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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

ATLANTIC COAST LlNE-cHEAP
TABLESPOONFUL OF JULY.
Account above the Atlantic Coast Line
will sell tickets to all points south OF
Potomac and east nf Mississippi Rivers
Including st. Louis, Mo-. at one and one
third frst-class fares (minimum rate, 81
cents). Tickets on sale July LIST to 4th
inclusive. final limit July 9Th, 1905,
For full information, apply to. agents
Of the company: Richmond Transfer Com
pany, Sl9 East Main Street. or
G, s.. CAMPBELL, ID
Division Passenger Agent
No. 1888 East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
( MORE CHARTERS.
State Corporation Commission,
Authorizes -Four Companies.

The State Corporation Commission yes
tcrday granted tho following charters:
Tho j. c. Goodc Lumber Company, In
corporated. Boydton, MecklenburE county,
Va. fIncorporators: st. John Chambers
Goode, president and director; Thomas F..
Goods, Jr.. vice-prcsident and director;
Va os' Capital iai's stock: Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. $4,000. Objects and purposes:
TO buy and sell and manufacture timber,
lumber, dressed and undressed, doors,
blinds, sash. headings slaves, etc.
Rivcrview Residence CORPORATION. Nor
folk. Va. Incorporators: G. j. Carlow,
president; w. p. Cousins, vcc-presldent;
Alan G.. Burrow, secretary and treasurer;
Va. Capital stock: Maximum, $1,000;
minimum, $500 Objects and purposes
To buy and sell real estate, improved and
Black Wolf Coal Company, incorpor-
atcd. Tazewell. Va. Incorporators: A.
St. Clair, president, Tazewell, Va; George
w. Moore, Jr, vice-president, Lynchburg.
Va; George L.. Fleming secretary and
treasurer. Lynchburg,. Va. Capital stock:
je0s and purposes To mine ship and
sell coal and iron ores, to lease iron and
coal lands to be mined and operated by
others; to erect, and operate furnaces,
mills. factories and all other works and
machinery necessary; TO buy and sell
goods. wares and merchandise of any and
all descriptions.
Auxiliary Homo Protection Association
Of Virginia, Elk Hill. Va. Incorporators
Cooper Randolph JACKSON: New Pan
nell, directors, all of lNk Hill. Va Capt.
tai stock; None. Objects and purposes:
Mutual social society etc ER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
tspeclal to The Times-Dlspatch.)

WASHINGTON. June &c, Four and pos
sibly six Of the nine great. departments
OF the government, which are represented
In the Presidents Cabinet, will have new
executive heads by this time next year.
and possibly sooner. This does not signify
that'there will be that number OF resign
lions within the ensuing year but when
such designations rs are certain 70 come
take effect there will be shifting about
OF other Cabinet officers.
Unless the President has reason to
change his mind. Charles j. Bonaparte, or
Maryland who becomes Secretary OF the
Navy next Saturday, will succeed Attor-
ney- General Moody when the latter re-
tires year hence. 1t was Mr. Roose.
velt's original plan to place Secretary OF
War William II. Taft at the head OF the
Department Of Justice, but he has an n.
other office in mind for. him II secretary
Hav should retire--that is, the State port
folio. ,o,r
made that Secretary shaw OF the Treas as
ury. and Attorney General Moody viii re- :,
tire next year Mr.. Shaw will reinqulsh
his ,otfice in january or February,
Before he left Washington for his sum.
NOR soiourn at Oyster Bay the president
gave out some tips" and 1t is nov pos
sibe to announce that George b.. Cortei-
YOU. at present the Postmaster General,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

accused. and 1t became his duty to admins
lister the law rs he saw It.
After the motion was -oycriuled, Mr..
English moved that the sentence of deata,
which had beer passed upon johnson and
the time fixed for the execution for the
goth Of July, be set aside to give him an
opportunity to prepare writ OF error
TO the Supreme Court, which meets in
Staunton on the 10th of September This
was done, and johnson again sentenced
TO die. This time the date was fixed
for September 18th.
When the order of the court was pre-
parcd and tho motions filed, Clerk Wnd-
dill asked johnson to stand, and put the
question as to whether or not he had
anything to say why sentence should
not be passed upon him..
Pleads Own Cause.
There was breathless pause of sew
eral minutes and every eye In the court
room was fixed upon the figure of the
accused, who was for the second time to
hear a sentence that would mean his
death upon the Eallows. Johnson's mouth
twitched, and twice his lips parted with
out any sound. In scarcely an audible
voice no said: II don't know what to
say" and then paused two or three Soc
unds.
Clearing his throat and looking Judge
Scott straight in the face, he then began:
II sho' is er innocent man. Eff twas the
last thing / had to say in this world and
Jesus was looking right at me horc, |
would say is innocent. MIR. Crowder
Zone Of the officers who participated IN
the arrest of Johnson) say hisself that no
arrest me Jest cause I didn't work ne
always look like lie been mad with me.
But ain't never done nothin' to MN.
en- dun know what he got against me,
cept twas when we was at the sea-
shore and he jest us bad off as ! was
both of us grabbing crabs out and frying
en- on a piece of tin.
II never seen dat girl bcfo'. TO God
I sho is innocent of dis crime, Ef l had
er done it could cr got out OF town
All right. But white people got moro
power than got, and they put up plot
to arrest me- In jail down here dey just
worried me nearly to death, and say
that lust we'll say had n black coat
fer they was goin' to say / told 'em so
anyway ta
johnson then dealt with much of the
evidence If Officer Johnson saw him
burning rags, why didn't the officer stop
him? the accused asked. He denied posi-
lively that he had ever burned any rags
in the house, and asserted With some
show of excitement that he DelleVeu the
officers did the burning for the purpose
Of getting him into the fix.
* man that'll do little girl like
that ought to be punished. I say that
md / say they ought to get the right
man." The accused then said that C--..
Ger Branch was whispering to Ruth
Pinchbeck all the time he was In the
room the first time nc was taken before
her for Identification.
Judge Scott may, between this and
Saturday, set aside the verdict. At the
beginning of the next term Of court 1t
will be too late to take action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

PRESIDENT PLAINS GENERAL
SHAKE-UPI IN HIS CABINET
Shaw and Moody Will Retire. and Other Changes vii
Be Caused By Shifts. and Promotions

VIII be the next secretary OF tHe tlSo"'
ury. The transfer of Mr.. Cortelyou to tne
Treasury will necesstate. Of course, Inc
appointment OF ANEW Postmaster cen
clal. fss&6
Although reassurlng reports are coming
from Secretary Hays summer nome W
New Hampshire, and there Is no reason
to anticipate he will not be We'll again
soon, his latest Illness has led to gen g en-
cral belief that he will not care to under-
take his official duties again for long
period. Mr.. Hay isNvery solicitous 81 2, MS 3
own health, and the fear in the sW n! Y
House circle Is that he will soon 60 INTO
retirement. ~
There is indsputable authority for the
statement that the President has though
of asking Elhu Root former Secretary OF
War, to return toathe Cabinet as, Secre.
tary of State. But from What was leaEheo
he has about concluded not to 90 SO.
Whether or not this decision IS due 70 a., a. Z :.
Roots disinclination to rc-enter papilc
life remains to be disclosed. J.
The president, therefore, IS turning TO
his versatile Secretary Of War, and nd, ne =
indications now are that Mr.. TAFT VIII pc
the next Secretary of State. With Bona
parte going to the Department OF Just y. =
and Taft 10 the State Department, me
President will have to name new sec
rotary of the Navy and another Secretary
of War a s5ssslafi '9t So. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
JUDGE CHRISTIAN
WAS APPOINTED
Will Succeed Mr.. McGilvray as
Second Clerk Of Board OF
Education.

IA forecast by the Times-Dispatch. DR..
]. w. Southall. superintendent Of public
instruction, yesterday announced the APP
poilNment of ex-Judge David A.. Chris
tan. Of Appomattox county, 20 of " pn IIi
instruction, vice John a. McGllVray, re-
moved. ,4
Judge Christian arrived IN the city
Wednesday night and SO did Dr. se e,.,all
the applicant had q conference with the
superintendent, with the result that DR..
southall determined to appoint the ex,
judge The appointment was announced
The appointce was for seven or eight
years Judge of the county court and and
has practcad law since the abolition or
the county court system. lie IS unl-
vesity Of Virginia graau a. tha nostion
s su5S w. = N
But one thing remains, and that is the
confirmation by the State Board OF Edu-
ton Will serve as recess :, appolntee
until the Board conycnes In september,
and 1t Is regarded az q forcgone conclu-
sion that the appointment VIII be con-
tirmed.
The election in November will certainly
result in the selection Of new superln-
tendcnt, the incumbent not being can
ddata for reelection, and the incoming
Governor becoming u u ile'Ape' ~ ~
Board also. The attorney-generalt to be
selected in November will be member
OF tho Board, but II the incumbent be
reelected he will of course continue on
the Board continue In office for two
years longer unless death or reslgnn-
ton should occur. The incoming sup
erintendent will have the selection of the
first and second clerks N the department.
and It Is, of course, uncertain whether
or not he would retain tho incumbents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY RATES
ia NORFOLK AND WESTERN R,Y

Tickets at greatly reduced rates will
be sold on July LIST, I'd. Sd and 4th. good
for return passage until July 9Th, 1905.
The following round-trip rates VIII apply
from Richmond: Norfolk and return,
$3.50: virginia Beach and return, $50;
Ivnchburg and return, $500, and cor
responding low rates to all other points
south Of the Ohio and east of the ais
sissippi Rivers. For tickets and further
information, apply to Richmond Transfer
Company; Ticket Agent, Byrd Street sta
ton, or at company's office. 1913 East
Main Street.
FJNO. =. WAGNER, G. a. BOsLEY,
CITY Pass, Agt Dist. Pass. Agt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
NEW. LIGHT PLANT
IN HIGH Hi: FAVOR Al
water Committee Endorses the
Scheme and Gives Rea-
sons.
Will | {: I. 7 BE ADOPTED Y: % ::

The Water Committee last night unan-
imously adopted tho report of the sub
committee, endorsing the proposed new
electric light plant at the old pump
house.
The report sets out at some length
the reasons actuating the committee,
among them being that as soon as tho
new settling basin Is completed, the old
pump house will be abandoned as a
pumping station and all the water taken
from the settling basin to avoid possible
pollution.
Concluding the report says:
That it will be necessary TO appropriate
the sum OF elghty-nine thousand dollars
for the erection OF plant to be located
at the new pump house, having capac-
ty of ten million gallons per tWcnty-four
hours. the cost Of which is itemlzcd as
follows:
Building Sl2, 00 co
Electric pumps, motors, trans
a formers, switchboard, transmits
II SION line, eto. ............... y, 900 70
Main between pump house and
~ new reservoir g.....................5 90 90
Total /. \. !. $50, oOo %
In CONCLUSION, the advantages to the
city Of Richmond for making this cnangeG
and Improvement present themselves TOY
our minds Tor the following reasons:
Tho present pumping machinery at the
old pump house Is old, mucn worn and
out-of- date, and In best condition of t. Q
river affords capacity OF about seven
million gallons per twenty-four hours. II
this is to be maintained as a part OF the
pump works of Richmond, In order to
use the water from the new settling ga In,
which Is absolutely essential on account
tr1v1fr &f,a nav
side OF the canal. 1t Is estimated that
the cost Of q conduit to carry the water
to the pumps would be eighty thousand
dollars. In any event, 1t IS apparent
that the pumping capacity OF our city
must now be increased to safely guard
us against water famine and confiasra-
ton. This has already been brought to
the attention Of the CITY Council by
recommendation Of the Committee on Wa
ter, calling for an outlay OF one hundred
power pumps and forty-fve thousand dol
lars for reserve steam power pumps to-
tai, one hundred and ninety-five thous-
and dollars.
gested at an expense Of eighty-nine Tho s.
and dollars, this expenditure of one Il ia
drcd and ninety-flve thousand dollars
could be saved until such time as To
Increased consumption OF water by the
city demanded IT.. and by making use OF
thu power developed at the old pump
house. the city would have in reserve fer
it's future use water power at the new
pump house Of six hundred horse power,
a very valuable reserve, If the change
at the old pump house Is not made, the
whole power now In reserve at the new
house would be utilized, and the pumrtnS
plant at the old house remain idle until
necessity demanded Its use.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN MANN, 5JR
Chairman Subcommittee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
CITY COMMITTEE.
Body to Meet Tonight to De,
clare Primary, Result.

The City Democratic Committee Will
meet at Murphy's Hotel ut 8 o'clock to-
night to declare officially the result Of the
recent primary for city and legislative
Offices .
The committee will also likely take up
the question Of raising funds for the
ton Members who favor. this method
say they will have no trouble in securing
the necessary funds. III 4 !,
Clerk P, p. Winston. Of the Law and
Equity Court. reported his primary RXr
pelses yesterday to Chairman Doherty
He had no opposition and spent no money
beyond the $50 paid for entering,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Found a Taker at Last.

The post Of United States CONSUL 10
accepted BY a Norfolk negro after going
begging for months, The new appolnte g
ia q, Jarvis Bowen. q colored pharmacIst
a. 4. w w. liar Harris, - 81 Dinwidde, q colored
deputy collector In the internal revenue
office in this city; again to George ~,
Julien Stephens. secretary Of the kieh,
H., Hayes. a colored attorney of Rich
mond. All three of them declined the
proffer preferring American and their
small island, ~ w sFs H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Council Elects Officers.

AT the recent meeting OF Peerless Coun-
Gil, Daughters OF Lherty. Of Towards
ed: Councillor, Journey Tylsri Associate,
Councillor, Miss M. o.. Muire; Vice Coun,
eilor Miss R, 2. Clifford; Associate-Yl!ce
Councillor, T. D. Fuqua: Recording Sec
rotary, M. A. GermelnRan; Associate
Secretary, Mrs, NJ. 4, Brown; Financial
Secretary, Mrs. Nettie Taylor; Treasurer
Mrs. Douglas #, Temple: Guide, Mrs. NJ.
". Ennis: inside Guard, Mrs. Ora clifford
Trustee FOR eighteen years. Mrs. NJ, "
Ennis. gf ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Mr., Garrett's Views.

State senator w. A. Garrett. OF Henry,
WAS In The city yesterday and called at
the state Library building Mr.. GARRETT
in conversation with friends expressed yhe
belief that Senator Martin would carry
both Henry and Patrick counties by large
ma1nr!iies Mr., Garrett Is unopposed for
but may have opposition In
the general election In November.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
MR.. COWHERD TALKS.
Calls on Governor Montague and
Brings Cheering News.

brings Cheerlng News.
Mr.. B. r. Cowherd, prominent NOR
chant and railroad contractor, having In
terests in both Fluvanna and Goochland
counties. was caller at the Governors
office yesterday, and he assured the Gov
ernor Of his belief that he will carry
both these counties over Senator Mar
tin for United States Senate.
Mr.. Cowherd Is trained politician.
and has heen procurement In all the bat
ties OF this party in recent years in his
section.
'"IIc will get two districts In Gooch-
land for the Governor" he said, 'and
will lose one. The two will overcome
the one. and believe he will carry Flu
wanna.
II was at Palmyra when he spoke
there the other day, and he made votes
for his cause, ] am sure"
Governor Montague spent yesterday
IN his office. He speaks IN Sussex to-
day. surry tomorrow, and Hampton to-
morrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Sending Out Checks.

Second Auditor Dew and his corps of
clerks are now busy preparing to make
tho semi-annual interest payments on the
State bonds July 1st. The semi-annual In
terest payments aggregate about $3.50 600.
The requisite funds are IN Inc treasury
credited to this charge, and II Is only a
matter OF making and mailing the checks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

States government, and unless paid a pen
nlty will be added. These taxes are pay
able at tho office Of the collector 81 inter,
INV snch taxes is so per- cent. Delinquents
are urged to pay up and save the heavy heavy
penalty. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Are Recommending Him.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT William a. Anderson
is still so engaged by his official duties
that he ilnds 1t utterly impracticable to 80
out on the stump In his own hehsff N MS
ing raany letters from friends and press
expressions commenting his COURSE, and
assuring him that his interests VIII be
looked after by them
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-05

DaS uneliid mnierer eltalrd'el
Reoatteure 1T, oob Tic, lpeti lie meIlI
mur Guoliidl leicu tonnen. ndl terI
eutopdiide anscle9enbeiten UNI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iiberboupt-nu'
dis euoliider Guele unterridtcr
f0nnen mo carum allies ourh 81,
enoIild oeidrbte 8riae ichCn. Duo
merit MAJ audi OH unIeren tag
Iid,en e~neliid,en 3eitnn9en Jest &c
Der Soo. Ddren lie i'm Stalioe aud
cine oeutId)e ODER fran8oIiihe Sc
hno al leIen uno iid 10 ana, EN-
mai Die Welt BON eiuem onoerr
stunppn,fte aus ais benz enSIiIdler
ouanieben, 10 piiroen lie ntdnt al
ben laderlid)en &ohl ouitiIhen, mi
benz lie iebt td9lih iibcr Die Ntor
rotoIroee lire 2eier re9oliren. Selb'
pou Der ep8liIben Sesprehe Setro
acne, megoen lie Do muir ieoen 900
an ibren 2eieru Su engitiden SesrIit
germ.
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UcrIam0t.

8ertGuier uuo BsrtduieltHuen i'll bieien
uuo benz an8rsn3enOem 5erritormm, I'm
oaS 8boleiaIe department. bon stnem Glt;
etoblirtsn Gommerslal 0auS pom sutsu
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betauut gu MAIDEN. Stable NGare. @ebaIl
SO. 80 per Tag, wO6enrIibe Sejabluug {; NIT
allen auoeren ausSa6m pom Suuptquor:
ttere aus. 9fero uno Su9sp 9e8eben wenn
uotbpeuoI9. Sir belorSru allsS. 2uitels
lung lit gut urb fir lGu9sre 3eit. aOrsiirs,
Sbe columbia 9ouis, $50 NouOu SOlg.
Shica0o, 81.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-05
Seau Saures IL ScrIin.

Der nomhoiie iranionld'e Sod'''
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IN Der ncutIdncn RctdShnupt't'ot
er,d,eincu uno iiber Die anI5apci'
bes sosialismus 6ur erhalttn9 De"
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3ei: fonute 5son 5anreS ermabl'll
IN 3eutId,Iauo ouiiutreten, "Is Seraoe
lest Dem serooe er nar es, Der
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gteuoud,e Soce co0 Wort 8treoe'
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-05
Sine rotc El1ggc lit oos

GtHe rotc YINH1c III Uu@ DC.
Il brs Si9uuI III Der 9on3cn Nelt,
uper Die Nntut ueojent iit nnoerer
I0armn9s3cid,cn. pautnusid)Io0,
oaoemeine ShmGhe mh auocrc
5pmptome ipreben oeutIidler ais
Die rote SIoa9e. Sie 9eben ytoW'
rjdht, ooB Dos Blut unrein 1T. 5ol'
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pctcr 6ahrucp, l12-1l4 90. Sop
4ue., Shico9o, 81.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-05

- yiid)t ipeil es uurcdlt mar, Die
Sbiueien 10 3u b]ebnlloelu, ionperm
.uetl mir fir uuiereu 6anocI nil
Gbiuo 3u iiirdlten be8amen, ioII
nun ben r9cpitoetcn" 3opiird9ern
9eocuiiber eiue unitdnoi9e 9cbouo,
lung Yias areiicu, lpenn lie unier
@ano pciudleu. DIE Gbtueieu miiB,
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neuu lie oicicm Sruno nidt erteu.
nen uno ms bon nun ab ieoer3c I
an oieier, pie es idetut nIleiui8 per.
munoboren, Stele paden pitroer .
Sbrem 9opcott gc9cniber hobem
plr MN u 9eIaet. Sre weroem uts
ourdl oteieS uuo dbulid)e Yiittcl
bolo audi uod gum S'5a9en Srpin'
gen. YiSher empfonoeu uIeim Die
Gbtneien Die unIeiolidfeiten Der
d)ineiiih'ameritanii6en 9eSiebm.
oen. Bon nm al rlueroeu mir Tie
in imater itdrterem WtoBe 5u iiibIeu
befommen. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-07-05
N Gurefa mo nmacaeno At

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