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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
WHOLESALE. FRAUD.|N
Denver ELECTIONS.
Bold and Brazen Attempt Made
to Steal, Judge p eclares, il ss5
Colorado. |.
8(By SAssocI!a ted h Press

DENVER, COLI July ID strict
\ Judge John ]. Mullins, sitting IL tie
Criminal Division, OF the District Court.
to- day issued an order. calling a grand
Jury to Investigate u all city and county
Offices t.'and such other ma tiers as may
Be submitted TO the jury..'', Y. y he court
DECLARES both the sheriff and coroner to
sbefinterested In the mat tiers to be inves-
EtiEatcd, and appoints elizsr rs to draw q the
jury. js3{ I8s} N ls5 TIKI
Mullins reviewed the proceed ingsI IN llls
court on the petition OF II he Honest SElec-
ton League for he appointment of q
grand Jury to Investigate alleged fran
the removal Of the sheriff ~ coroner a nd
district attorney. III said n
50 1.-THE showing OF the Honest El ctl0ns
League was such as to warrant the court
IN finding. that the grosses frauds were y, {,
committed on election day Of May "
last; that a bold and brazen attempt was
made ito steal the elect lon. and on the
ing 81 the ballot boxes sand corrupt ton Of
public Off Gals. cnnrged With the ferrst-
Ing out Of crime and u the 4 punisshme nt q
5crimina Is. who were either part cs to this
outrage Or ere SO meg igent In the dis
charge OF their duties as to make them
partlceps crminls. Mi e Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
SECOND DISTRICT
SCHOOL MEN CONFER.
Informal G Conference Held in Of
flee 81 ASuperinte lent Of Pub
lie Instruction Y esterday.

Ebyh
e "A conference Of the public school SUI
perintendents and the school trustees OF
the Second District Of the Virginia Pub
lilo School System, was held In the office
OF the superinsend ent OF Public Instruc-
ton yesterday. s.s7
i Superintendent Esq lesion presided over
tho meeting. and Governor Swanson ats
tended by Invitation. 9 ,Is n. VI 4
ItwasB an informal conference and,was
called to discuss In ali unofficial and in-
formal way the school question In gen 4
;eral. and the subject rs 4 1t pertains to
the Second District In particular Among
those present were ofessor Wills a.
thsnfSns tf
,lntendent Of Accomae I 4. Ii Noting CHAM.
OF $ Cape Il Charles: ~ w e. vs. a. T honas, # OF
Cheriton; B. s. Trower,5 r Of Franktown;i
j ohm IT !. Daniel. OF Cape Charles, and a
trus tees Of the district
~ Among the subjects discussed were. the
high schools to he 1 esta blished and 1.-THE
applicat Ions for loans of mon y Jflln( der
the recent Villains act Of tile General
Assembly and the advisabilit q lslng
u The conference was In every way graf
flying to- the school enthusiasts IS in a t.
SThs Second District over over which Elk.
the followiag! count les II Aeeomaei North
cess Anne, Norfolk .Nanselnond, II tsouth-
ampton, Isle OF w light, 81 surry. Prince
George. Sussex, Greenesvllle, 3rllllswick.$
Dinwiddie, Cumberland: Am ella IA Motto,
the cities OF Norfolk. 4 Newport News
and Petersburg. III BIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
/ Good Times at Beach Park.

The past week has been very suc-
cessful one at Beach Park, On5 the
Fourth twas a most popular; resort with
Richmond exoursonists, a. large crowd
going from this city there y; and even
during the recent bad weather many
Richmond people have found amusement
5within6its gates, on its covered piers and
paVillons. An. u NJ i
"A special Il musical programme will be
provided ~ for to-day's visitors s by the
Ladies' Imperial Orchestra, consisting of
ten skilled musicians. Of the fair sex.
The numbers are !: Il ;gs t5 2
March triumphant America" I.osey) |;
Waltz-"Tre treasure Trovea (Hlldreth);
overture" GRAND American Fantasia.
s(Bendiyy; (Tone pictures OF North and
South) 5 Song--:'I anf5 1Ionesolne for YOU
i(von rIlzer) Two s teQ, 4 H Apply Heinie'
E(T>an,ps); Caprice wltchdng Beauty
(CanaI>r); selestton THE Vanderbilt
Cup" (Bowers): Interrne zzo--' Spoon
Tine" CVon Tllzey) !; yValtz--.'A Southern
Dream'' (Bralim) /; Two-s Step Z Alloy !! MY
Lads (Cal).{ 4. FL iss
Two excursions will he run to-day and
Captains Nolte and Fairamb are making
every arrang cement for THE comfort TT of
the pleasures ekers, Ii IS .ys,g q !. }6il
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E9il f'I I32f3
PREsbYTER|Ahs#T0
ACQUIRE: MONTREAL
IS Establish I. !, i, I !, Religious Settle
rnetit az sMr Huyler's
lone.
Especial to The Times lspatch.)

Especial TO i The Times Dlspatch.)
88S AsHEvILLB, N. e., July .----As 2 res
suit Of fsnego a7ions which have heen
pending for several months past, the
Pres byterIan;s Churcll lWilSb Montreal
from Mr., J ohn s, III uyler. the millionaire
$candy y. man lfac turer Of New X ork. Th5
denominations the deal meang4that five
hundred Presby terians and their families
will occupy houses In the Montreal set-
Stlement by the middle OF September. "A
committee now holds an options signed
X by! J. "a. Porter, Mr.. Huyler's representa-.
tive, by the terms Of which $50 900 must
DO paid Il for Il the property on or before
September 1st. II IA l35 Il n 5&$s
. trhe sum Of $50, 900 has already been
raised, & and VI Is fully expected that the
balance will be subscrlbed before the ex-
;piration iQf the spption: Each subscriber
for u Share lvalue 5000 will receive a,
half acre lot on the 5tTrope rty,rto be pale
atorf in easy ins talmen is. 4 S8ss "
II 1 Seventy-five men and wo men, IS compos-
Ing committees, Ffrom various Southern
Presbyte rian Churches, we're Mr.. Hu,tlDF's
guests at Montreal for five days, and
while there accepted MI 1Iuylers prop
Sosition I to turn hts n beautiful mountain
home over to- the church, to be guscd az
a religious settlements. 5jji
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
GOLD HoARD1N.G ( ]. AT I PARIS j; IS
fA Reservoir Of Free Capital Tap
ped by the Thirsty Nations.

Although n Tia annual gold prod ucttor
az tho u orltt Is nearly 6 100 900, o1O. tl,ern
IS sucfi tremend trad activity g n every
E1uarter Of the universe tina capita 10 IN
de n,and as lie yer be fore. Oiss IN Ky 9 {
the ~ usually vel -suppiied u money mar tli
kct as N to-day cleared y UP. bare Il N !, q
condition sof drought. But then there Is q
greater reservoir OF free cap tai in lrance
swhichsis being tapped by the Soti,e T ttkrsty
nations, and IN lch. In e o. "a q ram
on 81, keeps well a led and show no ssien
81 exhaustion, Tho Bank OF France TIC
largest si,oardcrfoe gold NEXT 10 the Y ited
states Treasury. has IN III vault s;ti 70.
day nearly ;011, 600 900 Of ire precious os
me tai " Two years ago. 6 ahs sie9.
{ and n 1900. when Paris began % s!oHl !.
forge ailead OF London as the cent ot
largest noncy-supply, the i1stitu ton p ED
only $375. 600 900. y Is AL s.
"a How las 4 France, nation ind strlallY'
inferior to Germany and Wit u a CON.
,nerce very much below that & o. Great
Britain, gained such a Iower In world.
finance 2? The ansWer Is. through her 90 II
5mestic economy. do rteNer lit tlo one may
admire the French character. one mas as g
admit that for frugallt vi thrift lnion e.
application to tile work in hand, ana me
Ne ~ communicable ambition to carve from
5life's lapors enough, to make bright TIE
Inevitable rainy da y and TO- cheer old age.
the Frenchmnn has no peer. TO save save N
an Inherited desire. The poo rtat ne asan &
in the least prod vel I've paris 81 the re-
public manages to put 5asiuc q n title ca
year to IS compete cy. and the As ilerlr1sn
down on tho iBri ttanys coas.. wo uld have
starve;, few winters q SO h. W, len II Il tho
cal ch was ll1,ost not hing lad hey not
been able to draw from the savings OF
mora fruitful years There are tens y Of
thousands OF small shop;keepers, iIl.,.
keepers, sclntily& paid government Q m,
ployes. who are iIlvestors. and whose
combined savings have proyld ed the FUNDS
to finance many a nation and carry y
through a lean period s9s 4
e The population OF France Ia about SD-
10000 people; the wealth OF France y Z
nearly as, 600. 900. 900 Robert p. Skinner,
United States consul to hfarstAlles IN +
sonl4 rcent statistics shows how evenly
this wealth, Is distributed I The number
sof estates admins tered In 1904 was 80 ~,
and Of these. one half were for va lues
ranging from less than 81, 100 to 2 little
under 500. 000, Only three were over 40 :
or. 900. Charles r. Hpeares In the a Her1-
can MDnthly Review o. Reviews, n.
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|CAAR|MsOE'W WOMEN
A B||.A|||.R|'| u. & N
SClicago's Girls Deemed Tod
b Frctty. 4. to BE By: \ Welcome #Assist-.I:
ants to Chief Chemist,
WOULD MIX Z TINE N En- STARE
Two Beauties WHO Are Eligible
for Positions May Be .s.#
Excluded. "


c,Htc.AGo I, LII, Jul y 1T Is III rlsh.
10 be smart but IT Il not we'll 10 BE- toe
good looking when d woman ants IA Job
lSunderI the government OF Chicago. Smart.
ness will land q cai,d idnte ,igft up 10!
tho CIVIL service and give her an IN ,ellsc.
lStnal mortgage on u Job, N but good looks,
10 1T. ext rene, act a,,tonattcat
as q canceller OF the mort gage 4. n
MISS Josephine R.ss l<or tan of Nc. 67n
|FUnion Avenue and Miss ~ alcrie 10. ohrefi'.S
stein, of No. 64sl Cornell Avenue, 4 re- bio IA
lfundcniahly5 smart. ,rhe do; utr,etsta 8to
prove II ans In THE OFFICE p { Il THO ely
chemist, ass ilsa
or the candida tss who passed the rlvll
service exan,n atioin. N ths young women
named ranlteh well at Ahe top.
|8f iiss Kortcm IL fourth on the list ana
Mrs Ohrenstein liz seventh. There Snro
four vacancies TO no filled ,S hence Mis-;
5Kortcn Il clearly Ii wi thin TIE none 8
three 81 the eli ibles should decld 4 Ath ne
do not "a re to be ass.stan Il chemist " %
Otrenstetn VII have chance. n w ne
delicate task Is up TO u. WI alcp Health
Commissioner IL 10 decide " het her A ~ Ms
Korter shall have or,a OF the four; 10 bs.
NJ HUGO Jo,,e, chief chemist. has pon Oli
record against n loo fascinating woman
because she takes the minds men from
their work and iInpnirs the e tency o d
The once. II Dr. WI allen decides Miss ~
korten shall have one ot the places the
decision wilt III u the imp utation
that the young woman, Us not good enonsh
Elottkang to hurt. II he sends her home MI
she Will Ca rry will, her a cert! inca Q ot
ir9il personal charms. but she VIII X %
wi thosk a. much coveted Job. 81 s
#4 Neither or the ,-oiln & women has ptt~.
scented herself ut Tie City Iali to ~ learn
her fate. Nobod " from the chs ist' g Office
has mustered enough nerve t. rrconno' lLlli
IN the outskirts and bring inSreports on
the forms. q faces and mar, ners n Of the
fair candid dates Each side Is wa ting fot
ft1le other (. to make a move 81 esintims2
there Is some nne. anoetlvring 70 ii'idS
a way out az the difficult +, tho Ut ass-
Ing directly upon I he tues ton q look s.sS
Women are al light, B, said Nh. Jone.
80 far, al efic!ency. and alert ness snrs
concerned. but a girl w no ~ pa tic va riy
gaMrnctiye dcmorali ICES In Office &c t l1'H q
are men around. The mel find too many
excuses 4 to hang over her desk, tai < 10 !
her. study AZ her rom across the room.
thereby neslaoting their own tasks
am going "a be gallant aenou howe
not 70 inslst too strongl on this idc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Bribery in Massachusetts,.

sss i. SS4SJ i. Jethro. expelled from the Mas
.sachusetts gis]ature for taking bride
To Il oppose a bill aimed at bucket shops,
sas a out With q card admitting all he
Icharges against him, but Insisting that
la ME be fore the House, he says. (which
aid not bring with8sit money offers for
my vote from Representatives, Senators
and lobbyists.n OF course, his accusations
against the Legislature that expelled him
must be accepted with much reserve; but
he threatens to expose everybody who
. has been buying and selling votes, and
~ he will only do this lie may be the
means of accomplishing an urgently
II needed reform, But 1t gives one a great
shock to learn OF bribery In the Massa-l
.rhusetts Legislature, though the charge
shas been made before. Thomas w. Law
4 son made 1t with q good degree Of par
stIcularlty- Philadelphia Record, Il I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
. Il: IN YORK RIVER We
WHILE HAVING! ! | |! { A Eli
Young Man Drowned While in
Boat With Little
Al I. 53s Sister. }5s{
lzLnec,a z q THE TlmIcs- Dispatch.

3 " Especial to The II mes Dispntcsh NJ v
WEST POINT, u July f flE1
est Howard, = young man TIVE I ty-t "
years old, was drowned in York. 5lt yer
lust below tho Bell 4 Rock lighthouse 2
yesterday between 8 and O'Clock. S Ills
father, ". 4 IL Howard. Of West Point lll.
was employer ny MI, n, smttl,er. an
ovat a. daal er, to guard the oyster beds
from depradators. Mr.. Howard had his
family with him on his boat for an out
Ing \ for few days and all fad gone
ashore ash for a while, leaving the son with
hjsSlIttle sister, In tho boat,
the family returned 3 ~ & round
the young man had fall len overheard and
drowned, Ha had fits sonnet and
the sppposl ion ID that he Wus taken w IL
a lit, The little girl wa 9 safe. .
The body has not yet been found.
though a search 10 being made.
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SOUTHERN TEN MS
\ TOURNAMEN i ENDS
nv a associated Press. !

II ATLANTA, Ca July 77.-----F'i Finals In
sifhree events to- day closed the Southern
ETennis Tournament. and proved the most
:lexctlng Of the several days Of play. .8gi58
In the final doubtless Grant and Thorn
lion. Of Atlanta. defeated Hunt, OF Ala
i1ineda, Cal, and Lee, Of Michigan, SO,
S,R-6,#3-5, GO, 6-2 3f III Y f m
ne Isl May logan, New Orleans, won the
ss1adies Championship lin singles, defeating
miss Kathleen Brown, Atlanta, 60. So
II Arthur seguin, New Orleans, won the
FINALS IN the consolation race, defeating
ifClashier in MI interesting match. Score
ss10-S, GA GO. "a vi l, 4: an q \.
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.[ND0N018 IN
H|'AR B |. i AFFAIR.
Other & ,hl:l;alrgcs ofS q to
Be Instituted Assistant Dis
trict5AttorncY SAYS
n trict Attorney Says.
U (By. A.ssoc,I[ d ted IPrle,ls,s.l

az Eagrl ! n n q
h PITTsBURG, July 81 The. attorneys
representing Augustus Hartte. IN nil
lionaire pape manufactures, OF this city,
Sin@ his suit for divorce gablst lis wife,
Mary Scott Har rite. Il Ii which Thomas
Nadine. the Hartje coachman, IL named
las IA &c. respo lent announced late TO-
day y hat. il, 4 their 5ud gment, the case
would ntinue for! we elk 3 more, 3iS 81 Il
VA The most Important development In the
case II o-day5l was IS the Information that
Nadine g room had been EN- tered several
weeks ago and letters and papers taken
from his If trunk. Nadine reported the
obbery to Y he police, Y VII Q have a record
M. Mrs. Richardson, Madness landlady,
says a man giving The name Of Craig
engaged a room at her house, stayed one
night. and tho next day the robbery
was discoyered = he police are M w ] ook-
Ing for "Crn ID. y t 5BiIs
John s. Robb. assistant district attor-
E1ley. said to-day that other charges OF
conspiracy will $bc instituted, iii addition
to those made a ga inst Augustus Har TIE,
John II elsllons and the negro coach
man.. clifford FIooe, but 1t was mot likely
that further action win be taken until
after the close of the present trial The
case. which was postponed Thursday to
allow Mrs. Hartjes lawyers TO examine
gthea{lttters alleged 1 to have been written
by the defendant o { MI dine " Ill be re-
sumed next Friday. a sB 5as ,8s s.
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p-F1azpgS

355 Especial to The Times -Dlspac h.)
fl NETWORK, j July y I. 80. n a. Hennet has
gold r lip Flap to & g. Iangtlon for
SIC, 900 and 80 per cent. OF her winnings for
4 the rest OF tho season. Flip- FLAP won 4 he
Advance Stakes on Saturday. ,ea ting
Whimsical, The Quail Cairns orln and Ar
3countant among others. but; for all that
the price seems to ba a part uiarly big
one from what amounts practically to .
half interest. Flp- Flap may Justify NJ r.
Langdons Judgment, but he certainly
paid full value. A. J. Gold thorough Will
continue to train Flp-Fl lap. q; i553
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
IIAT TEN PT8T0s OLLIE ct q.
TAX CAUSED AH RIOT

iii !, I'M (By Associat ted 1'ress.)
u ToLEloO, OHIO JULY Common Pleas
ssJudge Morris to-day fired Attorney Orea
iiiiE. SMonnett 800 and costs FOR contempt
;Iof court. ss33s I'M III 9sl q IA III
II The lawyer criticised the dye Tor
IgrantifH the injunction restraining Coun-
ify lTreasurer Parker from ollecting> tho
illegal penalty on taxes. The 8jud &c, Wien
II imposing tho fine on Nonnett, said that Ct
1.-THE action Of the county treasurer y ,l
sthis attorney, was a plot to rob the tax
tpayers OF the county. H 9sg
W The attempt on the part OF the treas
i,rerfto collect tile penalty the other day.
itcaused a riot In his office. M *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Install Pastor Tonight.

ReV, Mr.. gcterer. the. new pastor ~ n
ia n lorna u. Installed and ordained ,to-
might at 8:1f O'clock in that church. III,
Russell Cecil. DIR. Mo Faden and Dr: WI,
lIams u Will participate In the .ordlnatIiG,,n
Services. & MI. schereI is ~ graduate OF .ti!s
Union Theological Sem! nary ana Tecehl,
|ly3 passed az very cTedi q BILE exn mlIlation
before the Prcsby terra COMMIT n o.
publication. III al 81 t6s i$ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Swimming Record Broken.

LONDON, July 7.-,J abez Wolf, the
we'll known swimmer, swan from Dover
~ Ransgate yesterday covering the
eighteen miles Inc hours IS minutes,
breaking the record for the same course
made by the late Captain Webb. In 1876
who covered It linG8 hours 80 minutes.
Personals and Briefs.
6 Mrs. O. r. w. kene, who has been
quite sick, ia improving slowly. I. Nj ss'
{. Dr.. and Mrs. A.. r. stratford, ! OF NO. :llS
u. Main. Street, left on yesterday for Il
two weeks stay In the Blue Ridge Noun
Mrs 6. u: sydnor. Of No. 2lo south
r.. Cans sMf sS yes, Eeaan n
Goth. and then will spend the balance OF
the summer at Alton, Va, NJ
home. No. North Cherry Street.
Masters Hartman and Irwin Mankin have
left for tho mountains Of Virginia.
Mrs. Watson r. Myers, OF Richmond,
Is In Pottsyile, Pa, spendlng a few weeks
With her friends there.
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FOR SELLING DOPE.
Mortimer True Heavily Fined by
Justice Crutchfield. x.

Mortimer True, q white man. appeared
IN the Police Court yesterday morning on
Ger r, "A !. Belton made the arrest. and
had two witnesses, Sunny Stokes and
Charles Fraser, The testimony Of the
,n,onwealt h 's-Attorney M inetree FolkeB
prosecuted the Case with all the yigor tina
Is In him. Judge Crutchheld did not .mlnce
OF $l0O and placed him under s1O0 Sc
CURLY for six months, ti 5l9 II 5lt a II r.
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Hermitage, Il; Riverside, ]

Z. "a (Speclal TO @TheI@ IIWes-DlspatUII.1l17. AZ
.5 #PETERsBURG, VA, July THE Her
smitage baseball team OF Richmond, BY
heavy hitting, defeated Riverside Country
Club this after+hoon h.sy score of q Z to q.
tRichmond made ten hits and three errors; ;
petersburg. VENTS, two errors.
n BatterIes Hermitag e-,Elly and Fill.
iRiyerslde-Glll. Holden and Fowlkes. Um-
ipire, b. w. Jones. II X St
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Personals and Briefs
Graduate Nurses Meet.

...'Fhe monthly meeting OF the Graduate
hN1Gses Ahssoeiatsn Of Michm21d wv bs
North Seventh Street. VI ednesday, July
18th, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. All
members and any wishing to present their
yited TO attend,
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Pulaski, 9;Wytheville, S.
q (SpecIal to The {TImes-DIsDatch,)

h PULASKI. VA. July PULASKI defeat
led Wytheville to-day by a score Of 9 to s.:
1 The game was exciting and witnessed by
1 "a large crowd. This leaves Pulaski still
1.-THE undisputed champions OF the Soutl-
t,west and ready to play all Corners In the
Tafnatcur field. 55SaS tfi f4s5et@554
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Mizners Reunited,

lIy Associated Press.)
n SAN FRANCISCO, July 7,--Wlls0n Miz-
ner. IN an interview. states that he Is TO
return 10 his wife. formerly Mrs. Charles
II, ferkes. Of Chicago, who Is reported
TO be Ill, Mlzner declares that he and
his wife have never had an estrange-
ment. sgt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Sent on to Grand Jury.

James Chambers feolorAf) appeared he-
fore Justice Crutchheld yesterday MONS
ns On the ns shar ssst e gYay EohRs
jury, Chambers IS charged with having
irelleyed s.liuclus Heath tWlital. an OH.
ployef Of the Hasker- Aarcuse fact tory, Of
hls watch ana y on the ,rnight. e Apri!
captured by Policemen Sci ton. IA Z. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Condition of Injured
IBY Aasoolatad !. Preaa.l

sALIsBURY,iISNG o. j ly II =, The bulla-
tin Issued this morning at the infirmary,
where the injured passengers Of the Ply
mouth steamer express are being cared
for. says that tho condition or Robert s..
2Critchell, Of Chica go, has not improved.
Mrs. Frank Koch, of "A lentown,8 Pa,
passed q good night, u The condition OF
the others lis improved. M VI y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Will Abandon Quarantine,
DIV Assoriated Press.J

against liz Gull ports Of the uAt lntad
States will be abandoned Tomorrow on
the ground that there Is no yellow fever
n the United States, and that The con,
New Orleans have improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

80 MS n CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
FIRST CtHIJ RICH OF CHI RISTs SCIENTIST
Corner Of Heyidere- and Main .s:r~ai1) Sun
day morninE, Il o'clock. subject. sacrament.
tnesday !, evening al 1890 O'Clock, The reading
room Is located In the Chamber % Commerce
building, and is open every e, week day from
F4 5S Oh r IS'TIAN. 85bs Il Va 33 n
ION 1T s, n IlI1T. AZ s "A. N
IChurcll,-sery Sundn Y ri, q "a. Nj,
HALE X. { No services at night, q.
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emp 0YESS m UST. SELL.
COAL AND ,0THER STOCK
4 (By Associated Press)


PHILADELPHIA July ting upon
the recommendations or the Special Com
mittee Of the Pennsylvania Railroad dir
ectors appointed to- investigate stock
ownership by employees Of the company,
President Cassatt to-day issued gen,
seral order to g. all employees, requiring
them to dispose of all. coal mining or
other stock which they y have acquired,
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AMERICAN. DIES. from Il 4
!. CHOLERA ! [ U. R|'|. IN. MAA|LA.
'(by Associated Preess.J)

7WASHINGTON.a July y The Bureau OF
Insulars a fairs of the War Department
has received the following cablegram
from Governor General &Ida ut a Manila
relative to- the cholera out break there:
s&'.N. H. n Hart died Of cholera j lily 4tl.
Notify I!izzie Peppard, aldWell. Ii Kansas
county, Idaho. 2 az n s.
q This is the. only re port OF death by
cholera OF AM American which &has boon
officially received since be reports Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
UNION LINEMEN AND
STRIKE-B BREAKERS IN RIOT
NV 4 ssociated Press

GA, July ~ Union Stele-i
phone linemen and non union men sen1-5
sployed by the Southern Bell 7 elephone
aCompany as linemen in place OF the,
strikers. had q serious ARRAY to- day at
1.-THE corner Of Broushton and Drayt ton
Streets. Several were injured IN the nle-Il
lee, which assumed the proportions Of q
riot tho detective and squad of police.
being called ont to- suppress the dlscr-
der "A number OF arrests We're made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Trade TT ], il England. II
Il (By5 AsSo dated Press !!

LONDON, July Tho June, statement
or the board OF trade shows increases OF
81 .676, 500 in Imports and 32s, 2s9, 900 in ex-
ports. "a " 4. f$ $99 AZ
a. The principal increases in Imports are
meat. 4 grain and good, SIS, 900 O00. and
from America decreased 80, 000, 900. s55s8 s
8 The Increase In exports included new
warships.f $13, ESQ, 900. The rest wa II In
In manufactured articles n 81