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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
OLDF|ELD BROKE THE
RECORD Of THE YEAR
(BY Associated Press. !


SYRACUSE, N. y, September ls.-In
the fve-mie exhibition automobile car
races at the State Fair races, Odfeld
wentin 1888 2-5, the fastest hve miles OF
the year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Carmen Arrested.

The motorman. C. b. Harris, and the
conductor. G. Il. Lockhart, were placed
under arrest by Officer Waymack, and
taken to the Manchester police station
where they were remanded without bail.
& County officer took charge Of the body
until the arrival OF Or. Broadnax. who
acted as coroner In the place of DIR. Low;
ing. who Is Ill in Richmond. DR.. Broad
max Immediately summoned jury: Abner
Moore. Isadore Fortune, George Conway
w. j. Adkins, Walter Jones and Ben
Williams, and Ohiccr Grant summoned
the following witnesses: Jim Butler. Ike
Kahn and Harry Smith. The coroneNs
inquest will take place this afternoon at
3 O'Clock, in the home OF Constabl eGant.
BsH. MorrIssettc & Sons took charge
OF the holygnnd carried 1t to their under
,dersakinG establishment. where 1t will
he held subject to the finding Of the
coroner's jury. 4
The moioInan and conductor were In
tcrvewed last night. but under the In
struction of the counsel for the company.
Mr.. Ernest Wells. decloned to have any
thing to say. Both men were badly
wrought up over the ,afrair. and Harris.
the motormnn, at first came near COL
lapsing. Mr.. Wells said that neither OF
the mon were able TO give a coherent
statement of the accident, as they We're
,laboring under such great excitement,
md for that reason he preferred that
they should not discuss the matter. Both
men are living III Manchester, but Lock-
hart is native OF orlean, Fauqutr
county, Va. " &
Searching Inquiry. #
The accident occurred lust beyond the
boundary line of Manchester. but the ar
rest Of the man was made within the
corporate limits. The question arose as
to where the case would be tried, but
Continued on Third Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-19
Mrs. Scott RatCliffe, OF.
Chesterfield County,
Instantly Killed.
.MOTORMAN VERGlNG
/, NERVOUS. COLLAPSE
Neither Carnan was Physically
Able to Give an Account Of
the Horrible Accident Last
Night-Both Were Ar
rested and Held With
out Bail.

A horrible accident occurred In Man
chester last night about s o'clock, when
Mrs. Scott Ratcliffe, OF Chesterfield co,,n-
ty. was struck by Virginia Passenger and
Power car, No. 43l, nnd Immediately
killed The fatality occurred ON Hull
and Twenty-fourth Streets, Just opposite
tile place OF Mr., H. w Bolton, who was
an eye witness. $ $ \
Mrs. Ratcliffe was seated In a Jumper
sllitchcd to a mule, selling apples to Mr.
Bolton, when the latter noticed the ap-
pr6uch OF the car. Mrs. Ratcliffc also
saw the car coming, and said that she
would drive over out OF the way. Mr.
Bolton states that he shouted to the
motorman while the car was still some
distance from the buggy. but the latter
either did not hear him or became ex-
cited. and the car, still approaching with
eunreduced speed, crashed into the mule
and jumper knocking the mule ten feet
away on his back into a ditch, and
smashing the buggy into splintcrs. The
car ran over Mrs. Ratclre. almost sever
Ing her body In twain, and carried her a
distance OF at least forty yards. The car.
was not stopped until nearly half square
further. The body was dropped right
4 In the middle Of the track opposite the
store Of Jones and Clcmnfents. ut No.
23l7 HUI Street. The head was crushed
( In; the neck broken, and the body prnctl-
cally severed In the middle. When seen.
the body was a shapcless. (unrecognlznble
mass, The clothes OF the woman were
scattered up and down the track the
whole distance she was carried.
OF the Jumper. nothing was left save a
wheel. The mule was badly injured III
one OF his hind legs, but, surprising to
say. though he was knocked the height
OF the car and hurled into the ditch on
the side. was apparently otherwise IN Z
hurt. The only damage reStfting to the
car was a broken fender.
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Continued on Third Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
lawn party ana fruit feast onEJuly 2bth,
2Gtllyl27lh and 2Stll.
SHOE CASE G oNT1NUElD
Counsel for the Men Confident Of
Proving Their Innocence.

l,rllc case Of a. Shut and a Michael,
the two merchants who were arrested RI
Saturday Afternoon BY Detectv =, Wr s,,
Upon q charge Of Knowingly havlng PVT, PVT
chased and received stolen goods q inc
value or $500. was continued III Police
Court yesterday morning Until next sat SAY
urday.s B5 e n. i. !. . a lg, IN Is
ae ss1aeatyb ~ thf s Fl @ e w M
Mir. Harry smith represents az two
men and expressed, hilnsclf as being con q,
shull has 9 receipt from Walter n.
p nrg sSnes for fo eas pa a he saS BE-
Ills Wife 10 Brown and TINT he knew
nothing Of any shoes being stored :, II, II,
AZ shuli, Of Baltimore a shnll, one Of
the accused men, was shipping the
goods. .gf n.
oh Mf'e Of ESSn we sfep shSs S ns
and the police of III SaS 70 iite ciac as 10 Ills
wherea bouts. 5It7.S III S, &55. i45g
Detectlye Wrenn, who worked UP The
case against shull md Michael believes
that Brown has been operating IN other
parts of the country and that there Is,
p%e per la, fense In Baltimore to wlch
When the I'VE boxes Of goods sent TO
the Southern depot BY Shull, and which
he says were Eplrchas ed from BROWN
were opened yesterday, there were other
shoes found than those purchased from,
the Richmond firm. 1t was discovered
shoes from Baltimore. and that among
the lot ma bbed BY the police were some
of these shoes.
Brown has been III Richmond for about
three months He had a bank account
of sixteen cents In the bank upon which
he issued his check for $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Personals and Briefs.

Rev ". NJ Clarke left yesterday morn
Ing to visit friends in Halifax county
Rev, Dr.. John Moncure, who has been
visiting Bishop Gibson at Orkney Springs
Va, returned Sunday.
DR.. Edward Moseley has returned to
Hon. James r. Cation, of Alexandria,
member of the last House Of Delegates,
and Hon. l.. wilkins Matthews, ex-mem-
Der of the Legislature from Accomac
county, were visitors at Auditor Marye's
office Yesterday.
Company &C. Captain George N, Skip
with drilled last night as usual.
Major Moody of the Seyenty-sccond
Regiment, was in the city Sunday from
Mrs. Dudley Staples has returned to
the city, after a,week's stay in New
Mr. and Mrs. o. ID. Hill, after spend
Ing a week In New York city leave to-
day for Boston, I.4 .e
Mrs. r. L. Adams and Master Edwin
Adams are visiting Mrs. Frazer, Of Van
Cortlandt Park. New York. They will
remain untll September.
Mrs. John J. Steinbrecher, who was 70
severely hurt in the trolley car, accl-
dent Is steadily improving and will soon
b., able TO walk about, the room.
Drs, Moses l'enmoschc and A, G.,
Brown will discuss typhoid fever at q
meeting OF the Richmond Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
.sHO7.Of PISTOL
Q||v[SfTHEM|'|..T ! | D
Ball Pierccs the Segment Giving
Misses Bidgood and M[ca aJdo'r
Consolation Prize. Is
PLEASANT. TWO WE i: FL (: RI
Tl1ese5Y ot,1g Ladies to Visit: New
York andStop at thc4New
Grand

The cosolation prize trip of the Outing
Tours Contest was yesterday awarded to
Miss SallieE 13ldgood Of Petersburg, and
Miss Daisy Mentor of this city.
At u O'clock noon yesterday, MS an
nounctd, the crack of a toy rifle, sent
Z s. i. shot speeding at a whlrling " disk
of pasteboard, which was pinned 70 the
wall. fa$ ALL
There were twelve parties In the class,
and SO the disk was divided into twelve
equal segments, each of which was num-
6 bered to compare with the numbers OF
the parties on Il prepared list.
When the revolving target stopped. II
was scen that the bullet had pierced seq
ment No. Il, exactly In the center.
Reference to the list showed party No.
( II to be the Misses Bidgood and Mcador.
d Neither Of the ladies was in the room,
nor&5was there d representative Of either
present.
a telegram was Immediately sent to
Iiss 13ldgood, and a message also sent to
7 Miss Neador. 1t was found in each case
that the ladies had gone outfof town.
However, the good news was photographed
to each OF the young ladies, who are
reported to now be speeding back home
In order to arrange for their delightful,
though entirely unexpected outing
A Splendid Trip.
The trip will be made by the Old Do
mlnion Line to New York and during the
stay Of two weeks the headquarters will
be at the magnificent New Grand Hotel
at Thirty-first and Broadway.
The New Grand Is one Of tho very best
hotels in the metropolis. There are 100
guests rooms, beautifully and richly de-
corated: all now throughout and equipped
at great expense. There are four dining
rooms, the main one 1O0x60 feet most
richly furnished In gold and mahogany,
and brilliantly lighted; two Moorish rooms,
admired by all who see them. The gem
tlemens cafe, long considered the hand
soonest In tho city, faces on Broadway.
Here, one can eat and drink while adj
mring the passing show. For thirty years
the New Grand has borne a conspicuous
part the public life of the metropolis,
numbering among It's guests some of the
noted men of that time and the present.
Refinement and good breeding character
lie the personnel as we'll as the en-
tire atmosphere OF the house. Mr. George
f.. Hurlburt is proprietor and Mr.. John
II. Laughton, manager
Special Notice.
Several first prize parties have not re-
ported as veto arrange for their trips.
1t Is necessary that every party should
call at the circulation department offices
and notify the manager OF the Outing
Tours Contest of their choice Of resorts,
and the date on which they desire to take
their trip. VA
The parties well down In the list will
be kept waiting If those at the head OF
the list are not prompt in this respect.
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SERVICES AT RESERVOIR.
Dr.. Mcdaniel at the Casino Sun.
day Night.

o Rf fe Pf s fe 8aps chnrch
services Sunday night at the. Casino, and
delivered a forccful sermon to the many
who'd had assembled. Much interest was
DR.. McDaniels text was a part Of a
verse from Proverbs. II thought" The
tsH 9 Of e
Grafton" Upon this Dr.. Mcdaniel OK
banded.
Mr.. Salmon Thomas, secretary Of the
service Sunday afternoon between $50 and
7o'clock on the green west Of the lake at
Reservoir Park. IA special feature was
music by the choir. This open-ar service
Is an innovation. and commentator re-
marks were heard about the way in which
the meeting was conducted.
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NOTE IS WORTHLESS,
One OF the Long Ago That
Valueless Now.

4 letter received at the state Execu-
i've Department Yesterday from 30 w Bur s1
Ton F9ee ea ~ sIkand Ni "a A s,stee F Sa
TIE writer possesses note OF the James
River Bank, hearing date Of l73 which
E2y ' siafo 9g @aainrsr Hss
Hartman says the not il worthless as
4 letter WAS yesterday received by ihe
State Executive Department IRON en-,
III the wrlter's opinion both Rockingham
ana Augusta counties were strong FOR
Montague,
pardon TO w j. Fnltord, who was
eeny. was granted yesterday by the Coy
ernUr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
COL. THOMPSON DIES. {
Well-Known Figure in the Reve
nue. service Passes Away,

coonel Frank Taso ornppS Ina sp ssIh
revenue Districts OF Virginia.; died very
suddenly at Goshen. Va, at 4'''o o'clock
Sunday morning. sis&
Colonel Thompson arrived In n (, Goshen
saturday evening ia VISIT nls wlie, VINO
was staying at the Alleghany Hotel lie
retired In his usual good health; but was
stricken early in tho morning Win naraly-
sis OF the heartSTln became parity 1n-
conscious ana never spoke again, lndi-
eating his condltion5hy gestures he was
nfty'two years of age, lie was married,
hut had no children. lie is survived by
his wife and two sisters or Easton, o.,
Colonel Thompson had been stationed IN
Lynchburg fora while, bat later came 70
Richmond, where he had been living since
November, 1903 first sbonrdlng With Mrs,
Csterloh, and later@at ne Richmond
Hotel, lie served two terms IN the Leg s.
lature Of Ohio, and was AZ one time .
member Of the Governors stan, and was
q warm personal friend of tho late Senator
Hanna, He formerly lived i n New YORK.
lie was a man az considerable means, was
cultured and well educated and or q large
and varied acquaintance, lie was We'll
Known among his circle and Was deeply
OF mind BY all who knew MN
The body was taken 20 lSast On, ~, yes
terday morning. .ItWas accompanied ny
Mrs. Thompson, afH E}5 $al3&A ft5E II, Ii
Rurnett's Extract OF Vanilla
rronarod from selected Vanilla Beans,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Market is Inactive,

Chickens are scarce on the market, and
n little more active. Peaches are not In
such plentiful supply, but remain firm
at tho same prlces-sl and $l.25. There
is little movement marked among pbta-
toes, and prices are stIll unsatisfactory
to the farmers, There are plenty Of
Southern melons selling at ten cents and
twelve cents
On the whole, the market Is dull There
Is not much doing and little is coming in.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
CAME IN SAFETY.
Party ArrivesaA Right, Though
Friends Were Uneasy.

Friends of Prof Frank S, Cosby, OF the
Richmond Conservatory of Music; Mr..
Tilden Harrison ofsllarrison Bros: Man
Of Richmond were needlessly alarmed
Monday morning. This party left Peters
burg Sunday at $50 p. NJ. on a gasoline
and up the James. They were due to ar
rive In, Richmond at II O'Clock Sunday
night, but did not get here till o'clock
yesterday afternoon having taken just
atwcnty-four hours to make the trip.
The delay was occasloned by the fact
that darkness overlook the party q little
below City Point and farther progress
could not be made because Of the I'M
renetrabe darkness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Mr.. WOODsON GAVE BOND
AND NOT SENT TO JAIL

II was Inadvertently reported In Satur-
days edition that Mr.. Il. II. Woodson.
of Henrico county. had been placed under
J. II. Lewis, and that he was In jail. Mr..
Woodson was required to give 500 Sc
curity because he questioned the decision
Of the magistrate when he was fined;
The security was promptly given and
Times Dispatch regrets having unintan-
tionally done Mr.. Woodson this injustice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Yacht Sinks; Crew Dies.

eLEWES, DEL. July 24.-Dr. Hobart A.
3Hare's yawl yacht Narkeeta sank in the
main ship channel. off West Brandywinc
Shoal. early yesterday morning in six
fathoms of water and the crew, con-
slsting OF four men. are believed to have
been lost DR.. Hare was aboard when
the yacht went aground on the shonli
with a heavy sea running. He and LUG
5ius s. Landrett,, n Philadelphia 10 wyer':
who was accompanying the physician on
n proposed cruise, were escucd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Wolf Scare in Vermont.

RUTLAND, VII, July 24-The large
increase Of deer In Vermont in the last
few years Is attracting to the State
many wild animals not found within It's
Boundaries for nearly a century Ed
ward Harrington, Of Brldgewater, sew
enl times has heard weird cries coming
from the mountain side near his house.
One day last week he was startled by
the yelling and a large panther walled
out Of the bushes
A still more thrilling experience was
that OF Wilson Hodges, of Ripton near
Bread Loaf Inn. II mountain MOTEL.
While In the woods alone at dusk he
was followed by. two wolves and only
kept them from attacking him by fac
Ing them and walking backward. Inc
presence of these animals has given the
boardcrs fright, A hunting party Is
securing the woods, Unless the wolves
are bagged there will be little doing ~
the hotel in August, usually It's DIE
month.
Remarkable Operation.
NEW. YORK, July PA lthough only
one person in thousand lives throush
such an operation surgeons say 1he'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
I NEWS AT HOSPITALS.
Ladies Grateful to Friends-Per-
sonal Notes.

-.
The Memorial Hospital Committee de-
sres to thank cordially tho ladies who
so successfully conducted the moonlight
excursion TO Dutch Gap July 18th for
the benefit of the "sick babies fund.-"
Gratitude Is also expressed to the many
patrons Of the excursion, who by their
llberality contributed SO much. toward
the proftablcness Eof5the trip. The COM
mittee begs to acknowledge a clear profit
of s164 over and above all expenses.
Mrs. j. b. Johns and Mr.. I. II. Morris.
both from Swansboro, were operated on
in an3lcmergeEcy yesterday afternoon at
the Memorial Hospital and are doing
Mr.. Junius e. Leigh, of No. 200 West
Main Street, and Mr.. Palmer Leigh, Of
No. 504 West Franklin Street, are a
tho Memorial Hospital and are progress
Ing satisfactorily.
Mr.. 6. c. Hunter, from aalelgh, N. c..
who was taken to the Memorial Hos
pital Saturday, left yesterday for his
home. 81
Captain q wv. Lowell will leave the
Virginia Hospital to-day.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, of his city. Is
convalescent, after her recent operation.
Miss Henrietta Booth of Warrcnton
n. c., Is dong nicely Es
Miss Feroba Bagby, of the Virginia
Hospital, Is on n vacation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Skinned His Leg.

A young white lad, whose name could
moi be learned nearly met with a ser-
Gus accident Sunday afternoon about 1880
o'clock. He had been engaged In
aquatic feats In the Nathtorlmn, and had
gotten out of the water. While chasing
a companion around the wood work sur
the pool, y plank gave way be-
meath him. causing the boy, to skin So
verely his leg from the knee 10 the
ankle. Luckily he WAS not hurt TOO
baAly 10 go homo immediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
"Creation" Succeeds thereafter

Hereafter patrons Of Reservoir Park
will not see the thereafter" but in its
stead there will be new lluAoI called
the Creation
Manager Guvernator, secured the new
attraction some weeks ago. and work
was started Saturday night in arrang-
Ing for the production Of the new at
traction 1t VIII he In the same place
that the "IIerra fter" has been.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
PICKETT CAMP TO ATTEND
UNWILLING OF MONU MENT

Pickett Camp met as usual last night
and discussed matters relative to the un-
teiling Of the Confederate monument at
Louisa August 18th. Hl
A letter was received from Colonel VIII
liam Kean, of Louisa requesting the men,
bers of Pickett Camp to be present ON that
date The Invitation was accepted.
Intelligence was received OF the death
died on the Goth instant. a specially APP
pointed committee attended to his funeral.
Rev. Talley, =. p. Winston and G. 4,
Loehr made brief speeches. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Will Dedicate Church.

Rev. DR.. George W. MCDANIEL. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. leaves the city this
morning to attend tho Rappahannock Baptist
Association In Gloucester county. From there
dress on the temperance question Saturday.
and thence to Orange county, where he VIII
preach the dedicatory sermon In Mine Roads
Baptist Church on next Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Mrs. Gill's Excursion.

There Is every prospect that Mrs. Gill
Wi carry aTse Hro%b ON on heEb sSsn
The lrin VIII be one of the mos, pleas.
ant Of the summer. The train leaves
the Byrd Street station at $50 A. NJ,
and returning. leaves Virginia Beach al
$3.50 r. III.
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* Brief Items From Eperywhere. *

Z Is In Paterson u little girl who Is in q
fair way to recovery after the removal
OF watcry tumor from under tho tissue
OF her brain. She is Miss Ethel Adel-3
man. thirteen years old, daughter OF
Samuel Adelman, OF No. So Broadway,
that city. The operation was performed
on Saturday In the German Hospital In
that city. The tumor measured about
half pint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25

PRIVATE G0LDsBY HIGH GUN
The Second District Won BY
Eight Points Shoot Agar,
To-day.

Exceptionally good scores were made
yesterday afternoon at the police target
practice In Seventh Street Armory. The
officers are showing the benefit Of the
pactice, and many of those who at first
made small scores are now making a good
average.
Patrolman ST. Goldsby, Of the First
District, took the indcdual honors yes
tcrday, maNtag the high score of y points
out OF a. possible 30 points. He made y
bulls eye, three tours. one three and one
two. Not one of his bullets went WIG,
&and only one strayed off to the Two
circle. One Of the balls sent into the four
ring was dangerously near the bulls eye,
and the other two were not far away.
The Second District won BY eight
points, and that. too, when the First
District had three more men. There
we're seventeen officers from the up
town district and twenty from the down
town station. But FIVE Of the otllcers
from the First Station drew blanks, While
this happened with only one from the
Second District.
Captain IIulce started for the Second
District and made the good score OF
twenty. He was followed BY Sergeant
.3TIoldscraft, who made seventeen. ana
then OH,ccr Tiler duplicated his captain
score by making twenty points me
others from the Second District made nc
following scores: ..
Krause, Z; Shumaker -: Sheppara. o.
German. 2; Matthews. .; farprougn o.
Rcdford, 1G; Tate, l6a Thomas 7; Amos,
a. poitIaux. 9; I<rengel, ISL Dugan, 4
Total no. p.
First District,
Captain whitlock, 4; Sergeant Mat
thews 10; Sergeant JSersc, IS; Priyaltes'
Keegan, 3;iogcvie, Is; Hackett, .; Colds
by. %; (high gum Wright, IT. bradley.
~. IIuhn g, Tnlley, 10; jennings, q;
,roler IS; Vest, 2; Cox, O. Total l6s.
INC names OF those who failed TO score
are omitted,
Sergeant Kcrse, Of the First District.
scored two bulls eye. but only made s'N
nolnts with the other four shots
From healauarters Sergeant Hal ear
,,sd orr the honors, with score or four-
teen points winning from Serse'iilt ~ =
y ,av Who had made twelve points, SCnlet
Werner made three points, az - ht ave
the six shots, within space o. n na
e .nc Sergeant otey made three, ana
Detective Gibson two
Another target, practice VII pc DC, I i.eln
MS nfternoon. Chief of Police Mern ne,,
and inspector Fppes are muun p ,ra IN
Vii the Nay tho men nree Improving -
~. Il, smnnship. After July me thts s.,
nractIce viii be only twice month 4, h ,,ad
eacl, man will be given presu'''' =
I'M, unn in which 10 IRE the six shots, AS IS
,''m 10 at present they are REQUIRED 70 l1re
ia sin times within twelve seeonas, ~ ~
n lmc sonally an omcer takes longer 1, 70
. an,ntw lis REVOLVER and ch'ef werner
viii cur. this defect,
Before the target practice was ln 1ns,
urated several weeks ago. oilleer Mill
a. the First District, had not fired re.
~ ,,n1vcr for seventeen years, he mas peell
vim the police department Of me c,ty
Far thIs period and never has ne haa os-
sns!on 10 draw his revolver npoa.a5 l'es-
son. nor has he ever fired the weapon pc
The practice to him as well ns the otii i''
men. has been great help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Duke Saves Fisherman.

81 PARIS, July 24-Adviccs received here
say that the Duke of Orleans, who last
May left with an expedition on board the
yacht Relglca with the intention OF
bringing back members OF the Iicgler
Arctic exploration party from Shannon
island saved eight fishermen from q perl
lous position in the Arctic regions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Lincoln's Last Pass.

LANCASTER, PA. July 24.--Captain j..
3 u. Barr. the antiquarian and collector OK
this city, has Just come into possession
of !, valuable relic d memento OF the
martyrcd President Abraham Lincoln.
II is the original copy OF pass
In the Presidents handwriting. issued 10
Camera, James W. Singleton. giving the
general permission to pass to Richmond
and return. $