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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
A Railroad at Auction.

Commissioners OF tho Law ava Uqusty
Court will, through Messrs Green and
Redd, real estate agents, put under tho
hammer the Farmvillc and Powhatan
noon Wednesday,, the eth, and tho scene
OF the novel proceeding Of selling n whole
railroad at one time will be the south
steps Of the City Hall, on Capitol Street.
no doubt the sale will attract n large
crowd, not all of whom Will he looking
for railroad In which to invest Their
surplus capital, but there are many peo-
pie in Richmond who never saw q rail-
road sold, and this may be their only
opportunity for a very long time.
On Tuesday Messrs. Green and Redd
will be associated with the William b..
Pizzin Company in the sale OF Il piece
of Franklin Street property between Alll-
son and Addison. On Thursday this firm
will sell NO. 1860 Peasants Street. a very
handsome residence. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

Emporia; James T. Green, president,
Baltimore; G. B. Wood, vicc-president;
w. r. Cato, treasurer, e. L. Wood, secre-
tu+y, Of Emporla Capital, $4,000. OBJ
jects-To manufacture cotton into coarse
and fine yarns, to manufacture ropes and
twines OF all kinds and sell the prod
#ucts thereof.
Blue Ridge Light and Power Com
pany Gncorporated), Staunton; John M.
Spots, president and treasurer; G. F..
Bowman, vlce-prcsident and secretary
Andrew Bowling, James r. Kemper, d.
Srcctors, all of Staunton. Capital. $4,000.
Objects-To maintain and operate q rail-
road, to DO run with any kind of motive
power.
The Staunton Automobile Transporta-
ton Company Gncorporated), Staunton;
j. E. Porter, president and general man
agcr; w. G. Bosserman. treasurer; w IA.
Hycr, secretary, all OF Stanton. Capt.
Il tai, $4,000. Objects-To acquire automo-
blles, hire and rent same, and do a
general livery business as to the machines
referred to, and furnish drivers and
chaffeurs with the machines hired or
rented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
The Brandon.

The Brandon Hotel, located at Basic
City, Virginia, opens for the season on
June stil and will be conducted by Mrs.
d. A. Robinson. lessee and manager. so
well and faYorably known IN Virginia.
The Brandon Ia delightfully."- located on
nigh hill within a short distance Of
the railroad station, near enough for cons
vcnience and far enough away 10 be rid
Of the nuisance OF trains. II IS sur
rounded by spacious grounds well shaded,
has u colonade $50 feet in length. and
Its elevation is such that il commands a
View Of North Mountain, twenty-five
miles away. The building Is SO vol
arranged that each room Is airy and ar
fords a fine view. The rooms are well,
furnished and every comfort is provided
for guests. The sanitary arrangements
are excellent, and hot and cold lilhia
baths are provided. The water comes
from lithia springs and IL fine FOR g6ut.
rheumatism, dyspepsia. general debility
and kidney troubles.
There Is always pleasant company N
the Brandon. and thoge looking Tor n
quiet, refined place for their summer
rest VIII do well TO communicate with
Mrs Robinson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
FLUVANNA AFFAIRS. /
(snocIal q The Times DIspa tch.

(SpecIal to The Times. Jlhpal c!L! s....t,4
PALMYRA, VA, June 3,--AiP Elnmst
5shepherd, OF Richmond, was Visiting re!-
.atiyes at this place when the sad ihtel.
.1ieence reached him OF the sudden death
az Ills mother, Mrs, Albin Shepherd, Or
richmond. His uncle, Mr.. a, A.. Gray,
and cousin, Mrs, While Shepherd, re-
turned with him to the city,
The ladies OF the Parsonage ala 20 20
lclety served Ice cream and cake on the ne
court green Saturdays and made quite
a neat little sum for the benefit Of the
parsonage, NJ =, 4, !
Miss Helen Herricls is training the
Sunday school children for Cf'ildren's
Day. the fourth Sunday In June.
Miss Lucille Petit has returned from
a session OF study In Ashland.
Miss Rebecra Cleveland and Mrs. wins
ME Omohundro, Of Culpeper are Ylsl ting
friends in tho nelghborhood,
Misses Elizabeth and Edith Hatcher,
who so ably and enthusiastically aided
n establishing the academy at Fork
Union and still support 1t by their con-
tinued service, will spend tho summer
travelling abroad 3,
phe tennis courts on the lawns ana the
row boats on the river are being gotten IN
ord or for the ssummers iii. y
II Palmyra and vicinity Is g delightful
summer!ng place. and since Mr.. flnden
has rented and furnishes his large hotel
the seeker for g restful summer could
find no pleasanter resort,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Auction Sales This Week.

Tho following auction sales are an
nounced for this week:
On Monday at 5 O'Clock Q. -. y ! II g /, ~ Y.
D,enoor will sell q large lot anu anu .lle
acksmiths shot thereon on Williamsburg
Avente.
On Tuesday at 10 o'clock Sutton and NJ
Company will sell the property on Franz .i.I n
I'm Street known as "Putnams inca.
tre.''5
5t On the same day at 6 o'clock the same sam
f firm will sell the two frame tcnenents
Nos. zoos and zoos IL North seventeenth
Street. @ &;
IKE On the same day at 8 o'clock the a. ].
Chewing Company Will sell two .detacn-
ed dwellings, Nos no and az South.
Laurel Street.
Il On the satire day Charles A. Rose
Will sell the new brick store and dwell
Ing combined No col Randolph Street.
On the same day. at $50 o. clock. NJ. ".
Bowe and Son will sell the dwelling n 9.
liz East Grace Street.
On the same day, at $3.50 o'clock, H a..
McCurdy. will sell the two-story frame
dwelling No. 0O7 IL West Leigh Street
Va on Tuesday Commissioners George =.
Haw, Willoughby Newton Thomns "a.
Edwards and Isaac Diggs will sell at.
King William Courthouse three valuable
farms II, king William county. .,4 n
On Thursday the a. j. Chewing Com
spany will sell the dwelling and lot NO
613 North Twenty-seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
BOARD MEETS.
Travellers Hold Interesting Meet
inp-Chairman Elected.

81
The Board Of Directors OF the Travellers
Protective Association of Virginia hc.d q. a
very enthusiastic meeting last nignL u.
the rooms of Post "A, Of this city. ir 'as
dent j. Stanley oliver, OF Danvlllc, ossu-
pied the chair, and the following members
Of the Board OF Directors were present.
D. w. Sale, Lynchburg; J.T. Wlllians,
Alexandria,; ]. O. BoatWrlght, 1anviile
j. ], King, Portsmouth,; Thomas EolndeH
ter, j. II. Capcrs, j. L.. Hill, and r., -.
HARDWOOD, secretary and treasurer, OF WIS
Ono ofithe most important features was
the election Of the following cnnlrmen
Of various committees: Mr.. Thomas
Poindexter was unanimously elected for
the fourth time chairman Of the Board or
Directors; 3. B. Adams, Of LynchburS,
chairman of employment; G. Walton
Saunders, chairman Of membership;
George W. Rogers, chairman OF press.
The reports of5the various officers were
read and showed the affairs Of the asso-
citation to be In a flourishng condition
and the membership steadily increasing
throughout the State. The board declded
to take steps to organize posts IN Staun-
ton, Bristol and Martinsvllc.
Mr.. B. T.. Marsh, Of North Carolina, first
national vice-president. was present and
made short address on the work Of
the order and the convention recently
held Mt Savannah. Mr.. Marsh Is a splen-
did talker, and he made q fine impression
upon tho officers OF the division. The
board sanctioned the work Of the Rich
mond post to re-esta blishth State Fairs,
which were very. popular here few years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
AFFAIRS m CHESTER.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
Y. Y, CHESTER Va June E3.---Mrs. Grymes.
the hosctlry this morning for summer
and transient boarders. 81
Mr.. II. p. IIichelberger and family have
returned from Virginia Beach. where;
and Mr.. Sands and family, who occupied
the Etchelherger mansion In their alb.
sence, have. returned to Richmond.
Mrs. @. w Gargett,a Mrs. +. r. Per-
tho village n few days ago to attand an in-l
ternational convention OF ministers Of the
Seventh Day. 5Adventists," near Wash
haye by S 9me Ths
Miss Pcrrow, but the whole party res
turned here on Tuesday with their ac-5
customed health, and reported having
nad Eou dha en %astns
here for a few days last week, and has
extended her visit to atives in Henricoi
county near Dutch Gap: Mr.. Herbert G;
Memorial Day" here this week, and re-
ME Hall, Of Norrfolk. and Mrs. Kate Ivey,
Of Oaklawn. spent to-day with friends
vate school heretthis afternoon, and will
take her scholars, with friends and pa
irons, to Bloomburg' Farm: to-mor;5
row. to fish and boat In Swift Creek. &,
Friend, who annually handsomely ems
tertains his friends there.
Mr. Shaw, Of this place: lost valuable
norge here to-day by the fast running
through the town Of an Atlantic Coast!
Line train. The place not being incor-s
porated, the citizens have @ power to-
control the speed OF trains, and people.
should recognjza7that fact in crossing the
tracks and not let their stock run at
large. .Es3 WI, rs OK n 81 ,s
school term, and the closing exercises
were held at Miss Snead' $ residence. on
Monday last. Medals for. greatest pro-
flciency were awarded Misses Alma y.
Jones and Lucy M. Strother.
Cards arc out for the marriages OF Mr..
FlavIal Goodc and Miss Hattie q 9, Leach q,
in South Carolina, and Mr.: p: O. Fishers
and Miss Richmond, In North Carolina
These two gentlemen were formerly or
Chesterfield but now OF Richmond, Where
both couples will reside. !.
Flders {. 4 w. Friend will preach at SUI
folk Va, on next Sunday afternoon. by
invitation of DR.. William w, murray Of
that place, and the following Sunday N
Dinwiddie county; by Invitation. of MI.
70. %. Nunnally.3of Rowanta, me s sup-
iect win be "Chrlst's Kingdo 70 sup,
port and Destroy All Earthly kingdom1.s"
eI ete Of this Ills charge expect t. bold their
next meeting nt Mrs. 7. r: wilson on
"Brook Road beyond Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Colored Man in Need

+ a letter has been received in this city
from DR.. Harry, Tull n of Salisbury. Md,
asking for information Of relatives OF
William Cousins. a colored man, about$to
be discharged from a hospital there after
having leg anputated. Cousins claims
to be from Richmond, Va. and has no
money with whichsto buy necessary cloth
Ing or to pay transportation. Cousins had
his leg crushed In a collision Of vessels
in the harbor at$Salisburys several weeks
ago, and it was found necessary to am
putate the member. Tho man has no
money, clothing, nor crutches, and unless
assistance is given by his kinsmen or
friends here, hcgwill be sent to the aims
house. Persons knowing anything Of
Cousins or desiring to aid him may COM
muncate with Dr.. Tull at Salisbury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Total collections. !. ,s2l1, 2
Library's New Treasures.

Following are the books received at the
Virginia State Library from May 9th
to June Sd. 1905:
Arnold, Matthew, complete works, 1901 !;
Celtic Literature, on Translating Homer,
Culture and Anarchy, Friendships Car
land; Dlscourses in American Dramatic
and Later Poems: Early and Narrative
Poems; Essays in Criticism. first series;
Essays in Criticism, second series; God
and the Bible; Literature and Dogma;
Lyric and Elegac Poems; Mixed Essays,
Irish Essays, etc; ST. Paul and Protestant
ism, Last Essays; United States Geo
logical Survey; Geologic Atlas of the
United States. Ashviuc, Folio, North
Carolina and Tennessee; Geologic Atlas
OF tho United States, cassclton-Fargo
Folio, North Dakota. Minnesota; Geo
logic Atlas Of the United States, Kittan-
ming Folio, Pennsylvania; White, Andrew
D., Autobiography of Andrew u. White,
New York, 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Dr.. D. IT, Sprgg to Maria
Fraser 81 1-6 feet on the north side Of
Grace Street, SO 1-3 feet east of Laurel
Street, $4,675.
j.. c. Brockenbrough and wife to NIa VI,
r. Freddy, S feet on the south line Of
Monument Avenue, 47o feet east Of Meadow
Street, S. e.
Isaac Davenport. Jr..'s. executors and
trustees Isaac and Frank IA Davenport,
Helen T.. Davenport and Mary. Augusta
Morris to z. A. Saunders Jr.,' 1O2 feet
on the west line Of Seventeenth Street,
northwest corner of Dock Street. 43 feet
on west line OF Seventeenth Street, 1o2
feet north of Dock Street. and 43 feet on
the west line OF Seventeenth Street, adj
joining the property described next above
on the north, and 81 feet on the north
line Of Dock Street, 10 feet west Of Sew
enteenth% Street. $50, 900. SS54e
Henrico: James T. Sloan to- George
Kinds, IS feet on the west line Of Twenty
eighth Street. 100 feet from r Street,
$1,000 $ 8fS7s Js s5
"A. Myrtle and 8IIenryfR. Blount to- Lee
M ELLIS rond-t1lird interest in 100 acres
in upper end 4of Henrico county, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Heptasophs' Celebration

Members OF the Improved Order or
Heptasophs IN Richmond and Manches-
ICY VIII again hold their annual celebra-
lion his year on the I'd OF August at
Ocean View
Arrangements have been made with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and the
management at Ocean View for tho ac-
c2inmodaticn and entertainment of this
large gathering and tho popular seaside
resort VIII he turned over to the lieptn-
snphs for tho entire day.
THIS celebration marks the twenty-nlnth
anniversary OF tho birth OF this well
known organization. and tho annual out
ings IN commemoration thereof arc large
~ attended by the members OF tho order
IN this vicinity, where It has a member
ship Of about $3.50 OF our best citizens.
The following compose TIE committee:
John krouse, chairman; Melvin Flegen-
heifner, secretary John II. l.yneman.
treasurer A. L. yondelchr. II. cabcl!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
SCATTER GUN ARTISTS.
Goodly Number Turn Out and
Smash Round Pies.

Yesterday was an ideal day for the
fascinating sport of shooting clay tar!
gets. Fifteen enthusiasts faced the traps
at the Richmond Gun Club, and some ex-
cellent scores were made.
The extra events brought out one of.
the best five-nen teams in Richmond,
composed OF the following we'll known
shooters: MacLelland. Jack Sprat"
Robinson, Anderson and Janowslsi. In
the 125 but Il were dropped, about 50
per cent.
Anderson is fast getting in his old
time form. breaking a straight % yes
terday evening and wound UP with 4S
out Of last So
MacLelland was in the pink OF con-
dition, and accounted for u out OF last so.
Interest in the sport of trap shooting
has increased largely since the season
has opened up, as may be seen by look
ing on the score sheets.
The regular score of SO targets for the
Mt honv medal follow: 5f5jHS S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
IN HENRICo.
Austin Johnson Indicted-Given
Custody of Children,

The grand jury In Henrlco county yes
terday found "A true bill against Austin
Johnson. the negro charged with COM
hitting criminal assault upon little Rum
Pinchbeck. Mr. Walter Grant was fore-
man of the jury. Judge Scott set the
case for the 9th. when it will be called
Mr.. Edgar English will defend the nc
gro.
Mr.. James NJ. Hill, uncle Of Frederick
Hill. who committed suicide after killing
his wife. yesterday qualified as guardian
for the children Of his nephew. Mrs. Jas.
Eubank, sister Of the deceased and Mr..
Charles Hill. brother, petitioned for the
guardianship OF The children
Joseph O'Leary, Caskie Smith and vii
liam Dale were arrested yesterday by the
r.. +, & r. special officer upon charges
of stealing rides on the trains They arc
being held in the Hcnrico county jail
until their parents who are said to live
In Washington can he heard FROM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Chcrokees Scalped,

The Cherokees, better known ms the
First Street "Old Relinbles." were de-.
feated yesterday by the Dun Reporters
tho score being 10 to 8. The game was
Bdicate as there were several fast double
plays made blythe winning SIDE. Payne
pitched a nhe game for the r. g. Dun
and Company team, and the fielding Of
Kelley and Woodhn Is also worthy Of.
mention, while the Cherokees had a big
brave in Phillips. The line-up was as fol-i
lows;
Dun's eporters-Peatross, first base;
iFarInholt, catcher: May center held;s
Roache. third base; Payne pitcher; POS
etiaux right field; Rady. second bas0
WoodHn, left field; Kelley shortstop.
f Notwithstanding lips, third base; Alnsli&
second base; Bruce. first base I; Robinson,
pitcher; Boyd, catcher: Sutherland, short
stop; Norneet, left field; Grove, center
field; sutton right field. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Cut BY Matt Byrd AS Result Of
Crap Joint Raid.

Among fourteen crap-shooters caught
in a raid last night was Levi Rose, a
negro we'll known to the police. After
the negroes had been bailed Rose went
out and got Into an argument with Matt
Byrd, another negro, with whom the po-
lice are familiar. During the argument
Rose was stabbed by the other negro
ard was carried to the City Hospital for
anal, a hearing by Justice John to-mor-
row morning. The cuts are not believed
10 be serious.
The officers figuring In the raid were
Sergeant Tyler, Officers Marin and Clark
son. sss st 3F4 a's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
.BATTlEsH|P STRUCK
BARK; 23M Me-. DROWNED.
Severe Collisions Off Dungeness
During Very Heavy
Fog.
no AssocIatcd press. !


LONDON, June 3.-Dnring a fog off
Dungenness early this morning the Brit
ish battleship Caesar collidcd with the
British bark Afghnnlstan. Tho Afghan
istan sank two minutes after the COLI
sion. 1t Is feared that twenty-three men
on board the bark were drowned, rs
only eleven OF her. crew of thirty-four.
were picked up. Another disaster was
narrowly nverted as tho battleship Haf, 4
nihal shortly afterward fouled another
vessel and carried away her head gear.
prior to the collision between the Caesar
and the Afghanstan the battlcship Tri-
ulr1ph collided with the battleship Swift
sire, ana both will have to be dockeS
The Caesar was considerably damaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
On Appeal for a Veteran.

Captain L. ]. E,lker, former commander
OF the Stuart Horse Guards, has issued q
call on his old comrades Of that orsani-
cation to aid their old comrade and for
mer buger, Kemper Coleman, now i'll
and In need at his residence, No FOG West
Marshall Street. a Mr. Coleman has gaswlfe
more than babies, and one of them i'll.
The husband ana 3father5is III with dropsy
and heart trouble, following an illness of
typhoid fever. Any contributions for the
relief OF the. stricken family Will be
thankfully acknowledged and delivered
to Mr.. Coleman by Captain Euker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Number Of Entries Made Yester-
dav-Dr. Moon Wins Prize.

Tho sweepstakes tournament OF the Hermi-{
tagc Golf Club brought out a good number OF
tho weather could not have been improved
upon. 1t was to be expected that fine scores
would DO handed In and 1t was. therefore. not
surprising to find DR.. Moon with a. score OF
ST.. 40 out and A In. The nine holes at ierml-
tage have never been made in less than 40
by an amateur. but It appeared to onlookers
as though this record would be broken by
the doctor, who negotiated tho first seven
holes In twcnty-nlne strokes. a cuppy tie for
his second shot TO the eighth, resulted IN a
topped ball and the hole took him five. while
n drive pulled into the long grass going TO the
ninth cost him two strokes making this hole
require six strokes. The prize goes to DR..
rJ,o Il r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
FAIR WINNERS OF COLLEGE HONORS.

sophie , Robinson. sn,ithsr; we1nsek. Woo.
Distinguished in Junior Literature Misses
May Atwell. Mary Barnes. S,sie Bell. Gertrude
Bcndall. Ruth Banton. Jessle Brown. Mildred
Dickinson, Irene Galeski. Wilda Harwood Eula.
Hutton. Mary jennings. Marion Jennings.
| irene Jones. Bess lawson. alargare. Merry
man Ese Mohicr. Nellie Nottingham. Mamie
oliver. Mary Pitts. Louise Rice. y; Richard
son, Lucy Scott. Mary Smith, Edna Smith,,
Mary Saunders. Bessie Taliaferro, Louise
Tucker. Leigh Wilson.
Mary Crawford Minnie cogbill, Ethel Chldrc,.
Icuia Hutton, Lula Jones' Margaret Merriman,
Ava Poole, Violet Preston. Louise Prince.
Dist!nctIon in Art-S1iss Irene Mpscley Gres
sta. f53 s E54Sf 8 a6SsSSsi
pls,lnsplshea y Margaret
Power, Add yison. ~ Al
n pSpS5ssn an, q
Gaicski. Edna Wright. !. :. " asi
Misses Rachel t1Ilikott Keheeea Court.
Wilson. Margaret Botnar. I'M
C:-Missea Mary! Digs, Susan Dlggs, Lucy
Gude Dorothy Hart rnnp mi haw saI s'ar ka
D. D Lizzie Folzcy Fern Kelam.S Grace Nc
Kee. Helen Minor, Josie Scott, Marie shafer.
E.-Misses Margaret Mathews. Laura Nelson
United States History Misses Helen Ca
leskl, Fannie Hawkins. Audrey Jackson. EDNA 'lnla
B.SMisses Rachel Biilikor, Rebecca Courtney.
Mary Digs. Susan DEgs. Renh Fisher. Mar
1orie Jones Helen Minor. Elizabeth Mont
gomery. Mamie Smith, Sara starke. ss n
4, C.--Misses Fern Keliam. Grace Mcke Josie
Scott, Mario Shafcr.
| Geography sA.-MlHses Lucy GUIDE, Dorothy
Hart, Fannie Hawkins, Elizabeth aiontE omery,
Sara Starks, Edna Wright. &c IA v3s
81 B.-Alisses Mary DIGS. Helen Galeski, Sophie
I Galesk, Audrey Jackson, Marjorie Jones,FAllce
1 Nelson. u Il ~ AZ 10 t5ass "a ,as
C--Misses Rachel Bil:ikoft. Rebecca Court
ney. Rena Fisher Helen Minor, Marie shater,
Mamie Smith. 4s.g 54 s{ &
D.-vslisses Fern Kellan. Grace Mckee, Josie
Scott.f Z, 81
Grammar 4. Misses Rachel 3lllikofr, RebeccaS
Courtney, Lucy GUIDE, Fannie HAWKINS. AUDREY
Jackson. Elizabeth Montgomery, lice Nell
!, son. Sara Sarke WI
Fisher, Marjorie Jones. Elise Mcdowell Helen
Minor, Josie Scott. Mamie Smith.
35 C.-Misses Fern Kcllanl. Grace Mckee, Marie
sshafer. ssE is u, u !. ( .
Courtney. Mary Dggs. Susan Dggs Rena
Fisher Helen Galeski, Sophie fnleski. Lucy
GUIDE. Dorothy Hart, Fannie Hawkins. Audrey
jackson, x Marjorie Jones' Elise " Mcdowell.
Bessie Miles. Elizabeth montgomery. Alice
B,-Misses Fern Kellam, Grace Mckee
Helen Minor, Josie Scott. Marie Shafer. Mamie
Smith. 44g4s
c.-Al!sses Margaret Mathews, Laura Nelson.
Reading A..-alisses Mary plsgs. Susan
DIggs. Rena Fisher Audrey Jackson, Sara
Starke. Edna Wright. - {i 81
B-Rachel Biillkon, Rebecca Courtney. Helen
Minor. Mamie Smith. -a B
/, Scott, Marie shafer, Lizzip Foley Ruby
D.-:Misses Margaret Mathews Laura Nelson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Blues, ~; Grays, 6.

The East End Blues defeated the Rich
mond Grays in very one slded and
embarrassing game at Fulton Park Sat
urday afternoon, the score being % to 9,
In favor Of the Blues,
The Blues outclassed the opponents
at every stage OF the game. The features
were the batting and fielding OF the Blues
and the pitching OF Burncttc and the
catching OF WEIGH.
Score by innings: II
Blues .............. 512130 2~-z2
Grays .......s......5 0 0 O01 0 - 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
SOME NEW CHARTERS.
State Corporation Helps Along
Business Enterprises.

The state Corporation Commission has
granted the 4ollowing charters:
United Owners Realty Corporation,
Norfolk: Robert NJ. Hughes, president;
William NJ, Whaley, yice-president: r. G,
Taylor. secretary and treasurer; starke,
yenable and starke, general counsel. All
of Norfolk, Capital, $1,000. Objects-To
deal In real estate. erect buildings and do
other necessary things for the purpose
OF carrying out the objects of the cor
pofatinn
Empora Cotton Mills Gncorporated).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Negro Severely Stabbed.

Levi Rose and Nat Byrd both colored,
had q. whlrl-wind fight at No, ITO Nertll
Second Street early. this morning and
in neck back and both: arms and one
of his thumbs was nearly cut Off, Dr..
c. s.. Pitt, Of tho ambulance corps, had
TO take sixteen stitches to close the
wounds, Byrd was arrested Rose lost
1niIrh bloOd. 80 a{3Ff ffti u si45 - t8f5