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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
.AcADEMY's NEW FACULTY
Bright Outlook for the Flourish
ing Young Richmond SCHOOL,


1.-THE announcement Of the, faculty
which has been selected by Dean w. l..
Prince. Of the Richmond. Academy, gives
assurance Of a splendid future for this
young school, For the first time In the
schools history til edenn Will give his
whole time to the direction OF affairs
and the friends OF the institution are
pleased at the selection of Mr. Prince,
He has been in educational work for tho
six years since his graduation from Rich
mond, and has been eminently successful,
DR.. w. A, Shepherd, who Is to direct
the work In English. Ia an NJ. A. OF
Washington and Lee University, and as
Instructor In English at tho Woman's
College made a splendid name for him
self with the authorities and teachers
OF that school, ts isf 4
or last years faculty there will he the
popular and versatile Professor Powha-
tan James. who will be teacher OF
sclcnccs also DR., w, l., Foushee, grad
nate Of Johns Hopkins University, who
Will continue to direct the Latin classes,
and Professor F. Il, Brown. a graduate
OF the Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology. who will be Instructor Of man
ual training,
+ Mr.. Earl Riley. 3. a. OF Randolph
Macon College. and for the past three
years principal Of the MartlHsY!le liigh
school. will teach history, Wh,le dean
" r., PRICE VII direct the GLASSES IN
mathematics. Instructors In modern
languages and physical culture have noe
yet been chosen,
All the teachers are college graduates,
enthusiastic and experienced teachers,
and the friends of the academy feel con-
fIdent that during the coming year u
will oven surpass Its past success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
AMON!G1T THE GUNNERS.
Scores of the Richrn ond Club and
Il Some Future Announcements.

Propitlous weather for outdoor sports
brought seventeen shooters to the traps
yesterday atternoon on the grounds Of
The Richmond Gun Club, and some re-
n.arkable ANA teur scores were made. WIS
ohnny Martin accounted for &48 out OF
the FIRST 80. and won the high gun medal.
with their handicaps allowed, Martin,
S"Old Virginia." Brown and Mr.. Tgnor
tied for the ANTHONY medal. !. Old !,
The club had the pleasure OF entertain
ing two trade representatives, Messrs.
j NJ. Hawkins. Of the Winchester Arms
Company, and William Baskerville, OF
the Austin Cartridge Company. Mr..
Hawkins was not II good shooting trim In L.
straight On Thursday5he broke 90 out of
100 on the West End grounds.
The Richmond delegation to the Wilson
IN. CO tournament, August Sth and 9th,
will leave here Monday evening. Five Of
Rlchmond's best shots will be there.
On next Saturday all the local shooters
viii contest for the $50 merchandise prizes
left over from the Fourth OF July tourna-
ment. Some good prizes are among the
list, including a S laundry ticket. s. UNI
brclla, 20 Lefew gun cleaners, one case
Budweiserl beer, and other ttractiye ones.
Shooting commences at 4 o'clock.
( The scores of the first 80 targets In the
REGULAR events yesterday were: II
First so, regular. Score as follows;
- = ~ k-I m. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
GRAND GERMAN Al
YELLOW SULPHUR
Given BY the Cadets Of the vir'
ginia Polytechnic In
stitute. 81
.fspecia, 70 rho .Dispatch,)

Special to rho Times.D ispntch,)
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, " Al
August 1.-THE students Of tho Virginia
Polytechnic Institute gave their summer
final ball at Yellow sulphur Springs Frl-
day evening. A largo number part lci-
patetl In this social event. which marks
the cloas Of one Of the most successful
summer sessions OF this wel-known In
stltutlon. 4 IA I'LL . :. d;
The Yellow Sulphur ballroom, which
Is considered the finest in the State. wns
decorated with college colors--oranse and
understanding a. pleasing effect for the
occasion. sli TIKI +. 5 M }f ii A VI \. .5S
At IL o'clock the participants entered the
dining hall. which was tastefnlly decor
atcd With college colors, under the SUI
pervIsion OF Miss Holt, and enjoyed a
sumptuois supper, the orchestra render
ing soft strains while the supper was
being served. "a The dancing did not close
until A. NJ. Saturday. and Home,
Sweet Home was called back repeat
eddy. # i,y B Z. 81 s... ri
Expressions wore heard Oh, al, sides
a ful-dress affair, and to those looking
on presented u pleasing scene.
e The ball was led by Cadet Jani,is r..
Lamb, williamsburg. with Miss Elizabeth
Tyler, Williamsburg. Among those dane
Ing were: y. S. Bill, Spencer; Miss
Christine Simpson. Washing ton, D. CT;
9Fontaino Martin, Memphis; Miss Gladys
Patton. New Orleans: William Patton,
New Orlcans Miss John Gill. Huntsville
AhA; Arthur. Martin, Memphis; Miss Eu-
genie BILL Spencer, Va; Daviu Chalmers,
Alexandria; Miss Alleen Caldwell, Mem
Srhis; W. 2. Wnrren, sintthheld; Miss
Minnie Boykin, S,nith1eld; Albert w.
Grant, Charlottesville; Miss Annie Hen
a III b, ri
!. Richmond: Miss Virginia Means, Biz
mingham; William B. Oglesby, Columbus,
4O.; Miss Patton, New Orleans; Hartwel
Gary franklin, Miss Maud Needhan1.
Blacksburg; Miss Needhain, Blacksburg;
Herbert c. Whitehurst,' Richmond; Miss
CALDWELL, Memphis; Norman q. Sally.
Orange, s. c.; Miss Nan Davis. Lynch
burg Charles r. Courtney Kinsdale.
Miss Madge serpel, louisville, Ky; Al
cred NJ. Goodbye, Gordonsville; Miss Ella
Needham, Lynchburg; Henry Fl. Wilson,
Richmond; Miss Roberta smith,k Rich
mond; william L. Gwen, Chase city;
Miss Maud Easley, South Boston. Stays:
Clarence Heth, Radford; Stockton Iietn,
Radford: r. Stewart Roy er;, Roanoke;ED
ID spiler, Wytheville; William Reuger,
Richmond: Bryant Herd. SB -ynchburg;
George c. Wilson, Richmond; Henry
Lewis CharlottesVllle;s D.f}Nl SAoJ Y, Ita y.
ford; Albert Beltrarn, Il Havana, Cuba;
Tyler Ellis, shawsvlllef w. Al NJ o. ctre.
Blacksburg; g. J. . G.. lack Henderson,
Elleston Va. Chapcrones: Dr.. and Mrs.
C.. M. Newman, Mrs. N. ID. Martin, Mrs.
Serpel and Mrs. Buchanan.' 5 J. &
The opening days Of August have boon
an almost phenomenal increase In the
number Of guests. In a few Gays the
place, will be filed Among the late ar
rivals are: IL s5i Fl 5S Y. Il 5si5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
.LAMPTH|.|R0WN.OU7..
STRUCK ] J ( !. A NEGRO L. D
Tile Lamp Exploded and Nearly
Burned the Man to
Death.
REPUBL LEANS TO HAVE TICKET
One-Half u the Assessments
Against Candidates Returned q
to Them.

PETERSBURG. VA. August 5.-sam-
suel Price, negro was badly burned
last night and under peculiar clrcum-
stances. He was standing out on the
sidewalk OF Mrs. Buffers store, In Bland
ford. when n lamp In tho store blazed
up. AS n measure OF safety It was thrown
out In the street. 1t happened 10 strike
Price. and. exploding, set fire TO his
clothes. He was severely bllrnod about
the breast and arms. and had to DO taken
to tho hospital TO be attended to. Tho
skin was burned from large space on
the body.
The Republicans are talking about
making nominations for the state SEN.
ate and the House OF Delegates Ia this
city and section. The matter Is to be
decided later. II may be done more for
the sake Of perfecting organization than
with the hope Of success at The polls
this year. @
The Republicans OF DlnwIddle county
held a mass meeting yesterday and
elected four delegate to the State con-
ventlon at Roa noke. Equal division was
made as between the white and colored
members OF the delegation: S. Y. Gn-
liam and Il. G. Shell. white: A. W. Har ;.
rls and Booker r. Ellis, coored. AS the
county, by reason OF Its small vote In the
last presidential election, is entitled to
only one delegate at Roanoke. each OF
the delegates will cast quarter vote.
The meeting endorsed Judge Lewis for
Governor. and also approved the admin
istration Of President Roosevelt ana
Chairman Slemp.
All OF the candidates for office voted
for at the municipal primary in the city.
have had returned to them one-half Of
their assessment fee The amount coll
lected from the candidates was almost
double the expense OF the election.
Mr.. Ashleigh r. Moody. OF this city,
some time ago elected major OF the Sew.
cnty-second Battalion of Virginia In
fantry. has been notified that he passed
successful examination for the office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
A DOUBLE WEDDING
FOR NEXT"TUEsDAY
Mr.. c. E. Blanton and Miss Mary
Edna Blanton to Wed at
at Same Time.

An event OF unusual interest for neXt
Tuesday afternoon and one unique in
this cIty's social circles In, double
wedding TO be celebrated in the home OF
Mr.. Joseph ". Dlanton, No. 1905 Floyd
Avenue, 1t Is the double wedding of
Mr.. G, Eugene Blanton and Miss Daley
Taylor, and Mr.. Richard Edward Pill
kinton, of washington. and Miss Mary
Edna Blanton The bridegroom In the
one case and the bride In the other are
brother and sister and both children of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Warren Blanton
and both are well known socially In
this city \.
The interesting double ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Joha Y, Bosnian.
of Norfolk, a former pastor OF Park
Place Methodist Church. OF this city, and
Rev, Lewis Bond Betty, present pastor
or that church. orchestral music for
the marches will ho a feature OF the
ceremony. The ribbons forming the
alslcs will be held By lltlle Misses Laura
Alice Blanton and Josephine Bronson,
OF Washington.
Among the out-of-toWn guests at the
wedding Will be Mr.. and Mrs. ~. s.
Bronson, OF Washlngton; Misses jose
mime and Sherlock Bronson Miss Lucille
Bultchev and MI. r. I, Butcher. all Of
washington; Mr. W. ., Turner, OF Isle
Of Wight; Mr.. J, ., Blanton, OF 81.
Louis; Mrs, John 7. BOSNIAN, Of Nocfolki
Mr., and Mrs. W, II; Henderson, OF
Stanton. and many others
Miss TAYLOR. one of the brides, Is y
sister of Mrs. A. Ilomeier, With whom
she resides, and MI. Pilkinton, ons Of
the brIdegroo,rs was formerly rcslr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Girl AlON AND
DYING IN. . Street /. |
Taken From Escort BY Two NJ NJ eli u
Who Pretended to Be
Policemen.
EXPIRED BEFORE AID CANE 4
Young Man Says Ruffians De
,nandcd Money and Then
Took Girl Away.
fBy Associated 1'ress.)

NEW YORK, August 5.--Lorctta A.
Hphifer, girl OF 20. was found alone
and dying early to-day Oh the front steps
Of the house OF tho late chief or police
Sullivan, at North Bergen, N. j. She
was taken into tho house and died be-
fore medical MD could be given. a
The police arc scarching for two men,
who. pretending to be policemen. took
tho girl away from n young man who
was her escort. last night, and who arc
believed to have treated her brutally.
THE young man said that whila return
Ing from II picnic at Little Coney Isl
and, II New Jersey resort lie was stop
ped b. thcs two pretended policemen.
who demandd S from him, and who, on
finding that he did not have that amount.
sent him away to get It, Keeping the girl
as hostage and promising 10 release
her when tho money had been paid.
The men disappeared with the girl be-
fore he returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
WORK ON JEFFERSON
BEGINS IN OCTOBER.

H The rebuilding of the Jefferson Hotel
will begin on October 1st, and 1t will be
completed within one year from that
date. i,s y Il. s34 g3s:S
This is the statement given out last
night by one OF the officers Of the Jeffer-g
son Realty Corporation, owner OF the
Jefferson Hotel. 5h t35 . II
It was learned further that the plans
had heen received, In New York last
Thursday by Messrs. Clinton and RUS
sell. Advisory and engineering architects,
who are now at work on them. Messrs.
PEBBLES. tho Norfolk architects, and D.
sI.owenberg, general manager OF the JEFF
ferson Realty Company will go to New
York this week In order to study the
latest ideas us brought out In the &erec-5
ton OF the new hotels there. Messrs.
Clinton and Russell. who were the archi-
3tecls Of New Aston Hotel. are carefully.
considering every feature OF the new plans
for the Jefferson. with the purpose that
1t shall not lack any modern 4 m prove
ments or convenience that will add to Its
fattractiveness. It Is an interesting fact!
that, despite all the recent hotel struc-
lures, the Jefferson Is still regarded rs
ono Of the most beautiful and attractive
hotels In America, and that many go so
far as to state that It la the most beau
Z tlful. 81 ~ * js5
Since the last design was published. the
auditorium, has been largely added to-
and several other Improvements have
been made.
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Danville Delegates.

fspecial to The Times Dispatch 5
DANyILLE< VA. Aug, 5.-A mass
meeting OF the Republicans OF Dany 49,. G
y as held Friday night and delegates to
the Roanoke convention elected. The
local Republicans endorsed the policy OF
President Roosevelt and the State or.
Eanization. headed by Congressman
SIem.. n III Il
4 The following; delegates TO the State
Convention will leave Monday: J b.
stovall, asslstan. postmaster: O. T.
Barksdale, postmaster; C. L, Martin, ..
n. Tucker and Charles ,.atson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
d WEEK OF PICNICs.
Splendid Fish-Fry in King Viii
5Jssa S liam County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ETNA MILLS, VA. August 5,--This
has been n week Of enjoyment. OF fish frys
and picnics. There was a picnic at"Old
Smash Church. In Hanover county, We'd.
nesday. and childrens picnic at Bethel
Methodist Church. just across tho King
William line. At this affair {; great
crowd gathered. Congressman John Lamb
preached the best sermon that has been
heard In the old church since the build
ing Of It.. The members Of this church
brought loaded baskets Of old Virginia
ham. shoat lamb, chicken. pickles and
all kinds OF cakes and pies. which were
served to the people free Ice cream and
Lemonade was sold. which brought in a
handsome sum, as all was disposed Of.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas
Powell. Druid HiIl.'' gave a fish fry In
honor OF their visitors from Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. O'Laughlln. Sr.. their
father and mother. and Miss Bette Lee
Naulsby Log fires were built and the
fish were fried In pans. and a great iron
pot OF chower WAS made from the cat
fish. seasoned with onions, tomatoes, pep
per and salt and 1t was pronounced the
finest ever made at place OF this sort.
Besides the great quantity Of fish there
were loaded baskets Of chicken. ham,
pickles. brandy peaches made BY expe-
rlenced old Virginia trained houseReeperS.
Coffee and cold tea were In abundance.
4fiAfter this great dinner was served, Pro-
fesor Samuel Norman Gregory. who is
visiting relatives In the neighborhood,
and assisted by Henry ~ Young one
Of the wealthy farmers, entertained the
aree gathering by singing comic and sem
tinental songs, Mr., Gregory picking the
banjo and Mr.. Young playing the violin.
q There will be a picnic al Salem Pres
bytcrian Church., at Salem, Hanover
county, on the aoth instant Captain
John Lamb has been invited to make an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Charleston Proclamation.
Il. 58( BY Assocln ted Prcss.)

e C1fARLEsTON, 8. c.. August g.
Mayor Rhett's proclamation issued this
afternoon, declares that no passenger shall
enter the city on any railroad or boat
without II health certificate or sntlsfac-
tory, evidence OF not having been In In
fectcd territory within ten days. Freight
cars will be allowed to come in from dis
Atrlcts quarantined against only with ccr-
tihcates Of fumigntion.
y A special from Beaufort announces the
fact that the local Board OF Health has
declared strict quarantine against New
Orleans and all infected districts. Ccrtlh-
Gates showing that3persons have not beer
In an infected district In ten days will
be required OF ali entering that city. Yes
sells will be stopped at Port Royal and
st. Helena for inspection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Entertained al Chester.

Marty of young people were enter
tansa hngsda1 , syen more a 81 9hestsr
KSi sS%S0na ya oeIos sssls aftsl
MhHeh Music, dancing and rowing We're
,i mssnl, III ia unti a late hour when tho
oaas people rssEqeS wet to MISSES hsr h mae
IsosWe Lille Mccarthy, Hallye Fore,
B,lth I.affiar' and iA,nv t.henthsm. Ths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
TWO NEWaBANKS.
The Waccamaw Railroad Com
pany Chartered.
ecial 10 The Times-D Dispatch

(Special TO The Times Dlspatch.)
y RALEIGH NJ c.. Aug. 1.-Two banks
u ere chartered by the State yesterday
the Bank OF Yadkin. at Yadkinvlllc; capl-
tall $4,000 authorized, and so.Vs1. SUI
s,ribed BY w. II. Rcnignr and others,
and the Bank Of Mitchell. at Bakers
vile, Mitchell county. capital, $1,000, by
Isaac H. Baker, S. ]. Turner and others.
The Waccamaw Railroad Company,
with 10000 capital, chartered to con-
struct road from Old Town, IN Bruins
Wick county. to Lake Waccamaw, thence
tc connect with the Atlantic Coast Line
al Bolton and with the seaboard ALT
line at Manlyviilc, the road TO be NIFTY
miles long and traverse Brunswick, Col
,.mbus and Baden counties.
,rhe incorpora tors are L. Nelson, De-
,troit; e. S. Hartwell, Chicago; ]. y. Clark
and w. H.. Chadbourne, ofsW!tmlngton,
n. c. s .Nas -5rst sazif fts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
SOCIETY OF EQUITY.
"a Union for the Public Good is
Formed in Amelia,
(speclal 70 The T.meg-pIspateh.)

AMELIA, VA, August 5-Ameia Union
No. !, American Society of Equity. was
formed and organized hero this after
noon by y. =, Booker, Thirty memters
ised to join, c. N. Stacy was elected
president and treasurer, Judge Stephen
l.. Farrar yice-president and Robert w.
Carter secretary,
All citizens interested in the improve
ment Of conditions In tho country are
invited TO attend Tho meetings, which
Will be had every first and third Satur-
day In ,each month In the courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
FREIGHT. COLLISION.
Two Fast Trains Come Together
in Tennessee.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial 70 TIC Observation-Disclosures ~
4 BRISTOL, TENN. Aug. 5.-The result
OF an order given. it is said, BY mistake
81 an operator at Johnson city, two
heavy freight trains on the Southern
railway came together near Watauga.
Tenn, this morning In head-on COLI
son, badly wrecking the two engines and
tearing to pieces a numbered cars.
Utmost the whole OF a carload OF sheep
we're killed. Engineers Baylrss and Glib
son and their frenlen saved their lives
ty jumping, Both trains were running
at rapid rate Of speed. The crews ess: .
or ped injury, Traffic was delayed six
hours. x. < ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
SENATOR MARTIN.
Addresses Large and Representa-
tive Audience at Berryville,

FFFFSS' 6|'SVRSFN'''I
BERRYVILLE, VA. Aug Ex-senator
Thomas S. Martin addressed large ana
representative audience at the courthouse
here this afternoon upon the issues in
volved in tho campaign for the senator
ship. a number of ladies We're present.
and the audience evlnced by Its enthu-
slastic reception of the many te;ling
points made during the speech. their APP
probation Judging from expressions
heard on all sides, at the conclusion Of
the speech the Senator strengthened his
already strong hold upon the people Of
this county. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Amelia Schools.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
AMELIA, VA, August GA meeting Of
the County Board of School Trustees Of
Amelia county has been called for Au-
gust 10th at. Amelia Courthouse, meeting
to lie called at eleven o'clock.
AT this meeting an effort will be made
to establish q graded school In each Of
the three districts Of the county.
"A meeting or the Cooperation Educa-
Stion Association will be held at the same
system with better teachers Will be the
subject considered, 65
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
New Russian Loan,

ST. pErERsBuRG AVE, 5--S;45p =, Al.
'i ne Ao of another Internal loan to the
au OF 500 Ooo, oo6 or which, however,
only only s15, 10000 may be issued e frs st
The loan WIN be practically c OF I'M same
tha aa OF March last. and VIII probably be
Issued u about tort ,hs Ru,sian ,n, ernal
Tho issue price Of ne hu VS. Har ,,h,e, wns
H. - The bonds OF that loan bear interest
at tire rate Of 8 per cent per annuui, ahd
are redeemabe In htty years, SIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
DECLARE STRIKE is
CLOSED INCIDENT.
. l13x. Associated Prcss. \

I ST. PAUL, Aug. Sat tic end OF tho
fourth day or the photographers strike on
tho Great Northern and tho Northern
Pacific Railroads, officers OF both rail-
roads declare that the strike Is all but
Il closed incident, and that more than
80 per cent. OF the stations on the Nortfl-
erii Pacific and 10 per cent. on the Great
Northern arc now supplied With agents.
Officers Of the Photographers Union as
sert that the strike has not fairly be-
gun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Killed If. South Carolina.

Mr.. Philip l.. seay OF No. 3o4 Reservoir
street, was Instantly killed while working
on a steel bridge. Mt Grecnvlle 8. g, on on
bridge to the rocks in the river below, a
distance or slxty-tlve feet. The body mas
been sent to Virginia for burial. a.
age, and In the employ Of the American
I3ridrn Com pa ny. lll.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Claims He Was Robbed.

Charles Naglesman. saloonIst, and
Henry Woodson. n negro who works
for him, were charged In police court
Yesterday morning with having stolen
SEQ from Mr.. Marvin r, Cleaton, tray-
cling salesman. MI. Clenton. who is a
young man, and whose homo was In
Barton Heights, asked for q continuance
in the case until lie could make q more
1thoro,,gh inyest CATION,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
York Circuit Court.
Especial to The 1imes-Dispatc

Especial to The Times-Dispat ch.) .
YORKTOWN. VA, Aug. 5.-Clrcult
Court adjourned YESTERDAY after a four
days session. Many civil cases were
disposed OF and, Fortunately for the court,
there were no criminal cases. This was
a regular grand jury term and the Jury
was occupied three days in examining
the commissioners books. They made
corrections to the amount Of three or four
thousand dollars flnhthe assessments. h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Miss Blackburn Married.

Eli. (RyH Associated Press)
e WASHINGTON D. c., August 5.-Miss
sCorlnne Blackburn, daughter OF Senator
Blackburn. OF Kentucky, and Mr.. w. r..
Gale OF New York, and Leesburg, Va,
were married to-day In this city in the
presence of a small party Of relatives and
personal friends. N t.i1&lSt54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Dr., Tilden Dead,
ny Associated Press,l

- (By Associated Fress'l q,
WASHINGTON, aug. p'-,hn n,,, ", =, Ihss
army medical museum, attached 70 ths
surEeon-gensral's OFFICE, ls dead IN TINS
81 ffhe bomtlnet sent TO Gultaau the day be-
fore his execution. f5 e4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Unwilling Committee.

Especial t. The Times tch)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug. 81
The following committee Of the CITY
Council has been appointed to name an
confer. with the Secretary. of War and
map. out the programme of Imposing core re-
monies for the .unyeilng next fall OF me
Mercer: Colonel E,I d. Cole chairman,
W. LalWatson.F Fl etrNt Dannehl, 10. W.
Mills n nd w. FL 3radley.15 75etis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
At Williamsburg.

(speclalEto TIM Times Dlspatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG VA. August 5.-Tae
Republicans OF this city held mass
meeting in Jones's Hall last night and
elected the following delegates and al
ternates to the convention which meets
in Roanoke August sth: DsleGates-H. G..
Spencer and IT. B. Malone. Alternates--
II. + G. Pea chy and w. T. Tlllidge.
THE delegates 20 uninstr,ctcd but the
meeting endorsed Judge Lewis for nonl-
iInution for Governor, M