Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-24

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reelected over CO.. James II N0rri F.
son by ] majority. the vote standing F.
Campbell CO.. Morrison SD The fol .
lowing Councilmcn were elected .
Lcmucl Lirkio. ID \V. Striker. A. /.
Jamison and John %. E0oton.
In the election at shenandoah City
Tuesday. II. s. Lunlcrback was clec. .
tea over Thomas A. Miller. the precent
Ma, or COL Is. a. Blckcrs vos re
elected Treasurer OF the town. and
Rev. a. r.. Martin was elected CLERK
over q. d. Damn. the incumbent
Dallas NCOnts and g.. G.. Conrad were
elected members OF The Council
There has been a bitter fight in this
town ON thc liquor question and two
"We- Couaci.mcn were elected.
In the municipal election at Chat
ham. Va. on Tuesday The present
Mayor and Council were reelected
j. II. Earrrave Jr. for Mayor re-
ceired 10 majority over So. 81. Trei
way. DR.. $. ,. Turner. y. = Reid.
"a. Eola-se. j. ~. Whitehead. vs.. T.
Parrish and B. s. white wcrc elected
ConncilmCn. II was u complete victory
fo~ Tho ~drys.
ln The municipal election held in
Orange Dr. Frank B. Perry was re-
elected Mayor without opposition foI
the sixth term.
AT Iaswcl. Va. Tuesday tho Demo
Gratis elected the entire ticket. with
ile exception OF one councilman. vs.
B. +. White. who defeated Henry
+ Hampton. Democrat The successful
r ticket is. Mayor r. v. SPOTS Re
+ cordcr. r. a. Repass. Jr.; Councilman
J. w Chapman. Dr. j. a. Crockett
. j. T. Heldreh. A. ST. Clair, George w
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cratic ma1orities were small
The Lyuchburg Traction and Light
Company has given notice of a sub.
stantial Increase ia the paw of an It's
employees. 20 go into effect July l. The
increase is voluntary and is a sur
prise 20 the employees. who have well.
ntied up clubrooms, beneficial organi-
zauon and other advantages all engi
neered for them by r. ID. Apperson.
president and general manager
The Board of aldermen have adopt.
ed resolution inviting President
Roosevelt 10 visit Lynchburg during
the Interstate Fair in October.
The thirty-eighth annual session Of
the Grand Grove q United Ancient
order OF Druils Of Virginia convened
in Red Mems Hall, in Petersburg.
yesterday A charter was granted TO
Iidewater Grove OF Norfolk.
Norman Martin. a l2year-oid deaf
boy, from Appomcttox county. Nir-
ginia. fell from the domitory window
on the fourth floor Of the Virginia
School for the Deaf and Blind. at
stanton. Saturday night. His arm
was broken ia two places and he was
otherwise severely bruised. Il Is
thought he will recover.
AS Miss Adeline Rollins was leaving
a wedding reception held at the resi-
dence OF friend in Portsmouth Tues
day night she fell in the street and
died. A man standing near by saw
the girl fall and when he picked her
up and rushed into the house which
she had just left he discovered the cir
was dead.
! The Staunton Rifles have elected
First Lieutenant Harry Bowling az
captain. Mr.. J. n. Tucker first lieu
tenant and Mr.. II. L. Opie seconC
lieutenant.
Rowe Hines. son OF John Hines, Of
Valley district. near EIkins. was in
stantly killed at Fishing Hawk. OF
the Coal and Iron railroad. by fall
Ing tree. He was about 20 years ole
and an emplOye Of the Bamburg Lum
Der Company.
Sanford & Brooks dredge. at worl
. In the inner harbor at Norfolk. brough
IA skeletons 20 the surface 50 the bi,
dipper. The bones we're incased il
fast-rotten wooden collins. which ar,
supposed 20 have been buried during
the Civil War.
Mrs. Lydia cullers. wife OF Rober
Cuilers. died ~ her hcme at Topnog
, Shenandoah county. after a lingering
illness Of tuberculosis. aged about g.
] years.