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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
SIGSBEE's FLEET.
Ships Bearing John Paul Jones's.
BODY Off the Capes.

Especial t. The Times Dispatch.
y NORFOLK, VA, July 21.-To-night Adj
imiral Harrington. commandment of the
navy yard, sem. the messages from the
Navy !. Department. at Washing ton " in.
tended for Admiral Sgsbee to 'Cape
Henry BY the weather bureau wire from
here, hoping the conditions would be
such that Admiral Slgsbec would receive
them there tomorrow.
There was SO much electricity In the
air that the messages could not be sent
wireless. AT the navy yard to-day the
wireless operator could catch the signals
OF the fleet under Rear Admiral Sigsbec
trying to reach the yard, but could not
distinguish the signals. He heard an-4
other fleet talking to tho flagship Brook
Ign. aboard which are the remains Of
John Paul Jones'
1t Is evident to him that the battleship
squadron, which Is to he the escort OF
honor, was in communication with the
fleet bearing the body. 81 XII n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
.AI!sTON|SHED his
GREAT AUDIENCE.
Payne's Remarkable Demonstra-
tons Win Enthusiastic Applause
From a Multitude.

Before fully seven thousand people at
Cary and Linden Streets, the great Payne
last night gave further Illustrative evl-
dence of the marvellous efficacy OF his
New Discovery Remedies, More than
could be accommodated again sought his
free applications, and sensational results
wcre obtained.
When Mr., T. 7, Woodson, a machlnist,
Of No. 112 Randolph Street, displayed a
stiff hand, manned by machinery, Payne
announced his doubt OF giving relief, but
two minutes Mr.. Woodson was able to
use the hand. and shouted his apprecla-
lion to the audience, which responded
With prolonged applause
Clara Young, No, 20 West Leigh Street.
deaf for twenty years, was made TO hear
ordinary tones forty feet away IN three
minutes These people showed their ap-
probation by an eager purchase Of the
medicine for further use rs soon as the
ono minute sale was on,
William Kumhlen, No. rs Meadow
Bridge, deaf twenty-eight years; ". 9.
Hodge, No. 1410 Taylor Street, stiff joints,
and Oswald Eek, No, 1910 West Cary
Street, 4 stiff Joints, afforded equal en-
5thusiasm with tho wonderful relief given
them by Payne's Remedies.
,rhere never WAS a medicine to arouse
so large q demand In SO short q time,
iPaynes office tent on the show lot ana
his down town offices at No. Cos East
Main Street are crowded daily from 3
~ 70 and 9 TO s., The sales have already
reached a remarkable point and are stu
climbing, =,
To-night's audience Will be corker
for size and an entire change Of pros
gramme is promised, including the IA
nous greasy pole. climbing foF. SO y! y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
GRAND CONFEDERATE
!. REUNION IN. At !. LuR AZ
A Great Military Parade and
Firernen's Reel
Races.
.(special 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The n1es-lJlspatchJ
Fl, LtJRAY, III VA, July 2l.-The reunion
Of confcderat c and Federal soldiers In
Lurny to-day brought to the town the
LARGEST crowd ever seen hhfe The pros
cesson started from the courthouse
headed - the Winchester Drum Corps
which was followed by the Warren Light
Infantry. the Page Philemon, tho Confcd-,
crate and Federnl veterans OF the coun. :.
ty,3 and the Lurny Cornet Band. ii
The reunion was held on the Inn lawn
In tho eastern part OF the town. Judge
Cook, OF Front Royal; Rev. H. NJ.
strlckler, Of FauQuier county; Major j..
Mcdowell Darlington and Captain D. e.
Cirayson. Of Washington being the ora
tors OF the day.
rhe nremen's reol races late in the
afternoon were one Of the features Of
the day. The prize OF SIPS In gold wa
divided between Winchester. which made
the $50 yard dashHin 3o,3 seconds, cap-
turing the first prizo Of 800, Front Royal
coming in for the s35 prize, her TIME
being 34.3 seconds. Woodstock's team
made a fine rum but failed In connec-.
ton. Obi sl lS3; ~ s 81
The crowd In the town was estimated
at 1000. More than 1000 took advantage
Of the reduced rates to the Luray Cav
ems. All old soldiers were given free
admission. III .555I III gl $
General I. 3 l.. Rosser, Of chnrlottes-
aville who during the war commanded
q large part Of tho soldiers from this
county and who was invited to deliver
an address to-day, wrote that on a c.
count or III health itwould be impossible
for him to be present. si5s vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Virginian Drowned.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
e POCAHONTAS, Vas July N.-Ernest
Ward and DR.. L. L, Ward. OF Pocahon-
tas, have received q telegram stating
that their brother Fl j.. Ward. WAS
drowned at st. Paul. Mimi. and asking
for Information as to what to do with
the body. They wired for tho body to be
shipped to Fries, Va. AS yet they have
received no particulars, but 1t Is be-
leyed that he was accidentally drowned
while bathing, He was popular young
man, about twenty-five years OF age,
and had not been at st. Paul but few
days when the news of his untlmely death
was received. Deceased was a native
OF Wythe county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Fredericksburg Affairs.
le.naclal "a The Tim es- DIsnatchl

= az
FREDERICKSBURG VA. July IL
The City Council has ordered q deed
made to the United States government for
the land on Washington Avenue on WHICH
the monument to General Hugh Mercer
will be erected this fall. Congress APP
propriated s25.00OHfor the erection OF the
monument. The Council also appointed
committee to,map out and arrange for
the unyeiling ceremonies, which Will be
made an imposing EVENT. X
The matter Of entertaining Mosby's men
upon the occasion OF their reunion here
on August Slst, has been referred to the
Public Interest Il Committee of the City
Council, who will arrange for the pro-
gramme etc.
J, Judge E. G, Moncure, OF Caroline coun--
ty, has announced his candidacy for re-
election to the House of Delegates, sub
ject to The Democratic primary to be
held August ed. He has no opposition
as yet. "a Il
The City Democratic Committee de-
cided not to assess the candidates here
for the primary election expenses, and
appointed a subcommittee to solicit subs
scrIptions, Tho committee went out, and
In less than an hour raised the necessary
amount for all expenses.
The teachers and pupils OF the Metho-
dist Sunday school went In wagons TO
PrImmer's Grove. in Stafford county,
yesterday where an all-day; picnic: was
enjoyed. A merry time was had In the
country, and the young people returned
here in the late afternoon.
& Mr., James H. Mills, who has for nearly
forty years been In the employ of the
Melville Wooden Mills, Of this city, had
tho end OF one his fingers cut off yes
terday by being caught in the ma ma;
ohinery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Negro Flees and a Posse in Hot
% II n IA Pursuit
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

n, Especial to The Times Dispatch)
85 SUFFOLK, VA, July 2l.-There Is con-
siderable excitement near SCOTS fac
tory, Isle of Wight county. over the at
tempted assault OF Mrs. James Jones,
by willie Wingtleld negro. SVin ls I 10
to cut up stove wood After completing
the task he carried an armful in the
kitchen. threw It into tho wood-box, and
then grabbed Mrs. Jones about each
shoulder. There was fierce struggle,
during which Mrs Jones's outcrlcs at
tracted her husbands attention; Jonas
got shotgun and snapped It twice at
Off, and IYIngt1eld escaped. His object
was not accomplished. s55t
4 OFFICERS and a posse have been scour-
trace OF the assailant's Whereabouts have
ben discovered He is well known and II
still In the country It Is believed. his
capture will follow. Trouble Is feared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
MANN IN MADISON.
Speaks to a Fair Audience on Am
hurst Heights.

1Y& SefmfBsul e The Tmes: jnlyp 5h5udge
William II. Mann, one OF the candl-
dates for the gubernatorlal nomination
In the impending Democratic primary,
addressed falr-sized audience !, at
Madison Heights, In Amherst county.
across the James River from Lynch
burg.
lie was the first Of the candidates to
speak In Madison Heights His speech
was along lines already reported IN the
press. n considerable portion of the adj
dress being In explanation OF the Mann
law by which nearly a thousand coun-
try saloons have been closed, giving the
history of tho measure from beginning
to end, IA
Judge Mann was we'll received In the
large majority there in the primary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Radford Republicans.
(Speclal to The Times Dispatch.)

70 Z II . Y q . : Fl
RADFORD, VA. July 2l,-The Rep,rb-
licans of Radford. in mass meeting as
scmblcd, on Saturday night elected the
following delegates for the State conven-
ton at Roanoke: East Ward-H. Y. Jen-
klns and G, s. shcler; West Ward-Wade
Taylor and ]. M. Houchins; alternates-
G. II. Beamer. NJ, Goldberg, w. J. Ken
dcrdlne and Ham Wilson, Tor the county
convention, to be held at Christ!ansburg:
East Wnrd-M. Goldberg, II. r., Jenkins,
u, F.. Gill and G. r, Benmer; West Ward
Wade Taylor, w. J. Kendcrdine. j. NJ,
Houchlns and w. D. Swanson; alternates,
Thomas Roby ], w. Dudley. IT, d,
Einsteln w. II. Harris, Harry Williams,
j, NJ. Hodges, ], NJ Craddock and Ham
Wilson. Ill
Judge Lunsford Lewis was endorsed for
Governor and Charles w. IIecrmans for
the House of Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Is YEARS OF TORTURE
itching and Painful Sores Covered
Head and Body.
CURED N WEEK BY CU1lCuRA

"Fot fifteen years my scalp and
forehead wal. one mass ofgscabs and
my body was covered with sores.
Words cannot express how suffered
from, the itching and pain. | hid
Eyer e.; " hcps when t.1 ff bs.Sr tod I'M M
Cuticuta Soap aud applying cuticuta
Ointment for three days my head
was as clear a. ever, and to n y sur.
prise and 10y, one cake OF soap and
one box Of ointment made com.
plctc cure In one week (stgned)
H. B. Franklin, ~ Washington st.,
Allegheny, Pa. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
CALL OF COMMITTEE.
Montague's Friends Ask for Rep
resentatives at the Polls. ( +,

,s Especial to The Tines-D lspatch,) AK
s3s CHATHAM, 3VA.,tJuly N.-Democratic
County Chairman Reid 4has,issued call
for the meeting OF the County Executive
Committee here Saturday, July 20, for
the purpose Of appointing Judges for the
primary in August, and to decide upon 9
plan to nominate legislative candidates.
# J. H. Hargrave. Jr.. has addressed q
letter to the committee resquesting that
ono Judge favorable to Montague for.
senator be; appointed ut each precinct
in tho scounty in turn for which he
guarantees one-half expenses of the prl-
mary. Il, .l4 I Il Is s IA
Tho county Republicans will assemble
In mass meeting on the Same day to elect
delegates to the State Convention 4 In
Roanoke. The Republicans have been
very active this year. and large turn
out lis expected fa W III u Il IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
GEORGIA VETERANS.
Royalty Entertained BY the Vir-
ginia Daughters.
(Special to The Times-Disnatch.1 II

= =
MANASSAS, 5YA..sJul ,2l-The Georgia
veterans. accompanied by half, the popu-
alation Of Manassas and large number
of people from this vicinity, left here
at 9 O'Clock this morning for Groveton,
around which historic village they spent
the entire day. The veterans held an
informal business session at Croveton,
and then lunch Was served The greatest
quantity OF good things to eat had been
prepared by the ladies' of the Manassas
and Groveton Chapters Of the Daughters
of the Confederacy.9 tfs
Several addresses were delivered, ana
among the speakers were Judge Lewis ".
Barley and O. g. Carin, of Alexandria,
Va. t@
The Cieorgans gave fifty dollars to both
the Manassas and Groveton Chapters.
While in Virginia the veterans will visit
fredericksburg, + Richmond
and PETERSBURG From here they went to
Alexandria tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
ANNEXATION NOT UP d:
Consideration Of omp,roniss5
plan Deferred Until Wednesday.

The Committee. on Ordinances, Charter
and Reform, did not take up the Cans
non-Polock ordinance providing. for ar,-!S
snexation, ut the meeting last night. de-3
ferrng the matter until next We nes.
day night, when no other bushes VIII
be transacted save this. The discus!sto
\ Of the ordinance, providing for the u uni
form weight Of lonves OF bread consumed
most Of the time Of the committee last
blight, and the annexation mat Ter was i.sg
sidetracked until the last and then post
poned. 3. !, Il ], /. Y, 8, =,
over tho ordinance quito a crowd con- =.
gregated in the lobby, and waited until
after eleven O'Clock before II was as a :,
S1utely5 certain that no action would pc ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Miss Blackburn to Be a Bride.

Especial to- The Tlmes-DIspatch.5
LEEsBURG. VA, July el.-Tho en-
gagement of Miss Corlnne Blackburn,
daughter Of Senator Joe Blackburn, Of
Kentucky, to Mr.. w. III. Gale, of New
York city. has Just been announced. Mr.,
Gale was recently assistant secretary Of
the Island Of Porto Rico, under the ad-
minstration Of Governor Hunt. Aliss
Blackburn Is at present a guest Of friends
in Leesburg, (.
Mr.. Gale has recently purchased a
colonial estate near Leesburg, ana will
make this town his home, Tho marriage
is announced to take place In the early
fall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Closed After Successful ms: Meeting
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher's Illness.

" (spcc!al to The Time tch)
NORFOLK, YA., July 2l:-Norfolks
first normal school closed to-day, after
IA successful course Of Instruction for q
month. There were 235 persons In at
tendance, who came from all parts OF
the state.
Rev s. G. Hatcher. Of the Market
Street Methodist Church. of Petersburg,
is at the Protestant Hospital, recover
Ing from an attack OF typhoid fever,
Mrs. Hatcher will remain hero tn he
Is we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
TO HAVE "A FIELD DAY.
New Athletic Association to Have
a>Great Meet in September.

The membership OF the Athletic Asso-
cIation Of the city, was Increased twenty
Ave per cent, at tho meeting in Murphy's
Hotel last night. President Sy,inor pre-
sided. and moro than fifty members We're
present.
II was decided to have a field day here
in tho early part OF September. All
kinds OF exercises Will be booked for
the OCCASION and 1t will be something ems
tirely new for Richmond
Third Baseman Bache, OF tho Barton
Heights baseball nine. was elected Sec
retary, to succeed Mr., Denoon, who could
not attend regularly on account Of press
5nr business, .-,.1'i- 'S..o.SS SIC. PM ,4,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Col. Mari, Resigns.
lsneclal to The es-D!spatch.l

A Especial TO The TImes- D1spat ch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, July 21.-Colonel
Robert A. Mari has resigned as pro-
lessor Of engineering in tho Virginia
Military Institute, to take effect Sep
tember list. Colonel Mari has accepted
tho deunship OF tho Virginia POLYTECHNIC
Institute. at BlaS!ssburg, and will assume
his duties thero at the beginning Of the
next session. fNil} Fl ~
Colonel Mari has been professor Of
engineering at the Virginia Military In
stItute since 1890.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
New Telephone Line.
(specinl 10 The Tlmes-DIspatch,

(special 10 The Tlmes- Dlspa lch,]
4 SWEET HALL. VA. July M,-The
Southern Bell Telephone. Company Is
progressing we'll with the long distance
telephone limo from Richmond to West
Point They will be In West Point IN q
few days. & tf
Wheat crops have suffered In this Sec
ton considerably from so much rain,
Very few farmers have threshed their
wheat. The bulk of the crop Is IN the
fields IN small wind stacks. a good deal
of tho crop will be a total loss, The
corn crop is looking well,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Visible Cotton scupply::

l-7I (E3y Assoc1lteu FreSs.1 Z, - 2,
NEW RLEANs LA, Jgly !, 2lI ,ya~ii1' :
v lIs supply Of cotton, Issued to-day:
shows tic total visible to be w. ~
Sass against s9s lat week tS to end "a
n n, n !, col ton, ia 1926 1926 agninst
"a last week, and S22, 9ss% last year. and.
OF ali otar kinds, INCLUDING Egypt u Bf tx
zi Indie eteo az l ~ iaat aE year Tie
worlds visible supply OF cotton as above
I hcre Is now afloat and held in Greet
Britain and Gontinsntal Eur rs PHy iS - r.
against 1ol2 oo0 la st j. s.
S3l GOO, against 432o 900 last year ana "a II ~
the United States, 5s1 900. against 2ol,ooo
IN at war. ifs N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Council Of Arcanunaites,

-l1 Especial to The TImes-D lspat ch,) Z. y
FREbNRiCKSBUR VA, July 21.-
The Committee OF. the Royal Arcanum
Council or which. ,Mr. II, Il. Johnston -
tho councils Of Virginia, to be held at
Murphys Hotel. Richmond, on Wednes-
DAY, Asuugt 8. at 10 O'clock 70 take au9ll
relation to the Increase Of rates.
Every council In the State iy asked 70
send delegates to the council with pleaary
power to act, IT Is expected that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
A MUTUAL FRIEND
BROUGHT ABOUT MARRIAGE

si# Especial to Tho Times DIspatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, July 21-Herbcrtt
Cline Cooke OF Lima. Ohio. and Miss
Mary Julia Combs. Of New Market, were
Quietly married at Mt. Jackson NVodnes-
day night by Rev. II. Ditzler OF the Re-
formed Church. *, E
e The groom was introduced to his bride
BY letter written by mutual friend
several months ago, and after an ex-
change Of photographs and a rapid COR
respondence they set the date for their
wedding. ,@ Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22

professor Of philosophy and EDUCATION V al;
at William nrd Mary College, williams ann, (
burg, Va. /. Y. %,
Dr.. payne Is author. Of the publication
."rhc Course Of study In the Elementary
Schools Of the United states, England.
Germany and France and also OF a
historical and educational writing, en-
titled "Thc Work of the scotcll-- irish IN
tho Soutll.' 3fs 4 isE "a G5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Yerby-Mills,

SspsslalL te e The IT!mes5pDlspateh,) >,
Mr.. Horace Xix Ysrhy and Miss Elsie
Il. Mills daughter Of the laia Joseph ",
Mills. and Mrs, Alice Mills, % this city,
fst nefV Where ey s VERY married IN the
afternoon at the residence u a friend,
No. 1918 N Street. N. W.. Rev., James
mclaughlin officiating Mr., and Mrs.
,Yerby vii reside at Monterey, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Fast Racing at Windsor.
fpy Associated Pres

(By Associated Press)
n DETROIT, MICH, July 31,-The fastest
three heats Of the year were paced today
at Windsor, In the 2:o6 pace. II wac tho
last day Of tho Windsor harness races,
Hazel patch won the three heat race,
making her last two miles In a;o6 l-2 ana nd
'o:07 49,. Anidrosis, the Cleveland PAGER,
took the nrst heat In 2;oS ii, The other
winners were Bolivar and Zephyr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Richmonders in New York

NEW YORK. July Unaware. M. F.
.Fall,. Rossmore, A. B. Jones: Bresltn,
IS. B. Groves and wife; Victoria, CIV.
poe; darlington. G. T, Higgins; Herald
square, w. IT. Paine, B. W, n. Bagot;
York, r, T., L. Murphy, ] IT, Disney Dish J;
ST. Denis, P. II. Jones; broadway. zen.
! rn, r. +. Briggs, r. c, Montgomery;
hoffman, NJ, 6. Patterson. B.. kirk.
r, L, Henry; Imperial. D. g, O Flahertyis
Grand Union. P. Howell, ii Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Very ! BODY | ! ] ]
!. / E.ST|F|ES.
Nothing But Praises al: For
ELIXIR bAbEk|'||'

: TtH1seat Preventative Against Typhoid
Tevcr5 and Positive Cure for Chills, Fe-
yer. Ague, LOSS OF Appetite, 13illousness.
Dyspeptic Disorders. Headaches Palms
Ii, the Buck. Side or Limbs, Is highly en-
dorsed by physicians, nurses md thotls-
ands OF Users. Malaria makes you weak,
Babck makes you strong. Insist on Ba-
bek. beware on substitutes.
For sale at ali druggists. soc. per bot
tie. tHE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Troubles Of the Farmer.

(spcoIal q Tho Times pspatch.)
WILLIAMS Blu nCi, "a, July 2l,-The
J"mss GtSS connsy are yeEs
potato market, Potatoes sold at ToAna
yesterday for eighty cents q barrel. This
is said to be less than tho cost OF produce
ton,
The H. ], Heinz Co.. oosed, its pickle
sailing station here to-day. The farmers
are very much d!ssatlstied with The way
or them allowed their cucumbers to rot IN
the field rather than accept the price Of
fercd by tho company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Rockbridge Republicans.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, July 2l,--The Re-
ipublicans OF Rockbridge, alta meeting
held in lexington, fixed Monday, July
Slst, as the time for holding the Repub-
.lican county convention to nominate n
candidate for the House Of Delegates from
Roekbridge and Buenn Vista. The dele
gates to the county convention Will be
elected Saturday, July 29th, rha party
leaders propose putting up q strong flsht
In Rockbridge. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Wedding Cards.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
ROWLING GREEN, Va, July 9l.-
Cards are outannounc!ng tho marriage Of
Miss Edna Erie Travis, daughter Of Mr..
r. M. Travis, county surveyor OF Caroline
county to Mr.. James Tlzzard Cosby,
formerly Of this county, but now or
Electric Montana. 4 81
The marriage will take place on Tues
day, the 25th OF July. at o'clock. at
Liberty Baptist Church, Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Needless.

The Good Fairy cn led her assistant ana
showed her a golden box. ,
1,iTake this box" she said, "and R lock-
1t carefully In the safe, It contains good
advice"
'AIy mistress" replied the assistant:
..'why should we lock up good adyicefs
No one will ever take it."-Puok.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Powhatan People,

(specialfto The Times-D ispatchJ e
L MOHENiENco. VA. July 22.-Mss
Blanche Armistead, of Farmyil!e, Va. IL
VISITING Mr.. Pleasant Finch at ROCK Cas-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
New Court Docket.

A new and comprehensive docket, APP
-peared in the Police Court this morning,
the plan having originated with Chief Of
Pole Boush. There is a space for the
following entries opposite the name of
each defendant appearing thereon: Name,
color sex. age, occupation, nativity. Of
fense witnesses. by whom arrested, and
sentence. 5a} sSs S3tst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22

Mr. b.. III, Frayser OF charlottesville,
Va, Is visiting In Powhntan GaAntS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-21
THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE
DIDN'T USE
SAP POL 10
PIscATAQUIs. POMONA GRANGE.

Piscataquis Pomona Grange met
with Atkinson Grange. July 6. The
grange was opened in the usual man
ner and the fifth degree was conferred
In full form on q class of 16 candidates
The afternoon session was public and
the following program carried out:
Song. choir; address of welcome, Cliff
ford Doorc; response in behalf of Po-
mona. Mrs. Mary Aiken; reading. Mrs
Russell Hart; recitation, Mrs. f. f.
Learned; recitation. Miss Gertrude
Tufts; music: recitation. Anna Pratt;
reading, Lloyde Clark. The question
was then taken up and ably discussed
by Bros. r. B. Smith =. S. Aver. Ed
win DOO"c. Thomas Daggett, and
others. Mrs. 3. S. Aver spoke of farm
;lfe and work for young people and the
Importance of teaching our children
that it is preferable to work in cities.
Mrs. 1IeWett of East Dover spoke on
weeds and Mrs ]. J. Hobbs of Milo adj
Nancrd a method Of avoiding them.