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HANDLER Is PUT OUT BY
ANDERSON, A N

HAMMOND. Ind, July 5,-Jimmy
Handler. famous as the protege Of
Ruby Rob" gitzslmmons wears ago.
was pushed into puglllstie obscurity at
ST. joe early this morning by Carl An
derson. OF this city, who knocked him
out in two rounds. Two thousand peo-
nile saw the bout before Tommy Ryan's
town City Athletic Club, Handler he'll.
his W In the nrst round. but fought
like a whipped dog in the second, and
Anderson went at him like a hycna.
At the close Of the seeon tfnndler's
seconds threw up the sponge. some OF
the spectators ayerting their faces y
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JOYCEAND HYNES
FAILED TO RACE

rbere was. plenty OF GOOD snort and
tbs games Of the Ifish-Am>rscan Ath-
lstic Clnh. but keen was the disappoint.
mani ~ Ireland,s many sona who turned
out TO witness the struggle for suprem-
acy between John Joyce and Tommy
Hynes, the Galway Cyclone. These men
we're TO have met in a hye-mile race,
blu did not appear. After having made
errangements With the managers to run
and foushf Il out in a special race at
Con,his slon Sayk Hvtes again went
VorLn nsss;re Nh rv 6ytscr vorSs
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UNKNOWN BEATS
WEFERS RECORD

y. ~Engelhardt. OF Brooklyn. clipped a
ffth OF a second of the worlds record
fc: the 1S-yard dash NJ the athletic meet
OF the ~Sheepshead Bay Athletic Club.
pseinafd Meiers Aeld the former recon-
OF 20 seconds. w ~
the lime, however. Will in all prob
ability not be allowed. as the track wa.
measured after the race and Was found
10 De slightly down nil. His work
stamped lhe new sprinter as q verifnble
'nrd' VINO promises some sensational
speed with fun development. Up 10
Yesterday he Was unknown
The evening world., 1905-07-05
NEW CRICKET RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA. July 81. Barton
King. the wcll-known bowler of the BEL
mont Cricket Club, this city. Yesterday
broke the United States Individual rec
ord for the largest number Of runs
scored in n cricket match. With the
exception of the intermission for lunch
King was at bat from II a. VI. until bSo
p. NJ. when he was caught out, and IN
that time he nut together BIS runs. The
hest previous performance was made by
A.. NJ. Wood. one OF Kings a mates.
seine years ago, wien he scored 20 runs
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,,iss ones were nodding to n another
With a sly wink. Persons who gossip
said were employed for the job came
every day to hiss and teer the New
york Americans on their cwn
EIberfeid the Cause.
when we say that yesterday was
the turning point whence all this is
showed be'ind long ago AMI far away
1t might be added that the tnrnins
began with that double victory In Bos-
tor. Since then the team has had a
genuine DR.. Jekyll-Mr. Hyde metamor-
phosis. The blindest rooter can ses
this, but It will take n mighty clever
one to explain the event.
II you ask a player he simply says:
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Killed Going to the Race.
new STAR IN
ROWING WORLD

The Peoples Regatta on the Schuy'-
kill River. Philadelphia. has uncovered
= new star In the rowing world. He is
Fred shephard, a husky young giant
from the eawanhaka Boat Club. OF
Brooklyn. He saved the day for New
York. lie won 1he senior singles, beat
ing such good ones as Wesley and Titus.
The latter never could get near Shep-
hard. aad quit only when cramps.
brought on by fierce squirting, made
him. Sheppard was No. 3 In his clubs
shell In senior fours, and II was mainly
through his work that the crew wen.
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Herrera and Neary stopped.

The Herrera Neary ngn 70
be pulled on az . o'ciock In the arena
OF the silver Bow Athletic Cino WWaS
had made a few passes al each otnvr:
The complaint was sworn TO by Jere
Nifford. manager Of the after1oobb
he Mad against Herrera on accuunt or
An altered thro wdown a year ago
There We're fifteen, hundfsd people Y
aadr,ission. which was not returned.
The arrest nearly caused a riot. Inc
men arrested were released on bonds.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
TEMPLE WINS DEClSI0N.
FROM SAM LANGF0RD.
lsnecinl 10 rhe nvenIns worla.l

MARLBORO. Mass, July 5.-Before
the Highland A. C. last evaning Larry
Temple. of New York. got the decision
over Sam L%angford. OF Boston. In their
ten-round bout The contest was the
fas,est of the season. Temple forced
the fighting. and In the second round he
sent Langford TO The mat, but the latter
quickly regaineI HIS feet and continued
nghtinR In clever style.
At mtighting. which Is Largford's best
style, Temple excelled. and he got mort
than an even break in the breaka ways.
Temple Is a very shif-' fighter, his foot-
work being very tasl and clean. while
lie uses his left 10 great advantage.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
THERY WINS
AUTO RACE FOR
BENNETT CUP
Captures First Honors After
Machine Of Italian Cham
pion Broke Down.

LESCHAMPS. Department Putty De
Dome, France, July 5.-After covering
the Auvergne course of 341 miles in Z
hours and 10 minutes, NJ. Thery. amid
great applause, won tho international
automobile contest for the James Cor
don Bennett Cup. bringing the trophy
back to his native country. Had 1t not
been for an accident to Lancia, the
Italian entry, Thery might not have
won h 0oe. as he was six minutes
behind Lacia when the latter's machine
broke down.
Thery was ~rapturously acclaimed as
he crossed the line. His wife was so az
fected that she burst into al Com
merce Minister Clementel, stepping for
ward. decorated 1'hery as an officer of
the French Academy in recognition of
his bringing the International trophy
back to France.
Honors for Builders Wife.
The Minister presented Madame
brassier. wife of the engineer who con-
structed the winning automobile, with
~ beautiful bouquet. lac ml.Itary band
tnen began playing the "Marsenlaise,
snd ! crowd a the tribunes
shSuting enthusiastically.
The official classification showed that
Cagno was second. with seven hours
and -tTenty-six minutes; Nazaari third
seven hours and twenty-seven minutes;
CaAiots fourth. seven hours and TWEEN
ty-nine minutes. n carp NTH, with
eight hours and thirty minutes.
- great crowd. including Minister OF
commerce. Clementel and Gen. Brugere,
the commander OF the French Army,
witnessed the start and gave the con-
testants an enthusiastic greeting as
they tllundered past.
L. The day opened cloudy and threaten
Ing. and the tribunes and stands pre-
Isented a desolate appearance after the
hurricane OF yesterday. which stripped
OH the DECORATIONS, awnings and flags.
The crowds began to arrive before day
light.
A formidable force OF military COM
posed OF Ave regiments OF Infantry
and three reglments OF artillery cleared
thu track at $50 A. M. Mr.. Clementel.
VINO was among the early arrivals.
chatted with the contestants. warning
Them to observe caution.
The three American machines wero
painted red, the French blue. the Eng
lish. green, the German white. the
Italian black and the Austrian yellow.
How the Racers Started,
The huge machines auiyered ann
snorted while awaiting the motnent az
departure. AT exdctly 8 O'Clock Thery
hot OFF amid loud cheers, tho other
contestants following in order and time
MS follows: "
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BRAIN GOES
TO PIRATES

PrTTsBURG. Pa, July IA deal was
made to-day by the Pittsburg and ST.
Louis clubs whereby George Mcbride,
utility infieider, and 1900 is given TO ST,
Louis for David Brain, short stop and
third baseman.
W'Now TO beat Now York out for the
Tag" said Barney Dreyiuss. when the
zeal was confirmed
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PUT HERBERT TO,
SLEEP In ELEVENTH

the sight OF the bioody-faced Handler
trying to stari up before Anderson. An
derson is hinled as the coming middle
weight. He has nine knorkouts to his
credit. though only fighting a year,
and nobody has been able TO stand I'D
before him longer han three rounds.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
"A SURE SYSTEM
{. JoNHs. AIM 81
OLD DR.. dRINDJ-E,

dsssssss i~scsiIsf' a. men ~ psrmsnsn{iS
T si5ss s;osi gs 4aRkE r9 aSss sr " ss :Sa ss 81 % y:
~ 8 ss. sS'sIs = sI e g s. slss ST. : sHss
'l = 8 ;i;:i''i':s
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T0-MORR0W'S ENTRIES

Especial to The Evening worid.)
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
n. Y. July 5.-The entries for to-mor-
rows races are as follows:
FIRST RACE - Two-year-olds; six fur
The evening world., 1905-07-05
YARD AND
WRIGHT LOSE

LONDON. July a.-In the semi-nnai
round OF doubles In tine tennis cham
pionsaip to-day 3. II. Smith and Frank
81. RIseiey beat IIolcombe Ward and
Heals g, Wright. s-e. 6-3, e. AZ.
The evening world., 1905-07-05

Soon after the start JenatEy, the Ger
man champion. suffered a DELAY n,
twenty minutes. which threatened To
put h:m out OF the race. "
They finished the first lap. about
eighty-seven miles. in one hour and
forty-one minutes. At that time Lam
ella was six minutes in advance, nav
ing made rho first lap in one hour and
thlrty-aye rSnutes. His machine broke
down in the second lap.
Killed Going to the Race.
Count Thiezy. while driving an auto
mobile to attend the race. c3ilided with
a stone wall near Lepuy n was hurled
into q av.ne
The Count was taken to a hospital,
where he died two hours after. A
lady who accompanied him was dan
~gerously injured.
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FOUR HURT IN AUTO
CRASH WITH TROLLEY CAR.
xepnw aN'aeilan One OF the Party,
tst xouc Was Daddy
~ ynlurej.

yAlsAIcA. Jniy 5-A fashionably
4 r<rsed YOUNG woman with two gentle
]znen and i chauffeur were slightly In
tnrAd IN a crash between iae,- au,omo-
ia. which bore ths number s.2at. and
~ trolley car ~ The New York and
3skh ases satdS q ,S Canal ana ana
q Sks fouudinx a curve Al the Inter-
Iff {iHn ~ The lHtffets, and dashed Into
<f</f Il ..1r 1t The irniley ear. The LEFT
E&oi oil M rn*rhinr wds wrecked.
jnf4 ptss ivlx ncn4 81 the pcoupanls
k&<|1 9fts{ rsass IN Ire autOmo
mn r:'sesd q Axe their names,
~ " -~
- = 10 Lx< uaetlcan I-easus
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
v. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

The Y. NJ. c. A. Conference was
well attended last Friday Evening.
The committees are very busy
now in the work of the aims house
jail and upon the corners Of the
streets. Last Sundays reports We're
very encouraging.
General Sec't'y S. c. BurrelI con-
Quoted the boys meeting last Sun
day. The boys were out in. large
numbers.
Chairman stephen Braxton struck
the right key by the address which
he delivered TO the men. Subject:
He is Just the Same To-day" The
solos which were sung by John Hern
don reached the heart of every man.
Men. be on time Sunday for work.
Prof. j. II. Rhorer will conduct
the boys meeting Sunday p. NJ.
Director n. W. Bouldin will ad-
dress the men Sunday, $50 p. NJ.
at the Rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A..
Special music. Come and bring the
other man.
Sunday, July 30th. p. NJ at the
True Reformers' Hall. A great
meeting will be held for men only.
BY special request international sec.
j. Z. Mooreland has been invited to
address the men. Subject: young
Men a City's Best Assets. DR.. O.
w. Moon will sing special solos.
Tell every man that you see. Bring
the other fellow. Seats are free.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y.
Nj. G. A. will hold a meeting for wo-
men only, Sunday. July 3Oth., p.
NJ. at the Sharon Bapt. Church. Do
not fail to hear Mrs. Patsey Kelly
Anderson who will speak. Special
music will be sung. Find the other
woman. The time has come that
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton is in demand in Richmond, then
let everybody lend a helping hand.
Free for all women.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
GRAND CHURCH RALLY.
Church Member Shot--Great Excite
ment There.

There was a grand rally al Union
Baptist Church of Beaver Dam. Va.
last Sunday. July 10th. 1905 all day.
Rev ID. w. Davis, A Nj. of this city
preached a most eloquent sermon and
1t locked as though the financial part
of the affair would be a great success.
but at the recess hour, a most outra-
geous happening took place and Mr..
Edmund Meredith, Jr. was shot by
Wellington Lawrence of Noel's. Va.
IL seems that Meredith's residence
adjoins the church and owing to the
unfit condition of the water on the
church lot. members went to Mr. Mer
edith's residence to get water Law
renee went there too, and became
very boisterous and rough in his raaa
ner. Fearing that he would break
the bucket from the rope, Meredith
spoke TO him. He replied in a very
offensive manner and when ordered
away, drew a re ro,ver AID fired q q
times az Meredith.
One OF the bullets entered near
the left nipple of the breast, defect
ing downward and coming out at
the side. The other one entered tne
left arm.
In the confusion. the would-be
murderer escaped. although he was
hunted by theinfuTiated church mem
bers and citizens. This dampenSi
the ardor of the church-members
and visitors and lessened the crowd
at the evening services.
Edward Meredith is about 20 yrs.
OF age and is a member of Union
Baptist Church. IL is hoped that
he will recover. His real danger Is
In blood poisoning. Rev. Phillips
was i'm the city last Monday and re-
ported the amount raised as $7I.0O.
Edmund Meredith. Jr., who
was shot at Beaver Dam. Va. last
Sunday, is now in this city in the
hospital. He was shot IN the knee
also.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
Resolutions OF Respect.

At a meeting of Moravian Lodge
No. IS, X. of p. held June %. 1906.
the following preamble and resolu-
uons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas il has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler OF the Universe TO re-
move from our midst our late broth
er Sir knight Charles Hamlet. and
whereas the intimate relations Ions
sustained by the deceased with the
members OF this lodge render il prop
er that we should place on record
our appreciation of his services as
a member and his merits as a Pyth-
ian q Christian.
Therefore be Il resolved first. that
while we bow in humble submission
TO the will OF the Most High, we do
not the less mourn for our brother
who has been called from labor to
rest.
Resolved second, that i'm the death
OF Sir knight brother Charles Ham
let. this lodge loses a member who
was faithful. active, jealous in the
interests OF the lodge. one who was
wise in counsel, slow TO Judge harsh
ly and quick in sympathy and in mer
cy.
Resolved third. that these resolu-
tions be entered upon the minutes
OF the lodge. that a copy be sent the
bereaved family and that a copy be
published in the RICHMOND PLAN
EFT.
THOMAS PACE, V. c. act'g c. c.
WILLIAM J. SIMON, X. of X. & S.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22

The following named officers have
taken their places for the ensuing
term OF Nansemond Lodge, No. 81.
c. c. c. w. Jordan; v. c., j. w.
Brown; NJ. OF W., B. B. Elliott: K.
OF r. and S.. Fletcher Jordan: NJ. of
F. j. F. Jordan; M. of Ex.. VIM. Co
ker; Prelate, Rev. G. W. Jones: M
at A, B. F. Johnson; !. G., John @.
Reid; o. G., Paul Bridgeford.
Sir C. w. Jordan is making a mod
ell c. c. He presides with ease and
ability. The more we see and know
him, the more we love him. The
lodge is safe in HIS hands, and all
the officers and members are doing
we'll. We hear that the courts re-
Gently set up by the G. w. c. are
doing well.
j. F. JORDAN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
PR CE FIVE CENTS

but he will wait on any one who
chooses to call and see him. The
work is strictly first class and he is
being literally patronized.
DR.. p. B. Ramsey has been
borne down with trouble. but he is
At ais post of duty again. II your
teeth need fixing he has all mod
ern appliances with which 20 do il.
Call and see him.
The many friends of Miss Virgin
ia A. Taylor. who has been sick at
the League Hospital. will be glad to
know that sne has recovered suffi-
ciently TO be removed to her home.
TIC \. 3rd st.
Mr.. S. w. Robinson has made
all arrangements to care for persons
threatened with sunstroke His cool
ing beverages are strictly first class
and are first class remedies for those
who work in the sun or shade. Go
there and help yourself.
d. Deputy G. c.. o. NJ. Steward.
Grand Master at Arms w e
Mitchell. and Past Chancellor Chas.
r. T. Steward have been busily en-
gagged i'm the work OF Installing the
officers in the Knights of Pythias
Lodges in this city. The newly ap-
pointed Deputy is giving general sat
isfaction.
An energetic and hustling fun
eral director, Mr.. A. Hayes, has add
ed to his business a new funeral car
OF the latest style, also the largest
pleasure wagon, carab'e of seating
35 persons. Foy facts ard figures
call on him. He has also two other
pleasure wagons suitable for band
purposes. picnics and hayrides. Car
riages for funerals. marriages and
receptions furnished at short notice.
Phone 277S.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22

We are anticipating the grandest
Convention in our history next
month. The programme will well
worth your attending. Now my
dear Sunday School workers and
friends, let me again appeal 10 you
not only TO work in your immediate
schools, but canvass your vicinity
and get them TO represent at the
Great Young Peoples Convention
headed by our noble Pres. Prof. u.
5. G. Patterson and DR.. A. l.. Wins
low, Sec'y. Southwest. let us see
you; Northern, Va, let us shake your
glad hand; Tidewater. let us make
you welcome; Southside, we want 20
greet you all at Lynchburg
May God keep us steadfast and
help us on TO success,
y. II. PEYTON,
1st. Vice Pres. Bapt. s. S. Of Virginia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
Investment oner.

Are you seeking investment for
your surplus money? IL so you
will find most profitable source
with the Enterprise Stock Co. (In
corporated) of Atlantic City, N. j.
This corporation has lately increased
it's authorized capital stock to the
sum of $4,000. A limited amount
OF this stock will be sold to obtain
funds to improve their property and
layin stock for the winter business OF
the Company, which promises to be
very large. This stock will be sold
at very liberal prices for a short
time
Full particulars and information
will appear in the next issue of this
paper Address inquiries to the Sec.
of the Company.
VIM. o. HURSEY. sec't'y.
140s Mediterranean Ave-,
Atlantic City, N. j.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
An Appeal 70 S. S. Workers.
Richmond. Va. July 18th. 1sOI


Dear Co-worker:-
Time has brought us about
TO the close of another conventional
year and We are called to give an ac-
count of our stewardship. 1t is the
earnest request OF the officers that
we have large delegation at Lynch
burg next month. AS God has bless
ed us, let us so forth In the strength
OF His might infusing interest in our
schools, so that when the roll is
called your school may head the list
in finance and representation. Let
the pastors urge the necessity of at
tending this Convention from the
pulpits.
Just think OF it. 200 schools in the
State sending $40 each would raise
$4,000. How far that would go TO
help further the cause of the gospel
and educational institutions. Much
now is needed to complete in full
the Virginia Theological Seminary
and College at Lynchburg and IL is
for the young people to do their fun
duty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
Footed it Just the Same.

The Trolley Party to Petersburg
under the auspices Of the Richmond
Hospital Association was a success
Upon the return TO the city, there
were not enough conveyances TO
bring the Richmonders home from
Manchester and there was nothing
left for them TO do. out walk and
they walked. Many OF our promi
nent colored ladies were seen be
tween the hours of one and two o.
clock in the morning footing il from
Manchester to Richmond and then
home.
They know now that they can walk
even when the street cars are run
ming. Those OF them who did not
have big feet We're very sorry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
GOES THERE AGAIN.
Robinson Conyicted-One Year in
the Penitentiary.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, JulylS--
Charley Robinson, the colored jus
tice of the peace of Bloodfield. was
sentenced to one year in the psniien
tiary in the Warwick county Circuit
Court to-day for failing TO turn in
certain money collected i'm fines. He
is now in the Warwick county jaiI.
awaiting trial on fourteen other fell
ony indictments He has served
one term in the penitentiary for en-
bezzlement.
Being a Democrat and something
of a power among the colorc5 pso-
pie in Bloodfeld, Robinson has al
ways had and exerted considerable
influence with a strong political fac
ton of Warwick and has had various
prosecutions overthrown in the past.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The B. y. T.. U. of the Fifth Street
Baptist Church.

On last Tuesday evening the B. Y.
P. u. OF the 5th ST. Bapt. Church
held its regular weekly meeting at
which time the officers for the ansu-
ing year were elected; after which
the Union was highly honored in
having with II Mrs. DR.. A. e. Ed
wards. wife OF the acting pastor and
field Missionary of the Women's Ma
tional Bapt. Convention. who deliv-
cred most excellent address, touch
ing upon the work OF the Convention
While she spoke, she held her audi
ence spell-bound.
The following officers were elect
ed: Pres, j.. Henry Crutchfeld 1st.
Vice, n. G.. Booker: End. Vice, Mrs.
Lucy Beverly, Sec'y Miss Mary Book
er; Asst. Miss Susie A. Finney; Cor.
Sec'y., j. o. Cook; Chorister, c. C.
Williams; Asst. T. L. Beverly; Or
ganist, Miss Ida b. Hamm; Asst, r.
II. Singleton; Treas, Mrs. Mary Wal
ker.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
Sir Aliens Death.

We were shocked to be notified
or the death OF Mr.. William p. Allen,
who resided at S11 Fourteenth 81.
Lynchburg, Va. He passed away
suddenly Saturday night, 18Th inst
at about IL o'clock. The cause of
his death is said TO be heart-failure.
He had a most pleasant home and We
were scheduled TO stop there upon the
occasion of our coming visit to that
city. He was prominent in the
knights of Pythias and was present
at the last Grand Lodge session at
Roanoke. He was quiet, unassum-
ing and faithful and his death is in
the nature OF calamity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
ST LUKEs ATTENTION.
A isamor Corrected.

To all whom It may concern
Il has been rumored that a conven
tion will be held in Urbanna, Va. in
August to form a new Grand Coun
ell
This is TO inform you that no con
yention will be held but the r. w. G..
Council. /. o. OF St. Luke. of the
state of Maryland will hold its an
nual session in Urbanna Aug, 1929
24~25, 1905, and all loyal councils
desiring to work under the jurisdiC
tion of the r.. w. G. Council I. o. OF
st. Luke of the state of Maryland are
welcome.
l.. A. VINCENT,
r. w. C. 81 Chief.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
Mr.. William Tennant Dead.

Mr.. William Tenant. a well.
known citizen. died Tuesday night,
July 18th at his residence. 2O9 f.
Leigh st. He has been an invalid
for long time. He was one of the
most prosperous colored business
men. His funeral took place Fri
day. 2Ist inst. from the Ebenezer
Bapt. Church. Rev. w. II. Stokes.
the pastor. oficiated, being assisted
by Rev. Scott c. Burrell and Rev. DIR
z. d. Lewis. His remains were in
tered in Evergreen Cemetery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-22
Two Killed In Collision.

Roanoke. Va. July 1.-Two men
were killed and four more injured in
a head-on collision between two freight
trains one mile north OF Midvale. Va,
on the Shenandoah division Of the
Norfolk & Western railway. The dead
are f. S. Hite. of vesuvius, Va, a
brakeman. and John Dent, of Roanoke,
Va. fireman. The north-bound freight
train had orders TO wait at Midvale
for south-bound extra freight. but
the orders. II Is alleged. were disre.
Karded by the north-bound crew.