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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
3POsToFF1cE RETURNS.
Quarterly Reports to Richmond
Office Make Business Heavy.

a. Assistant Postmaster J. L. Grubhs "as
a. busy man yesterday. Flo spent the
day receiving, counting-up and properly
auditing the cash from tho several hum
dred postonlccs In Virginia and North
Carolina that arc required by law 20
report and remit to the Richmond Of
flce Remttanccs were received yester-
day from about two hundred Offices, ana
they varied in amount from ono dollar
10 sos. averaging about SIS per ONCE.
The remittances came in all shapes, ana
it was as much work to count out ana
credit up one-dollar return as u was
10 AK up one for hundred dollars
s. More than half the Offices in virginia
have to report and remit to the Rich
1nond office, and nearly halt OF those
In North Carolina do likewise. Many
of the Offices in Northern Virginia ana
IN the Valley report to Washington.
some Of them direct to the Postofhce
Department, and nil OF those on the
Eastern Shore report to Baltimore All
the others in Virginia, except the larger
offlces, such as Lynchburg. Norfolk.
Roanoke and Danvllle, which deal direct
with the department. report to Rich
mond. Tho North Carolina Offices when
doInot report to the Richmond ONCE
renort to Raleigh Asheville or Salem.
Tho auditing of these quarterly re-
norts is no small matter IN the Hcn-
mond Office, and that is what IL now
making Assistant Postmaster Gruol'ots
work overtime. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
DIR. DANIEL INDICTED.
Charged With Using the Mails
for Improper Purposes.

DR.. J, Stills Daniel, proprietor of san
itarIum In this city, was Indicted by the
Federal grand jury yesterday In two
cases on the general charge Of using the
malls for improper and unlawful pur-
poses. 6f.
One of the indictments contains three
counts, concerning Daniels alleged tranlo
in device advertised to accomplish re-
suits Btrinsently prohibited by the law,
When the indictments were returned,
DR.. Daniel was not in THE courtroom.
nor was he represented by counsel. The
case was set for to-day and Daniel, who
is out on ball. has been notified to this
effect. FITS counsel has also been nott-
fled. ll
Indictments were also brought In
against Jesse Lewis. for robblng the
malls, and William Jetor for embezzling
public funds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
SPEAKING TODAY.
Flood, Southall and Eggleston
& Will Go to NottoWay.

Nothing startling happened in politics
In Richmond yesterday. The situation
around Democratic headquarters was
quiet, and Chairman Ellyson had no new
appointments to announce though no Is
now working on some for next week.
congressman Flood and Southall and
Mr. Joseph D. Eggeston, Jr., Will speak
at Nottoway Courthouse to day. They
will leave here at o'clock this morn
ing and will return to tho city tonight,
Governor Montagues next appointment
Is at Suffolk on Monday, where Judge
William Hodges Mann will also appear.
The Governor spent tn eday looking AZ.
ter routine official matters. He will in
a few Days be assigned to other I'M
portant points In the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
DEMOCRATS HAVE
REAL love 1 ] [: FEA:Sl
Grcensville Meeting Demon
strates That Leaders Are
Standing Together.

The Democratic rally held at Emporia
on Tuesday not only resulted in great
good to the party. but It demonstrated as
we'll tho good feeling that prevails among
the leaders regardless Of past differ
ences, For example, the greetings OK
tended one another by Governor Mon
.tague and Major Francis Rivcs Lassiter
we're Of the most sincere and cordial
nature. though they are known not 70
train In the same faction
Governor Montague was seated IN the
lobby Of the Central Hotel just before
the speaking began, and Major Lassiter
came In. Tho Governor had defeated
Major Lassiter for Attorney-Gene eight
years before, but so far as outward APP
pearances went, no marks were lett. Inc
two distinguished Virginians were class
mates at the University, and are both
men Of the highest instincts
"Hello, jack" said the Major, as no
approa ched, with outstretched hand, the
group in which the Governor vas seated
s55'Why, Frank, I'm mighty glad to see
YOU" replied His Excellency, as he arose
to receive the greeting
6 They conversed a while on the topics
of the day, and then Congressman South
all came in and he and the Governor;
had most pleasant Interview concern
ing the terms under which they would
speak, each urging the other to choose
his own position and take unlimited time.
Another pleasing incident of The day
was the splendid tribute paid Governor
Montague by Senator A. r. Hobbs, who
has never trained on tho Governors side.
Ellis unimpeachable administration OF
four years" said the senator in his
speech, us platform upon which any
party can stand with pride"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
CATHEDRAL BAZAAR
ATTRACTING GROW D D!
MANY New Features Announced.
Voting in Contests Very
Spirited.

The bazaar being hold IN The old Bijo "ln ,"r
.tnr more and more popular. Tho ladies' ure
ever exc ready and glad to show their wares nnd
there arc hosts OF lovely girls VINO are w or
Ing in its behalf to the depletion OF the gen
tlelnens pocketbooks. ,...,,. .,s .,,,er
"a At ST. AIMS table q beautifully chased siiVt t
howl hns been donated and Will DO voted 70
tie most popular newspaper, man The Chil r
dren OF Mary have a largo silt framed mirror
which ia to be rnffled while tho Cuontry
store. has augmented It's stock by tho addi-
ton OF 4 heater from tho Richmond stove
& mpany, and tubs and buckets OF all sizes
Mrs Mott who Is ono q tho ladies ladies' at , the
and elegant vase, given by u. b. Taylor,
and black s sH a0 yeunE lady ia going
8 pnt n lye-dollar gold piece, and at present
Misses XII. e. Mamie Drumhcller and Barbara Grave
are neck and neck In the race. = uo,ran
arc o. consisting for the diamond ring to be
given by the Cathedral table TO the m mSse
nop,iar foreman OF the Chesapeake and ONO
shops and Locomotive Works. Et
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
COMMITTEE OF PROGRESS
Interesting Meeting and Plans
D;sr,,ssed for CitYs Welfare.

The Joint Committee on PROGRESS he! 10
\ chilled meeting last evening at $3.50
o'clock at the rooms Of the T o1 2: ~ fbo on
,rnscnt were: 4 Messrs Joseph Waller
sfen N. & Paterson. Harry Ellis. Jr..
John 3. Minor, s g. Mitchell j. Stewart ssia.,
Bryan, p, NJ; Fry. Or. J; !, 8; : a 9rrley'
Dr. i, w Stiff. James z. Tyler. Z. q
Robinson. M, A. Chambers. w e. Hazel
GROVE Writ Quarles, G r. Sydnor A.
", Hargrove, J, G. Corley. james r.
Alter some discussion It was unani-
mously resolved that the committee
should continue to work for me coming
Amounted to map out the plan and scope
II was understood that the Joint, COM
nitlee on rosEess VII contlnue It's s. s s1o
not only as a residence city but as
Mace for the manufacturer ana the
Wholesaler. 500 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
AT THE THEATRES.
Miss santje in Sowing the Wind
y, at Academy Tonight.

"a si3iH..i3F d. 11SooSA1Ay \ - - ST. " q.
Y In Sowing the Wind" Sydney Grun-
dy's thrilling drama, which comes for
q matinee and tonight at the Academy,
Miss Suzanne Santje is said to have a
very congenial role in Rosamond, the
heroine, and one that suits her per-
%fectly She will be supported by Edward
r. Mawson and capable company OF
players, especially selected by Manager
Al. s. Roth, and the play will DO pro-
duced with careful attention to every
detail. Miss Santje's Dora In "Diplo-
macy is we'll remembered by theatre
goers, in which characterization she
furnished evidence Of great ability. '
At the Bijou.
81 Few Of the plays dealing with rural
life can boast that in their composition
there exists mot the mortgage or the
sawmill whose saw yearns for the blood
of the hero, for even In the best Of these
plays, like Shore Acres, tho lighthouse
scene borders on the melodramatic. In
#..York State Folks" even this element
r OF the melodramatic is absent, and the
play is laid closely to the hearts OF the
country folk relying for It's great sue
cess upon the fidelity to the life OF the
rural dweller, Possibly 1t Is the lack
OF straining for ultra dramatic effect
lnaL mas Illaue lAe pay 81 SasE S"oA 49,
Effie Ellsler.
.'Hazel Kirke'' will be presented at
the Academy tomorrow afternoon and
night by splendid company, the star
OF which is Effie Ellsler, the actress
who created and made famous the title
role. This drama, which is most rep
resentative OF what Is best and most
wholesome on the American stage, Is
revived this season by Jules Murry.
The fact alone, that Miss Ellser Is again
enacting Hazel would make the visit
of the play notable and welcome, The
role is essentially her own. Those who
see her Hazel" this year will see 1t at
its best. Moreover, 1t will be their last
opportunity, for when Miss Elsler drops
the role In the spring she Will say good
bye to 1t forever This tour being IN
the nature of a farewell, Mr.. hurry and
z Miss Ellslcr have taken every care to
make tho presenunent perfect. as befits
the play and the star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
.Cl4Jpcn PEOPLE TO MOVE
Second Baptist Church congre.
cation Occupy New Edifice.

The Second Baptist Church congrega-
ton had II very important and largely
attended business meeting last night.
The question Of setting time for re-
ln1oyal to the new and as yet incomplete
edifice was discussed at some length. ana
by an almost unanimous vote the cnu1t. =
instructed the Building Committee to
IRISH the work on the basement OF tho
handsome edl1ce on Franklin Street, cor
ner of Adams. so as to have itsready
for sunday-school and regular churcn
services BY Sunday, October ed v.
on that date the congregation VIII
teein to hold services In the new build
Ing. occupying the large and commodi-
Gus basement room until tho main au ul.
tcrium shall be completed. 1t Is now
exneoted that the entire building VIII
be completed and furnished by Deem m
Ter 18th, or BY January 18TH, at the
latest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

w. M. Jones; vlce-Presldent, Miss M.
a. Fuuqa Assistant vice-Ptesldent Mr..
~. D. 1. Fu1ua /; Conductor. Miss Mary
Muire J; Assistant Conductor, Mr.. F, A.
Bragg; Recording Secretary Miss Ina
Clements; Assistant Recording Score
tary, Mrs. NJ. u. Ancheus; Treasurer
Miss Roxcy Thacker; Financial seore-
tary Mr.. q. A. Clements; Chapnin. MIR.
s. IL Hall; Outside Guard. Miss c. Il.
Cridlln; Sentinel, Mr.. ]. q. McLelland;
Orator, Mr.. w. P. Burton: Trustees,
Messrs r. p. Fuqua, s. II. Hall and
B. Fl. Hail.
The camp Will meet every Tuesday
night In the Town Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
WILL ASK NEW BIDS.
Public Printer is Awaiting Set
Element Of Appeal Cases.

II have doomed It advisable to make no
award in tho matter OF printing bids until the
pcDdIng appeals have been decided" aaid
i'pblL. Printer Davis Bottom yeate rday.
"a After the appeals have been decided shall
ask for bids on other than tho claSsthcations
for which bids were received for tho State
printing # ~
Some Of tho clasoincat.ons for which bida
mi tied BY the printers OF this city or other
cities In tho State. are ready to DO turned ovcr
n bidders. pa
during this week. we arc awaiting tho return
OF Secretary EggIeston' &gi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Calls On Police Chief.

Young lady fair. charming and attractive.
otherwise Miss Annie Williams, paid Chief
Werner nfermai cal Yesterday morning nc pams
niness. Alter a passion OF becoming hystcria,
She related story Of having been deserted
BY her husband. whom she expected to meet
her in Richmond She told another STORY "
Detective Gibson OF how she had been kid
mapped sy and taken IT, to Ias hou nef
prepossessed In favor Of this quarter and took
4 4 hasty flight to the rolicc for adyice and
protection. Detective G.hEon was placed on
me scent after tho young woman had asked
for a pass 10 her home In West Virginia. He
returned with tho Information that she was
from Cincinnati and broke - NM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Local Assessments.

Tho Council Committee on Local Assess-
ments met last night In the City Hall
and heard protests from fifteen or twenty
Of the Afty-nino people summoned in
connection with the new special tax for
street paving. The committee went over
the situation carefully and modified the,
tax to meet specific cases where suctt
modification was deemed jast. Anoshei'
batch OF one hundred property holders
have been summoned to appear at the
next meeting OF the committee, which
will be held on the night Of the hrst
"Wednesday In November. NJ III 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Lecture On Bible History.

II A larger crowd than even. the night before
was present last night at tho sunday-scheol
Workers Training School, being hold IN FIRST tI,
devotional spyi, services under ne leadership q
Raw Mr., Mcdaniel, pastor Of the Firs! Church n
tho training school opened for work,
san d9yfIsd a anf.sS o. w his Was
W vcrv forecful and Interesting 10 the audience.
Mr. spllmun N ans speaker nna Ihe s aittss
Males deen and lasting impression on his
hearers The school will BIO again IN session
to-day and Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Life.Saying Cannon.

The Richmond Iron Works Company has
contracted with the United States govern,
ment for the manufacture at q price OF sl5.0
of 800 miniature cannons TO be used BY tho ~
saving service. This little guns weigh 10
pounds each They are made Of highly polished
bronze and are thirty inches long, The suns
are TO be l,sed by the lfe savers ut the coast
stations. In u cannon are placed NproJectiles
fastened to life line and when storms are
ra cling at sea and ships are In danger Ct going
down these lines are shot out to the mariners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Three Charters Granted.

The State Corporation commlssion yes 'ters
Shena ndoah Valley Orchard Company. mo-.
Mount Jackson Va r. Wissls 1s president nens
j. L. Wsser secretary; p: D.; Ne ssa nan ,nInl
mum, 5000. obtects and purposes TO pur.
chase and own fruit-growfng lands: cultivate
same and to market tho products thereof.
Lee BAPTIST Institute Pennington Gap. va a.
c. F. stuart. president; y Tisbs. seS a .ar
and treasurer. OBJECTS and purposes; 70 con-
Tho j. r. Hurt Insurance Agency. Inc,
Tazewell, Va. J. F. Hurt president; +. y.
Kites vice-presI dent J. Il. Laird. secretary
r. 4. Repass, Jr., treasurer. Capital stock:
Maximum $500; minimum, $4,000. Objects
and purposes: To do general Insurance ousl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Gets Four Months.

Waltor Moore. who took unto himself by deed
OF swpng another nan's gold watch; was
yesterday morning given four months In tho
big homn for period of introsnectiye ana re-
Prospective happiness.
lady as she was making her exit from a
Broad Street car William Austin pasd flve into
Other eases of a minor interest were disposed
OF In short order by him Of the purple toga,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Administrators Qualified.

In tho chancery court yesterTd day morning 4:
estate Of tho late Samuel D. Crutohfield. He
also qualified as the guardian Of tho two n
font children of Mr. Crutchheld two little
girls, Virginia and Mary.
Mr.. Crutchhsld was recently fatally Injured
by being run into while on the step Of ar. an
hours after the accident He left only q
small estate and the sualsa stods %, az adS
naiG by the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company for the benefit Of NJ tAe n, children,
Az rs executor Of the estate of Miss Maria
r Murchcr, The estate Is valued at 5000 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Law Delegates.

Governor Montague yesterday named tho
following Delegates TO the Interstate Com
rerce Law CONVENTION 10 be held In Chicago
First p,s,riei; Maryn. Janea NEWPORT pe News
Third District; J. H. opicks. Jr,, Petersburg.
Fourth District; Julian Meade. Danvllie, Fifth
District: Lucien Cooke Roanoke. Sixth Dis
trtct: r, o. Blackford Lynchburg. Seventh
District; John 81, Johnston. Alexandria, Eighth
District Joseph L. Kelly Linstoi Ninth Dls-
trtct: Z. S. Turner, Front Royal. Tenth Dis
tTict,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
To Inspect Knights.

The grand conclave OF knights Templar OF
virginia viii he hold In this city on October
18th. Delegations from the ;wenty-three Vir-
g!nia communicates viii be present The meet
Ing place will be the Masonic Temple.
Captain Frank ". Cunningham. grand com.
mander Of the order. will so to Norfolk to-day
TO he present at the annual inspection OF the
c!ties VIII participate in the ceremonies, which
win be very impressive A banquet Will fol.
low tho inspection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
New Camp Organized.

A new camp OF tho Patriotic Order Of
America was instituted q short while
ago by National Organizer F, w. hlox-
ander In the Town Hall of Falrmount'
There are thirty-six charter members,
The new camp will DO known as Camp
No. 4 The following officers were
elected and instnlled Past PRESIDENT
Mrs. G. r. Jones; Assistant Past Presl-
dent, Mrs. S. IT, Muire, President, MIS-
NJ. &, Bragg; Assistant President, Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Washington Matters.

(From Our Regular Correspondence
WASHINGTON, .. G., October A.
Rural carriers appointed;
Observation-Disclosures route s. Warren r
Robey, carrier; Carl Robey, substitute
rye River, route 2, Harry 9. Bedd, car
rier; Eugene M, Redo substitute. Wood
stock, route 8. Bernard g, Wenser, car
rier; Harry Holngsworth, substitute.
North observation-disclosures, route ]. Wal-
ter i. Evans. carrier; Calmers II, Evans,
substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
LETTERT CHIEF FULLER,

Richmond, Va,
Dear Sir; Would you Ike to hear Of a
20-year paint?
Mr. James A ONeil's house, Henderson,
c.. was painted 20 years ago with Deyoe
tlead-andv zinc, and never painted again
til last year; II then looked better than
common palrt In half that time,
The reason Is: Deyoe Is all paint and
.rue paint while The common paints ara
part true and part false. Don't pay tc
monkey with paint.
And Devoe costs less than any OF 'ern
,ot by the gallon. OF course; BY the house
md year That's how 10 reckon II. CO
by the name. Yours truly
n F w DEYOE e co
Harris Hardware Co. sell our paint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Stereotypers Elect.

At n regular meeting Of the Richmond
stcleotypcrs and Eiectrotypers Union No. e..
held last night. tho following officers vera
president; William Leokier, vlce-presldent; y
E. Marshall secretary and treasurer: c. g.
Barlow assistant secretary: L. e. Cont, scr.
geant-at arms. W n. Wooard. D. G.. Mar
shall and J. Fl. Atklsson comprise tho new
Executive Board.
Tho meeting was well attended. and the az
fairs Of tho union for the past year found
to DO In excellent condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Will Affect Whites.

i"rhe colored voters Of Maryland were
last year 52,0OOi tho white voters. placed
by the amendment In precisely the same
case with the colored, will be- as nearly
ns wo can Judge from Official figures
over GA 0Od. Docs this look like q meas
urc affecting negroes only2 In the city
Of Baltimore we have some $1,000 colored
voters. THE Poe amendment groups
With them over $1,000 white voters. Inc
rights Of five white men are endangered
to expose those Of two negroes to inc
sarne risk, yet we are told and asked
to believe that no white voter need con-
Germ himself personally as to whether
tho amendment be or be not adopted.
r'It Is said that we shall have an ex-
hibtion during this campaign. at least
enc governor, OF n Southern State. ITO
show us what sort OF governor we may
expect to have ourselves when the Poe
amendment has become a part OF our
Constitution, and how much better IN
this respect we shall then fare than we
do now. 1t Will be an interesting feat
fure Of tho campaign; and, II current re-
ports are well-founded as to the one
governor who is sure to come, mis-.
own that personally think his choice
eminently appropriate for the cause he
will be here to advocate.
The Southern States.
II hear, also that the certificates arc
TO be furnished us by these visiting
executives to the effect that In their
respective States few or no white mon
have been DISTINGUISHED under %consti-
itutonal amendments. from which the
Maryland amendment Is said to be cop
led. In most Southern States there are
no independents and so few white Re-
publIcans that the disfranchisement OF
BLACK men ACCOMMODATES there In great
part what the ring would accomplish
hero through the amendment. More
over. in those States, grandfather's
clause. whatever It's inherent Injustice OF
incompntibility with American institu-
lions, does. in fact cover all, but an
finhnitcs!mal portion OF the whole nonu-
lntion. Thus. In Virginia. the nha b.
tants Of foreign birth or foreign parent
nge amounted in 1870 to less than 3 per
cent OF the population. and in some other
Southern States the proportion was even
smaller. Tn the city OF Baltimore they
then amounted to S8 per cent. OF tho
population
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Miss Topper to Wed,

Invitations have been issued by Pr, any ~
tfe I daughter. May Rse, TO Warner Ma,ah9a
Tho ceremony win take Place on HIck hIr n ths
First Baptist church. the church when ! !ir
uppsr e e he g ps
Tor. Ia New York city,-Phlladeph Record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
PHYSICIANS MUST REPORT
Board Of Health Acts Promptly
On Suggestion Of Council.

.he last meeting Of the t Gonm hogv ntro
drced a resolution requesting tho Board OF
Heat Health to enforee the law reaalrng physicians
to report all CONTAGIOUS diseascs tha, CONE ns
referred reT to to the Health Committee, and on
Tuesday night at a meeting OF that committee
with The demands OF the resolution. The Board
acted promptly and Yesterday Issued w rm.
nell,nr then, to make prompt report OF I'll
, CONTAGIOUS dlsea SEES, FL aEfE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
TARGET PRACTICE.
Some Good Shooting BY the Men
With Jennings in the Lead

In the target practice held yesterday
rood workmanship was evidenced show
ne gN that the police are rapidly learning
The art OF punching the bulls eye, and
Of incidentally placing neat ga, !, hole IN IN
ninrs led With a score of "a in his favor
and P liv s Kerse and Goldsby follow
Inc close lehind with % EACH The score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Law and Equity Court.

The time OF Judge Ingram, OF the
Law and Equity Court, was taken UP
yes erday with the consideration OF chan
cory matters, none OF which were OF
general Interest.
The jury In this court will be called
this morning at II o'clock, and one per-
hnps two. cases will receive attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Station at Sixth and Marshal Not
in Sight.

The BotIsd OF Ponlico Commissioners held !ts
regular monthly meeting last night and con-.
nned their proceedings almost entirely TO rou-
tnD busineas. 6.l e
]. q c. Krause resigned. Mr.. Andrews will go
on duty this morning a slj53 @
Tho question OF rropcning tho Second Police
Station house at Marshall and Sixth Street
caused lengthy discussion. Finally the reSolu-
tion to establish the htation was laid on
held In July. 1900. Blsl s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Judge Garrett to Sit.

Judge j. Taylor Garnet, who has been
den!gnated by Governor Montague TO SIT in the
annexation cases, has fixed next Tuesday as
the time for taking them up. The cases Will
c ee They inyo,ya the annexation e ~ q
XII sat deal OF territory adjacent TO the city,
recently outlined by an ordinance passei by tho
Cuuncil