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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26
GENERAL NEWS GATHERED
ON THE RIVER FRONT

A large number of cottages are in proc
ess of erection at Colonial Beach for par
ties in this city who win occupy them dur
ing the summer. The bulk of the mate
rial used In the erection OF these buildings
is sent to the beach from this city and
Alexandria, and several vessels leave each
week for the resort loaded down with lum-
Der, laths. shingles, brick and other mate
rial used in the construction of buildings,
and labor OF all kinds is at a Premium
at the beach. 1t Is stated that several new
amusements will be constructed on the
boardwalk at the beach before the sum-
mer season at the resort opens.
Arrived: Schooner II. H. Chamberlain,
laths from st. Johns. New Brunswick. for
the dealers: schooner Father and Son. pine
lumber from q river point, barge Kate A.
Brady. hard coal from Philadelphia via
the Delaware and Chesapeake canal;
schooners Eugie and Nellie. with lumber
from Virginia ports at Alexandria: schooner
Mayf1ower cord wood from river point;
schooner Sidney Jones. pine lumber from
nearby point on the river; power barge
Louisa hollow brick from the Rappahan-
mock river for the dealers
Sailed: Schooner Oakland, for a point
on the river to load cord wood; schooner
Annie Mills, light for a down river point
to load a cargo of pine lumber for THU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

city; schooner Lottie Carter, light, for a
point on the Potomac to load a cargo OF
pine wood for dealers here.
Memoranda: Barges York and ]. T..
Easton are lying at Georgetown unloading
cargoes of hard coal from Philadelphia;
Schooner Eddie has completed unloading
her cargo of lumber here and has sailed
fo1 the Rappahannock river to load pine
boards for dealers here; schooner Lottfe L.
Garrison, loaded with plaster from port
in North Carolina for Alexandria, passed
VINEYARD Haven 23d instant
The Philadelphia barge Patuxent. which
was hauled out for a few hours on the
marine railway at Alexandria to stop
small leak, was as soon as she was
launched, taken in tow by the steam barge
E. James Tull and carried to Nanjamoy
creek, where she will take aboard cargo
of several thousand railway ties for Phil
adelphia Barges are also lying at Guam
tico loading ties for the Philadelphia mar
ket.
Dredge No. of the Columbia National
Sand Company which has been employed In
dr. edging work in Greenway fats since early
in the spring, was yesterday brought up the
river and put to work on the sand and
gravel beds on the Virginia side of the
river, near Motley Hall. The demand for
sand and gravel continues very heavy in
this city, and the sand companies are
working full forces to supply the demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26
SOUVENIR PRESENTED.
Gift From DR.. Gordon to African Stu
dents Of Howard University.

A souvenir from the Holy Land was re-
Gently presented to the African students OF
Howard University by DIR. and Mrs. John
Gordon. Dr.. Gordon Is the former presi-
dent of Howard University, and the gift
was presented through Mr.. Pela Penick OF
West Central Africa. member of the class
of 1906 The souvenir Is made of the olive
tree of Jerusalem.
DIR. Gordon stated that he would be more
than pleased to assist any of the African
students to secure homes should they de-
eide to remain in the city during their sum-
mer vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

of rolice. so kept hls Nnger on the pulse
CO Paris, from carry morning., sh y we" .ss
cold and lifeless, waiting, waiting -a1 ?
movement, waiting for that mighty pull"
to bound and throb with fever~
Some of his wise stratagems and foxy
ruses have become famous. Take the sed-
ative marches. From am. regiments
started out on long, circuitous routes. Pass
ing through a quarter, they had the ousl-
ness-like appearance Of troops bound for
a definite point When they passed out and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

he, like good republican, content to see
it melt. He Is still more important than
cabinet minister, you know.
AS project OF police OF Paris, he is APP
cIainted directly by the president: and he
is no lore answerable to parliament thau
he is to the Paris pVptcipality. which. IN
deed. pays HIN and h!s fprss, but ghoss
q mythical MAYOR Of Paris has long been
but 3 hgnient OF history.
Cabinet officers must resign on hostile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

King Edward and Queen Alexandra held
the first court OF the season at Bucking-
hem Palace, in London, last night Tie
Prince and Princess of Wales and all mem
bers of the royal family now In London
were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

Samuel, the fifteen year-old son OF John
HI Barnhardt OF Cabarrus county. N. c..
blew cut his brains with q load Of shot
from b double-barreled gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-26

man OF the donation committee as well as
Mrs. Garrison. 1887 street, the treasurer
of the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
COMPANY WILL sDISBAND D..
Probably Be Merged 1mmed iately
Into Another Company.

Ss9a Especial to The Times Dispa tch.) 5$E
ORFOLK, va. July Conformation
received at regiment headquarters here
n ID that Governor Swanson has ordered the
Assistant Inspector Gencral OF the State
TO proceed 70 Newport News on u uly II,
for an8inspectton Of Company O, Seventy
Il first Virginia Regiment, s"wi tn reference
TO dIsbandment" for Efficiency and in-
conpetency.'' 4; ID 45;
Colonel G. G. ! Vaughan, Jr., on1mander
8of the regiment, recommended that tbe
com pany be disband ed. a M sntt sg
After disarmament and upon appllca-
$tIonsto and with tho approval OF Colonel
Vaughan. the embers 4 Of the com any
maybe mustered immedi ntelys into Com
& pany G. the other milita ry& company In
Newport News. III 55 .l5
Though Company g has an enrolment
OF between forty and fifty members, It
4 has an active membership OF by eighteen
3orStwen ty,5 and for this and other reasons
Il dsbandment was determined upon.
Captain George w. Fitchett. who re-.
Gently resigned the command .of Company
C, had not been Identified With itEa c-
lively for some time, having moved to
Norfolk. The company first lieutenant,
4 Newton H. Cartwright. was not long
4 since court martialcd the findings In his
case now being before Governor Swanson
for review. Second Lieutenant George
r. Butler, OF Company 6, has accepted
a positio with a railroad. which carries
him out OF the city a good deal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
1.I.gLf !. "a. ~ !. ~
Fredericksburg Affairs. v

e 8S Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) s.5
II FREDERICKSBURG !, VA, sf@ uly ri s. -
Rev. q H 81 II. Barber, rector W OF Trinity
Episcopal Church, Of this city, viii hold
q mission at White Chapel, in Lancaster
county, beginning Thursday, July 18th.
and continuing through SUNDAY. with two
services 5eac CHI day. VI. IL!
Henry Brusstar,S OF Baltimore. ilns prr-
cha sed /, the Rappahann ock Marine Rail-
way, at Il Weems, III Lancaster county.
from 'squires Thomas and Crittendsn.
Mr.. Bruss tar will & operate the industry
yon more extensive scale. i M s
1T Is stated that this !, extremely, hot
swea Their OF a few days ago damaged the
tomato crop in the Northern Neck X to
the extent OF several thousand dollars,
the sun having blistered a large POI ton
of the tomatoes. This Is one OF the most
Important crops raised In thes Northern
Neck, owing to the large number OF can
ming factories in that section. $a W.
Rev. George NJ. Connolly, who recently
resigned as pastorso OF Gotham Park .l3ap-
ftist u Church, In Richmond county, has
consented to remain with the church
until January 1st. 39
W The Minister'S and Laymens Conference
OF the Rappahannock District OF the
NJ. Il q. Church, Will meet at3NVhltc Marsh,
Lancaster county, July 18th, Tor a three
days session, Rev. N v ]. Il Fruden preacll-
ing the opening sermon. 1, st S
Hon. Robert e. Lee. Jr., Il OF Fairfax
county. has presented to the county Of
fWastmoreland q handsome oil painting
OF General Robert r. Lee.@to be placed
on the walls Of the courthouse at Mont
ross. " 4 ID IA III !. !.
wv a j. Delano has purchased the Level
Green farm, 500 acres, In Richmond coun-
ty,1 near w lltord' 8 w Wharf, for s., o0o. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
OPEN SALOONS.
Broad Significance Of Recent
Elections in Radford. 81
ny (SpeciaI' to The " Times- DIspatch.) N

855ss Especial to The Y Times ST ispatch.) s
III RADFoRD. VA. July s.--The victory
+ OF open saloons over the proposed dispen-
sary system In the election Thursday
brings to mind the fact that Radford is
the only point In Southwest Virginia that
/ has q saloons. barring Bristol, which Is
on the edge OF the Tennessee line. and
Pocahontas. which Is almost on the West
Virginia boundaries. In all Of the great
counties west Of Roanoke these three
/ towns are the only ones having licensed
Il bars, m though there arc dispensarles IN
Abingdon and Pulaski. a. 81 IS A III
This does not jmea n that this great sec,
Etlon}Is on the water wagon by any means.
@InSthe mountain Businesses arc safe, nay
almost Inaccessible. retreats, where moons
sinners successfully cvade tho law, and
quantities OF the stun are shipped from
licensed towns, Seventy tiye & per- cent.
4 Of Fadford's trade Is to customers In
various counties OF Southwest Virginia,
The dispensary fight was holly waged,
but will hardly he renewed for some time
10 come. II ever. There is an effort on
foot to circulate a petition for local
option election, but there does not seem
TO ee much enthusiasm on the subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
I1'HEVETERANS1A|I'''I|'.
.B0.W||l.IIN|||G|G|;IR|'.E:.l II
joint Meeting With the ia DaIt Iggl1s
Y. tiers of the Confedcracy 81
n, Carolina.
pR EPARE FOR THE 4 UNWILLING N ' E: I. 1 (
5Wil1s'rurn tie Exercises 81 the
Day Over to the
Ladies.
q \, Y, \. 4, J. ). !, \, /,

E vi Especial to The Tipcs.D ispatch)
fsi BC WILING @ GREEN, VA, N lily z V.----
h Although this WAS not tho uar term
OF court, but what Ia known a y y ra d tlea
day, quite a large crowd gathered. I'd NJ. !.
The Caroline Confederate Camp met
and itivlted the Bowling Green Chapter
4of Daughters OF tho Corfedera!cy TO y, pc
Z present, which meeting was held prepa-
& riltory 10 tho unveIllng Of the mon um 1
u here on the 18th OF jul y. M
h. The committee who were appointed 70
select: suitable person to ,ir1vell;s the q
iainonument reported the selection kof h o
h s. Cash, or Company 3. Ninth Virginia
Cavalry. 81 81 Y. 9Sg rs ~
I'M +. .. coghiil, chairman Of the Build
4 Ing Committed. reported the completion
OF tho monument, and the payment to
THE contractor Of twelve hundred dollars.
leaving a balance due OF & the same 81 4
three hundred dollars. .5Stt (.
sss appropriate resolut Ions were q lrccte ed 70
/ be drawn up by u. G. Moncurc and Cd ..
( Coghili on the death OF Major r.. Q.
/ Peatross, former comnandero Of this camp.
1t was decided w the camp that the
i ceremonies attending the unwilling OF the
monument be turned over to the ten chap
4 tiers &c the Daughters Of the Confederacy
OF this county. q a5tft s35sg4i M 5gs5i
4 & The camp decided that Zee OF twenty
five cents would be charged for dinner.
except 10 old soldiers and the families
Y ofsthose who furnish dinner.
& }jls The monument, which stands directly
lii sfront OF the courthouse and ten feet
from the street Is one OF the handsomest
+ erected In any county in the State.
$a9 1t Is &twcnty-flve feet and eight inches
high. and built OF gray granite. The
figure is also OF gray granite and Is
ia private with his gun standing in front
i Of him. n 5s si IL # & "a y.
Al II the wather Is favorable there will
y be an immense crowd here al 4 the un-
yelling & on tho 18th OF this mon tn. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
I1'TERMEEEl|NG
'F0R|BAR:.N|| !. |: | !
43 N IN $500. IA
Sussex Negro Held II Peters
burg Jail for Safe
@ n ~ Keeping. 5S#
sT / E 'l| FAMILY N REUNION Re u y
Rev. Meade 3. Mob rydtltc!, Re- Re:
ceives Calllsl All II !. West v Wiz s55
. (. gina Charge. 0.5ai

6 (speciai to The Times-D lspatch.) S
4&PETDRSBuRG.;iv Al! July Hurricane
Branch, With his bloodhounds and q
strong: guard I. brought from Sussex coun.
t. Saturday night to the Petersburg jail
two negroes. James Parker and Causey
Parker, who were charged with burning
the stables and outhouses Of the Rev.
w. w. awards ct MELVILLE. in Sussex
county. The feeling IN the county against
tina negroes Ii said to be very bitter, and
they were brought here to prevent lynch
The second Presby terrain Church has
purchased I, d # lot on West Washlngton
Z street. and will put up q handsome SUM
day school building. :. q
&The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday School Association was held sun-3
day afternoon at dawn III Baptist
iChurchyB Chesterfield county. President
Meredith. superintendent OF the Wesley
Methodist sunday school, delivered an.
address. and all the echools made good
reports OF attendance and collections.
"a lar Fe reunion OF the steere family
was held at North Spring farm, Dinwidt-
de county the home Of Mr.. Eek steere.5
Saturday. 81 Many Of the kindred from al
sections of the country were present and nc
were most lavishly entertained
Kew mSdu0 uSb
y.istant rector Of St. Paul s Church. and
rector Of the Church Of the Good shep.
herd Al in this city, has received n Q call
from Preston Parish, In Southwest SVir-
GINA, which includes St. Pauls Church,
saltvllle, and Christ Church, ~ N arlon:t
Mr. MacBryde has not yet announced MS
decision In the ma liter. Vi.
The executive committee OF the Central t
State Hospital held Its regular quarterly
meeting at that institu ton to-day. Only;
troutineRbusines was transacted and cons y;
tracts for supplies for the next quarter ste
were awarded .S
,a All emplo OF labor in this lcomnunnt--,,
$ity are commenting on Its scarcity te
wages in all lines are said TO be n cher le
than ever before. h here Is no let up IN IN
business here In any branch :. !,
5is professor #. E. Vawneri and fiss Alice
&L,lfsey, OF this city, were married at the
Roanoke Hotel. in Ia lfax, NJ ca, yes yes
gterdays afternoon. fS$$,l$ 8 II Tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
4 LOG TRAIN IPLUAGES I.
into A BIG b WAsH / ! |
Body Of Fireman Dan Presson
Buried in the
~ a5il III: Wreck.
(special 70 The Timae,ss-D lspat ch,)

4s Especial to The Times,D ispatch,)
WAKEFIELD, VA, July pa log
train on the surry, Sussex and southanip,
ton Railway was wreck ed near Club this
morning. killing the fireman, Dan Pres
son, The, train was In charge OF Enstneer
sidney Barker, The engine was turned
over with several log oars piled on top,
The wreck was caused by washout on
the road bed. III 81 y 35i u IN
The severed storm OF last night damaged
sPresson. who lost his q hfe w4s working
extra; III was the only support sof his
widow mother, who resides In surrS'
county He had only been In the employ
OF the pany a hort time. The wreck
Ing crew was sent promptly TO the scskle
Hts body had not been reco Yered late
to-day as II was under B thu debris,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
| UM0R0C'OVERED|'||
HEAD AN'D.||8S!'C',AL||...P:''..
Bothered With itching fora ! !. l |.
Time Found No 1. Relief ,'|l,.' Until nj /.
Cut'cura Was Used ~; Kentucky
LADY Nov Completely Well ~ &.
WISHES SUCCESS TO
CUTlCURA REM Rel Y E . | )

al = -
" 'sAfter using Cuticura Soap, ONT.
merlt, and Pills, I am very glad 70 say.
. an entirely relieved 81 that itching
/ humorS 81 the head ana scalp which
WIS bothered with quite Q length y o.
time. / did not use the Cutictira Fem:
edes moro than three times before !
began 10 get better, and now 4 am .r1 com.
pletely well. 1suffercd with that himoI
on my head, and found no relief until y
took the CuticurA Remedies. ! think y, y {
fused several cakes Of Cutic,ra Soap,
three boxes 81 Ointment, and two Was
3 Of Pills. am doing all / can TO publish
Che Cuticura Remedies, for they ! have !, !.
done mo rood, and / know they viii 90
others the same. With best wishes Tor
yoiir success. 3 Mrs Matte Jack son,
},ins IL. 1905. Mortonsville, Ky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10

the University Hospital. at Charlottes-
Vile, has accepted a position as line phy-
islcian. under DR.. Fisher. N .sis
8aF Rocco Torento. who was shot In the
lungs two months ago by others italian.
at Oakyale, and was twice operated on
BY Dr. Fisher at the Tidewater Hospital.
will 60 i to New York the latter part of
tho week. and thence to his home In
Italy.
The Roumanians so desperately injured
In an explosion at Singer, near ,ts' SALEM
three weeks ago. have almost recovered.
with the exception OF h the man whose
braii, was injured and the base OF the
skull torn away. His recovery, however,
is assured, and he Is doing nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
Try Our ! -lb Can G an
Very Best Clipped Beef !:
1Oc
Sugar Corn, &c can.
Roast Beef, lib. cans, l0c.
Best California Peac hes, l2c can
( Pure Butcher ) Lard, 9 lie ID.

esst American oranu'atsd sugar,
Ffg per pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
3sour Pickles, per gallon ,,,,,,.,.,,,,2O c
silver King, best Flour sold, 500
IllN mao, orr barrel 4. .,,,,,,,,,, \. e4,76
GOOD salt Pork, per pound ,,....T 1-2o
asst City Meal, 17o Psoki per
81. bushsl ~, ~, ,,,,,,..,.,,' ESQ
nest Eyaporstsd Psaohss, per ID 81, loo
a cans Suocot sh for .,,,.,,.,.,,... i, 26o
GOOD I ard, per POI Observation-Disclosures l-2c
Pottsd Ham or n ongue, Per can,,,.,, 8o
Laras can Tom atoes ...,,.,.,,.,1Oo
Nav Clipped Herr'ngs, lust arrived,
per dozen s..,,,',, ,.,,',.,.,. loo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
People at Roxburl-y,v,..j

fy Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
lGROxBURY.s9iVA., July Mrs. y l.. h M
Nance, Of 5''Wastwood.'y''3 is spending two
weeks with friends and relatives near
Stanton, Va. I. 3i5i s iiS
iSS Miss Annie ~. II Waddlll VIII be with
sToano friends for three months. @
M iss Airline Ladd, OF Richmond, Is visit
Ing, her old home, near Roxbury.
Mrs. Fannie Walker Long, OF Sulphur
Springs, FLA. witll.he r lit tie son. Th oma
Walker are spending the summer win
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L, Walker. }sl agi3 s.fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10

washed with Limitations and
nen smoked with edad tobacco cigarettes ETC.
attempt catart with such things wasting time
disease get firmly become disgusting trouble
ringing noises
Int the
the OF taste and SMELL feeling Of general
cause
gst zig e caah
soon clears tie system the blood
poison asa
tar-reaching the blood IN perfect
this pure blood Ct
advice Tree M 1NyF1 &nECAf10 Coz AnANlAs -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
~. IS g "a IL
Good y r Dads M eeting.a
.,c,,sl =. THE !. TYmes-Dispatch.)f

"a Especial n to The
iLEEsB URIC uly The .Lo y ..t { =
Vast have been held lin 4 Leesburg July
iSth "a has. been & postpon led I'll s;AuEusst:
The convention WIN sbe held bX d ~ ~
Aldie. Colonel lillian. II. Moore. presi-
dent OF the National Good Roads EAs $50!
citation; william Broadburn, c9 2 SulN ~
i ducks. the national organizer, will de-
liver addresses efore the meeting sg ~
August, Is q ts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
Lumber Workers Strike,

Il Especial to The Times Dispatc NJ .88
n GREEN BAY, VA July "a strike for
Increased pay and shorter hours II OH 81
the plant OF Hensel q Kautfman's here,
The men demand ten hours and sl25 per
day, l III n Ia n J. II ss.5
The Ward Lumber Company. for whom
iTfensel & Kaufman were furnishing their
output. have this morning put In seyeral
drivers and men employed In their works
elsewhere to try and break the strike. &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
WAS sEXoNERATED.
Charge Against Special Officer Of
Shooting is Dismissed.

Especial 3$to N The Times Dispatch.) ig
$CULPDPER, VA. July. 9.-John Sweat
nam, the special policeman employed at
the race course here for tho Il ri,ces re-
Gently held, and who was charged with
malIciously shooting, with intent to kill,
ore Edward Atwcll, 9 negro. WINS taken
before Mayor Alden Bell this afternoon
for hearing. and the eyldance generating
Mr. sweatnam, he was promptly dis
charged from custody. s.5 Al
The wounded man Is doing well.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
Fire at Chincoteague.

IN wa (Special to The Times Dlspa tch. ,
B CHIN cTEAGUH Vas July 0.-The
Dennis Amusement; Pavilion burned last
night at $50 o'clock With the exception
OF the machinery Of the merry. go-io un 3 !
proximity to the other. bull dingsl on he
Residential section OF the island several
Thousand dollars worth OF property would
the wen d!sopllnedI Mo brigade. .ls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
UT FIVE THOUSAND MEN.
4 Big Force Of Underwater Road to
Be Further Enlarged.

"a Especial to The Times-D lspat oh,) 8ET
Il RADFORD, VA, July 9,--The entire
number OF men at work upon the Tide,
thousand. and an additional force OF two
Thousand arc shortly to be added. The
medical and surgical stan Is accordingly
+ to be enlarged. 4. Il
Y. Dr,gC. HI Hogan, resident physician at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
\ DIED 8 IN AGONY.
.A Lad Injured His Leg in Play
y WI Ri and Lock Followed. N,

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.)
WIN CHESTER VA, July 3,-Carsolls q.
Cochran, the young son Of Robert Coch-
ran, OF Round Hill, I.oudoun county, died
here yesterday OF lock!aw. following
blood poisoning. The lad In ured his leg
while at play. H He suffered great aHGny
before death came. His parents and one
brother survive. 5 III l5S U ANY, ii3 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
{ Managers 1 ia Meet,

There WIN mPoT.aa m 4, q
Ion,s at q II
meet the ladies' and PLANE Will be dis
cussad for Improving I he prevent build.
lng, or elsS proYtd lnEa q nHW one,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
BOARD MEETING 4 ii.
CENTRAL HOSPITAL ]. TAI
'A Large Glass II Pavilion q : for
the Consumptive ~
5s III Patients. a 5E5s
Especial to The Times Dispatch. a

993 Especial to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PETERSBURG, VA, u W 9.-The spe-
icial board at Central State Hospital to-
day appointed Samuel J. / Hurt, OF Peters
burg, as clerk and storekeeper at the
hospital, to succeed p Gill Hinton. who
resigns after three years OF most eff
Gent service to enter business. The re-
port of tic superint dent, Or. w I fs !.
Drewry, showed q first-rate cond ltion OF
tho Bis, Institution. which now has ,lsS
patients, no insane being IN the the ' ais
Of the State. "a . &. y IL 4 \
a AZ large glass pavilion for one Of the
consumptlve colonies is the latest tnl-
sprovement. :. M III II M 5lllSS t If, \! y 5gI