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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05

10 n u
Il fifty-dollar billi'' sang out tho august
parsonage from his room In the rear r ear OF
the corridor.
!. Hun" said the Cricr.
a said send me change for TINS tlt.y'
Gibbons didn't you hear inc7' sent BACK tlt'
I the court.
"Etcard you. but didn't exactly eaten cate,
your meaning 1Really want to got some
change FOR fifty dollars Lcm me sec I've
f!.ty7'' said Gibbons. VA !.
~, u" looked worried. lie wore =
grleyed expression, and II was plainly 20
, be seen that he was mortified by the at
tltudc Of the attendants. As Il ,hoy
didn't think he had the fifty. lie made
&c cd, though, and the change was forth
coming. 4gs NJ
But that was nero hereafter, the
show had gone before.
David Walker SHE'D n rock at Henry
Morton. The rock Is still sticking to-
gcther, but David is separated from w,
Charles Gordon was OF unsound MIND.
"l.k!e a whole lot Of these fellows around
here" said tho court, and the case was rJ
continued.
p. Il. Hall thrcwsa rocn and didn't have
the SO required for the exercise.
Ida Christian will tell atsn future date
why she did things to one Richard slnde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
POLICEMAN'S VIEW.
Bristol Officer Discusses Pc
litical Situation at His Home.

officer w. p. Maness, Of the Bristol
(Va.) police department, who has been
In Richmond for the past two days, IN
discussing the political situation IN
Southwest Virginia, expressed the belief
yesterday that Senator Martin would car
~ tho Ninth District by a small majority
The city of Bristol. Mr.. Maness thought
would give Montague a small majority
but out In the coal fields he believed
that Senator Martin held the best hand
i"But the people Of Bristol are not
worrylng so much about politics In Bris-
toll. They are working to make that
city tho greatest, in Southwest Virginia
or East Tennessee" said the officer The
city is growing rapidly and There Is moth
Ing to Keep It down. Tho hotel facill-
ties arc ample and real estate Is selling
rapidly Tennessee gets half Of the credit
for our Twin City but believe that
Virginia is satisfied with us, Bristol IS
tho best place in the world for a man
TO live arid ! am not desirous OF Wouhu,
ing the feelings Of any Of you Richmond
pcoplc, either" continued Mr.. Maness.
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EVER TREAT YOU so?
Coffee Acts the Jonah and VIII Come Up

clergyman who pursues his noble
calling IN Il country parish In Iowa. tells
OF his coffee experience:
My wife and | used coffee regularly
for breakfast, frequently for dinner and
occasionally for supper-%aways tho very
best quality; package coffee never could
find place on our table
I'm the spring Of 1896 my wife was
taken with violent vomiting, which we
had great difficulty IN stopping.
1T seemed to come from coffee drink
Ing but we could not decide
in the following July, however, she
was attacked n second time by tho vom-
appointment at the time. and on my re-
turn found her very low; she had liter
ally vomited herself almost TO death, and It
took some days to 1uict the trouble and
restore her stomach,
u had also experienced tho. same trou-
| BILE, but not so violently and had relieved
1t each fine by resort TO medicine.
"But my wifes second attack sathef
mo that the use OF coffee was at the bot
| tom OF our troubles, and SO we stopped
/ 1t forthwith and took on Postum Fnot
| Coffee he old symptoms Of disease dis
| appeared, and during the nine years tina
| we have been using Postum instead q
coffee we have never had a recurrence 0
the vomiting. We never weary of Pos
tum, to which we Know We owe our goot
health. This Is a simple statement 0
facts Name given by Postum Company
Battle Creek, Mich,
Read the little book. 1.-The Road t
MELVILLE" In each pkg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
STIRS EVEN LONDON.
DR.. c. S.. Gardner Achieves Ora
torical Triumph,

In The session devoted TO foreign mis-
aions In the Worlds Baptist Congress,
nov being held in London, DR. G, S.
Gardner pastor of Grace Street l3ap-
list Church, this city, struck the trium-
phant note OF the Congress when he de-
liycred an eloquent and imnassioned adj
dress on The awakening Of Japan, So
well received was his address that the
British Weekly makes the following
special comment on IT:
E"Then followed what has undoubtedly
proved to be the oratorical triumph OF
tho Congress. II, deal, with the awak-
cning OF japan and WAS delivered by
DIR. q. S. Gardner.@of Virginia. A note
OF novelty and shrlll music was struck
at the very outset. Fifty years ago Am.
erica walked up Japan. and M" Japan
has walked up the world In sentences
mos, skinfuliy framed, delivered VIII
dramatic and passionate ygor Dr, Gard
her enumerated those hlsh, 1ualit'e.
which Japan owed to herself and mol
10 the West--her mental vigor, her nos
pi,ality to new ideas, that masnihcen
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ROAD TO ASHLAND
BY NEXT Ne: SPRING
Condemnation Proceedings to be
Instituted Next
Month.
EQUIPMENT is ALL READY
Owners Of Wcstbrook Ask $50
10000 Damages-Road to
TideWater.

& uThe Ashland branch Of the Richmond
and Chesapeake Railroad Will be In opera
lion by next April
This statement was made on yesterday
by a gentlelSan prominent in the manage
mont Of the affairs of the company. He
further stated that condemnation pro-
c.cdngs would be begun at once In order
to secure right of way through West
book" and through the other properties
bttween Richmond and Ashland.
II is stated that the electric railway
officers communicated with the New York
owners of 'Westbrook and asked that
!, right of way be granted free Of charge,
pointing out that the opera ton of tho
proposed road would greatly enhance the
value Of land along the route of the limo.
hIbe owners of "Westbrook" answered
that they were aware of the fact that
property values would be increased by the
construction Of the electric road, but that
q right of way would cost just $4,000.
The property had been on the market
for $4,000, but when the Country Club
made a cool offer of that amount for 1t,
the owners declined to accept, and with
dew 1t.
The fight for right of way will come up
in the County Court at the September
term and as court sets for three weeks
report may be had from the commits
sioners.
All the rolling stock and equipment for
the Ashland branch has been purchaser
even to the copper wire for the rail con-
nections and overhead trolley.
Wants a Big Price
Tn rpaoti,,u ne he officer
Of the road said:
1.-THE Ashland branch will not be run
through to Petersburg until the Tide
water branch has been constructed We
are having some difficulty about the
rights OF way both at tho Richmond and
Ashland ends of tho line. One property
owner asks us $3.50 per acre for land that
we could have bought a few weeks ago
for s25 per acre. We will begin work
as soon as the condemnation proceed
ings have been passed upon by the court,
and we expect to be in fun operation
by next spring.
What about the Underwater branch!s
asked the reporter,
1--WE nayc surveyed the route as far as
Tappahannock. but cannot say when
we will begin TO construct. The whole
line from tho bay to Ashland Will be
known ms the Richmond and Chesapeake
Bay Railroad Company, of which ."c
following gentleman are officers and d.
rectors:
president. Frank J. Gould. OF New
Work. Vice president. Henry w. Amber
son. OF Richmond; secretary and treas.
,irer, Guy Phillips, of New York, and
the above, together with Thomas w
Wheelwr-ght, Fritz Eilterding and j.
Randolph Williams. directors
Nh nh
the largest individual owner of land IN
Virginia he having purchased In recent
years moro than fifteen thousand acres
individually, besides the large tract pur.
chased By the various corporations he
ContrOls.
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PAYS HALF MILLION.
That Sum Distributed Among
Rural Mail Carriers.

Receipts fromthc sales of stamps ana
stamped matter at tho Richmond post
Office for tho month Of July, as reported
nv Cashier W. McKim Marriott yesterday,
show a total for the month OF 49,, s59, ~
as compared with the sum of s3o,249'S for
the corresponding month last year, an IN
crease of S26loO6. or about eight and ono
half per cent This Is regarded as very
satisfactory showing for a midsummer
month.
The number of rural carriers now on
tho payroll for the State OF Virginia Is
.33, and the amount paid out to them N
salaries for the month was s42,s7o70. OF
all annual payment Of more than half q
million dollars In salaries, All OF thls
sum passes through the hands OF Cashier
Marriott IN tho Richmond office, VINO
with other employees Of tho general onlcn,
lave tho labor of auditing and verifying
al these claims and making out anc
mailing the checks.
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social solidarity which enabled the in
dividual to sink his own Int res(s utterl,

social solidarity which enabled the in
dividual to sink his own interests utterly
in his service Of the generality, and her
practical eff1ctency-her power Of bring
ing things to pass. Japan was evidently
destined to lead the East, and so there
was created for the Christian world
the most Imperative problem Of the age.
&The Kingdom of God needs Japan, cried
the orator In order that a social appi-
cation of the truths of Christianity may
be given to the world But the Japanese
also need christianity. for their new
civilization can never stand unless 1t re-
ceive Il new basis. DR.. Gardner concluded
with q great plea on behalf of this an
cent people that Is being born again.
Let us not be 'stampeded By the sense
less cry of the yellow Peril else We
shall but give them cause to desrlse our
Christianity The Church OF Christ Is
on It's probation! Let us rise to our pos
abilities that the land Of the Using Sun
may see the Sun OF Righteousness nrise!'
The speech concluded amidst the most
enthusiastic applause.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: Roger Gregory and wife tto
Truman a. Park er, 1873 o-6 rect on noFtn
line Of Park Avenue, northeast corner oi
Allen Avenue, s9aOO. ,,,I
Henry S. Wallerstcin and wife 10 MAJ
line OF First Street. northwest corner OF
vern c. Patterson. - 20 leet oh Me''ts
Byrd Street. 3l.5V.
d. w WIttc and wife to John j. small
wood. 90 TIP feet on north line OF Le'en
Street, % sig feet east OF First street.
SLIPS -, 1,,,,.o
10 KS feet on west line of Main Street
los feet east of Beech Street. subject 10
deed Of trust for 81, 5000.
James Aston Cabell and wife TO rat
tic d, james, "a feat Oh Judah street,
No. 6l5, and all interest IN 10 feet az Az
joining on the above property tI"sr on INC
= =. b. "a Addison and Warner Moore,
snecIai commisslonerst to Adeine n.
Brn,Ier's trustee, lot No. 5, In block Is.
plan OF sub division Of property trontins
on Broad, Grace and Franklin Strects.
between Addison and Cedar Streets, 81
1880 Nc
10 Albert r. Newman. is 1l-l2 feet on east
line OF ThIrty-nfth Street, III lect soulh
OF Clay Street. s1,1O.
John 3. Gayle. Edgar B. English and
Edwin p Cox special commi Ssloners, 10
David s. Perkins, IS acres on f9 ,aao ~
Lucy T. and w. L. Wise to Mary I.
Leach, lot No. In block No, %. Barton
+. Hopkins and wife to same, lot
NO, q In CLOCK No, q. Barton Heights ~ {
Nv. Fl. Oxenham and wife to Joel ~;
iyVhitc ia feet on west OF Twenty-third
Street, ~ feet from northwest corner OF
" Street 800. itB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
TWIN CITY TUssLE.
Games Between Local Artists
Will Be Resumed.

The Brownies and the Mnnchestcrs will
play ball at 2:45 this afternoon, Two
hours later The Richmond aggregation
Will meet the team from Barton Heights
and tussle for the supremacy,
The two games promise to afford to two
or three thousand people all the enjoy
ment necessary from u baseball game
Manchester has lost about five games
recently by one run, and they arc de-
termned that the Champions VIII he
taken down notch IN this afternoon =
match. The Brownies are confident that,
with IIulchcr In the box, they Will take
the game from the Colts,
Richmond win try TO beat Barton
Heights and thereby bring tho teams
closer together, Barton Heights and the
Brownies now have "a lead that VIII re-
aure several bumps To- redlre and tho
opposing two mines are working with
all their might to bring this down.
Crawford viii do the twrlng for Rich
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Personals and Briefs.

Rev a. b. Kinsolvlng. y. D.. of Brook
tlyn, N. Y, is staying at Ogunqult, Me.
Mrs l.. r. Williams, Of No. l2lb West
Franklin street, is staying at Towards
Vie, Va.
Mrs. ]. w. Gordon, who has been Stay
inE at Mt Elliott Springs, has gone II
Rockbricge Baths.
MI. Preston Cooke. Of No. 2o6 West
Franklin Street, has gone to Rockbrldge
BathY. XIII .55
Mrs, r. G. Hair, Of No 302 East Franz
lin s!ictt, lis staying at Blacksburg, VI
REV. ~, y. Evans, rector of Monumon.
tai Church. has gone on visit TO sniuaa
n. 9. I. !
state Librarian John r Kennedy ,y wha3
Is Ell loving vacation gat the Sweep
#Chalybcate Springs, w. Va, accompanies
BY Mrs. Kennedy, is expected nome TINS
Mrs Mrs. ., 6, Minor, who has been re-
syiyanIa mountain resorts Tor seYern
Viii soon return to this city,.
Colonel w, Gordon McCabe left on
yesterday To- visit his old friend, Colonel
Dulaney. In Loudoun county. ~
Mr. n. r. Pollard, Of the Christian %.
server louisville, KY, Is stopping a.
Murphy's Hotel. =, \, !, /.
Very Rev. Dr.. D; = Flynn, prte sh1,ro1
Md, is visiting Rev, Charles Hannlgah
Mt ST. Joscph's Church. :,
Mr. Eghert Lee Giles, son Of MI Z, =.
Giles. OF this city. has returned IRON
Elacksburg, Va. where he has peen ~
tending a summer course
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
WHAT UNCLE SAM GETS.
A Quarter Million Dollars Reeve
nue From This District.

Receipts in this the second internal
revenue district OF Virginia for the Month
of July from MI sources of Federal reye-
nue. aggregated the sum Of s226,2l5'52 this
year, compared with s2l6,924.3l for July
1904, an increase OF ss,2ol2a The figures
on manufactured tobacco, plug. twist and
CIT plug and granulated toba COOS indicate
and OUTPUT for the district OF npproxl-
mntely j ,2sO,000 pounds or about $40 tons,
The great bulk Of this Is manufactured N
Richmond, though PETERSBURG aiso con,
trIb,lted n considerable pronortlon lof
tho amount Hero are the flgures on
revenue collections for the month"; as
compiled by Deputy Collector Robert
McCandlIsh -, ,on
On list, slil,6oh on beer, ss,46o; on
spirits, sl,b4s,36; on cigars and cighrettes,
;ilo,6O6s2; on tobacco So ssl,s. special
taxes, $25,577.52, total f225,ol5,52,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Output Of Belle Isle Plant Larger
Than Ever Before.

The stockholders and directors Of the
Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works Com.
pany, of Belle Isle. held their ANIMAL
meeting on yesterday, when the former
officers and directors of the company
were reelected for the coming year
The company is turning out moro work
than ever before In its history and with
the completion of the now $4,000 Bar MIL,
the facilities for output Will be largely
increased.
The officers elected were:
Frank j. Gould, president.
Thomas w Wheclwright, vlce-presldcnt
and general manager.
IT. r.. Wayt secretary; J. 3. Carter,
treasurer and the Mlowlng directors
Frank J, Gould, Thomas 81. Wheelwrlght.
II. r. Vast. II. Is. Sands w. ~ liop,
llston. Fritz st,erdng, Fred voting ah''
Guy Phillps.
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Good Crop Of Pippins.

Mr. c. e. sydnor, travelling In the
interest Of j. 4. Williams & Co, Inc. Of
Glasgow Scotland, in company with the
junior member of tho firm, has returns
cd from an extended tour through tic
apple sections of Albemarle, Nelson and
Augusta counties.
Mr.. Sydnor reports the fruit crops
OF these counties MS being the largest In
years The plpplns arc tho finest In six
years and the peach crop In Albemarle
county Is especially fine. The famous
"IIlberta" peaches from this section will
begin to reach Richmond between the
10th and 10th of this month.
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mond and Leake will be in the box for
Manchester. Brooks will do the box
work for tho 1Iighlanders and liulcher,
the southpaw. will toss them for inc
Champions.
Staunton wants return engagement
here and 1t is probable that they VIII
be given dates next week with the An
tl1ony team from the Twin City League.
This homo team has been known rs the
Brownies, bit some kick has been reg
III cred on this account and hereafter they
will be known as Anthony's aggregation.
Albert Anthony, the first baseman for
Mnfchese Yer, was responsible for all the
games here last week and had there
been bad weather he would have S's1l
the loser to the tune of about three
hundred dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
.sWHIsKEY OR MEDICINE7@
Courts sitsin Judgement on a Malt
Extract Sold BY Druggists.

Whether or not the druggists OF the
city have a right to sell a malt extract
viii Sbe tested In the higher courts, a
bottle Of the liquor. or medicine medicine was
nl,rchased from Blanks drug store, on
Broad street, by an officer for the pur-
pose OF testing the law upon E the mat ma
ter. gssl5
Justice John Crutchfield yesterday
morning continued the case until tho 12th,
and In the meantime oil the law BOOKS
on the subject will be carefully read.
The arrest OF the druggist upon the
charge OF selling the medicine was :
not surprise to tha officials. as 1oiu
IN The trimes- Dispatch OF several weeks
ago Chief Werner had contemplated
taking the Initiative for some Time, ana
once and for all i, Will be determined 60
whether Duffy's Malt Extract IS 20 DC
classcd as whiskey or medicine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
SHED at the Big Engine.

a wreck was narrowly nVerlcu ytsteF-
day morning at II tNock on Belyldere
Street, between Cary and Canal streets
a long freight train, Englnemnn Chhrles
Wilmat, was rumbllnE Slowly loWaru
Byrd Street Station, md a SPRING whson,
and Butler, No, Is South Laurel Street,
vas comiuy up Belyidere Street, Just as
tho horse came opposite The engine. he
became scared and turned abruptly
ri ound ovcrturnng the wagon ana
throwing the negro out Who eNceptins
skinned arm and a grand lr'sht' e.
capped unnjured, -,
The train stopped several minutes I'M
pcding tranc Of street cars,
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Customs Receipts for July,

Customs receipts for the port OF Rich.
nlond for the month of July, agGregatea
81, +4Ds3, according to q renort OF chlet
Deputy W, Gay Smith. The total NaiIo
Of imports into this port was sao,2ls, OF
Nhich sum sH,Tl of Ya!ues were -,
ceved through the port OF Ne"porp a1'''
shipped hence in bond, The receipts COM
Dare very favorably with those Of other
months, :, !. Z, :, y,
Mr.. smith has recently been pronolea
IA chief deputy, and Is considered q MO
roughly competent man for the posi-
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Personals and Briefs.
Delightful House Party Closes


A delightful house party has Just closed
a tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Phil-
lips, of Tappahannock. Va, who enter
tained the following visitors: Miss Ell
abeth V. Crcnshaw. Of Portsmouth,; MISS
cecil Brown and Miss Lucy Lee Coulter.
% Richmond: Miss Louise --daH OF
Memphis, Tenn, and Mr. Reg1'a ~
Walker, OF Richmond.
4 Miss Crcnshaw. whopis the soprano
srlo,st of the Court Street Baptist
Church, Portsmouth. delighted the resi-
dents and visitors in Tappahannock BY
her musical numbers at two concerts, ana
al the Sunday night service OF st, Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church. rapta ham
mock -,
Mrs. Brockcnbrough entertained Miss
Crenshaw and aynumber OF lnYitea guests
at her beautiful home in Tappaha an ''c
on Wednesday night the "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
!. No SLEEP. FOR Mo J |. ]: !.
bihy csvsisl viii sors, ina sciIss..
Clll1 Mpt It'll WHIT $40
lueAlt Lie. 3.
I MARVELLOUS CURE BrcUTlCuRA.

ttAt four MONTH old ny baby's face
and body were 90 covered With sores
and large scales you could not tell
What she looked Hike No child ever
had d worse case. Her face was being
eater, away, and even her finger nails
fsll 81. It itched 90 she could not
sleep and for f1iaf1y weary nights We
could get no rest, ~ last We {; got Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment The sores
began to heal at once, and she could
sleep at night, and Ia one month she
had not one sore on her face OF body.
- Mrs. Mary Sanders, 7o9 Spring ST.,
Camden, N. j." Isl. S 4;
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A Double Unyeiling.

Hickory Camp No. 6, w. o. W. will
unVcll two monuments erected to The mem .
DRY of deceased soveregns at Hollywood
to-day at O'Clock r. M. Members OF the
order are requested to meet at Hollywood
gate.
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Seeing Double.

one day as he was LEAVING his oiilee az
by Stranger Who had been imb,enE 20 1 Assey
lit he was Seeing thlngs a m red 70
asl. tsn cenrressnun where he could get
tho depot Mr. Reed Tspllsdt No cars = take
next corner; there sou WIN see W. ~ fhsss
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* Mean t,.........,...ooi "a, NV ~ -;
level: inches and hundredths) Mean,
sos; highest, 1922; date, 18th lowest lowest
re ture. Highest, 81; date 10Th;
lowest, CO; date 23d greatest daily range.
Is; date, 10th; least daily range, y; datc
Mean of this month for 26 years, 74'4;
absolute maximum for this monlh JOE .
years. 90 degrees; absolute minimum To-, LOT
this month for years, IS degrees; aver
age daily excess (plus) or deficiency (min-
us) of this month as compared win mean
of e years, O; accumulated excess (plus)
or deficiency (minus) since January ST.
291; average daily excess ('lus) or de-
ficiency (minus) since January LIST, Ia; =
Precipitation.-Tota this month. 80;
snowfall, %; greatest precipitation IN =
hours, 81; date, I'd; snow on the ground
at end of month. 90.
Average OF this month for 81 years. AZ;
excess (plus) or deficiency (mlnus) OF TINS
month as compared with average or 81
years, l.lo; accumulated excess (plus) or
deficiency (mnus) since January lst, 2,oo;
Wind.-Provailing direction, south; total
movement 6,402 miles, average houtlS
velocity, 7.3; maximum velocity dor rye
minutes), ~ miles per hour, from south,
Weather-N Of clear days, II;
partly cloudy, Is: cloudy, 4; on which .01
inch, or more, of precipitation occurred,
15.
Miscellaneous Phenomena (dates Oh
Auroras. none; halos: solar, none; lunar,
18th; hail, none; sleet. none; fog' 81, Sth;
10Th. 10Th. 10Th, ed 18th, S0th; frost:
light none heavy, none; killing. none,
Note.-"T'' indicates trace OF prcclplta-
ton.
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Begins Work in Gloucester.

Mr.. Barber, one OF tho dencons recent
~ ordained at the Virginia Theological
Seminary, assigned as assistant to Rev.
William B. Lee, in Gloucester county. has
entered upon his duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Had DELIGHTFUL Outing.

Tho Christian Enaeayor society OF Mar
shan street Christian Church gave Y de-
nrh,ful outing ON Thursday nsht at
Forest I'M PARK. After business was
transacted, refreshments, we're served and
l,any games INDUCED In to the enjoy
ment OF all ~ 4si