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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
WANTED

DIrrECTfV 10 yHAN,rf1D t1RioWD, Rio-
: liable man III every locality; to ct tiii-
VI fier orders, RE3 No experience necessary.
Write w Is b s + ID RS DETECTIVE
+ AGENCY, indianapolis. Ind.
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AZ COL o AND SILVER eUYER. 4

IVA NTED, OLD GOLD AND SILVER II n
or'wi Ii rive watches, jeWolry. s verware
IN cxohange. A. NJ. MEYER a. BRO,
jewelers.. No, SIS broad street. Rich
Va mOnd. Va. t4ig 4#
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WANTED, TO SELL. AT a BARGAIN.
"A Nlonar ch Visible typewriter used a bout
one month. Apply u 373. care this Office.
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Personal.
4; n THE NAME rs "A u ID r ..sS
Stands for pure T1avoring Extracts.

THn ART SCHOOL. 11i2 CAPITOL
\ Street. is open all s,irnmer Here . re-, y :
giri's first oil a painting: IT would
readily pass as the work OF student
In tho second or third year o. OILS.
l New pu pills 5aro entering. and moro are
Y aniiclfnd 5ttXiHitora welcome. 90
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EIGHT FINE VIRGINIA MULES JUST
ply 107 South Twelfth Street
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! plARRHoEA q IRE.

isATDsT, SUR EST AND BEST FRAY
Il ser's Diarrhoeas Cordial for al summer
proves II the best, J, w, FRAYsEtsg q
& CO. 1901 Main Street. ". a
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FOR gAI,Is-To BE SOLD. I NEW. =
Z horsepower m otor; ten tables Mlth ma z.
chimes tailoring purposes xz9 Nossh
Seventeenth Street. 3ii issS45 a--...
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MEMS oIL-GRAIN GATHERS, tWo Dirk
! ing Shoes; also in lace and buckles o..
md mob nail 6. shoes. sl.25. ALBERT
III STEIN, corner Fifth and Broad. sss5
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CHnTAPEsTs LINE y or aSRUNABOUTs,
Ton D1ggies and Surries In the city don,,t
+ forget it. W. c. SMITH. 3l4 n, fltth
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no BARG AIMS IN D15AMo N p.
IS. Watches and Jewelry; largest. most 70 Z
a liabl 9. 10 RICHMOND b LOAN OFFICE!
4 Ninth Street. s. Bnchra CHI s!4
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FLyPRooF Fly SCREEN,

THEY FLY. THEY Fly? WHO Fly?
Tlyproof Screens, Then I die, said the
y ny, Carpenter's work done also. JOHN
IS FARRAR. 81? North Third Street,
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WE HAVE LEFT 100 PAIRS OF DOUG-a
las Shoes; will sellfat SEAS pair as long
as they last. ALBERT #STElN,Scorner
Fifth and Broad; iS5 is y3
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BEST TYPEWRITER PAPER .l'I 4 RIB.
bons carbon Brushes Naid oil sersi
& ps.,esp '.rr;cesS THE TYPEWRITER EX-5
n CHANG 81. M COS East Maln Street
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FOR IA IlF,-A,r A}sACRIFICE. a $I3ONDi
4 in tho Mutual Investment Assoclatlon.
Address b 446. care this office. 5.Sss
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I UMs RKLLA RElPAiRER.

sCHRF1MP S21 NORTH FIFTH, r T.
pairs and makes umbrellas to order
4 fPhouo him. az lLsEs. ".
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7pIAMoND BARGAINS.

liz TOR "a AND 1-1O-KINRAT5 ~ = =
white BelehsrTb Dlam IL me N ala
II mnnrl line III SCIIAAF,f To-. 42G, FIT and ~
HfS r. road 4sl
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FLOOR STAIN
NOTICE.

OTICE.--MEMBERS8 OF lily CUuN..
eli No. 8, d. n OF L.. are hereby notified
to meet Ia the council chamber. Odd. .
5 Fellows HILL. corner Eighth and HUI
~ at s o'clock. Business OF impor lance
to be conside red. 4
4 ia BY order OF LILY Council. No. 8, -.
Of L. IA 5537 Il M RS. r.. n. SHARP
4 2 Recording Secretary. III
112 East Eighteenth Street.
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DENTISTRY

SOUTHERN DENT AZ, y; ROOMS 4, ans oRP e
XII nations and estimates free. Gl$H
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fsiir raw. !. Riii1about, or piiaeton) for 4
month"; Address 100 South Tcnth Street,
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FOR sALE-Two COLTS, PERcHER-
ons; one 3-year-old Stallion one year
K ling fllly. D 3 "a r. IS RICIIMOND.gaDe Deep
= Run Hunt Club Richmond, Va .B$&3s f84
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sFoR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
White Leghorn Pullets. seventy-fye
Fl genuine White Leghorn cool erels Ad-3
% Street Petersburg. Va.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

I W t 81 " Street and convince yourself that
~ sYe haye the largest and best line Of
Trunks and Travelling Neeess!ties IN the
city. yepn!ring Done. 81. w kGsuN-
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%ooLDFILLED WATCHES.
5TYPEWRlTE,R:'!s:'...a
7--7T:TYPEW>,iR,:ITERs + 4 RENT

.T-w,;ScP1EWR1TERs RENTED 81 UP. PER
b month typewriters paired lowest
y - pnrE ~ TIL - 5 TYPEXVRITER& En-
CHANGE, NO. Cos sEast.M Main Street. zsf.
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EXCURSIONS
4 uPHoLsTERING AND MATTRESS
n t1tti MAKING. {5 ~ faI5i 5lsl

Inc Of nil Kinds at low nrices; m la
mattresses OF hair, felt, cotton, combi-
nation and shuck: old mattresses mn do
over like new, IEYY# & KASH. 20 West
d Broad. Phone 1885. L 4' D 4
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DENTISTRY.

atoIITHERE DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO-
In alta the postot!ice, Phone 329d. Exam
II nations and estrnat ea free. II sisEs
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sHoEIREPAlRINa.

wHYrpAY roo FOR RUBBER HEELS
any old make WheMS ws Wi s7ye e,s yoI
LII fie name stamped on the hee1-for
Il * * nents. We are able to do 1T for we
Suydireot from the factory at wholesale ole :, I
n Erns. hrand. Is cen Is, as good as others
chosee double. White Oak Leather
Il Half eoles-Men's. Is cen t.; la dien, 60 60
n cents. DRI5W.S ~ ELECTHlC SHOE
VI 'Phone 1857.
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ESTIMATES CIIEERTULLY CIV EN- ON
AWNINGS. Tents ard Flags prompt Worei
large stock. II. 10. COPELAND q SS'''
Phone 067o, ~ Agl M ~.
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SECONDHAND X SHOWCASES 9S FOR
sale at a bargain. Apply 624 u, Main,
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FOR sALE-AT ON CT, III FIFTEEN GOOD
secondhand shoWcases,S ga y. MAIN
+ Street, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Preparing for a Revival.

The largest gathering Of the member
ship Of the Grove Avenue Church that
has ever occurred in the history of that
organization was held last Wednesday
evening. The special purpose OF the
meeting was to invoke the bessIng OF God
upon the series OF special services to be-
gin tomorrow morning Every member
present promised to do personal work in
soliciting the unsaved to accept the Lord
Jesus Christ, and expressed the convic-
ton that tho church was on tho eve of
n great spiritual awakening. During the
revival all the services will be held in
the auditorium. Tho pulpit platform Is
enlarged to accommodate a chorus choir
of u hundred voices. The opening sermon
will be preached on Sunday morning by
tile pastor. Rev. j. 3. Hawthorne d. ID.
His subject will be Asking, Seeking.
Knocking. The service at 8 p. NJ. will
be conducted by Rev. j. T. Riddick, the
assistant pastor. Rev. DR.. Hening will
preach Monday evening. a cordial invi-
tatlon is extended to the puhiic..aa
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"Playing the Fool. !"

The big mems meeting Tomorrow Will
be held at the First Baptist Church,
Broad and Twelfth Streets. and will be
addressed by DR.. w. B. Riley, D. D.. OF
minneapolis. MINI. DIR. Riley is a pow
erful speaker to mon. and his theme will
he playing the Fool The music will
be led by Mr.. NJ. C. Martin. OF Mime
apolis. The mems chorus and male
quartette will sing. The committee in
charge OF these big meetings, under the
auspices of the Young Men Christian
Association. are very much gratifed Mt
the results of the new move taking these
meetings to the churches. The doors OF
the church will open promptly at $40,
and the song service begins at $3.50.
The Sunday School Lesson Study Club
will meet this afternoon Mt 5 O. clock
with Dr. p ell In charge.
The illustrated lecture. s".Jesus Christ
and FTis Country. will be given by DIR.
r.. r. Kerr, of Baltimore, next Friday
night The attendance at the club meet.
ing last Saturday was the largest In
months. and the work is proving ex-
scecdingly helpfcul. n
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~ 4 i Z T.
work and give an idea of what may be
expected from Peggy From Paris
when it is presented here. The cast in
cudes the following we'll known players:
Arthur DEACON. Julia West, A,ice Far
rell. Olivette Haynes, Eva Bennett, Il.
Fl. o'connor. Percy Bronson, Minnie
olton. Thomas II. Burton and Gale SAT-
torlee in, the principal, parts.
At the Bijou Next Week.
Each character In "1he Mummy and
the Humining Bird" the COMEDY sue
cess to be seen at the Bljou next week,
is described as a distinct type and M
requiring for its Interpretations an artist
OF signal ability and special talent. Jules
Murry's company. with William A..
Whitecar at It's head, was formed with the
object always In view OF securing for
this play n cast superior to even the
very excellent ones that had appeared in
1t in previous years. This object Is said
! TO have beon accomplished. and the or
ganization is receiving unstinted praise
In all the cities visited. 4.
Theatrical Gossip.
Gale Satterlee. who comes with the
Peggy From Paris Company to the
Academy next week, was last season a
popular member OF Walter Edwards
Company at the Bijou Mr.. Satterlee has
forsaken the dramatic stage for the
oncratic and has found part even more
@ongenial to his nrt than that afforded
him on the other boards.
William a. Wliitcar, who leads the COM
pany playing The Mummy and the
Hummins Bird at the Bijou next week,
is Il favorite locally. He has always been
seen in the .'hcavies'' and his first. step
into comedy is awaited with curious
pleasure by his friends.
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FEW WATCHES c. n: ARE ARE.
ASSESSED HERE
Auditors Report Shows Only 5os
on the List Capital City Leads
VIZ. IN Personal LPrnnerfv.

Out OF the nearly 900 people IN. Rich
mond, only 50s are owners Of watches, ac-
cording to the report OF the auditor OF
public accounts for the past fiscal year..
Richmond stands ninth on the list Of
cities in this line. the order being: Roa-
nokc, 1865; Danvllle. i, 4S5; : Norfolk, 1885,;
Lynchburg, 1904: staunton. 026; Peters
burg. 500: Charlottesville. 72S; Winches-
ter. 564; Richmond, 500.
Tho capital city, however leads all in
the matter OF personal property tax gen
orally, Richmond returns more than
{ three times us much as any otherS city.
Iynchburg coming second land Norfolk
third. Lynchburg returns upwards OF a
million dollars more than Norfolk and Is
considered, for her size, by far the
wnalthicst city In tho State.
The total OF personal property ltt turned
by all the tiles Is 81, 4O5. AS for the whites
+ and s755,57s for tile colored tax payers.
Tho total for all the counties Is $50, 2O6,-
224, OF which sTs.b77. GSt5 is owned by
whites and si,62s,5as by colored 81 items,
IN the matter OF the return OF musical
Instruments Richmond Is seventh, the
order being: Roanoke. 4. l62;; I4ynchburg.
65s; Norfolk, $50; Petersburg, GIG III Char
lottesv!le. a73; Newport N eWs, n SO 2;
staunton and Richmond tying FOR the
seventh place. With S0l each.s l 5ss
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NORFOLK AND
WESTERN ROAD
Statement Of The Condition of tile
Road Slows Tito Be III EN- II
ccllcnt Shape. d
MR.. HAMlLToN's DENIAL
MR.. HAMILToN's DENIAL
Pennsylvania Railroad Increases
Wages: OH the Nlonongahcla
Division. 4

Mr.. Alexander Hamilton. yicc-prcsiden
OF the Atlantic Coast Line, denies posi-
lively that his road is contemplating ioir-
ing with the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac In building Il union passen-
ger station ca West Broad Street, aud
using tha present Byrd street station VI
n freight yard.
He said yesterday:
THE staetu1cnt IN this morning Times.
Dispatch that 1 had discussed, on yes
terday, With the head OF a manufactur.
ing plant, the matter(Eot utilizing for
freight the. present passenger station Mt
Byrd Street Is absolutely untrue; nor have
Please have correction made.
I'm reply. to your phone last night dis
tinctiy and positively told you that i knew
nothing whatever of any plan for y union
freight or passenger station IN Richmond,
or OF any change from the present loca.
tons. This was not published, although
youtpublishsd Statements from other OF
iclals viii, whom your paper commune
cated'
Mr.. Hamilton. vice-presidcnt of the Al.
lantic Coast Line. WAS called up Thurs
day night and asked. as The Timcs-Dis-4
h patch reporter thought II the Atlantic
Coast Line would Join IN the iplan OF u I'M
Ion depot mt the old fair grounds.
\. He replied that he knew nothing of any
such plan.
MIR. HHniltsl.s denial WIS not printed
astThe rimcs-Dispsicn received II special
from President Emerson. vi the atlantic
Coast Line, which was published in full.
Regarding the stiteitsMt printed to Tire
effect that the head of a large nianufac-
turing plant had q discussed with AIr. Hanl-
filton the question s8of using the Byrd
Street passenger station as freight
yard, The ,rimes-D Dispatch il in error. The
gentleman in question on yesterday said
that lie had not nieaiH to Indicate that
4 he had talked over tell matter with Mr..
Hamilton. but to express only his own
opinion on the subject. 81 I.
Il ErestdcntS Murray, Of tie Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, submitted yes
ftetdny TO Abe board of public works,
formal offer of 81, 10000 for the Suites
Interest in the Washington Branch Rail-
read. The members of the board of pubs
lie works have announced their accept
aree Of the offer and Will recommend to I
sthe legislature the adoption at once OF (
certain legislation necessaryto complete I
THE sale.
@ Tralnmen gon the Monopgahela division
OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad were
Uniformed yesterday that their wages
Iliad been incs .hsed ten per cent. II was
also announced that the engineers and
flremelS Of suburbans,p asenger trains on
the Fittsburg division Of the Is. Panhandle
are to get u CHER wages.
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|sUP'REiM|E COURT is
READY FOR THE CASE
Fixes April 12th to Hear Matter
Relating to the Land AS
sessment5 Laws
sessment Laws.
courts, clients and attorneys are Iall

Courts, clients and attorneys are gnll
anxious that the questions raised With
reference 10 the sa,id assessment laws
of the State slinil be speedily adjudi-
Gated, and as Il result OF this interest
and anxiety. the Supreme Court has
agreed TO convene Iii special session on
April 18th TO hear argument on the mat
ter. Meanwhile Judge $. q. Witt. Of
the Hastings Court. Is cooperating with
the parties aud will pass the questions
involved from Ills court to the upper
tribunal early In The April term.
Strong lawyers will appear on both
sides, and those representing The COM
plainants VIII seek 10 have the case
passed upon with relation to every qlics-
ton that can be properly aud reasonably
raised.
Mr.. James II Cannon and Afeasra
O'Flaheriy & Fulton will appear for the
compartments, and Attorney-Gnn AM
derson and City Attorney Pollard for the
state and city respectively and jointly. 4
II Mr. Cannon represents the great Whit
lock estate, aud Messts. O.Flahcrty &.
Fulton that Of the late Franklin stofirnb.
Both aides appear confident IN tic eve
sof thc great legal battle.
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APPOINTS cHEATWooD.
He is Made Assistant Secretary to
Brigadier General Burt.

NU q ~
Major Il Il. Cheatwood. OF the Rich
nond Light Infantry Battalion of Blues,
Eus tnen appointed by Brigadier-G General
Andrew g. Burt, OF the United States
4 army, secretary OF the Seventh a rltiy
Crops In the war with spain, az assistant
to the secretary. /
Inc Society OF the Seventh Army Corps,
was founded by General Fitzhugl, Lee,
WHO was. It's first president; the object
~ nc society being to pcrpetuate me-
4 i ~ OF Camp Cuba Libre. Fla; Camp
inward l.1lss Ga, and Camp Columbia, Cnbn.
Tn society. In view Of tile universal love
4 anu ant esteem In which It's late president,
General Fitzhugh Lee. was hold
has formed a Memorial Committee, which
VIII accept contributions towards the
5iund peins raised to erect n monument
70 the famous Virginia cavalier.
me society is very ous to have all
soincers and enlisted mon who were assoc
Z Grated with the serenth Army Corps in
the war with 6phi,i to tecome members,
ana. IN closing O personal letter to Major
+ l-lheatwood. General Burt says: ut seems
most M, lit ting that Virginia. General Lees
native naive state, should be largely repre-
s 81 IN a society which he founilcd.,'
General Burt also speaks OF his pleasant
arecollec tons OF the Fourth Virginia. the
oiiicers and men of which he met at
J w He says TINT he would
IKE TO muster into the society the en-
tire regiment, q
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.V|RG|NIAN HEAD OF
RHODE |slANDIC0LLEGE
Professor Howard y dwards, Ma
tive Of Fauqu ier, to Come From
Michigan to East. y
Especial 10 1,he TimesrDispatch.)

n
PROVIDENCE 4 /, L Il, March % Pr
Howard Ed wnrds, of the M hlgan 4Agri--
cultural college, announced 10 DAY Ills
acceptance OF the cal OK tend AZ Ill two
weeks ago to become president of the
sRhode Island College of a gricult ure anu ~!
Mechanic Arts, at Stngst ton, j.. VII
assume his duties July lat. I. No
Prof. Il ward L wtlr(s was born IN II Stt-
suuler county, n al. In Il S54.i He was grad
Suated from Ean dolph-M npona pllegc, Va,
einb1S7G. swithathe degree 4 of speins
Rofshis grad uatl Ion. n.
From, 1850 TO 1852 ne taught IN the S sl
han, School. CT, and 4 theil
returned to the Bctllel tary eadeln n
as primo pal, where he Dull nj ".
stitutionsto double It's tW "
years, going thence to ctlmb ~ si 9
took charge OF the ,lelld envy alld klas2
was elected to- the chang Of 2. ans 3
modern languages In the Serslt Is
Isansas, In sol being granted sd!cErea
az Ill. he chosen g 9to, l'ls
present liositlon us pro or sol ilfflerl
languages I'M the grlcsla triil
EColleEe. Is. 81, g.
In 1881 PROT. Edwards married A. daug H.
4 tor ofSex- C;overnol.Snlit III OF u trginia,
Ssi ne Ia ii son al u. IA Ed a
we'll known N. lstegt he Virgtnln Meth
$odistS Con Ference and spen e nucl, OF his
hoyllood IN I,yl cllblrg. "a Y. ID III Ed
----- ------T- - -
N senator Jnlll IS, Chapman, at Greene,
is ia the cit hlY llE come here to- argue
AZ case BET fore tie lprcnlo 4 ,oslrl Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Vain Use of Water

Key. c. f. Stewart will speak IN the
Main Street Station Il. Il. Y. M c.. a. to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50; topic "a vair
Use of Water Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins
WI, be the soloist. Albert Samucis will
lead the singing -.
:, Following is the musical programme:
trombone !, and Piano Duet. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Perkins; THE Teacher ana the
rae Railroad Y. NJ. C. a. QuArtette;
living inns Last Leap. Reading by
Miss 3. *. Anthony Lucky Jim,'' Rail-
ready. NJ. c. IA. Quartette: Aunt prne.' !,
ReidinS by Miss b. X. Anthony. Comic
Solo. J. Z, Mitchell. AN Interrupted Pro-
posal," Comic Charade: Happy Hool-
gan's Band Railroad Y. NJ. c. a. QUAR-
itette: The Legend of the True. Read
Piano Duet. Mr.. T. G.. Bates and Mrs.
& s. Perkins; Comic Quartette5 (Selectedl,
Railroad " NJ &C. 4. Ouartette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Sons of American Revolution
Hold Important Meeting.

A meeting of the Virginia Society sons
of the American Revolution. was held
at the rooms of the Virginia Historical
Society, No. Tl East Franklin Street.
last night.
The officers of the society were re-elect-
ed as follows: President. Judge l.. j..
Lewis; First Nice-President. j. Staunton
Moore: Second yice-President. General
Charles ). Anderson; Third vice-Presi-
dent. Arthur b. Clarke: Registrar and
Secretary, r. y. Brock; Treasurer, L. w.
Moore.
Delegates to the national congress. to
be held in Boston. Mass, April Goth and
May LIST, are: Ex-Orlcio President. L. l.
Lewis and ylce-President Charles. j. An
derson: Delegates at Large, Arthur S.
Crawford and w. Macfarlane Jones, the
delegates being empowered to appoin.
their alternates.
Mr.. ]. Stanley Oliver. Danviile, Va,
was elected member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
DELIVERIES DELAYED.
Dr.. c. M. sweeney's Case Con
tinued to Next Thursday

tinued to Next Thursday.
The case of Or. G. NJ Sweeney, vc,erl-
nary surgeon, was called yesterday morn
sick horse! y telephone message In
formed Justice CrutchfIeld that the doe
tor was i'll and could no the present
In court. and the case was continued I'M
It'll next Thursday.
The charge was the result of noli-
fication 10 Mr.. Emmett c. Taylor. agcnt
for the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. Thursday morning
that "a horse hitched 10 a mail wagon
had fallen at Thirteenth and Main
Streets. and that he was being roughly
handled by the driver. Mr.. Taylor found
Il large sore on the back of the animal.
which was also suffering With blind
singers.
DR. Sweeney has four-year contract
to furnish horses to the United States
mall delivery. and three complaints have
been lodged against him recently in re-
gard to the horses he furnishes the post
Office. The local authorities made the
complaints to the authorities in WASH
ington. but 1t is not known yet what,
action Will be taken.
Mr. Fitzgerald, superintendent of the
mail delivery. said yesterday that he
& had been forced to secure wagons from
the Richmond Transfer Company In or
der 10 have three deliveries reach the
trains on time. Tile delays were caused
blythe removal OF two OF DR.. Sweeney's
horses, which lad been deemed unfit
for further service. Mr.. Fitzgerald did
not view the matter ilfSa serious ligh:,
saving that the chief trouble had been
in the delay. which resulted from lack
of sufficient number OF horses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
STEALS WoMEN's SKIRTS.
Aged Man With Mania for Anpro

Aged Man With Mania for Appro.
iprlating Ladies Wearing Apparel
Just. can't help from stealing wo.
mans skirt wheng1 see IT, said Ben
sHouseman, an ageri white man. to JUS
tice Gr'itchfield in Police Court yesterday
morning.
It's a. fault that yon should be hanged
Z Tor, Ben spoke the One John, as he
wrote down four months on Ills record
Houseman has been before the court
more times than he has fingers and toes,
ana Tor the past year or so he has been
spending about three-fourths OF his time
in the city jail
re appears not to be satisfied unless
he is viewing the scenery OF Shockoc
Creek from the barred windows OF the
hostelry conducted under the mana cement
OF one Junky Smith.
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live days on account or merit, has re-
turned to the city after spending two
days VA ). near his old home. in Lutcnburg
Oyicer Atkinson, while comparatively a
new man on the police force. has nude
g reputation that is envlab0, and this
police commissioners Mt the last regular
meeting unanlmouslys decided to give him
q vacation gon account Of his efficient
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Captain i, ,Killia1n Dead,

The body OF Capt, c.. N. illaIl,5 OF Sn.l
lem. a.. Rhos tfi Cd at the Memorial Hos
3pitalE yesterday was sli pped to his. home
yesterday morning VI ss,3 3 3s5 l9
Captain IS Ian IS as a; Very prominent
yVirgini;irl, hnvinE & Tough under Stone.
wall u ncksont ins tile famous \ fty-second
;,syirElnaSl Regimc I'll ii was i&nntiye Of
August a coun ty. tsfl ils