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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
ARKANSAS LAW IS
UPHELD /. D. !. BY B COURT ] RI
Celebrated Antitrust Act Of the
General Assembly Declared ss
ITO Be Valid. 15t'ai.. !a.s y,
nv Associated loress.)

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, July 15-ln the tfI
Supreme Court Of Arkansas to-day the
celebrated antitrust act Of the Cen
eral Assembly passed at It's recent SIS ;:s
sion was upheld in a test suit Involving
the validity Of the enactment The new
law excludes from doing business IN
Arkansas any foreign fire insurance com
panLes made members Of pools. combine ma
lions or agreements to flx prices any
where whetherain Arkansas or not:
When the act became fc:tive, March
,95t6 last. the Hartford Fire INSURANCE
C6mpaiiy contlnued to DO business. While
others! foreign fire. Insurance. companies
left the Stat =, u.
slNttorney-G enerai r. i. Rogers filed SUIT
against the Hartford Company for penal
ties and forfGitlire Of the right to remain 'ii.
in Arkansas. In the Pulaskl CIRCUIT "
Court the company was held liable l % e g
:penalty and Judgment was given accord accord J.
ingly, An appeal was then taken to
the Supreme Court. pending Which. t ne
company continued business in the STATE.
Limiting the decision entirely j, e i q,
facts before the Gouft. the majority. 9; OF
ia supremee !Coiffts to-day held that@the
Stats has Declared ana assesses the
right to declare that foreign insurance a.
ocomnanies ccahnot do business in this
. sac While belonging to- pool or com
mission TO rs or affect Insurance \, r. les g,
niiVwhere Justices Battle AMI Wood
|1aled "a dissenting opinion. -.
when the new law went Into ei rs
IN March more than@hfty non-reident
FIRE insurance companies ceased DONG
business in the state, and to-day az lne
arents Of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company in Arkans as were notified g.
the companys agents here to write = nc
more business in, the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Arranging for Conference.
M, ASe6ciaic cd press,)

n PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July l6.-As,
s,staht secretary OF State Pierce and
Edward N. Pearson, Secretary, Of state
.of New Hampshire to-day VISITED NY
ference with Rear Admiral w. ". Meade
the comandant.
Details Of tho coming peace conference '.N,,
between the Russian anu Japanese pienl-
nntentiarics were arranged. 1T was DC
.,,ded lint the session should be held IN
rooms on the second floor of the general
store building Tho patrol of marines
nj the yard will be increased, parhcu,,
larly in the vicinity of the bulid'ns' ana
no one not directly connected with the
negotiations will be permitted to enter
Ii was officially announced at the navy ,
ward that this place was selected f2r VIC
conference because 1t nffortsod military
protection, because an Atiahtic c'.o,c
i,nas here. and because there are hotels
on the coast which can easily be reached
without travel by land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
.SPASM Or FRIGHT
ATTACKS NEG R0ES
Thought They Were to Be Taken
on Cruise TO Ii
IBERIA.
lRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, July 16.-Mistnking the
swarthy tackles Of tho italian cruiser
Dogali, lying at the foot of West ,rhlrty-
fourth street for mon of their own race,
negroes started a rumor Tonight that the
cruiser was Libcrlnn man war, COM
mlss6ncd to take coorcd refugees to
Africa The r,lmor spread quickly, and
hundreds of negroes, excited by tho riot
OF last night, swarined on the pier and
were with difficulty held In check by the
italian sehtres. The police, hearing that
another riot was in progress hurried to
the scene dispersed the crowd and ar
rested three colorcd longshdreinen an
extra guard of police wos stationed at the
pier TO prevent further trouble.
The '""san Juan Fill" district. where
tho race riot occurred last night, was
patrolcd to-day by strong guards Of police,
who arrested half d dozen negroes,
charged with Carrying concealed weapons.
There wns no further disorder during the
tlay aEbt s5@ $40 "a u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
DIES FROM RIFLE SHOT.
Series Of Misfortunes in ahc
VAUGHAN Family.

Or. Ii. Il. Vaughan, who was accident
ally shot by small boy, who was play
Ing With a rifle in Grayson county the
other day, and WHO was brotshtt TO the
Memorial Hospital I. for treatment DIED
yesterday. a.l3i 9s3 Y4.,3 yis 4 45gy.5 4 :
DR.. Vaughan was f!fortyrfy e. Oh
age, und was swelli7 known "a nd tlroptilaar
in his coiinty. IT seems that esi lal
were unlslnd to his family last "cek'
While Dr.. vaughan lay here under treat
ment At Tie hospital; Ills residence was
burned and his little boy badly injured
In the fire A relative Of DIR. vaughan
died Il day or so ago, and yesterday he
passed away. l.,a Y..5f,
rhe body was taken to Grayson co'iIi-
ty, for burial yesterday afternoon; !,
The internent will be made. at The
family bilrylng ground at Fries Station
tomorrow ll7At 8@ia So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
DR., W.. H. LYME DEAD. .
We'll known Physician Sue
cutnbed Is Appendicitis.

,Dr w h h,s BEEN IN active practice for
S S4ssstsn n "n IL w
n more ore died at lS5 Mt9i;Saty' a. MA i"s
Memorial Hospital Of anpentG ninWing an
oi' DR.. Tyne came to- this city from Orange
county ten years ago or more V ana n en-
tered tered, ared, Mea'f from the
soon af5t raaSarad BEGAN e sa
t there soma years renoT!ng 70 nlehmo o
! bout thirty-thrce years OF age, and was
!, man of ilne, promise. In, his pro sion,
p,rinr q taking the medical. degree course,
10 VAS student at the Richmond Col
iege, WHARF he made, y tlne4 RECORD *.
The funeral arrangements nave nov yes
been announced. s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
turn until the oorortunc moment arrives,

.iurr, until the oprortunc moment arrives,
attracts widespread attention,
Dcro,llede puts forth a programmed cal
ctilated 10 win the public, his main policy
being resistance Of tho Entertainments OF
Germany and condemnation OF tho gov
ornnents course In permitting Germany
TO force the retirement Of Foreign Minis
ter Delcassc. Count De Lur snluccs and
Andre Buffet, fellow exleA With Dcroi-
edc. have returned to Parts. Each, how
ever, maintained the opera bouffe aspect.
by addressing to President Loubct m
insulting telegram disdalning pardon.
The government thu star hds Ignored
the tactics Of the former exlles, nppa-
rently not considering serious their popu-
lar appeals on their ntlmatons that
they will arouse new agitation against
the existing regime. NJ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
COMING. As; .
RUSSIAN ENVOY EN- | J !.
Story Of Clash With Gar u 7. Au-. .
thoritativcly Declared to
Be incorrect.
8Ll.]r1NEvlTCHS NOT TO 10, ADVANCE A &c
Details Of Peace Conference at
Portsmouth Now Being
5#i Arranged.
. .Ll.II1NEvlTcH NOT 10 ADVANCE
nv Associated Pross.)

@J4sAt. eI4ssi fEy Associated tl'TcssD ...,..g
v ST. PETERS BtIllG, July l5.--M. N.,to
had another, longer, audience OF EN-
peror Nicholas to-day 1nvesu!g;a'ttor.n III
authoritative quarters enables the Asso.
ciated lsrcss to announce positively lnu t
t,e yonorts current here late last night
that M, Wittc might not go to w ASH
4incton are incorrect NJ. Whites instruc-
lions. at can DO state authoritativelS.
f1ame him as first plcnipotentiary ana
Eolothe him with plcnnry powers. Inc N
s,r,ctlons nrc couched in general terms.
Admiral WIrmus, chief Of the general
SIAN of the navy. says that the report
OF a mutny OH board and the sinking o.
the battleship Catherine H.. circulated IN
vienun and printed In the United States,
is without foundation. Discrimination or OF
the battlcship I<nlaz I'otcmlsine, which is
ut sebastopol shows that her boilers , are
III bad condition. owing to noslcc.' ~, -
nry, aside from that done by wator IN
The engine compartment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
STILL BREAKING PIES.
Scatter Gun Artists Are Not Fail
ING in Enthusiasm.

There is no lack Of interest in tho at
tendance at the traps Of the dlfreren. gun
clubs of the city. and while not 50 many nan
faced the traps at the Rfhnondn Gun cl4 or
shooters being out Of tho city. ~
Fuitz had walk away In winning ;hrnd Y the
elusive targets e~ade his wide patt ,Iei n
and two Of lNeso were busted. Hls sh'..m ~
one trigger fits very well. Martin and
"4-ll-4f tied for tho Anthony medal. !.
The team contest will probably not pc
shot until latter part Of August, as sew
erai Of the best shooters are away away M, AT,
having gone on pleasure trip to Europe.
An extra shoot Is heing arranged TO pc
pulled or at the Richmond Club next sat
urday. Quite a number Of good PRIZES SIs
shoot, and some Of which came IN since,
are to DO shot off then. Among the llst is
$40 worth Lefeyer gun, cleaners. IS UNI
brella. S laundry ticket, donated by
Model Laundry; 1 case of B,ldwciser
beer, given by Mr., Bernstein, and sew
cral other articles.
A meeting Of tho club will be held Wed.
nesday night, at Irlppen's to arrange con
ditions for the shoot.
rrha vascular Gcnra n IN N fellows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
m ~ T-IT-77--- rFS't q &c 80 I. ., v
HEAVYHSCHEDLUE::
Many Important Meetings at the
Citv Hall This Week.

A number or important municipal meet
ings are scheduled for the City Han
this week ,ss, j!ta2
Chief among these Is the Poard~of
Aldermen, which. will meet at 5 o'clock e
Tuesday night The Board has upon ~
ness. but none OF It is OF sweeping
Other meetings scheduled for the week
are as follows: ..
Monday streets F. M; Poor 8;
Health, s: Light, 8. :,
The Finance Committee Will meet
TUESDAY nights at s o'clock. ", M,
Tho Committee on Grounds ana bulln-
ings viii meet THURSDAY ~ ana o'"'-
nances Friday at the same hou W., :, l.
toc viii at this meeting take up and re-
mort the Cannon Pollock annexation. - nea-
. L q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
HEAT KILLED e !.
IN NEW YORK
By Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, July 16,-Deesplte the
slightly low temperature and brisk
northwest breeze The deaths from heat
to-day reached the highest number Of
the summer. for there we're twenty two
victims, ThIs is accounted for on the
score that the humidity In the last week
has weakened the constitution o. many
persons. who finally sufcurnPfu 9uaau Nv
were confined largely to infants and to
persons nf advanced age. Less tha 7
year ola or more than sixty is the Slory
told In most of the returns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
EnlistingsThe Interest

1I II IN address 70 the Sons OF COT Hle
ornte Veterans from general Headquarters
a. montgomery, Ala, July 4th 1903 q
most urgent appeal IS made for co-opera-
tion and encouragement, Only faithlui'
systematic work. 1t is urged, can accom-.
dish good results as past opportunities
have not been utilized The ve. '1I' oH 7
peculiar duty to the Sons o. Set ~
as the success Of the forn n ~ y, ~.
degree, influences the sly succesSa 81 ~
ter. It Is especially desired tiiat q nl,,
atl,e immortal be erected ito the women
- the south, who, BY their pns"lflsslhr, hes &c.
votion to the Lost Cause. have 7 proved o'y.a
themselves true Daughters OF the Con-
fodnropy <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
WANTED TO MOB HIM,
Policemr1iaaln, Had IS Draw Re
volyer TO Protect Himself.

: Sa3oossr q Kellam, of the First Dis
trict lef has beei, having trouble Yithapris,,,
p prsih ha ID arrests wants 70 f||ghti ,3
out, and the officer has had % gss ,miS S1ttbp
81 last night Mr. Kellam arrested I
negro Woman ,' named Gertie Johnson {, Ger CT,
Tie didn't want to We ~ ni'f ne
h head st bnrousht her 70 her senses, but he
blow licensed crowd OF negroes :, ,e% mo
eongregated laropnd the, oasIcaEs 4 oll snI
Wien SSSea'ihi he saw Tic demonstratiop he eonlly
drew his revolver and waited for develop
Inents, Tho crowd dispersed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Norfolk County Factions.

There is something doing in the Nor
folk county situation. This FACT Is up-
parent from The presence in this city Of
several well known gentlemen Identified
with the faction known as the frsionisis
Sheriff A. G. Cromwell, Supervisor John
A. Codd. Hon. w. G., Parker and Mr..
George Lindsay were AT Murrhs's Hotel
las, night, but when asked whether their
visi, 10 Richmond had any political sig
nlficance, they politely but firmly de-
.clned to talk for publication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Judge Mann to Speak.

FOLLOWING are Judge MAINS H1'Io'H''
" So@rl 'Hn S"G ts@o vft iuly l7th,
Boykins mighD, July l7th'
Roanoke lnighD. July lSth,a
clifton Forge might, July 18th. a.
Warm Springs. Bath county, July zoth'
Coyington tnlghp, July 10Th. ~,
Pleasant View dl:%0 a, Nd, July 20
Amherst Courthouse (nighD, July I'd,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
TARGET practices Again.

The regular police target prac'lce W.
takc mace Monday andrTuesday attel, =,
Moons Of this week. Inspector Epps WI
change the STYLE Of shooting somewm y,
on Monday. Each man will be compellga !,
10 rim ,,p 10 tho line and fire IN rapla
Succession. There viii be no waiting %
take aim, but the six balls VII be sen.
Il, tie target as fast as tho oll'cef can
work the trigger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Personals and Briefs,

Mrs. S. H. Haynes and family arc
sp Msses Bessie ins is" Ana rahhie Fisha:h
1,andrum, Of I.andrum, IS. 49,, are Wilt
Ing their aunt, Mrs. p. r. Domar, at
No. 9lG East Clay Street, b ..sojst,;. "
Mr.. H. y. Cooke, who ,9lTi derWsrt z
serious operation Int tAe Memorial Hespi-
tai for appendicitis, Is, much improves,
and his friends hope to SEQ nm outsln
a short While. Il. &, 5ss;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Patrol CITY On Bicycles.

Four policemen Will take .bicyeleS- anu
natrol the city next week Officers l5ryant
and Kcllam, from the First pistrlct W.,
he the men for the eastern portio'l W
The city. One will work from IN ny
morning until 4 in the afternoon. w. a
he will be relieved by me oi}er,, ,,m sais
Will work Until II At hisht' ~ m ns,,o a.,
- he'used viii be chaInless with fet oa ster
,,r,tes The wheel policemen VIII have 10
Attic ,he hendduiarters every half hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
MARRIAGES.

Ws1HEYNsiS asa |ssS R XIII
+ NETTI were quietly married Iuesaaa:
evening Al The marley q t l,s,, Boy M N,
tride. Is one ~ the most cha rlnlng younI
ladies Of the East End, and tls ~
yogngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JON
Gioyannetu, while. the .grpom y, one 8.
Is q valued employs OF the LIE 1uSul
{ ance Company Of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Ask Him rs Explain.

William Alfred Johnson, Il twelve-Syea'r'
old negro negro, Viii atteinpt to ten Justice
Crutchncld Monday morning WHY n r. haa
in His, possession 4 pdicycle ya!uep ~
Sis. The wheel was thee properly s =, ~,
Barker Angle. Detective y a. N''''s'''
made tho arrest. als 5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Reallisition Issued.

Governor Montague Yesterday Issued q
rcquisition on the Governor Of Norm Gar-
olina for Ruby Blevins and Daniel Bark
or both OF whom are wanted In Grayson
county for fclonious assault.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Henrico Team Defeated.

,rhe Blue Jeans defeated, 1, the llenrleo
team Of the Athletic League YESTERDAY :!
afternoon after nine innings of fast play
ing. score s to 3. Goldback did thel
pitching for the defeated team .while
Henderson was the, slab- art for ne i.s
Rlue Jeans. The game was pa = -
Manchester. at &2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
MOTHER M|ST0OK SON
FOR BURGLAR; KILLS HIM
lRy Assnclntcd press.l

LITTLETON, W. A., July 15,--Tildcn
Bass. the twelve yenrro old son OF Town
Marshal Pate Bass was shot and In
stantly killed early this morning by his
mother. who mistook him for d burglar.
1t Is feared that the shock of killing
her own son may prove fatal TO her,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Funeral Of Mr.. Pace.

nefore tha appointed hour Of o !; Ecaf
vcsteTdav fternoon, spacious Pine sslees
Rapis, chteh SMu ,Ta was Allied With
o. near and acnuaintances who came 70
try the,r last tribute 1--we na refpe ee
tha memory Is. e d MsISoe 81 T Friday last
n w + { this family has resided tor 50
nSBs e 5s,i ssss. SSs
sS,airiiosity seekers, fiho sopletm'es MAJ '"o
soiemnjty. Of, such tcca slons,, (, sh,,,;r.cp Nv
baay vas jR1oS5 $Rs re r.o N Ss W S.
saiiibtH Hr II. s. Betty, Berry; Betty: r.. ~.
tP paa'' Richard cdoke. Walter Garretit,'
h 81 G,sI BSgS g th a'a pastor
S9 WA 5ssssd IL 9 hufSSes ss5yiess
%heh Tsrs ops;nsMS syop fh"s a steEa Wheh
Rex 81 hf Somss rssS scrplurs ASlse;
s MssRSdisf v Ghareh , osre e
AZ sarnsst PP5 5ssse eh0 tor sang Lead
Vices at the church. ~
large part q tne cohfG 81 ~ ~ aection
ts meat spaye eefBS r WR aT aa SHssTsa
nest Tye, apa tsnasy pFaytfh9 s s nsasr
Many. friends fingered In the Ylhght
aid then turned away from the spot VIM WIN
feeling 4 ps saanesaE Soar
floral offerings We're numerous ana beau''7
There is much sadness IN the nslkhbolr;
I'hpod over the satlonal and nnt1ouIIHeGs "
rImors which have been clrcula;ttssn. tt ths
the opaan al tb9 e waa t Ehatwd ts
malta mattss that Soahs Raee met |ls aeas, ~
| by! treason OF an accident ana NOT py
Funeral Of Mrs, Samson,
The funeral Of Mrs; Sara! Ann, sam;
son took place yesterday aftarpoon, trnm
| her, residence, No, "a South Adams street
| at sos O'clock, conducted by ~ young
81 entanary Church. My Haddoonl, 4, r.
Watkns sang s"rhe rs ssl T JSys
Those who acted as pal -pearsrse I, W ',eII
Aiessrs.. John +, JaeRbs. lem d s saVl'ksss
Thomas Listman ,Ihomas o aLmyn Iva NJ
f, Ioptnoogle al s M hh s1Fay N't
zySErs6 s'e eRIiafeas asFYy hIs
f6 5 SSsas Ta4ESs XgsssSadsr WRITE
/. Rogers Gibson.
ttpRfaEsRR sV5iIit LII The t!s u,
eral seryces oyer he remains 81 2ea
c!ibson' Who died .in Cha !, 81
THURSDAY. took place here 5s X r. r.
liz home Of his mother. 49, naa Dse ~
connned to his room Only cwts ,sS' ~ ~
Suddenly he grew worse ana nag ~ ~ ~ y
removed to u hospital, He WAS suIsF'As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
MISS ROOSEVELT
MISSED STEAMER R.
Try Associated Press

HONOLULU, July Returning from
Waikaikl Miss Roosevelt, Mrs. DuBoes,
Senator Ncwlands and Congressman
Longworth, who were guests of Sheriff
Brown, were too late for the steamer
Manchuria which had already left the
wharf. They were taken out on a tug,
which was carrying large number of cit
liens to bid the party farewell and were
transferred to n launch in the open sea
and then carried 10 the Mnnchuria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Household Club,

The Household Club, of Cincinnati, two
dozen In number, arrived, IN ihc city late
at Murphs's Hotel This organization,
composed about equally of ladies and
gentlemen, is Gu a pleasure, tour OF this
STATE aud section and VIII spend the day
here Nishtseelng,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
I+I,ooked Suspicious,

E1 4 rljIg 4 negro, vas arrested last
night by ott,cer vest upon a st charge - :! O
attempting to snatch purse ir?n
Laura Turner, THO, Negro, was n.et
bailed by his cWployefra VINO s'In WV w
he had never known p qniSs a"''''' ~
character Of Ellis before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Killed BY Train.

Especial TO The Tines Dispatcb)
ROXBURY, VA, July l5- Young
Hugh Hubbard, son Of the late y, Huh
bard was run over by a passenger
train at this place at O'Clock this
morning and instantly killed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Z Charles II. Short.
(spcclal 70 The Times-Dispatch

--T7-7 7SnccIa1 10 The TlmeS-DIapdtc1l.J" -
PETf sE}yRRss;BniU VA, July b.7Mr;
charles ia H II. shortt, a prominent merchant
a. Eitrick. suburb OF this city, was
found unconscious in bed this mosshh nrei
hnd em I from, heart trouble for sew;
a aaM Years, bur seemed 70 be Quite well
When u he retired last evening. lie =, was $
sxtysx Years o ID M sho soIder ao ana
I'M ~ c,vii life bore q high reputation as an
he gentleman. He retired rsa;i fTo =;
business several years ago en- e account GU % q
hs heatn but YES veNyy T shor kpo marr,ea
Miss 1Snnie b. Taylor. of Chesterfe id
e slln Who died a number Of years age e
f Mo Is survived BY one daughter; Mrs: W
p. Gil. and one son, MT. Char'es -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
OBITUARY.
Herbert AnthonySV onderlehr E.

Friends Of MI. and Mrs 4. y; ts xo death
sh, x e gr Esst sds & fasPo g
q thslr wish ACQUIRED
Gay Ga sree The tls {S1G9wi % IhS w a.
oar SsSSrs sld amSsenmlnRstis alter
task @, linsss Sfha parents are ersa}tAy y
e distrs BY the sad termination 81 s''o
illness. l.sz x ~, littIe lad VIII
The .{unertai S NAV 2(Monday} afternoon
at P ociocK from 81. Marys ch e
Tr,snds Of the family are invited 70 a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
High School Site,

The sub-cpmmttee from tho School
Board Is ready to report to the full Board
as TO a size for the proposed new high
school budding.
The Board has been called for io-mor-
row night TO take the matter up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

from some form, Of Kidney trouble, but
other complications soon presented them
selves and tho end soon came. i. .3
Tho body was accompa here by his
wIte, two sisters, an uncle and two
MISUNDERSTANDING and ten mempers OF me
order ne vas Il worthy and promlncns
\ member, holding the exalted position OF
Esteemed Royal Knight.
@N He was thirty-onc years OF age,. \ Son
OF the late John ~. and Mrs. p, NJ. 3,o-
son. He was born and reared on a farm
near here but NJ ti,e age o. i%ehty , ,ets
tfht time ne lived III Charlottesvllc. and
for the past eight years had filled most
efficiently and satisfactory tho office oE
deputy treasurer OF the city. tLA was
very POPULAR. both there and here; was
noble hearted and generous 70 ,aui!
was kind and devoted son % hl 1,i',
make his death n very softo"lu! one;
He leaves wldow-a dauohrnr of5tnc
lat !. w. 7. Jones. who was Guy treasurer
Of characteristic for a period Of more
than twenty five years. u
Besides grief stricken %iaow .t anu
w Preston OLSON. 81 Lesesburg. va:;
four sisters MICS Helen. Gibson, Mrs:
b. B. Gochmann and AIRS y: NJ. h ~ g
cheieo OF this place, and Mrs r. i.
Hynsonr OF Manassas va. ~. <, y. "a
Interment was made - Ivy ttlll GcH enc
terry here under the solemn rites Ives OF the
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. j.! r.. Kibcr. OF the hfethodist Ep ~
copal Church. SOUTH here. and Rev. ~
r. Gibson, OF tNlddlesburg. Va. q COUSIN COUSIN
| OF the deceased u u, . II x ~,
| Adlcu,y my brother. TIL the resurre N;!1
morn, and peaceful be thy silent SUM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Three Killed at LODI.
IRA ssnciated Pres:

(By Associated Press.)
LODI, July l5.--Thrcc persons were
killed and six wounded by volley tired
by Cossiucks during an anti-sovernmeent
demonstration in Kamienna Street TINS
afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
Moonlight Excursion,

The Luther League OF the First Eng
fish lutheran Church Will give snn exr
chrsion down tho river on the steamer
Old Point Comfort on TUESDAY evening"
THE boat win leave tho Wl' '' a. .
O'clock sharp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
w. Williams.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ROANOKE, VA. July by: ". MI WI.
Hams, head book.kcepcr OF the First
nref1 thirty-three years. from stroke OF
apoplexy. a He had heen with tho First
National Bank ten yea and Was 2 per,
/ haps the most widely known YOUNG i,s.I man :
Il Mou m9anGA rarK Casino and last night
nfter settling up complained OF; being
sick. when the head usher staEteed ,I home
and taking. nut was seized With faint
Ing ins At when mar homo, and died before
he was carried into the house. re leaves YES
n youg. wife. a. mother. tTo orot rs sr ~,
being J. M. Williams, assistant secretary
81 the state Farmers Institute. and ono