The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
THE VIRGINIA
PHARMACISTS.
Il AZ W $1,000 $3.50.
Ho1d Convention While TAX
ing aSSca Voy- u
age.
!. a. MI. MILLER I.!|:! PRESIDENT 3 !. u
49, 1 49,. .--- -
Governor Will Appoint c. p.
,Kcarfoot to Examining
Board.
/. A. MILLER PRESIDENT
(speciai il The Times. DISPATCH,

NORFOLK, VA, June t5-.rho steam
ship Dorchester returned here to-day witt,
the members OF the Virginia Pharfr,aceu-
teal Association aboard. They left last
Monday on tie steamer for tho double
purpose Of the voyage and ot holding
an annual meeting There were ninety
persons IN the party, and they enjoyed
the trip ana elected the following ofllcers:
President, T.. A. Miller, Of Richmond;
first vice-bresident, 2. G. Hammer, Of
Lynchburg; second vice-president, ". q.
Williams; secretary, G. 3, Fleet of
tynchburg; local secretary, II. S. Ar
rington, Of norfolk; treasurer. Henry
Eley, Of Suffolk. Executive committee
r. w. Miller. p. u. Brands ana Mr..
Curd, All Of Richmond
F@ Five druggists were recommended to,
the Governor for the selection. IF one as
member Of the State Pharmaceutical
Boardp Ind the name OF G.. 2. Kcarfoot,
incumbent member. Of Martinsville. head
Ing the list, lie will be appointed BY the
Governor. 81, F{E
A NnALFDAsAECE CASES.
The cases against Norfolk County
Urea stirer Samuel ". Lions and l.. NJ.
Nicholas, commissioner Of the revenue.
for the Second District of Norfolk coun-
Is, we're heard and dismissed today in
the Norfolk County Circuit Court The
charges against the two county officers
were lodged by L. F. Baum and other
|. members OF the Istraightout faction act 9,
& the county, who charged them WIFI Ha1-
feasanca in office. * y, Il.
#81n beth cases council for the petition I,
ers informed the court that a bill OF ex-,
cention would be filled Eithln the thirty
duys. and the cases will be carried TO the
Court Of Appeals Both cases are due to
the factsonal policies OF Norfolk county.
DIED OF PTOAA1NE POISON.
Engineer o. ". Myrtle Of the steamer
Brandon, was Summoned home TO Befk-
ley this morning BY the death Of Two y,
81 his sons, whom he left n good health
Yesterday, for the Tip to Richmond. Mrs.
SYvrkle and three children became Slick
last hight after eating canned toY1inoes
Containing ptornane poison The sick
ness WIS not regarded as Serious TIL
O'Clock, when one Of the boys; Levy.
Ave years OF age. died In cohvulsions.
several hours aftefward ana after ply
sicans had been Summoned, Jerd oftie.
THEE years Of age. succumbed to the
deadly poison; hnd Mrs. TIyrkle and the;
infant we're violently Affected she was =: 8
iiiiable to give any nssistance to the
dying childten.a and It was BY heroic
remedies that she and the Infant were
saved ana pronounced out Of danger
this morning. The father left home dur
Ing the afternoon to attend Els lodge.
and then left here for Richmond on the
Brandon without suspicion Of the
fatalities pending in his family. He was
summoned BY telegraph and arrived this
morning. The physician. Or. Lyford.
says the poisoning was the result OF
eating a Quantity OF mixed nuts. green
cranes ana canned tomatoes tie latler
| being the. prlncipal cn!ise $3.50 555f5 "
70 IDENTIFY BODY.
Mrs. Louisiana Hobbs Douglas, 81 Lam Z
bert's Point, viii 80 is Ashevile, n C,.
in an effort to Identify TIE Body 81 the
man Asduitii. as that 81 the Bogus lord
Reginald Douglass who pretending to
ha 4 English noblemnn won her heart
ana aftefward deserted her, with an IN
FAINT In the west. She simply desires |!
identify the. BODY SO that II It is that OF
lord Douglas" She will know that she
Is free from Hin, withont having to re-
sort IL the divorce courts
| SEASONS FISHING RECORD.
Harry B. spivey. and ". z B. #Davidsdns
of Norfolk county. made yesterday at
Ocean View. the most remarkable fishing
record or the sea SON. In seventy I'VE
minutes they caught 1sa fish, including
spots and hoghsh Mfr. George Fl. Balm,
Mr.. Bean. Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Willie Bean.
caught 1872 brokers' In an hour. including
other kinds Of FISH.