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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
DEAF AND DUMB
GIRL s EVIDENCE
Tells IN Whiting OF Raleigh B.
Dawson's Treatment
of Her.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmea- Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. Juno 2l.-The
unique situation OF a deaf and dumb GIL
giving her evidence against man
charged with attempting criminal assault
sponse to questions by the Common
wealths attorney, was presented in the
Police Court this morning. when Raleigh
3. Dawson, a pittsylyania farmer was
given a hearing on the charge OF attempt
ing to assault Bessie Shelton, the deaf
and dumb daughter OF G. a.. Shelton, a
neighbor OF the accused here last week.
Dawson was held for the grand jury
at the June term OF the Corporation
Court.
The prosccutrix gave her testimony in
response to direct questions and told a
straightforward story. which, II true,
shows that she had been badly treated
by man old enough to be her father.
She testified that Dawson told her to
stop off at Lynchburg on her return from
the school at Stanton. leaving her un
der the impression her parents wanted
him to show her thu city. Dawson took
her to hotel where the girl pro-
tested against occupying the room with
him.
After she had retired Dawson came
IN the room and she thought It was a
burglar and she tried to get out but Daw-
son had the door locked. 1t was evident.
from the childs testimony that she was
innocent OF the import OF such an out
rage as she alleges was attempted upon
her. though all the time she protested at
Dawson being in her room.
A number of witnesses were examined
during the hearing, all tending to make
a very strong case against Dawson. The
officials OF the court were very much
moved at the hearing by the helplessness
and innocence OF the prosecutrix.
Commemorative Attorney Yancey will
arrange TO have an Instructor OF the Deaf
and Dumb Institute here to take the
testimony OF the child when the grand
jury meets. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
GOULD's PLANT
WILL CO AHEAD.
The Work Now Only Awaits
Order From Judge
Waddill.
AN IMMENSE POWER DAM.
Or. McFadcn Explains and De
tends Royal Arcanum In
crease.
IN IMMENSE POWER DAM
crease
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch,

Especial TO The Times ispntch)
< PETERSBURG, VA, June M.--The big
electric enterprise of the Goulds on the
upper Appomattox only awaits consent
Of the courts to be put In active process
Of construction again.
An official of the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company here said to-dny
that ns soon as an order is obtained
from Judge Waddll the canal and power
house will be utilized. The big dam at
the head OF the canal, two miles from
the power house. has never been COM
pletcd. but under present conditions wa
ter can be introduced into the cinal at q
cost Of about $4,000, and twelvegor fifteen
hundred horse power generated at the
power house.
The dam across the Appomat,ox, which
is 10 be an immense structure, is Very
far from completion, work on 1t having
been suspended by reason OF the Fisher
Gould controversy.
Rev. Dr. r. j.. McFadcn, OF Richmond,
representative to the Supreme Council OF
the Royal Arcanum, explained and de-
Tended the recent action of the council
joint meeting of the Sycamore and South
side Councils, of this city, at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall last evening. The increase in
assessments has been much discussed
and criticized by the local members OK
the order, especially as to It's alleged
s injustice to the older members.
No definite action was taken.
a beautiful and fashionable wedding
took place ut ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
this afternoon, when Miss Roberta Boiling
E CHI. an exceedingly handsome and at.
S tractivc daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ger.
man B. Gill. was married to Mr.. Waverly
Minctrcc The ceremony was performed
By the Rev. Robert II. Barnwell, rector
of 81. Paul's. The bride was beautifully
gowncd and was escorted BY her father
10 the altar. where She was met by the
groom and his brother, Mr.. J. Lee Nine
tree, the best man. Miss Anne Banisier
/ Gill and Miss Margaret Gill. sister OF the
bride, were maids OF honor. The brides
maids were Miss Mary Eldrcdge Beasley
and Miss Mary Goode Cole. In the we'd
ding march the bridesmaids preceded the
usllers who were Messrs J. NJ. %. GIL.
Harold Aiinctrce. p. H. Drcwry. Frank
Hobbs. John Arthur Johnston. Bartlett,
Roper. Jr., Thomas NJ. Davis. Joseph w
& Smith, ]. Leslie Watson and James w.
Payne, of Norfolk.
Mr.. Wayerly Minetree. the groom. is
one of the most popular young bus ness
men In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
TERRIFIC STORM
VISITS CHESTER.
Balls Of Fire Explode and
Shock Several Citi-
zens.
(special TO The Times. Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times spatch.)
CHESTER, VA, June 2l.--One OF the
sevcrcst electric storms that has oc-
Cured for years passed over this place
yesterday afternoon. A large tree very
close to Mr.. G. E. Robcrtson's house
was struck, sending a heavy limb to the
ground and shocking members OF the
family and leaving behind q strong sui
phuric odor
A bali Of fire rolled from the roof Of
Mr.. NJ e. Perduc's house. giving an
alarm OF fire. and at the Atlantic Coast
Line depot and Mr.. T. II. Friends place
closely n globe OF electricity struck the
ground on the railroad, exploding with
tremendous sound. This charge seemed
to scatter and follow the Telegram phi and
telephone wires, shattering portion OF
the depot and an Clubhouse in Mr..
Friends yard.
Mr.. Friend and Mr.. S. A. Perdue were
standing In Mr.. s. A. Perduo's store.
near the door, and a ball OF fire OK.
ploded in their faces, knocking Mr.. S.
a. Perdue winding. and shocking two
others in the store, knocked some boxes
Of sardines from the shelf, but did no
further damage. The rain was heavy,
and with the wind Frustrated growing
corn.
Mr. Charles z. Friend and family. OF
South Hill. Va. spent the day in the
village Sunday.
4 Mrs. j. II. Gliding. of London, stopped,
few days with friends here on her
way home.
Miss Rosa Goodman and Miss Lucy
Rice are In town on visit to relatives.
Boarders from the city are arriving at
Hotel Chester, and quite number are
expected as the hot weather advances.
temperance meeting Of the county's
w. G. T. u. will be held here Tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Woodward. Of the Christian
Church of Manchester. preached at the
public school house here Sunday after
noon. -
Mrs DR.. a.. j. Hurt left here this morn
ing to visit her father. Mr.. Milton Nc
#Laurine, in Powhatan county.
Mr.. T. e. Woodfin, commissioner Of
revenue, was here to-day, listing prop
erty.
Miss Emma LeCato, OF Accomac, left
here Monday for her home. after a
weeks visit to friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
NOT MALICIOUS,
BUT UNJUsT|F|ED.

cufH 1EiSIAs < Va, June si~Ths last
act In the public school imbroglio here.
in which Mr.. II. w, Hendricks, principal
Of the Culpeper graded school, was ac-
cused OF maliclously and unjustifiably
whipping little Kenard, the twelye-year-
old son OF Rey. ], w. Ware, rector of the
Episcopal Church hero, was played and
the curtain rung down on q long drawn
out contest, Late this afternoon the fol-
lowing telegram from Mr.. M, D, Hall,
the gentleman sent here by the State
Board OF Education to try the case was
received. nPunishmentZ not malicious,
but unjustif!ed. Opinion in extenso when
7 return lssa8 845 IS
lslgned) y m, y, Hal ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
r, BRANTLEY cox.
Body of Drowned Young Man In
tered at His Home.
Especial to The imes-DispatchD

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
AMHERST, VA, June 21.-The body
Of the late r. Brantley Cox, second son
of Mr.. r. NJ. Cox, OF this place, who
was drowned while bathing last Friday
afternoon In Wyandotte, Michigan, reach
ed here this morning and were taken
to the cemetery at once for lnterment'
Mr.. Cox was twenty-one years OF age
and one OF the most popular young men
Of the village.
He left here on the 18th of May last
for Wyandotte Michigan, whore he had
secured position. His death was q
severe blow to his friends here and n
loss to his employers, TO quote from q
letter received from them, lie gave every
prospect of rapid promotion and ulti-
mate success
A large crowd from the village and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Litz--Steele.
ESPECIAL to The TImes-DLs

Especial to The Times-D Lspatch)
EAST RADOFRD, VA, June 2l.-Ir.
y. Frank Ltz, a prominent merchant Of
young widow, Of Tp-Top. We're married
at 6 o'clock this afternoon at the resi-.
dence of Rev. G, A. Maiden, driving inn
medately afterwards to the station.
where they took the westbound train for
Wytheyllle. They were accompanied by
Mr. w. II, Tomney, of the Roanoke
Times, and Mr.. Coleman, Of Graham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

surrounding section attended the funeral.
The services were conducted by Rev. n,
B. Blankenship, OF the Methodist church..
assisted by Rev j. b. Coolte. Of tho
Baptist Church, and Rev. J. w. Wiley.
OF Albemnrle county. The flowers woro
placed Upon the grave by Misses Fannie
Harrison. Mildred STROBE, Bessie Robert.
son. Estelle Beard, Nellie Dearborn. Eva
Wills, May Scott and Ellen Gray. rho
pall.bearers were j. w. Beard, c. I.
Beard Harry stinnett, W. n. Wood, DR..
=. sandldge and II. p. Ellis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Game Given to Rome Team BY
Reason Of Revolt,
(specIal 10 The Tlmes, pispstcI

pANYILLE, VA. June 2l.-charlotte gave
to- day s game to Danyilta after having played
almost nine innings with q score OF to 4.
II the last inning the umpire made de-
Iotte's team left the field The game was
given 10 Danyile with score Q to O. Danyille
claimed 'hst cssrettss one SGGredtsd run
ner not touching the plate, IN general con-
fusion and disappointment the game Terminated.
.AlcGrath MAS the umpire M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Augusta Primary.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
H STAUNTON. VA. June 2l.-Tha County
Democratic Committee to-day fixed An
gust the first as the date for holding
The primary for;8the nomination Of can
iidates for Senator from the Ninth Dis
3trct, and two candidates for the House
OF Delegates from Augusta county and
{Staunton. Each candidate was assessed
twenty dollars.
The Electoral Board appointed $50 judges
and clerks for the six districts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
FINAL EXERCISES.
Dr.. Denny Makes Address to Gov
ington High School.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
CONVICTION, VA, June H.-.The annu-
nj commencement OF the CnvIngton High
School was held In the Masonic Opera
House last night.
DR. George Denny, president of Wash.
aington and Lee University. delivered the
address to the graduating class. His
subject was '"rhc Higher Education for
Young Men," which was treated iii a
most able manner.
Those graduating this year were Miss
May Turner, Miss Elizabeth Payne, Miss
Myrtle Renner, Miss Lottic Fudge. Mr..
Clyde Leo Overholt and Mr.. Colin stokor.
The members Of the graduating class
received many bouquets OF very hand
some flowers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Hall-SoWers.

+ FRONT ROYAL, VA, June 2i.-AIr,
Robert G, Hall, senior partner OF the
firm of Hall and Jacobs, was married this
morning at 1880 O'Clock to Miss Martha
IT, Sewers. aonly daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs, J, r, Sewers. Rev. IN. N. Hall Cl1l-
ciated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Blue Mountain House,

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, MD.
Ems 18TH SEASON OPENS JUNE FL
Finost mountain resort IN the Blue Ridge
section, No mosquitoes; pure mountain spring
water: cuisine and service unexcelled fast
and vestibuled train service. For reservation
manager, Jordan Stabler Building, Eutnw and
Madison Streets. Baltimore. Md. Office hours
10 ito 9 o'clock. Mention Tho Times Dispatch,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

CROCKETT "A r s u nj Gill T III A
- SPRINGS AND BATH open June 1st,
Elevation 1000 feot Cures Nervous Pros
tration, Dyspepsia, Rheumatic and Skin
Troubles. Kidney and Bladder Disorders
and Female Weakness; Cleans and Beau
titles the Complexion. Write for booklet.
M, c. THOMAS, Manager.
Crockett Springs. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
GRAYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS,

CARROLL COUNTY dnAYsoN, VA,
situated on Kew River and the N, Y v. Is. y,
Mean thoroughly renovated and under new man,
ssemsnt; climate and scenery Is nnsarpas,ssdi
cuisine Is second 10 none blus caa ana bass
&c There Is no better water IN the world
than that OF tho Grayson Sulphur. II cures
Nervous Prostra,ion. Dyspepsia, Rheumatic
orders. Female Wsakpsss, The traia stops in
our yard. Sanitary conditions first class. Every
attention VIII be shown guests 70 MAKE thsm
bsopy and comfortable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
.JAGUAR STOPS TRAINS
Animal Gets Out Of Cage and Re-
suit Thrilling.
KEEPER Is CLAWED,
Young Lady Passenger In Sealing .
Cli1 10 Escape Falls Twenty
Feet and One Of Her
Limbs Broken.

Colorado Springs. Colo. July IL
More than 1000 people and fear pas
senger trains Of the Colorado Midland
railroad have been held up at Tunnel
No. Z. two miles west OF Manitou. by a
nerce South American jaguar. Before
he was captured the animal clawed
Jos~ph Bennett OF this city. cutting .
severe cash In his right leg. Miss
belmont . passenger on one OF the
trains. became frightened. and In en-
deavoring 10 scale 4 high clifr fell
twenty feet. breaking her left limb.
The jaguar rnd a polar bear occupied
two compartments In a cage that was
loaded upon a nat car train belonging
20 a circus. The train was about 20
enter the mouth OF the tunnel and the
cage struck the mouth OF the tunnel
A keeper threw on the air brakes.
stopping the train. He threw at the
polar bear and fired blank cartridges
at the jsguar 10 keep them from es-
Gaping. The jaguar crawled under the
car and during the effort 20 drive u
into is cage Bennett received his in
juries. The animal was finally driven
into a small cage. but before the door
could be closed the train started and
the jaguar agaiz leaped for liberty. II
dashed through the tunnel. but upon
emerging az tho other end found itself
In a narrow cut. After some effort the
animal was again captured and placed
In It's cage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
ON TWO CRUISERS.
Suggested Tha. Peace EnVoys Visit
Oyster Bay Thus From New York.


oyster Bay ~ Y. July i7.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt devoted himself Mon
day practically exclusively 20 the
transaction of executive business for
warded TO him from Washington and
10 recreation about sagamore Hill
No arrangements for visitors were
made and none expected. Arranging
for dates OF the approaching visit 10
the president OF the peace plenipoten-
tlaries has been discussed. The navy
department has suggested and the
president has approved of the idea
that the ENJOYS be- brought 90 oyster
Bay from New York on two cruisers.
After an Informal reception the pleni-
p0tentiarles VIII go aboard the May
flower and Dolphin here and be- taken
in those vessels Co Portsmouth. ~ r.
with an escort OF at least one cruiser
and perhaps two. Commander Wins
low who has been ordered 10 COM
mand the Muynower. which win be at
the disposal Of the euvoys during their
soIourn IN the United States. win con-
tlnue as the presidents naval aide not
wlthstanding his new command
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
MAY BE INSPIRED.
Dignity Of Russia or interests Of EN-
pire Must Not Be Affected.


81. Petersburg. July 1.-THE No
voc vremya prints the following state
ment OF Russia's position. which may
be inspired: Russia can consent only
20 such peace as viii not affect her
dignity or the vital interests OF the
empire. To act otherwise would be
fatal 20 Russia and would threaten all
Europe. Europe no longer believes In
Japan's assurances OF peace In the far
east. Even England and Americas
approval can be heard In Indirect In
reference OF powers 20 moderate Ja-
pans demands. our plenipotentiaries
must remember that they must de-
fend the interests not only OF Russia.
but also OF other Caucasian powers
and they will ind moral support In
Berlin. Paris. Washington and per-
haps even London. Our army In the
field is much stronger than u was NJ
teen months ago"
The Hamburg Nachrleten proposes
that Europe intimate TO japan that
extreme demands viii be resisted by
Europe in general. especially Germany.
-This In a valuable statement We
must ascertain what Is the acceptable
maximum OF our concessions to japan
from European points OF view and act
accordingly"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
wITTE AND MEYER.
They Confer For an Hour In Regard &c
Peace Conferences.

ST. Petersburg. July I'm witte
spent an hour with Mr.. Meyer the
American ambassador. at the Klein
michel palace Sunday discussing the
forthcoming peace conference. Before
leaving for Paris NJ. witte win have
still another audience Of the emperor.
NJ. witte Is expected TO be the bearer
OF a personal message from the empe-
ror 90 President Roosevelt.
The Associated Press II authorized
by NJ. Hartwig. director OF the First de-
partment OF the foreign office. 20 deny
IN the most categorical fashion the
report OF the alleged contents OF the
instructions to NJ. witte. published IN
Paris D. the Echo De Paris and else
where abroad.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
Mu,iny and Murder.

Lodz. July i7.-Part OF the Eka-
toyngburg regiment stationed here
mutlnied and killed an officer. The
mutlneers were arrested. Owing 10
the state OF siege citizens OF Lodz are
compelled TO contribute $500 daily to-
wards the maintenance Of troops here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
Two Bombs Thrown.

Kutais. Transcaucasia. July i7.-Dur-
ing the rendition OF a musical pro-
gramme In a public garden here sun
day two bombs were thrown. No one
was killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
One Killed, One Wounded.

Mltau. Russia. July 17.--Baron Bits
rom. large land owner. has been
killed. and Baron Hahn. another land
owner wounded by agitators.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
Janane.e War,hln, Amman.

ST. Petersburg. July i7.-Japanese
warships have appeared 10 the north
ward OF the Island OF Sakhalin and ARE
presumably meditating a descent on
the on the island.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
DETECTIVE KILLED.
Patrol Of infantry Fired Volley and
Slew the Assassin.

Warsaw. July IA sergeant Of de-
tectlves was shot and killed here Mon
day by an unknown man. Patrol OF
infantry while pursuing the assassin
cred a volley killing the miscreant.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-18
Gunboat Aground.

Navesink. n. j.. July 1.-THE Unit
ed States gunboat Dubuque Is aground
IN Horseshoe. lower New York bay.
near Spermacetu cove.
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NTED.-Forema for screw making de
partment of sewing machine factory in
Middle West; none but first class men with
a reputation need apply: must ba hustler
Of middle age and thoroughly up-to-date in
all the most improved methods, especially
with all makes Of automatic screw ma
chimes; permanent position with good pay
for the right man; state references and
wages expected: replies confidential. Ad-
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FOE SALE

ron sALE.-Ths furniture. carpets. mir
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,-S rvau having boarding house; three cor
,-cttns houses. fully furnished; owner leaya
Tr tha city. Apply between IL and z. 1oS
Eest sfth-st-
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WHY NOr EARN nropE nInNrYa

49, ~ EAINN MINE AlCINIHl
Every day we're helping really capable
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Clerical and Technical men, paying from
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sEAMSTRESS Good German: cut ~
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HELP WANTED

f.lDTFs and GENTLEMEN will give
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TUTOR-By Normal graduate and expert
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WATCHMAN desires to make a change;
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RYAN, 81 West 57th-st.
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DRIVERS for waIker-Gordon milk delivery
wagons Apply LUCAS. Supt., 345 East
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ERRAND BOYS FOR walker-Gordon milk
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HELP WANTED,

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AGENTS WANTED.


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DETECTIVES-You men desiring to be-
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Male.
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