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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
EATEN OUT OF
HOUSE AND HOME
How a Confirmed DyspeptIc Developed
an Appetite Like a Corn. husker's
and Cleaned Out Everything NEIL
In Sight,

f 70. . ~ VI
q Tho wife OF n leading druggist OF Des
Moines tells how her brother was changed
from a dyspeptic without appetite to q
prodigious eater. 7,
cago, came to visit. me, and hardly
knew him on his arrival he was so thin
Ind run down. had not seen him Tor
and Tas tnd me o 10 ~ wor T
he had been in this condition for years
as a result OF chronic dyspepsia, asked
Elm what 10 had done for 1T, and ne
every remedy he had ever heard OF and
consulted doctors without number, none
Of them helped him asked HIN r. b 4 re-
taxing Rfn N medicine MeH,,,'' Of any kind:
Il had my husband bring b home ! h p x;
take o ne or rsi two 1 Of the tablets after he
had eaten. They made him feel so much
better that he offered no, further ob1ec-
lion lie had not taken me enc 6o1 h Pee
nr four boxes cured him OF dyspepsia
md gave him q wonderful apn,etlte; lsGG
pane near eating us out OF house an an
him eat He gained fifteen pounds be- g.
Fore he returned home, and ne Wrltee.s s
he sn that s,n has not been troubled With
stuart,,s Dyspepsia Tablets actually do
the work assigned to them, They re-
lieye weak and oyerburdened stomachs
pf their work OF digestive action, Their
component parts are identical with those
Of the digestive fluids and secretions Of
the stomach and they simply take up
the grind and carry on the work just
the same as. good. strong, healthy
On this account stpart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural In their
action and effects. They do not CAUSE
any unnatural or violet disturbance In
the stomach or bowels. They ,them-
system With all the nourlshment' con-
aned what s e 4ne carry ogt
maintainance OF the body.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, by thus
relieving tie s9asht q ana IL r werk; sn
normal health and strength. Nature
repairs tho worn and wasted tssusas
a broken limb, which is. Of course not
used during the process of repa!r /.
K stuart's Dyspepsia ia blets are for sale
by ali druggists at 30 cents a box. One
hsx Rlll igeauentlX effect g perfect lcnEs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
CHAMBER GIVES
ANNUAL. BANQUET ! A \ I
German, Officers Among the
Chests Of Honor
Invited.
NO CHANGES IN PosToFF'cE.
Battlcsllip Virginia Given Dock
Trial to Test Her
Boilers.
u, /, 80, -, . 1, (

Especial TO The Tmcs-Dispatch> 5os
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 2o.-
Tho annual banquet OF the ChnmDer OF
Commerce held tonight ut Hotel War
wick, was d brilliant, as well as highly
enjoyable affair. Among the guests Of
honor were Captain Richard Kock, q
the German cruiser Bremen, ana ms
officers. Among other distinguished Wis.
1tors we're Congressman William ~ Jones
from tho First Virginia District, and
1leutcrant- Governor Francis d. winston
OF North Cnrolinn.
w. BaLvescy president Of the Cham
Der, presided as loastmaster. Covers were
K lad for ninety. The toasts and speakers
VOC:
Newport News" Hon. s. II. Buxton,
Mayor.
.;rhe Press" w Il. 1cath. y
"Old Times, John Weymouth. OF
Hampton. &
''Thc New First District Hon. w. A.
Jones.
',rhe South Of To-day" Hon. Francis
d. Winston.
'The Rose OF Ltfe-Woman," Rev. J.
Nv. Porter, y. ..
$f W r. Hopkins. recently appointed post
master for this city, will assume the
duties or his Office Monday. Mr.. Hop
kns has announced that there VIII be
II III
no change In the present office staf, winch
he considers to be unusually competent
Newport News Lodge No. 3l5 ~ r
c. IClks, last night elected officers for
tho ensuing year, choosing Ernest u
Cunningham as exalted ruler The l1amp-
ton lodge last night elected Hon.. Harry
r. Houston exalted ruler
The sbnttcshp Virginia was given a
dock trial at the shlp-yard yesterday 70
test eight OF her boilers in which the
tubing has been rearrangcd since the
official speed test. The other sixteen
boilers will be tested before the ship goes
into commission next month.
Leonard Sheets, Jr. charged with
arson, has been released on y bona or
$500 for his appearance before the Cir
cult Court OF Elizabeth City county IN
May. The young mans father and W.
L. Lawson we're accepted as his bonds
men. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
FROM 3!THEHASHES. &
Fayetteville Citizens to Rebuild in
Better STYLE

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
s. ...FAYETTEVlLLE N. G.. March 90
the burned district are being cleared
away aS rapidly as possible It is prob
ableEt that all the property-owncrs burned
out viii rebuild at once, putting UP even
better structures. 3 ss t'' + 59g
Undismayed. tho city government Is
going on steadily with public Improve
mcnts-the erection OF q handsome build
laying of sewerage ,system;Ithe constrnc-
ton Of The Iron flCccles bridge over Cross
creek on Green street. etc,
i Mr.. W. a.. Chcstcrnhn, OF Richmond,
tho contractor,$is hero now and then to
supervise the construction of the new
operating room of the Highsmth Hos
ipltnl, to cost $4,000. @
The interior will not have a piece of
wooden material in Its construction, and
the equipment will DO superb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
MAY BE FOUL PLAY.
F. Dorney Dies from Fall
From Porch Steps.
Especial to The Tin1es-D ispatch)

Especial to The Tlnfes- Dlspa tch.)
F POCAHONTAS, VA, March 29.-Mr. A..
+, Dorney, formerly a bookkeeper for
Pocahontas Galleries Company, but re-
Gently engaged In similar position Mt
Maybeury, died in tho Miners Hospital.
at Welch, w, Va, to-day as q result OF
q fall from tho steps of the Pocahontas
Inn on Monday night. which injured his
sninal cord. No one was with him when
tht. accident occurred, and there is be-
lief In the minds OF some that there might
have been foul play. but so far as can
he ascertained there Is no evidence to
back up this theory, as the deceased was
friendly to every one. as.
He leaves wife and several children.
Mr.. Dorney came here from New York
or Philadelphia about five years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
TWO men TO HANG
IN GRAYs.0N county n. Y
The First Case Of Capital Pun
ishrnent in Forty
Years

GSGfPfHaN s. Icf Vs. MPareh az
Special Circuit Court Judge Robert c..
Jackson. presiding. has bccnin session
all this week. Tom Jones and Charles
Woodruff, the two negroes who killed
Wiley Jones, coored, at Fries, on the
9th OF December last. sentenced them to
he hanged on the 18th OF May. The
crime for which these negroes will pay
the death penalty Is perhaps the most
atrocicus ever committed In the county
OF Grayson. Tom Jones and Charles
Woodruff were having a festival at Fries,
In house rented by them near their
own homes. One Of Woodruffs. children
was very sick at the time Some time
during the night Wiley Jones, the father
OF Tom Jones' who lived near by went
to the festival and told Woodruff and his
son, Tom. that the child was worse. and
that If lie was them. that he would
close out the festival and show respect
to the child but with an oath both re-
fused, and Wiley Jones went on back
\ to his home. He had not been back
very long until some one called him to
tho door. and just as he stepped on to the
porch three shots were fired In quick
succession, one OF the shots from a thirty
two pistol entered the door facing, and
another from thirty-two pistol entered
tHe aDQOIlleIl VI whey JOHesS - oIIl With
wound he died two days later The
third shot was fired from. a thrty-eight
pistol and entered the end of house
further down the street. From eye wit
ncsses 1t was shown that the shots from
the thirty-two pistol was fired by Tom
Jones, and the shot from the thirty
eight pistol was fired by Charles
Woodruff, and that Wodrun stood at one
end Of the porch and did his shooting
while Jones, stood at the other one and
did his shooting, thus to make certain
that Wiley Jones, could not escape and
in this manner Wiley Jones, was assassi-
mated on his own porch by his his own
son and Woodruff. The jury In each Of
these cases were out only few minutes,
and their verdict Ia approved generally
by al! citizens both white and black
as being eminently just.
Many homlcides have been committed
in Grayson county within the last half
of century, but there has never been
a hanging In the county for more than
forty years. and 1t was no surprise that
such large number OF citizens of all
classes from different sections OF the
county, had assembled In the Courthouse
I to hear Judge Jackson pass sentence Of
death upon the prisoners.
The sentence was the most awe-inspr-
ing. rs we'll MS the strongest plea for
law and order ever heard In Grayson
county. After sentence was pronounced,
Sheriff II. Il. Phipps and Jailer r. G..
Jones. conveyed the condemned men to
S the county jail. where they will he kept
in close confinement until teh day of their
cXrcut ,On, III t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
A new SCHEDULE ON
THE .R|APPAA.AbN0C'IK|'
Congressman Jones WillHav No
Opposition in His
District.
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e EDERTCi<SBURG, VA March 90
The Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Railway Co, RappahannockNli line, Will be-
gin a new schedule on tho Rappahannoclk
River, Saturday. March 31st. Steamers
will leave Baltimore Sunday, 2 p. NJ;
Tuesday and Thursday at 4:3O P. Nj for
Fredericksburg and points between, and
leaves fredericksburg for Baltimore and
river landings on Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at 2 P. M. Steamer leaves
I'appahannock Saturday 2 p. M. for Nor
lux ana leaves Norfolk 8 p. M. for Tap
pahannock and landings. No steamer
will leave here next Monday but Will
leave on Sunday at 3 P. M.
Congressman WA, ~ ones was here
this week and while in he y city was
kept busy, as many " Of his Y riends con-
ferred with him In regard to Fredericlts-
uurg affairs in Congress and other mat
tiers. No opposition to Congressman
Jones for denomination for Congress this
year has developed and 1t is believed
that no one will come out against him.
n NJ, II. Dickinson. OF Spotsylvania coun-
ty, q former member OF the Legislature,
and Miss Lula r.. jones' daugtcr Z,
Mrs. Annie Jones, of the same county.
will be married 1Gnsters Sunday, 1Apri.
18TH, at $3.50 p. M. at Mine Road Baptist
Church, Rev. r. Aubrey Williams, OF this
city, officiating. The wedding. couple will
leave f0r Ia ten Gays tDrldaEs trp $50
Niagara Falls New York city and other
points. 3 Is ss4
q The residence Of Mr.. w. j. Butzner, In
Soptsylvania county, near this city,
caught on fire Monday and but for quick
action on the part Of Mr.. Butzner and
others It would have been destroyed.
The fire was finally controlled and the
damage was less than 800
Informal ion has reached here that
Fielding t,hlnn, colored, OF lower Prince
William county, was shot at an enter
tainnent Saturday night at Occoquan
by a negro named johnson. Johnson
made his escape. GMnnhdicd Monday
from his injudies. ~ sH4aa
Mrs. Rosebro,2 wife of 4 Rev. Dr. j. w.
Rosebro, president Of Fredericksburg
College and pastor Of tho Presbyterian
Church, Is very Ill at her home In this
city. fil-4. + ,.5s ti.a. 81
Rev. Dr.. R. J. McBryde continues quite
sick. e
Iaev. Fl. III. CARRIER rector OF Trinity
Episcopal Church is conducting services
this week In st Georges Church.. owing
to tho TACT that the organ in the Trinity
RI Church Is undergoing repa irs. 45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
New Sunday-school.
1Special to Tho Times Dispa

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
& LEXINGTON. VA, March 31.-.The
congregation Of the Lexington Prcsbyte-
rlan Church Is planning for new sun
day school building The Board of Deh-
cons and Session have adopted plans for
a modern structure, to cost about $4,000,
which, replace the present Sunday
school and lecture room. A congrega-
itlonal meeting has been CALLED for next
Sunday morning TOR the purpose OF TAX
ing definite action in the matter. The
present building Is one OF the landmarks
Of the town from the fact that It was
here that General (then professor) Stone
wall Jackson organized and conducted his
famous negro Sunday school,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
after 10 o'clock this morning WITT,
i,rl q re The 1NnAthfn- lnfinra Inn II 11o04

after 10 o'clock this morning wltAA'- 4
mile Of the western, corporation lirNs9 OF
winchester. when Lloyd NI0o.si- a white
YOUTH, while walking along the North
western turnpike, was approached from
the rear and relieved OF sl5.o5, the balance
Of SIG which represented his months
wages as q farm hand. lie ra, 10 town
and Informed the police. Accusing q
iMozey, WHO. came here from Harrisburg,
PA, yesterday. Mozey was found IN u
saloon and was sent on to the grand Jury
BY Judge Wilson. Moore came here from
cress farm Of 1oha y. Burkholder. He
had his monthly pay check cashed this
morning. and Believes that Money saw
hin have the. money. Hc testified that
the negro grabbed him tightly In the col
lar, searched him and ran of with his
IN rt1 ings. 4tGE 80. II I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
NEW LODGE j
Odd-Fellows' New Lodge With
Good Membership.
(snoc,al to The Times -Dispatch.) I'LL

sFlII. Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
z SOUTH HILL. VA, March 29.-The
AIecklenburg Lodge of Odd-Fellows, No
SIS, was instituted here last night, with
a charter list Of thrty-nve members. A
team from the Chase City Lodge gave
the degrees under the direction OF the
district deputy grand master. c. c. Fire
sheets. of South Boston, Va.
Several Odd-Felows from other lodges
were present to witness the ceremonies,
among them Mack Pritchett, c. B. Dam
lei, William Wartman w. w. Wright
Dick Ogburn and Rev. z. T. Hall. The
following officers were l),sta1led Dr.,
S. G. Jett. noble granda Dr.. j. n. Davis.
vice grand; George r. Graves, secretary;
j. A. Smith, financial secretary; r. A..
Jones, chaplain. and T. A. Bryson, treas
l1rer b iH,456as}5sSA Ghgb,lE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
New Building at West Point Ded-
icated With Attractive Services.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WEST POINT, VA, March 29,-The
West Point Lodge, No. 224. Independent
Order of Odd-Fellows, dedicated their
new hall tonight, A large number of
members with wives. sisters, sweethearts
and friends were present to enjoy the
fine programme.
Mr. Hill Montague. OF Richmond, Va.
deputy grand sire of I. Q, @, r. made
the address of the evening. There We're
other informal addresses by members. A
fine musical programme was rendered by
local talent, Tho evening was otherwise
a great social success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
FIREBUG SENTENCED.
Dabney Shirley Pleads Guilty and
is Given Ten Years.

10 (SpcCIaI % : 10 ! 14''o'' "!'e'sS..''7
III ORANGE. VA, March A'-Dabney
shirlev was sentenced for ten years
,r,esday by the Orange Circuit Court
This is tho negro who was arrested In
January last through tho efforts OF one
81 Ethe operatives of tho Richmond M!
tIonal Detective Agency. of which A, NJ,
Browncll is general manager. for tho
burning on November 10. 1905, OF tho
stables and granary of Mrs. NJ, =. Far
rish near "a, this county. A full account
Of the crime was published In The Times
Dispatch Immediately aftor the arrest OF
Shirley. -.
Judge Grimsley'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
BROKE UP GAME.
Little Darkey Had Smallpox and
Announced That Fact Suddenly.

An exciting gama Of domlnoes was
broken up ut The Second Peiee Station
ed head In tile door and yelled out;
''Boss, Use got do smallpox; kin stay
all night?", . {, i,
blue coats can't be printed, In fact,
they shouldn't even be whispered,
4 Rut the way that negro ,was told to set
out TIE street and lock ne dtan7 ", until
the pest.house wagon arrlvea nla,l, = !ea ~,
determination Of the officers not have
any social equality. 351s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
FIRE IN DINW1DD1E.
Considerable Sum Of Money
Burned With the House..

Especial to The Times D lspatc h.)
TRUITT DiNWID1E$3 COUNTY, Az
March 29.--Thc residence Of Mr.. George
A Rose. a prosperous farmer, was burned
last night about 5 O'Clock. It Is thought
the fire originated from n defective flue.
Mr., II Rose lost nearly everything In the
house. and his son lost sl25 4 In money.
There wasSno Insurance on the building,
the policy having expired n short while
ago. HIVE a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
MAD DOGS ON RAMPAGE.
Major Chenyworth Inspects Page
y .5g. t.-., p;f1o+,n ~,
Riflctnef1.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch)
$LURAY. VA. March 9,--Cpnsdera Die
excitement has been caused IN THIS place
BY n mad dog, which has ioeetl OF, a IA m
page, and which was killed III .Lur1!y yes,
terday evening. though not before no had
bitten Il colored boy and chased another
blttcn.a. .it I'd III,
In Springfield district another 5rabid dog
was Killed yesterday after he had bitten
several dogs.
United States army, last night inspected
the Page Rifemen. OF this place. Major
ChenyWorth was much pleased with the
discipline and military bearing Of the
company. z Ia 4. ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
For Commemorative Attorney.

Especial to The ITmes-DIspatch.
4 CHASE IA CITY VA, March D.-The
campaign for county officers in Mecklen-
burg county has commenced. Mr. G. IT.
baskerville was here Tuesday distributing
circulars announcing his candidacy for
Commonwealth Attorney Mr.. ~ ~ -;
Goodc. incumbent has stated that he VIII
not be a candidate again. Mr.. Baskerville
has an enthusiastic support here. A. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
FUTURE GENERAL.
). Woodford Alrich Successful
Candidate forSWest Point.
fsnncInl IL Tho Tinrcs- DIspntch.) Z

s Especial to The Times Dispatch
p FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March %
u. Woodford Alrich, OF Spotsylvania, was
the successful candidate In the COMPETE
live examination held here for selecting
cadet to the United States Military
Academy ut West Point from this con-
Eressonal district, and Will tie appointed
by Congressman Jones,
", b. r.. Cole. OF Fredericksburg, was
second and will be the alternate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
To Buy the Chamberlain.

Y Especial to Tho -T1fnes- D1sl1Htc!lJ
NORFOLK, VA, March 29.-Norfolk
capitalists have formed company to
make a bid for tho Hotel Chambcrlin at
Old Point Comfort. which is now the
property OF the Knickcrbocker Trust
Company, OF New York. w. Butler Dun
cnn, president OF tho hotel company. Is
expected here In a few days, when nego-
tiations may be concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Grifis--Burks..

Especial to The TinTes- Dispatch.)
II LEXINGTON VA, March ;29.-Informa-
ton has been received here Of the mar
riage Of Miss Annie Burksg second daugh-
ter OF the late DR.. C.. P. Burks, OF Sher-
wood. Rockbridge county,.to Mr. William
L. Griffis, which took place In Washing
ton, D.. G., Saturday, March oath. The
groom holds position In the government
printing Office. The bride is a very at
tractive and popular young lady
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Spencer-Baldwin.

(special to The Times Dspatch,)
y sHEPPARD'S, VA, March 29.-Mtss
Herbert baldwin and Mr.. Bocock Spen-.
cer,T both of 'th,sa coupty, were married, at
the home OF the BRIDES father yesterday
morning at 0 o'clock by Rev. q. carson,
~ the Methodist church. Immediately
inter the ceremony the happy couple left
on an extended tour West.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
An Elopemcnt.s

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspntch2
5LIIRAY, VA, March 29,-Mr John
Stewart, OF this county, and Miss Virgle
Printz, daughter Of Mr.. Isaiah Printz,
Of stonyman. four miles south 20, O. Lur laS.
t they, were married by Rev. VIII, 1Allie.
Tho bride's father WAS absent from
home when she took her departure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Chincoteague Notes.

Especial TO Tho Times; Dispatch
b CHINCOTDAGUII.t VA. March 29.--A1r. O.
M Jones, business manager OF tho large oyster
packing establishment of Mr. c. Il. Rabbit,
Jr, announces his candidacy for oyster m
speetor Of district No; |. l. s.oa c,rds an
nouncIng the marriage OF her daughter Ida,
TO Mr.. Frederick L. Savage. both residents
OF the island. ll}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Halifax Weddings.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.) N
". Chess Pulliam, OF Alton. Va, and
Miss Cornelia King Nelson, Of this. place,
were married at Alton this afternoon at
6 o'clock. The couple will reside at
and well-known farmer y s@e y X
At the samo time and place Mr. VIII
Gordon, Of Alton. and Miss WILLIE Pool
OF this place, were married., Rev: d., w.
Thomason, Of Sonora, N. G., officiating
for both couples. .%4 H8tt3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
DEAD; BADLY BURNED,
Maryland Farmer Accidentally
Killed; Clothes Caught Afire.
eclnl to The TImes- DIsratohD

(SpecIal to The Times Dlspatch) #
|. 1I.KTON, MD, March 29,-Samuel Hon
kns. aged forty-eght years, u widely
known farmer OF elk Neck, while out
cunning for ducks yesterday afternoon,
met with horrible accident.
Mr., Hopkins sat down near clsmp Of
bushes to light his pipe, and In so doing
his gun was accidentally DISCHARGED, the
entire load entered his heart, killing him
Instantly.
While laying on the ground his cloth
ing caught fire, and he was burnt 20 q
Tie body was found by Charles Bryson,
who notified Coroner Nelson After view
Ing the remains the coroner deemed an
inquest unnecessary, Mr., HOPKINS was
unmarried. 4 il 5#ls IA s.t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
WALKER NOWHERE.
St. John Wins from Opponent by
Score of One Hundred to Fifty-six

st. John won BY tho score OF 100 to So
over Walker In the match game of pool
played at the Nora pool-rooms last
The match was the second scres. St
John agreed to play Walker a series OF
three matches. each match for one hun
"Wednesday night st, John made 100
balls while Walker was making o. Last
night, with good clean shooting. st. John
sent 100 of the worries to the p,ockots while
John 200 OF his 800 to make and Walker
I4S Of the 256 that he Ia supposed to run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Parsons-East.

(special to The Tlmes-p !spatch.)
FL CHATHAM, VA. March 29.--Miss
Emms n East q paTsoRs 81 pat,
more. 4 were married IN the parlors ~
Hotel Bennett this afternoon Rev. w,
p. HarE OF Ghat ham. 9ttaolakeds 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
He Had Not Lost It.

X IA london bus-dr!yer, had shouted, mish
ObornI'' says q writer In the Daily News.
IN he passenger on the seat behind MN
could no longer resist the temptation 20
make a Joke. Z. a. On, 4,
haven't YOU dropped something's
III see 'wot you're driving att returned
tho driver, keenly, 'but never mlna. !
shall pick It nm when We get 70 i'oktoea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Called at Capitol.

A large number OF Ponnsylyanians, in
Guiding Federal veterans oil!e!nls, ct, Iro,,
Vicksburg, Miss. who stopped oyer here
Yesterday, called at the Capitol during
tho afternoon. They paid their respects
to Governor Swanson and shook hands
with His EXcellency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

Al American 5isIwilljng to try any expert
msnt. lie has not the least fear Of falling he
takes failures us 80 many steps toward IN
lterprlse in business and the fortunes mada
by men even after q long succession OF res
verses. Elat i.4slif III e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

Mrs. Otis e, Brooks, Of Washington. Is
tho, guest OF Miss Alma Cosby, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

Mrs. Leah Gle Lacy, OF Norfolk. has been
In tho city for 4, few dayg.,