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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
OFFICERS MUST BE SWORN
Judges and Clerks Required BY
Law to Take Oath.

Acknowledgement William A. Anderson
said yesterday in reply to State chairman
Ellyson's Inquiry concerning the COM
ing state primary and as to whether
election officers must take the oath pro-
vlded for officers in the general elcction:t
B My Dear Sir:
7 have very carefully considered the
inquiry submitted In your esteemed favor
OF the 21st inst as to whether the judges
of election who hold the State Dmocratlc
primary on thel22d of August next
should be sworn. f5N Il
Sec. 1872 (o). Code of 1908 {Acts of 1902
ga, D. 933), contains the following pro-
visions:s 3.
"All laws Intended to secure the reGu-
larty and purity of general and local
elections and to prevent and punish any
corrupt practices in connection herewith.
and the penalties and punishmcnts now
or hereafter prescribed by law for such
offenses, shall, so far as they may be
applicable, apply to all primary elections,
whether the same be held under any law
of this State or under q plan proVldcd by
some political parity
Sec. us of tho Code Of 1904 (Acts OF
51so2-3-4, p. $3.50. provides the form of oath
to be taken
1t Is evident that the provisions Of tho
section Just quoted were Intended ITO Sc
cure the regularity and purity" Of cleo,
tions. ono of the most important and and
essential of these requirements Is that
each Judge and clerk conducting any such
election shall before he enters upon inc
performance Of the duties imposed up o,r
him. take and subscribe inc oa'h '''cte'''
set forth. Si6E3a. ~ +ho+
4 is necessary and proper that every 'e :, =
Urinary @un election to be held on the / g 10
Of August next should take and s,1 Gnde
the oath set forth in said sec e, lis' re- ooue
OF 1904. 4fS isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
to everything. Amuscments viii be plen.
"The Geezer' Next Week.

is said to be an even superior production
to that which has held the boards this
week The company Is the same, and al
same pretty chorus is. to disport itself be-
hind the footlights. The music Is said to
have d Jingle and swing that will prove
dialogue than in the plays which have
been seen this week, and Manager De.
Lange inclines TO the belief that 1t will
meet with even stronger expressions OF
received. The costumes are said to be
pretty and bright and In keeping with
the ideas of the mana cement to get the
best for the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
N MAG jones ASKS
FOR new PRIMARY
City Committee Tables PROPOSE
ton to Adopt Plan for Com
ing State Fight.

The city Democratic Committee ~ last st
night Adopted plan f1r taS r Gehn ia fo ~
lie nondton 8 unIte{d s, states not p senafo
in materinl respects as compared with
ioe AerettofG3s set aaept 81 the meeting
latter MrW Mac Jlene5t es IL Gan he
date for tne t4o cIeet,9n setting out that
iald Sd Rse hs d1sf n9w aut
o Shn II, e and deai,d and asking that n new
pFay bs held ghe 5etteE ef q
await the action Of the grand jury VIII
reference nMes to the subject: ,,ac,,ss,on over
The matter but taken an 8, InalSS ar
ton that most 81 fhe ca nyllinr for new
erlsnary me COMMITTEES Wll Prohatnhly ~
lake some action on the qI Snmes IN 'n'
Fe RRe report cama!ttsfe as wa ta
n 19Nmnted Without objection, the, main feat
IRE being that each eandld nIsci sa PC
entitled to u Wltness N t1!e ~ S SSs''es Wy
ING Eha entire tHnHH- nj " tipss is sFf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
mass meeting and to select speaker

mass meeting and to select speaker
for the occasion.
There was soma talk Of the league tax
ing some official recognition Of tho o.
casion of Judge Mann's address to be
delivered next Tuesday night, but 1t was
finally decided that there would be no
official stand taken.
Personals and Briefs.
Rev. 3. Lacy Hoge OF Georgia. will
preach at cambridge Street Baptist
Church tomorrow at II a. NJ. His sub
jcct will be "The Love Of Life
Rev. M Clark. of Richmond College,
will preach at both services tomorrow IN
Clopton street Baptist Church.
A. l.. Adamson will sell the three
houses, 401 4o3 and 4O7 Bainbridge Street
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The Fire Commissioners are scheduled
TO meet Tuesday night: tho Health, Fire
and Street Committees Thursday night,
and the Finance Committee Friday night.
Misses Etta$and Hattie Lewis, of Glou-
cester% Point, are the guests OF Miss
Emma Odel Bailey, 6l2 Decatur Street.
Little Miss Vera Tatum. daughter Of
A. R.. Tatun, Is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Hudgens, Of
"Glen Arvon," Fluvanna county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
AS
THE JUMP IRE.
Basel Ball Reporter, Assigned 70
Police Court, Falls Into
E Vernac,,lar.
WERNER's HlTTERs WON 0U1.
.PlayWas East and Furious, With
Many Base Fits 70 the Credit
5s Of Reporter.

"Play BALL" yelled Umpire J. ). ,Crutch-
field on the Police Court diamond ycster-
DAY morning.
Tho strong aggregation captaincd by
Colonel X. e. Morse. had practiced suf-
4 ilclenty In their drAssng-roors, and
ono by ono they came to; bat.
1 Chief Wcrner's insaHcibtcs took tho
field and by fast sprinting and quick
throws held tho opponents down to no
runs.
susan Jones at the bat!" screamed the
scorer.
Hurry there, got the hitter to tins
plate called tho umpire.
She's bntty; can't we have subsu-
tute?" asked the colonel No..
How about It, Mr.. Umplre7" asked tho
scorer. \,
"In her baseball suit she Is counting
be impossible to put her In the game
to-day A release Will be sent her, and
she will shortly be signed by the crack
team from the lunatlc diamond IN Peters.
burg" broke In ono OF the players on
the colonel's team. VII
Lots OF people in the grand stand arc
batty. In fact, many players on lies
diamond arc loose IN the top OF e, their
will be allowed u substitute. Don't de-
lay thc game answered tho man who
calls tho strikes. and balls. i}.s.
l,# Henry Butler wnddled to the plate. LILO
struck a foul that hit While Allen. He
was ordered to the bench With hnos or
$3.50 for his cnrelessness.
David Taylor was given eosn mp
counting one month. David talked back
to tho umpire, and got six months yaca-
ton for his suspicious bearing.
James A. Council. shortstop for the COLI
Boncl's team. stole bases wonderfully for
his nine. but when he broke Into n house
on the base line. the applause was so
above the park Of Umpire Crutchfleld
will witness his play at game In the
future.
Lou Jones, fielder for the team that
played Werncr's aggregation, couldn't
connect, and was called out, She was
later signed by the villa nine for niAety
days, her pilfering OF twenty pennies as
she circled tho bases, being her ohice
drawing card.
John Griffin swung viclously, but failed
4. to land a safe hit, and his yagrant-look-
ing ways at the bat gave him a release
Of ten days. sEg
~ That was all tho run-making, and tho
crowd filed out with cheers for the VIC
storious team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
THREE NEW CHARTERS.
Commission Authorizes Business
Concerns.

Thc state Corporation Commission yes
tcrday granted the following charte Ir,;,,,.
The Griswold-Troy LAUNDRY s W, -.
PRESIDENT preside l.. Grlswold. general manager
both R OF Newport News, va, Cap' a.
stock, 5000. Objects and purposes; Io
conduct laundry business.
Tinnka Corporation, Abingdon. Geo, =
Carter. president; ]. Fred. Johnson vice
president; j. G. stone. secretary a ,Il
Treasurer all OF Bristol. Va. Capital
stock. $, 0OO Objects and purposes - az &
buy and sell coal. iron, rock, clay hll ta o.
minerals, metal and lumber. ~.
Triune Fruit and Produce Company On .,i
corporated), Norfolk. J. A. Levick, presii-
dent; S. Il. peterborough. vice-presi-
dent; p. l.. Banks, secretary ana trs "a
Objects and purposes: TO conduct q gen
eral merchandise business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
SUING THE STATE.
Circuit Court to Hear Matter Re-
latinp to Campaign.

Tho suit OF Parker and Green's heirs
against the Commonwealth OF Virginia
viii be shortly tried before Judge T..
Carter Scott, of the City Circuit Court,
and promises to be full OF public Inter-
est
Parker and Green were the agents Of
the State In the long litigation looking
to u settlement of the claim OF Virginia
against tho United States Government.
and their heirs are asking fees amounting
to $173, $3.50. as their commissions.
Is This Is the matter about which Gov
ernor Montague and Senator Martin have
claiming that the State got $50 In tho
settlement, and the latter. s1,700,00O.
Counsel for Parker and GREEN'S heirs
arc Mcssrs.t Hunton, MunforJ, Williams &
Winn Of Baltimore; j.. Berry Slater, Of
Washington, and Henry r. Pollard. OF
this city. Major William Anderson is
appearing for the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29

ftol; "A. II. King, ROANOKE; Judge Wilbur
IL. 1silby, Suffolk John a. Lnmb, Ruli-
mond !; AZ s. Lanlcr, Richmond Charles
s. 1assiter, Petersburg; j. j ordnn Leukc,
Richmond Judge William j. Leakc,
Richmond; Al II. Long Lynchburg Ohio
( r.. Mcnrs. Eastvillo; Eugene G.. Massiu,
Richmond; j. 4. NlcAllister, HIT Sprinysi
james r. McI4emorc, Suffolk; William A.
sMoncure, Richmond; Judge r. u. NJ onta-
que, Hampton; Robert y. Munford Jr.,
Richmond: L. Floyd Mock, Accomac; a.
Nv. Patterson, Richmond; s. s. p. Pate
son, Richmond r.. q. Pctors, Bristol;
Louis G. Phillips. Newport News; Judge
"A. "a. Phlcgar, ChrstlansDurg; II. r, Pol
lard, Richmond; John Garland Pollard.
Richmond: Stewart *. Powell Onancock;
Judge Robert r. n Prcntis,9 Suffolk; Judge
". NJ. Quarlcs, Staunton; Henry G Rely,
Richmond; ; Thomas b.. Robertson, East
vile; Clarence w. Robinson, Newport
News; william l.. Royal, Richmond; IL.
sH. gRumbly, Norfolk: C.siNVhttlc Sans,
Norfolk; Roy u. Smith, Roanoke; Z. u.
sticklcy. Woodstock; Joseph Stebbins, Jr.,
Soutl, Boston; Alfred p. Thorn, Norfolk;
III =. THOMSON, Richmond; j. u. ~.
Thornton, Mannssas; Edward r. Turn.
bull, Jr., Lawrenceville; u. s. Turner,
tWarrenton; Judge y. G.. Tyler, Sturgeon
tOlut y uuHc 3IA.atNf.} W uuLSc, = lUucA isho
burg; a.. l.. Warner, Portsmouth Judge
Leigh R.fsWntts, Portsmouth:HaSJ Judge
j Jesse r. West, Wnverly: Judge STAFFORD
G, Whittle, Martlnsvllle; u. Randolph
Williams. Richm9nd; Lewis G. WILLIAMS,
Richmond, Judge Samuel W. Williams,
iNVythevlle; Thomas NJ williams, Clarks-
Vile; George N. Wise, Newport News;
Judge r. r. B. Wright, Tappahannock.
!. 5iia3 New Members.
The following gentlemen have sent IN
applications for membership and also ex-
5pect to attend the meeting: ]. N. Burgess,
Suffolk; G. d. Garrett, Richmond; g., q.
Hammer. Lynchburg; Hugh Glen Morrl-
son. Bristol; John s. Parsons, AccomacI
j. Norinent Powell, Bristol; ]. Kent
Rawley. Richmond; Homer G. Sheriff,
Norfolk; John Weymouth. Hampton Ga.
Wingfield Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
REVENUE INVOLVED.
Liability Of the R., F. & P. for
Franchise Tax at Issue.

Acknowledgement Anderson is now en-
gagged in preparing brief Of his argu-
inent in the case of the Richmond. Fred
er,icksturg and Potomac Railway Com
I,any versus 3 Auditor Morton Marye.
which was argued orally before Judge Il.
Carter Scott a few days ago. This case
involves the right OF the State to tex
a franchise tax upon the company. -tho..
f.s.0J0 is Immediately involved, and also
the right Of The State to impose such a
a tax for the future
The railway company claims exemption
from this and other taxes by the terms
of its charter, granted years ago Tne
attorney-gen is confident that under
the new Constitution. the railroad com
pany is Liable for this tax and that II
Is moi longer entitled TO exemption.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
TWO FREAKS OF NATURE.
A Corncob in the Shape Of Human
Hand, and a Curious Turnip.

A letter was received yesterday at the
Office of the clerk of the. Supreme Court
OF Appeals, enclosing a clipping from the
corncob, resembling infinitely the human
hand and wrist. having four perfectly
formed fingers and a thumb.
This cob however, is eXcelled in freak
ishness by the one which hangs in the
Office of the clerk of the Supreme Court;
II possible, the formation of the hand
than in The former. The fingers have
claws exactly like the talons of hawk,
ana the contour of the wrist Is almost
perfect
Another remarkable freak of nature is
in the laboratory OF the State Agricultural
Department. corner Eleventh and Bank
Streets. This is a Iurnip, weighing sew.
miniature OF a mans body from the waist
Down. The iurnip is al least foot long.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
NEWS GATHERED
T ROM S0UTHsI.D|E:
Mr.. Geo. II. Burrows Falls Dead
Was Apparently in Usual
Health. VI WIZ
JUDGE l' MANN TO 70: SPEAK AK
Candidate Will Be Here Next
Tuesday Night Anti-Saloon
League Movements.

Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatoh,
No l102 Hull Street.
A most distressing death occurred yes
terday evening, when MI. George II.
Burrows, Of swansboto suddenly expired
at his home. ,st ~.
Mr.. Burrows was sitting in the back
porch of his home with his family at
$50 and was just in the act of
drinking a glass Of iced tea when he
fell back in his chair and expired. He had
complained earlier in the day of neuralgia
pains In his chest and was prescribed for
by DR.. Lawrence Ingram. AS the day
passed be grew better. and was appar-
emily In his normal health when death
came to him. DR.. E. G. ELL was called
in, but death had claimed its victim, and
Mr.. Burrows had gone to the great be-
You'd. Death was due to heart trouble.
The suddenness Of the death, though it
was hardly unlocked for. as physicians
had stated that 1t would probably occur
at any time was great shock to the
members Of his family, and Mrs. Burrows,
wife Of the deceased, was Frustrated with
grieh
Mr. Burrows was In his sIxty-sixth
year. He was well known and promi-
nent, and was man of great Influence
in his locality. He was born in Toronto,
Canada, and at the age of eleven years,
moved to Rochester, n. Y. From there
he entered the Fedral army in the war
Of G., serving under General Butler and
under General Grant, with whom he was
serving at the time Of Lee s surrender. AZ
ter the war he located In Chesterfield
county, Va, where he bought a large
James River farm. He was appointed to
the revenue service by the Federal govern
mens. with headquarters at Burkevlllc,
Va. He remained in this position for a
number OF years. He held n number Of
prominent positions during his life, being
at one time teacher, school trustee, man
ager on the large farm of MIR. Semi,
in Chesterfield county manager Of a
contracting party on the Belt Line. and
magistrate lie moved to Swansboro
about sixteen years ago, and was in the
grocery business in Manchester. lie re-
tired few years ago
He married Miss Otelja Talbot, of
SWansboro by whom he is survived. Be-
sides his wife he leaves nine children,
eight CONS and one daughter: c. y. Bur-
rows OF Boston. Mass; G. H., j. j.. II.
NJ. c. H.. ". w. II. r., and g. r. Bur-
rows, and Mrs. c. Underwood. all of
Swansboro, and two ssters Mrs Yelling
ton and Miss Emma Burrows. both OF
Toronto Canada
Mr. BURROWS was well educated and
highly Intelligent man. lie was known
not only locally, but all over the State,
where business transactions In his car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
BUTTONS MARTIN CLUB.
Senator Will Be Invited to Ad-
I7reee New Organization.

dress New OrganlZalloll.l'
Tho supporters in fulton OF senator senator
Martin met last night IN Neisens s.ote
and organized Thomas Martin c l'aN
There were about twenty-five voters from IN
First Marshall, and Bakers Precinct OF
uenrico county. including some Of the
Leading political workers Of that section tlof1'
Peter Martin was elected president ana
James -. .oGady, secretary, a commit
tee waH appointed to walt upon Senator
nt,r,,, and invite him to address tho
club at a date suitable to HIM
The club viii hold weekly meetings
and viii make u great effort TO increase
ts membership.
Among the most active workers present
last night were Messrs, Lewis Washer'
John Grimes Harry Lawaer' James az, taho r.
sO.Grady PetertMartln, IIansford Mltcnel,'
William Roach, u. M, Bell Dan Boland'
William Donlay. SMyer Angle, John l<eh'
nedy, NJ, Angle, William Featherston'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
DR.. Evalns's Ministry.

TO morrow will DO the tifth an ny .
OF the ministry OF Rey. w ~ ~, Evans ',r - :
D., in Monumental Church. rhe e. c anirit
unl i and financial prosperity. !, J., !. !,
The anniversary viii or cor asrmon
by Dr. Evans In an approIp alaGa s1ll'oG,
su i ayu night to Join Mrs. Evans and
Miss Connie Evans. who have been ~
51atn' RisflOD Melville Jackson, VIII ac-
com &C m pany Drs Evans to become member member
OF Mrs. Evans's party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
CITY SERVICES
FOR -M0RR0W
Rev. Mr.. Jones to Preach Last
Sermon Before His
Vacation.
SOME INTERESTING TINES
SOME INTERESTING TIMES
M. spooner 10 Discuss Political
Lawlessness-Mr. Robertson
on the Gift OF God.

a, Leigh Street Baptist Church to-
morrow morning. the pastor Key. M
Ashty Jones. .. D., Will preach his last
sermon befare leaving for his vacation
s,,bieut: How to Follow At $50 p M.
tt1is church VIII unite with the Grace
stree. Bap1is, Church in their service at
In. Casino, when rev. j. ". Durham
VII, preach DR.. Jones viii leave the
-i.v al . P ri for Cnariottesville, where
1e viii make an address al the dedication
II Inc First BAPTIST Church OF that city
Thence ne VIII go TO .'Nimrod Hail 10
loin Mrs Jones and Master TlUne, Jones
TO, months rest. In his absence Rev.
] w Durham. Of Pontiac H. will sup
NY the Leigh Street pulpit each Sunday
morning and evening
All Park Place Methodist Church the
seryices tomorrow viii be conducted by
Rev. l. Z. Betty. At II A, NJ. his subject
will be Christian Character" In the
evening al O'Clock his subject VIII be
Christian Comprehensive.
Rev. George H. Spooner., pastor. will
preach at Broad Street Methodist Church.
His morning theme viii be Pointing TO
..po,,,,csI 7 - w,esrness.
-
,.,. 80 c.1yar, Rsntis, Church
IN. ans pa mn, .a,; a, ho,b services
WIZ pe ii1s. ~. -, - nv T,ics.inson = y. of
Gadsden, Ala IN me iho'''iHh =. ~.
speak on Three unfalllhg -inclois i'i
the Ternpcst-Tossed Soul suo1ect OF
evening discourse: What Is MANI
~, = pohe,,so, nsstor will con-
he'. W. ~, .a,,,icss AZ pandolrh
duct the ,ses s - ~. ,a'rnorrou '..Holi.
ness will be his morning theme. ana q.
sis T. M. he Will preach on Oils o.
Cod"
- 1r ,,ocboc ,vil, breach at AS
~, NV r,, H. "a Mot hodst Church In the rcgu-
bury Fac Mc,l Ills morning
lar services .o,nho' 49, ~ cj,, .gd Jr
theme VIII pc, isuist Iii Iiii r r.su On ~,
pcntcncc.' Al I. NJ. nc ~iii y, va
-
80 Re Giav - s MeG SIe,hodist Church viii
" N.niS e, - 1arnes Methodist Church
preach ~ %. oh',' III n,cJncr Day
1o-mnTow aa,oi rims ,,re., on a, S.15 o'clock
W. "a. Soo I pM .nr,as ri sermons on the
s Sn,.inn. =" ~ Iesns His subject, what
Insna Said an INC Seventh Commandment
and on Marriage and Divorce"
-.
Rov w A Coopcr pastor Of ST. James
Methodist Church, win preach al II
o'clock at Clay Street methodist Chntch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
At the Hospitals.

All the patients at ST. Lukes Hospital
have now been removed to the Virginia
Hospital, thereby making The nurses OF
the latter buster even than usual.
Mrs Virginia Palmer has left the Re
trea, for the Sick after undergoing treat
incnt there.
Miss Virginia Tyson. who became Ill
while visiting MISC Satterfield, Of this
rial Hospital, and VIII soon be able 10
leave.
Dr. George Ben Johnston will arrive to-
night from Portland, Ore, where he has
been attending the 4 merican Medical Con-
ference and ihc Lewis and Clarke EXPOSE
y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
EVERYBODY GOING,
The Police Beneficial Picnic Vim
Provide a Programme II Fun.

The Board u i'Ciias E1,Hlgi8btgHcit 81
IT'S last mcetiag .cphssi,tHa 70 Pi<p@ ~
COMMITTEES ~ Gitizcug ~ sf|i t}RhF'E tpr
The annual piG0iG ri tit6 ypitea Efpteyy-
lent Association, 10 he had - MfsiIeapp-
ion PARK on ne SECOND y 4Hfgst !.
been compieted Every Indication loiist,
10 lie nonclnsion ma ihNSs M " p3'
ri The Largest crOwds sycr s9ftl ~ -
park TO attend ne tlet!s, hgshfy if,etIsg
sibly gct on for the fay. Will fTh1gy I}4
outing Ihetc VIII he y spiaDtlipEs I'm.
aeg segycd, and Inc tiel9t WI ~ y ks,9'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
Appeals Refused.

Court Of Appeals, yesterday refused APP
pca!g in The case Of 4. Meyhr & co. yer
SUE Dudley and Mason. trustees. which
had been tried in The Corporation Court
OF c. G. Lsary w. the Commonwealth.
Tried in the Circuit Court Of STAFFORD
county; in the Gaze Of John Il Whitaker
versus the city " Norfolk. which had
been tried In Court Of Law and chancery
of that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
Vaccination in Progress.

Drs. + .awrence,T. Price. II. B. Leonard.
TT 3. Sanford and Thomas w. Murrell.
ispcclal physicians OF the health depart
ment. have been making a determined
fight for tho determination Of smallpox
IN This city, Many employees In indus
trtal nlants, business houses and other
8cst = lshments, who have been exposed
10 infection. are being vaccinated by
these physicians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
Personals and Briefs.

While riding bleysls1 oa q aada fast Yo, rnte
Il rolorGd student In Wellesley Eoile FL
rrillded on Sixth Street WITH = horse , nna
buggy and MAS knocked or me nicyG;i ~
tpbtalung painful, but not serious ~
81 ana Mrs % e. Luck, 20 Of Af sFjn q
EiagArn Falls and Canada. u, ,,...o,,,t ~ !.
1lD color,al l,ythinns WI ashe.ru ~ y
nom ali over tho state IN !, R hgl1 inn = !
Medical Society will meet mere so'Ho
1r i TeIs Iardella has arranged spstt
daily allrarlyo pr2Erammdc III, III q ~ a
concert 4, Wlverslde Park, !, !,
rowu Company. HucK GllIAam by.e "a l q
w, pnycreiy Injured yesterday, at aav nj f. .
A. ~ guvuntIr and Broad sltGeltss, ~ ", =
anqldent way caused by lle striking WIS
buc4. 1,,,,a,45gnnd
Mlas i;zaie Alien arc having delshttf n
iimU al Riverside Inn. Grnys on, !, a. w.
Wber9 hey arc spending tho sum9'er' !
--es-47--y-r-r--s -r--------'f-r----' =35 '4i5
This purity Of Rurnstts Vanilla ],
III never aucMloncd by amy pure 1000
t.t All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
Old Soldier Insane.

Mr. Il. V. McyeTh, reyepty-rl& years
~ age, and AH inHaIe o. tins fo!Gie,'s
Home, Was aG5udRed insane by a com
mission ~ lpn&Gy IN iieGflcD rpppiy
yesterday. IIc viii ~ rfnt 70 Williams
burg WITHIN 4 snort time.
fis ssfgt6 w MGsDY's command IN tile
F0rty-thlr1 TrNpla cssYalip- ~ 1871 he
came n the iioine trVru j<opdopn county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
Last Day OF Double Bill.

This afternoon and evening Will afford
the theatre-goerE the last opportunities
10 see the play which has been 6eligDtinH
the public th!g week. "POGsse Cafe and
way Up EaEt," The production IL be-
Ing voted one Of the beat tins manage
attendance hax been mott gratifying.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
Requisition t.onored

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29

ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r, SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RlcH-
MOND AND PETERSBURG.
"A 40 CENTs-ROuND TRlP-40 CENTS.
Tickets good on all regular trains Ian,
tied 10 date OF sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
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