The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
HUMANE SOCIETY.
OPPOSED | ! {. D @T0|9 4. {:
Special Agent 81, Trail o:yf Execu-
tioncrssWhog Cut Offthe Heads
81 Twp 7: Dozen en- Dogs,
MAYOR ORDERED THEM ! E! KILLED 4 :
The Licenses Of Seven White
Social Clubs Are II
Revoked. NJ
MAYOR ORDERED THEM KILLED 1! |. /, 4

X IS II Especial 10 Tho Times-D ispatchO
u NOHFOLK, Al july. 9.--special Agent
!Hunt n " the Portsmouth Humane So
4 iety. ID camping on the trail q those hose
dor executors who slaughtered two dozen
az more helpless CANNES on the Fourth
with nothing moro than an axe. 5
tf6f Mr. Hunt declares that II 8such a scene
us enacted again no will ertalnly arrest
the teartless axeoutioners, and every one
else With d hand In the affair. Mayor
Reed; Ii not opposed to the method & 81
1 slaughter. s Ell s .8jE
a Ii view 81 the fact that the dog killers
are acting directly under the Mayors
orders, an interesting comply ton OF
affairs may result should Special ! Agent
/. Hunt put Ills threat into effect and ar
B rest the executloners at, the next Kill
WHITE CLUBS CLOSED.
s8ll Judge Hanckel has revoked 4Hs the
licenses OF 4 seven white social 81 clubs,
against which Chief OF Police Boush So
cured evidence, and through Common
wealth Attorney ] Ohm @. fton and
( States witnesses presented It to the
court TX u 49 sf.ss s S3si
rs Not, one case brought by Chief Boush
failed. Thirty days has I been n lilo wed
the defense for an appeal 5on the ale
cation that the State law under which
Judge Hancko revoked the licenses is
Unconstitutional. {sst3 III As
..t The clubs which lose their licenses are:
The 5Hiawatha, Il Elizabeth, Lone Star,
BTivoli Athletic Cosn,op olitan and I'd R o.
noke. S. l185 81. g
E55s JAMESTOWN BOULEVARD. II
en- D. M. Harding, B.. o. Fentress and w.
( s. Johnson. members OF the Finance
Committee OF the Norfolk county board 81
supervisors, will m AXE q trip tomorrow
over the several proposed routes for the
boulevard between Norfolk and ia mes
town Exposition grounds. t
John Y "a. Codd II president Of the board
/ OF supervisors, stated III to-day that he
thought II pretty certain that the COM
Smittee would recommend the old county
! road route for the boulevard. ss
a8t Is generally believed that4the Finance
Committee will recommend something Ike
$4,000 or so, 900 to be expended y on the l
3 boulevard. III Si;9s5 ~ II IL s5
l n, READY 10 TOW. Is
Si8 It i Is probable ss5 that " the French line
1 steamship America, which It was feared
had been lost with 4 10 passenge rs and
al crew OF 70 aboard, while bound from q
French port to New York, but which
was recently towed to Bermuda with q
sbroken shaft, VIII be towed 70 New
York BY the Norfolk wrecklng steamer
Rescue, OF the Merritt & ChapmantD Der
rick and s-Wrecking Company he Rescue
Is now waiting orders to sail. IN D s5,s
Eag She has steam up and can put to sea
at a&moments notice. as she has already
cleared through the custom house.
m Mr.. Warner w. Croxton, formerly Of
Richmond. and once passenger agent Of
r. rNo11r II, -
now travelling passeng ger agent OF the
Southern. with headquarters at New
York. Is spending a few d avs in the city
among his many friends. Before retnrn-
ing to New York, Mr.. Croxton will visit
NRichmond. Is ga5t 81