richmond members Of
the committee were present. Mcssrs, II.
a. Glllls, cllairman; Charles X. Willis,
treasurer: j. Taylor Ellyson. S. W. Ma
gill and w. +. Cottrcll, Of Newport News;
State Secretary L. a. Coulter and office
Secretary ". Reginald Walker. (.
a report for the quarter was submit
ted by State Secretary Coulter. which Was
adopted. 4
The treasurer's report was submitted
and ordered to be filed.
Mr.. Ell%sOn was appointed to represent
The State committee at conference. to lle
held nj Fort Monroe on January 18th
when secretaries OF the international and
state committees vii! meet with the board
of directors IN the interest OF the arms
work
The reporl OF State Secretary Coulla,
contains many interesting items 1, show,
that he had been di!igent. and thai In,
| work Is In prosperous condition.
| The new association al Monroe, Va, /,
! planning to have the formal opening o
the bNi,dipg,on January lTth, at whlcl
time officials Of the Southern Railwa,
and representatives Of tho nterpatlotia
Eicomlnit,sr viii bepresenra
1 ! -5-------r-- ----r,--s---- '5ss
FeWer gallons; wears logger, Dsy0e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
a j, ~ NJ itSsI, 2.
al, ana every kind Of book and 5ob print
Ing. binding, electro plating ana engrflV'

ii, ana every kind Of book and JOB print.
ing. binding sss, ti lplatlHns eng ensrsS
Ing aga soeke and andle Company,
president Alumni, Xa - P eI 4 In, 9ie
Secretary Sc ct and treasurer. 1artinsyile, va.
Capital stock OBJECTS: ao many Many
wv VII 3. Ford FURNITURE compa ny. Ineos-
!porated), Norton. w. s. Murphey. presl-r
ilent Norton, va T.. S. Miller, vice-pres..
ident, Norton va " 2; Ford, Se ins6a
secrefarv and treasurer. Norton, a.
Capital stock Objects: R ftn', ana
Kitchen K iStsIa' and household goods, pictures,
etc. y VI "a. , X.
John K. PEBBLES, president. Norfolk. Va;
II. "A. wainwright. vice- presid ent, Nor
folk, Va; Charles Mel Tunstall. secre,
tary ana treasurer, Norfolk, Va. Capital
stock, SIS, 900. Objects: To erect houses;
buy and sell real estate, ETC. S:.5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
u rs a OF "A LoN!G
n ~ ", Girl Of n Wit h Il e r1erHy.

nI,,,r,nr tho winter { 1901 f,o2 WAY ~!
Il, an a Years OF gel ended y
s 81 Ill OLD yns WI,
some friends OF ours and NJ
benrd between sc hool hour
iuse,l III get up early fin}thes y
Y, nv II ork \, but MS those pee PIE
~ IN very late l would not cook brsil
enst ri only make 4 the co lee. Il Y,
of WORKING and in "A hurry to 80 " $scieo.
~ wn,Ild u ca 4 but snack nnt $a cu =.
sYrnna coffee for my brea fast al ana 4,
wn q not long until got to- be nerve y
Il, d headaches and could not '3 We ,,3,
Zone day Il our Prof ,ounR
tellin: us whn feet
system. COMPARED ms -, !, (,
7, yl,enlth. so tried to III Sfolll'u
wns a slave to 1T, but quit lust ~ sans;
L I Ala Snot know w hut to arrl ~
=, II 4 n tea, SO + would Rdrlnk nothlng put
L., fo,, got poorsand til IN ana lnnllyy lc',t
mol 10 remove to Bclna, nsl1;, v -
. present i, ytre constun sot fosltH!,l
you can find mo ~ bllg So,
After Nc Sci tied papa 4 opeEeu =
i grocer tore, z, -
ia fhs tine Il wa S so III y could not %
and mamma wa a 2 |olls z pou
ma 5 sllo would 4prep,lre some 80 ice any ny
ir.vi "a have me drink 1t in8placef 81 Wite
III 4 .verv fine ii drank at ceds az
MA !, ni re worse. II One iday While \ Wits,
Id ing around III the store noticed your y
Postum, MS n odd drir ASKED pap h y.
he knew what 1t was, but ne sag ile ~ -!
not,fbut found l,e had ITO keep ~ 50 Is
took a IA kngc Of It shonle, nnq % q !.
would try II; made It according lo 5difec--.
lions, and 1T was tter usll,s
Postum two weeks was much less t'' ler-
yous and noticed \ was get 'ng y .llt1l y
fatter, 80 1 persuaded mamma 10 use "
For the whole family, Everyone @ lAel y
Liked I'LL and 10 hey AZ complain ~ n
| they, cannot have Post Mr. Y, "
IA fterin while ! got 70 ne neal a, ~.
tired of being indoors,8I went loul lo .iake
Ifprders for the ore q no X many y cuf''
mer / peersuaded to use Postum.
Zone lad y told ple that they used cof,-
fee because they could get premiums IRE z,
|the wra ppers, hut SHE admlt ted 4 hey dla
not like coffee at all. "a left hem a. pac Z
age OF Postum oil, trial and the next tlI'e
W came around she returned lt--sald tlley
tsdld not like al, She had y MADE i. 3rlglt,
HE was about dinner time, 50 y SAID, Lei
me make At for an ssuFs you WI
Like 1T. so i prepared the drink SaecpT \
ing to directions ard had dinner. Wili
them and they al sal Was Sdellc lous
and have used nothing else sln hat
lfady thanked me "a terWa Fds for Post YIN,
l8,t improved { their healt h, she SAID, II
Name given BY Postum co, E'a tsle erees'
Mich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
SEVERELY BEATEN.
Medical Student Suffers at Hands
eof Francione and Bartender,

Il went rom my Office over to Fraiici-
ones. and told m8thntjIt WINS a shame
to hit a man III that condt lion.
Evidence OF Chief Fuller OF. tho Fire Dee
partincnt. in theS Fr;incionc case In tho
Police Court on yesterday:ss III t.st i
Two Medical College students o.ul,.op q
spree in the afternoon entered the re-
sort Of Frnncionj, on Broad Street, ne'ir
Ninth, and began ia make a disturbance.
The smaller one was Theoretically out
upon the sidewalk, landing upon his back.
Erancioni, accompanied by his barkeper:
Tony Nora, followed the student and
smashed him In the face. As soon MS he
boy. small and weak. had struggled to his
feet, Tony Mora, the barkecper, took Il
hand and delivered n 'hot nne,' knocking
him completely out, The hoy was taken
into candy shop nearby, where'he res
Geiyed attention, 35
This was Mrs, crew'ss unimpeachnble
testimony. and Chief Pnllcl, who saw the
whole AFFAIR, corrObnratcd the story,
The chief further said !. & t3s &
The boy wts 50 drunk TINT y tcn-year-
Old lad could have whipped him. SAW
both Francion and Nora strike him.
Justice Grutch0eld imposed q fine Of IS
each on Francfoni and Mora, 55
The drunken student paid $3.50 and n
black eye for his indiscretion, while Il
companion, who used indecent language
TO an officer, paid $40 into The treasut y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
CONSTANI MERCURY
Weather Man Doesn't Expect E1, Get
ColderfW eatter, b fores T o-night.

s"There will be decided change 4 e y n
IS predioted$ for fSa turda VI Butt
occurrence will depend uppr the l pld t5''
3 OF the storm movement T. ssl5 5. 3; /.
rated during thenight viii cause clear
weather for Saturday afterno 2 2 .S =,
8'f These are the words OF Wea ther Director
Evans, who hold the four winds IN his b
hands and coming CLIMATIC event s. u his
Tennessee ana Georgia are points Of
storm centre. while the whole country !, T,
east OF the mississippi 7iver|i s visited J, by
failing weather. Snow covers al the
Northern Sta and al ne 4S9 =, 1f q
THE temperature OF the Atlantic Coast
States ., FIR North sth y Nsw ~
Of the Missssfppi River the country Is
colder the haying fallen from
eIcoldest spot B4ons the ma p, with the
thermometer alS;2 degrees below zero,
while the warlnest weather Is shared by
Key West andhJupite with the thern,to--'
meter ut 10 degrees. ))Si XIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
b lave II IN EVVl MILF 5s53i
.Anot her Old Plant Goes Down IN
Il ss$s3 3 fore March Of Progress.

srhe Old Corn mill owned and operated al 4. 9
by alcssrs Warner Moore ~; g !,
str,,ct.lre, which Will BE raised above high
Watermark and WHICH only have y ~.
grinding neal syll also. b. ~, used /, III 81
the manufacturers OF tominy, cnop gu ~
yellow 3cornmcnl RI for feeding pnrl1os es8
'Srhe new structure viii cost In IN, ne
nelghborhood Of So, oc0 nd ~ VII |, !, be
equipped with the ost mProyed, m n ehin,
Ma rn,om Gompa II " which furnished tI, ~!
machinery fort the rebuilt Gall ego sl1list
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
81 s.Y9 sfet Y
.of wood. Cut heads and bruises we're e *
5hibitcd as eyidenc &c. q. \, 4, 5$$ss
4 no the grand Jury w lica cnt. ,8s
4 THANKS FOR aFUE 10. 5 NJ,
City Mission Visitors Acknowl-
edge K indne ss Of S.S II. Halves

S5.rhe ts lowing tresOlutiohs89o Of ftharKs
have / been adopted W. the city tissi e1,
Visitors: y. B. S9
Resolved, 'rhat the thanks of tllegCity
} NJ ion {Visl tors be ex tended to Mr. s, -
Halves for Ills Kindness III lelpirg D ne
yladies iii their great need for fuel dtiring
the dreudful weat her Sof 3Dec cmber and ND
also to the kind and generous pullic who
assisted $50 LIBERAL iii tributlons j g
Mission Visitors also hope Il that hosa
WHO have helped to rel cye5 ti,c51,eces '
ties OF tho less fortunate lila 81 receive
sinS ample easure the happiness n that tilt
they deserve during the coming win ter e
6Itafis stated that the n Cttsr88S Nftssio is
always DESTROYS. to receive clot hes for 4 ne
Sdistribution among Il the needy and d az
such donations ma be- sen n o.& ~ ~
East Main Street. distribution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
IN OWING P1c TUR'EE!'sS',.
"a Unique Eff ect at the y . n. M l',l:.3' s
4; M "A T aY..

,rhe feature Of the motion picture sen-i
itertalnmonts at the Y. Nj c. "a auditorium
to-day 1T $50 and 40 be the
effects produced by the use IA t ma urai
lcolors in the pictures, which make - ne
illustrations most realistic s5i B,
Among the views that VI 2 be sllo Wn
" Re tho following Y: " I'elecI and II y
storm, at Sea ,'55 md the steam
Roller, III s''srhe T lain Roh bcry tl,, $.
a,,d.gtha Hem sta III fe OF an Ar1eri;-
III F,rena Il, d, SO Magic, 4, Buster
Brown ] oke on Pa pm, he star Span
sled Banner. Smash Ing q Jerse y m t os-
quito, and many others ssS. Ag,..
THE entertainment Will be repettie VIZ, Rth
INSTRUCTION and atnusa irlent. i!iE
# Matinee begins at 40 and q nlsf 1T per- per-
lorna ice at 40 p. NJ. he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Want Is be LAWYERS.

a class OF; forty FIVE law students were
engaged All day vest erd ay il the court :
required for license 10 practice law iii
this state. Judge John q. 4 Bucha nan had
charge of the examination. and spent the
aonF the class tefs Say es
every one Of the applicants being q white
man. tbs not the policy Of that. court
to give out the names Of the applicants
and then only the names Of the successful
applicants will be made KIN Owll.5F III a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Mr., Eggleston Here. II.

Mr. .. Egg on. OF Prince lSdWa ~,
was In the city yesterday nd B "a g lKed
Of his conln GO " pillg s ~
Z Ia IpositIon OF Superintendent OF Public
instruction He viii seek to arouse the
nco 4 more generally 2 IN
sterest of education for all the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
NEW CHARTERS GRANTED.
Five Companies Authorized by
# the Corporation Commission.

Tho State Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters
Martinsvllle Grocery COMPANY, llncor-
3norutedD, Mnrtnspille, j.. G.. Greer, presi-
dent, Martirsxlh, Va; II. N, Dyer Vice
president. Marsinsyille, Va; r. T. Self,
secretary and treasurer, Martinsyille, Va,
Capital stock. s25,D,O Objects: TO con-
due, and carry on a Wholesale grocery
and general mercantile business.
ter. Frank y, Jenvey. president, Cumber-
8jand. Nd. william HARRISON Frederick,
ieteetpfy and treasurer Winchester Va;
s.. III liansbrnpgh. director, Winchester,
g.YR Capital stock, s.5.o99. Objects; To Dc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
4. MEET AT RESERVOIR.
Drag Of Hunt Club This After:
ssfi !, w, y, 4 !, :, ri xflIreS

555s S4AOOlA-I olASeA V = - 453l
The meet OF the Deep Run. = ounds
viii be at the Reservoir this after n p
at $780, and tnot at tho kennels. as haac
tee,, previously nounced ..s a reception 9,
Will be held at the club house after the
drag i $$.s I'll z Il .8t
The following fixtures have bee 2 an
nounced for Janua ry: q. q.
Monday. anuary &C, the = J;
Az M. t' ss . y
/. Saturday anuary 18th eservoirls a; ;ao
ssturday, y sfhdary 18th, Brook bridge;
$50 p NJ. 81 Il III :, I,
3:so P. NJ s. 3
Saturday Ianuar ": IS Rio RI Vista,
$3.50 p. M 4.g
@# On every Wednesda lay a fterno on$ at + ~ $50
o'clock tho hounds will U be taken " from
the kennels for exercise or a short q ~ g,
(signed) a HI UsEBDAETI p, M. 81. q .SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
ELKS' CHRISTMAS TREE.
Members Of Richmond Lodge
HE Receive Their PRESENTS.

The annual Christmas celebration {
Richmond Lodge of I1lks was 4 hold at
the home on Thursday night; Messrs
Claiborne Epps and w. Alacfarlane Jones
acted as Santa Clauses. They were Iin-
.troduced by Mr.. John Lamb, and im-
medlutely began the distribution Of ap-
pToprlate gifts to the members.
After the distribution during which
there was much fun. a smoker was in
dulged I'M n 55f 8f III ia sjS3 IKE 52
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Small Bows Arrested,

Detective Wren and Policeman Jennings
yesterday arrested three small white
shot Il colored girl, Dozzle Gaslsns, In!
trying 10 protect himself from. a. crowd
Of negro boys. r he case will he heard
in Police Court this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
y attorn.y ao,, etai ~ the Common

the attofnsyr genetai Il Tor the Gotnt u =
sw'ealth aha sGbinl ted. !. Y, n, I, y.
% Mex. GASES 10 Be called are Vheelriyht
vs. Common wealth, No. on CofporatI;ino I,
iComitiissiUti docket: vit9tti Ia from Goal
and vs. hoberr +, y 19Snssol
and ofl tiir privileged docket end NOR 9.
folk ana Western Rail way Com pan Y !.
the towli III SUFFOLK, NO is on sar sunne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Brewers Have Banquet,

The Brewers Union of this city recent
~ enjoyed themselves greatly at Lerch's,
when heir annual banquet was given,
John Ryall. OF Pabst's, was toastmaster.
Among the speakers were Mcssrs. a. Won
Rosenegk, Philip Metz, John Shokie, Fritz
Griger. Lonnic Wilson and John Kava-
naugh, !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Mrs. Hastings's Death.

n Mrs Lily N. q iastings. 3 whose ath
"Wednesday III Fl ford J, collD. \, has been
noted. was Miss r lily NJ. {, New, I. a daugts
ter OF the late James ". and Louisa G..
New, OF Richmond She Is survived by
one brother, Mr.. +, \ n ", New, manager
OF ]. e. Dills tobacco factory, here, and
q sister. Mrs. l.. s. jackson, q Hartfo ford,
made a3F9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Proceedings Of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals Yesterday folloWi Virginia PAS
stnser and Power Company et ais, vs..
the Commonwealth, fully argued BY a. II.
Gulgon and Eppa FIunton. Jr, for the
Power Company and F,g ~, conner and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07

itiey Peters,a pleasing reception ~ ~ ~ Z.
ttre roott1 of tho church on ny eonesoas
Az Hfr virsiiiius II. Harrison. Of the otficiall
board. mad u neat and appro priate speech q.
OF welcome, " tiich was respondee.d!i 70 py
the pastor IL a choice manner. The pa e.
address contained q handsome tr y.
butte the history OF the church ana ,t NJ
newed aetivlty On The part q theen Il +,
,l,er,bershp. The address T 3 Z asars,Sys
little Miss fnrgie Bryant delighted the
company by several ireci tntiohsg Both f Y,
them e,cored agit saa',n /;
tie ftss Bryant az years Of age dtsp pig y
phenomenal e1ocutotiai' powers; \ and her
work would 90 credit 70 one q mat " e
Ss Aada,,ph VI, III so If social converse
followed the formal programme ana q
committed Of ladies served cream any anu
cake. .,SS sf II "A III .1g B .f "
with anew pas tor, and 1t Is thought ne ne
Will do q fine work. ,,. 3 III (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Prohibitory Clause

u The Corporate q Commission wa n 4
willing Is grant the cha ter Because y
was doubtful whether It was perm 81
to- Is 80 under the statute which fort-
BIDS the purallellng 81; n The r zig y chmond,
Fred ericksburg and Potomac line, q
which the State owns an I'M erest. 81 I rs
on tho construction of this prohibitory
statute chat the granting 4of he pro opposed
charter hinges. The appellants contend con No
thai the statute In question merely for e
bids the paraleling Of the ent tire line sof
the Richmond " F'rederi cksburg ana i'oto-
mac Railway and not the parallel ne q
Il small portion Of such line,. as is asked
by charter. II is cont"nde g y la en- he
present line from Richmond to- Q s 1
derives Very little revenue from local
pass enger or! freight traffic. and de pend :, 3
for It's revenue largely u pom tho thIrough
ira nc over It's route he 6.h1ildtn u q
tho proposed Il Richmond and Chesape re
Bay Railway. 1t lis ontended( by p 81
TONERS would promote and enhance 81 ne
business and the value 5of the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac 6, rat her ina y
idetract thercfron1.s 10 forbid he
pare cing OF even small part ofa t q
line. III is commended, would be prohib1l-
tory i non the progress and adYan c &C 7
ora large portion 9 sastern svlrginla,
Iii short. II is contcnded #t In word lr
t.inc." used In the prohi statute
means the entire line, and not r. s SINAI
Norton thereof, * x {.s g s sS al Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
ss;RECEPT1oN1'TOI PASTOR. A,
Rev. Sidney Peters w Y a 4
erected ~ Trinity NJ u E.M Churcf

The members 81 Trinity M x II 4 y
Church rave Sheir new past REV.. SIG si,
tey Peters,a pleasing reception n ~ ieS I,
tttre room ZOE, tho cf1 urcl1 on w ednesoay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
1 Mr., Wherry Convalescent.

Mr.. Robert s, Whcrry. who has abeeilGill
for several weeks IA his home on South
Third street withsEtyphold fever. u $ re-
covering rapidly under The trcatmcn OF
Dr. j. G. Trevili an. & ss Ri 81 sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
BU|lD1.As..R'.Q|.||.A||.D|'|.n.'.''I|'|0|'|
CHESA||.PE /. | !. (. /. !. |
Supreme Court viii Ill; 4 BE ,y' Asked.
Monday ~ Decide In
81 .$ \. portant: A sst,e. 555
HAVE NEW line T: I u ASHLAND y [
But Great Teri tory Now With
" Transport t:iilo ',1l i; Facil
ties Opened Up.s N


The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Wiz,
tglnla, Vii Il on II Monday next hear argu:
S,ncnt oil the case Of 'heelwright ant
Others VS.. the Comm nwealth an appea
from the decision Of 4; the Corporation
Commission, refusing = charter to thu
appellant and associates for the col.
Sstruutloni OF an electric Il railway line
known as the Richmond and chesapeake
Bay Railway Company. which proposes
10 parallel the line OF the u Richmond
fredericksburg and 1'oto mac Raj way, fol
q distance Of about fifteen miles. II
The Richmond u and Chesap eake Bas
4 Railway Company Is the! prospective cor.
$poration headed by Frank u GouldS pres.
sident, which applied TO- tho state Corpo.
ration M commission 81 Decent erB re- 1904.
THE petitioners named iii this appeal
from the sS conln,ission's decision h are
THOMAS 8. Wheelwlight " II. 1! r. Wyatt
=. r. w llians, LouiA rs D obie. = Il Is
Sands, Henry w nderson L and I'll ckel
harrington. Jud 90 James n Keith, presl-
dent OF the court Flowed the appeal
The officers and directors named 4 t3 the
application \ for char tor IRE mi Fran X m y
Gould 81 Of N ewl8 6 Y rk, II pres1 dent Henry
We Anderson, y Of 81 Richmond, vice-prcsi.
dent " Guy ri, ps, Of New4 York.. secre-
8tary and N treasurer: III. s II. Ynyt,,SE5 81
Richniond, assistant secretary and treas,
urer; Directors Henry w, n Anderson
Thomas s. TNvheelwright, u. r. ~ i lams
and Fritz Sltterding, S of Fs Richmond
rank u Gould, Guy II hill ps and 3. " II,
Harmed, OF New York. ss s$
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BurntttsE & atrass of I, :, "
In purity and stYctlst e.,
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Route Road.f

Tho route Eof /. the proposed road lis 1, as
follows Through the counties OF Henrico,
Hanover. ~ Via sS 7 he town Of. Ashland;
thence through King William. Sing and
Queen, and ~ Essex to Ia ppa hammock;
thence across the Rap ahannock throuzh
the counties Of r lchmond, No Humber.
land and Lancaster i OF nh h OF hem 4 g
a point or points on the g hesa peakes I: Ha y
within the counties OF n thumb erla nc
and Lancasters or Of her of " hem:
III add ion to this line, her is out
lined, dlyerEing from the FOREGOING at8or
near Ashland, lroug Ii Il III lam.
$lStnag and ueen, lol,ces n n Ids lcsex,
Mat ews. OF any of them tog g oucestcr
Point. or to any OF her olrlts on. Chess
a peake Il Bay In Glouceste err. N athews OF
Middcsex. Tho estimated aleng tn sof n he
route first outlined Is a bout one hundred VI
miles; n and the estimated distance from
Richmond Il to G Gloucester ~ Point Or ~
terminal of the second route IS also lst'. On '
hundred miles /, but II will real y be from
twenty to fifty m les shorter, since " 81 i
Will surely have 80 be lstructed from ON
the point or divergence from thess other Ct
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Personals and Briefs

MIS-, w. II % lns 4ts EerI9lEsly ~ -
sst. Isuke's IIospita !, b IL B. lSi I.
n The funeral Of Y the Ein FAINT daugh tertsof
MIR, and Mrs F. lSatnarsl Ma 9 from
the home, No 500 East Tenth y reel.
vest srday afternoon ut q o'ploek,3
Il o. 8tPul III ms N export Ne Va
twisting relatives I'M Manct ests = .i n
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Officers for u cstia Conclave have been
d follows: Past Arcllon. 81 s,
Moody: Archon. Tolei.;;$ Provost 't
Roy fcCunn 4; Prelntc W.. II; AZ kinsoll;
Secretary. q. a. Raines Fnarcer,. e,' ~, q.
Walthall Treasurer j ,5 DIT NJ orrissc.t;5
Inspect tor w. Crooks 4 lYarder, .G.
Rcdfortl \; Sentinel ]. sInlll. h.
II. T. II Pat terson. J5 d