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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
AT THE II: Il: HOTELS H, i
Some Of the Guests Who Were
Registered Here Last NIGHT.

\ Following were among the gu ests reg
istered at the various hotels last night:
Lexington-J.5D D. n Munford Fremont,
NC; G. b.. Coates, Atlanta, ca. r II,@2C 6,
Davis, Washington, D., c.; W. a. Jacobs,
N. C.:& y. IS g. Arnett n Danville; J.SSW.
Enre etersburg; y D. n Done, Rocky Mount
M C.;f5yV. RI Pa rker C;rcenVtlle. NJ CT;
u, VT Love, N h Carolina Il 3. G. Z Smith
and wi re, Norfolk Ada Sayers. Norfolk
Edgar Copenh aver. Mar lon. sssssV " Ear
Harrington # Greenville, IS N. 81 G.; II, M
Walker, ButterWorth, Va; r. B ]. Little
NJ C..;HC =. 3. Good Amelia, Va; r. B.
Dunn, inston, n. SC.;S ", Fl. Cox. North
The ih'G Rtchmond-G. II, corbett. VIII
mington,l ~ CT Tom Fl. Hutchinson. Lum-
.berton, NJ CT Mrs. Charles Marshall
Misslsslppi;l r. r. Webster. r, T. Web,
stcr, Jr.,i Goshen; J, G. Jones Charles.
ton w. Va; Henry Clark. Bridges N
q; Frank 2: Sutton g. inneapolsi =. 2
# Muphy's--J. r. Gustayeson, Hiss Hat.
tie Gustayeson, Miss Vera! Gustayeson
John wv. GustaYeson. Norfolk y James F
Woods, Roanoke;. Mrs. e. T, N Morse
washington, p, c.; =, { =, FIassell, Duke
NJ C,;s \ III, Ivs Curry, Kinston, N, g. ~
a, Il Walker, q Dallas Tex: Q. IT,. :, Ford
Washington. =. q; James 2. safdler
y Jefferson--Mr. and Mrs NJ. II, pa e'
man Baltlmora; B, Hymans. n CIV aY ork
Mrs. Al G, Bierne, Nashville. Tenns:.,iW
.syDunningto ton, Farmv lle, " al u. bor'
gshers Virginia 81 e, M, 81 Parker q naL WIG
Philadelphia; w. II. Guyer, New Y OH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
PARTY LEADERS. ARE
BOOMING 4 R, 3 B [: |: !:
Secretary Joseph Button, Of the
Democratic Committee, Says
the Chances Are Fine. !.

~ believe we have splendid prospects
for carrying the Ninth District for Con-
Eress this fall,''3 said Colonel Joseph But l', (
ton, III secretary Of the State Democratic
Committee. at Murphys last nj ~ III
\ ~ hearBnothing but confident talk from
the Democrats out tina t way, fe con n
ued, "and everything is looking our way
at the start; The nomination q 81 lormer
Senator Bruce was a strong move, IN my
Judgment, for 4 know him to be popular
with all classes. He Is an ideal man, ana
will conduct q great fight, !, &. !. y a !.
"a Colonel Button expressed the pei el tllAl
Mr.. BRUCE would have the undivided sup
port OF his own party, both In ana OUT 9,
the district. and that good reports Woulu
come from the mountains on the Gay .
election. i..,, "a
Senate Clerk Thomas a. Lynch, /, g g
FTazewell who Is a member OF the NlH l
District Democratic COMMITTEES ana ~ Y,
active party leader, Ia still the c s;,s
When seen last night regard Ing the ,po..ss,
acal sltuatlonin the Southwest NJ. Ey's''
said he was happy over the on tlook,. (, ],
s.'The nomination OF 5enat tor ruce eo '..
not have been Improved 'lpon,',t ne sa, y
i,,If Bruce can't win, then no one cou y
we have our fight ling cloth on. ana 9 q, y
feel that our prospects Of success q Fs
3brighters than III n ma M years We are g
certainly going to put up the best PCS;
sslbls battle which " y " opf y WEI y
make, WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
LIST q III PRIZES.
Firernen's Convention Program,
Has New Been Cornple ted.

THE State SFlremen.s Convention, which
begins here Tomorrow, promises to be d
great success. The official program
with the L exception Of the list Of prizes
to be q wa i.ded, has already been printed,
Here Ii the latter: II, 4 IN
sSfGs1. Largest and best appearing uniformed
company In parade, $780, n 5s
NJ NextS largest and best appearing uni
formed company In parade, $50. II IS a
81 Hose race contes T.. free Tor all flrst
prize, = 80. 81 s;
Nj \ Hose race contest free tor all sec
sond prize. 100.
Ssi 8. oso @ rae o. nssocla ton companies
only-fir prize. 500. Also custody 81
trtln1pet.) 81 8fs 33s5 Al d
u g e.s& Hos Hose rae collation. companies
on oofllyr-se second prize, $50. Rs
isssa7 .ssS Hose IA ce----assocI aton companies
Bonly---t1lrd prize, ST.
s5 9. Finest Uniformed band attending any
association company $50. 5SS n p
W Second best Uniformed band attend
Ing any assocla ton company, $25.
And In addition the rnar,ageme emit o.
3 dle,wood offer two prizes for band corr
tests. to be etermined upon 5thelr6musical
5qualncat lions. l a1'ys ~
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mrs CHRIS Gil b! B:|lAlB:. I.
HAD P|R|EM0AI.1I0h
.Loathto LettH husband, Who Died
in Milwaukee, Leave Home,
Says Free Press.

The Milwaukee Free Press Of August
18Th has the following account 4 81 the
e ee4rea Of & c6Tly
ing that Mrs Baa b had O. premonition hof
her husbands death y: III t.i b; AL
Mrs. Chris Bnab Iatc hmond, Va, is said
to have had pIemonItiont o. te ]. aea ~
yesterday In his room e Il The Hotel Blatz.
Mr. Baab was In VA milwaukee attending
the Eagles convention His widow 10 "a :
home, rs li,5 lA sss,4s
asthma. When he left his home In Rich
imond u week ago to-day ne was an I MS
usual health, but his wife ls said to have
remarked that, she Wished he aWou ielt 7
p som asux l.o, Would happen 70 him.
When tile train carrying q delegatlon
OF twenty-fly Eagles nf Aerie No. SsS
pulled out of Richmond M RS I. Baab was
d Hs Hin sfrom coming to M ilwaukee.
Her farewell lasted i'm til 4 the. train was
more than d mill out Of the city and she
was being carr! LED rapidly lnotthWaTd w Wlth
Me- NJ mhe Fa 1w
z Mr. Baab took part in the parade Of
Eagles Thursday afternoon, and he
was affected Lby the excessive heat,,5 lte
retired 70 1871 Insl
Holman and apparently was rec yerln,g,
when he sufreredt a re apse. which RESULT
cd In his death shortly AFTER 2 q c1ock
The h body MAS taken to g! 4 !. Truesdell's
undertaking rooms bll Rroad "a, where ere
morning blythe Richmond Eagles, as
ss!ed by ossrs q ths h nsy I Ae es
corted ID the Union depot by the Eagle
bend sha sgan aens
brother viii leave for the South at a;lo
O'CLOCK. 3. K T. {. Z
THE richmond Eagles were g I. nave J, I
He"s h antl ta.day 81 ne Death q NJ 3
naab telsgE,aaW1 we Her se ~ M Baabs
sudden sud a end besldss i'is vito Mr. Baab
Is survived c ! Hs s1 q. j., be rem
resented en- Y At the services here to-day BY
,he following ~ q aa aSrlS'
V a Mayor assSV b. Yaple chilltcotla, o.;
Colonel III II Sellers Detroit; lud mTs II 4
Monticello. Ind. ana 9. ~. ea 1l ana ga y
'Hpringneld,s Mass. * 3I8 N ss si5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
D SENATOR SADLER HERE.
Chairman Of Williamson Com
rnittee Is at. MurphY's. ..-

Senator Joseph p. sadler. Of Powhatan.
chairman OF the legislative committee.
which investigated conditions lat the
Eastern State Hospital a few months
ago. is at Murphy s.. having returned last
night from Chesterfield Courthouse,
where he went on legal business.
& Concerning the probability OF an @ca rly
report, Senator Sadler3 said the stenogra-
#pher had not yet completed writing out
the testimony taken before the commit
tee. and that he understood It would YOU,
make over 500 pa ges OF typewriter ma "a + +
ter,
He expected the stenographer to COM
tplete his work BY the last OF August.
and thought the committee would meet
here about the middle OF September to
begin work on the report e
While Senator sadler did not care TO
be quoted on the subject. It has all along
been evident that there Will be two re-
ports. n al
The chairman said last night that he
had already completed rough draft
OF the one he Will submit. and It Is be-
lieyed II Will not be, very favorable 70
the institution. iaa55s]E s. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.S 81 RI. MEN S.
PICNIC J TODAY 0 A
The Committee Has 500 Water
E5 melons for The he ]. En-
ployes. $; .#.
.No. FEATURE IS NEGLECTED. e { I T. .
Outing e Last from Early This This,
Morning Until Sum a
5s.sz down. 3
\ Ntlo. F {: i IS NEGLECTED.

The annual outing and picnic OF the
street car employees will take place to-
day, and from $3.50 o. clock this morning
the FUN viii last until the going down Of
the sun. Tho event Is being looked for or
ward to with the greatest interest and
enthu siasm, and everything Is pointing
to the assurance that 1t will be a grand
success. The picnic Is to be held In
lyesthampton Park, and the three thou-
sand employees OF the company will feast
and make merry all the day long.
Everything is In readiness, as the va
irious committees have been working their
hardest to have the affair successful anu
enjoyable in every respect. 6s
E} The watermelon committee has put IN
good work, and there are five hundred
of the big, Juicy melons to be placed be-
fore the hungered. fs n 4i5
The bachelor committee, Of which Mrs.
fig !. Craigie is chairman, will look after
the comforts OF those who have no lie
partners to care for them. III u iii
Secretary w. H. Bowden, OF the 5Vir-
ginia Passenger and Power y. NJ. g. A,
is In charge OF the outing. i.5 Y
Various Committees.
The various committees on arrange
ments are as follows:
Bachelors Table-Mrs. FIJI. Craigie,
Mrs. 8. w. Hun. Mrs. J. r. Station, Mrs (.
E.. G. Livesay, Mrs. j. c. Bosher, Mrs.
s. w. Brightwell. W. J. Gerber. Mrs.
Gilbert Clenden, Mrs. IA. r !; R'lndlett,
Mrs. IS. A. Daniel. Mrs. J ). E.. Browning
Games-Airs. D. A. Franklin, Mrs. ~.
s. MacLean, Mrs. Paul Pearce, Miss Miss
Carrie Eubank
Athletic-w. c. Graham. T. ". iadi-
son. f. w. Morrissett, J. +. Fair, g. 4.
Anderson, P. Keppler.
| .Amusement Tickets-H, G. Alexander.
Charles Clinely. Il ~ {ls
Merry-Go- Round-W. 8. Brinkley, r.
T. Dunn. j. C. Adams, w. j.. Haynes,
| w. p. Burchett, j. w. Archer.
Bowling Alleys-Walter Ford, W. II.
Heintzman,4 C.. 3. Puckett, #. E. Hall.
| j.. E. Jackson, H. w. Barker.
Shooting Gallery-A. 7. Johns. G. p.
Osborn. n .63 OK.
Boats-L AZ Austin. e. p. Wooters,
G. e. Browning, J. s.. Trayior.
Lemonade and Watermelon-George
Gil, r. Triplet.
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Property Transfers.

;Richmo nd ohm B. and Agnes e. Web
Der and Mary W.. Ross ito r. G. Jackson's
trustee,#ls feet on cost aide First street.
Ashton S tarke and wife to Helen =, =. 3.
Pettway, rs IL feet on west SIDE 81 ,rIrst
q TsS southWess% cor1'1 II NJ
4 81 H len J. Ii and William snellings
TO H r.. Pollard, rust &c, % rect on SO VIZ
line 1'of Beverly Street. rs feet west q
Henry s.. Montgomery TO p y AZ CO tin.
trustee, SO ga feet ons west line OF Z FarR
Street, 40 feet southaoS Floyd 4 Avenue,
y ~ c.; Sheppard and vile 70 y: Pol.
lard trustee, q 33 1-3 feet on east line y
Twenty-seventhl Street, " % FEET nortl g I
Archer n ergusson and wife y 70 H.es;A::
McCurd y, trustee AS feet on north. line q
State Street. between Marshall and Union Union
Streets z Fulton, Sl00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
WANTS
COUNTY PRISONER |:|| / !. ] lei;
Deputy Sheriff 2 e Mlsecklenburg,
b Applies for Maj ! c l1''
i st q \ ed With Assault Eand Battery.
WORK ON JAIL BEING PUSHED E J
Brick Work on Upper Stories les
Will Begin at One
New Shortage. &.
Y I3yo,,nr man giving his name as N. 81

YAH young man giving his name as n. W
Wallace, Jr., deputy sheriff Of Meclslen-.
burg county, N I. CT, requested County 20.
,slsaaman$ C;arnett yesterday that $ ohn
ROSS, alias Robert Irving, the colored
icsc, ned Z convict who assaulted Mary
.lexander In Henrico last week, be turned
aver 10 him to be ia ken back to the ~ r.
y Heel state The stranger was asked for
hts papers, but did not even have q letter
10 Identify himself. III Il Il 4
Iii is understood that there is reward
for Ross Of something over 500, butaNf al
lace denied this and said 1t amounted only
: to $40, 5,5 II ast i Z,
ia Ot!iccr Garrett has written to the Nor,1
Carolina Governor with reference to the
award and feels that 1t viii be q big
one. I1e5is quite rnystified at Wallace
a Kos Ross viii be heard on the charge Of
assaulting the negro woman Mary
Alexander next e. Saturday. He will aD-l
pear before Squire Thomas
No New Discovery. IA
y The account Of ex-Treasurer William
II III Yrauer. OF Henrico. was gone through
Inv the expert accountants. II. B. Boudar
~: Co, at the, courthouse yesterday to Sc.
cure some specinh.data for the Common
wealtlls attorney in regard to the sui
which will be brought against the bonds
men of Mr. Brauer for tho $9O shortage
which was discovered in his books quite
while back. i3g 81. 6
No new shortage or any special lacts
OF interest were discovered except the
I data Attorney Wendenburg desired.
Work on New Jail.
The iron orders have been laid across
The cement walls of the new Henrico
county Jail, and the contractor. Is now
ready 70 begin the brickwork to corr
4 plete the upper stories. 1t is understood
that this will be pushed rapidly.
The front part OF the building was
rising rapidly until about two weeks
ago, when the upper part OF the windows
was reached. Here apecial shaped
II brick was needed to form the arches
over the windows, but none had been
ordered early enough beforehand, and
since that time the required bricks have
been ground to the sizes desired by hand.
This has been slow, expensive and
tedious labor, and has been the only
cause Of delay In the erection OF this
part OF the jail (.
Never Came Back.
Clarence w. Faunteroy, colored. was
up before Squire George Washington
! Thomas yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF receiving watch from r. A.
Burton s. Co.. of No 322 East Broad
Street. to be paid for on instanients
and after the first payment never show
ing up again. The timeplece was valued
M at $40,
The magistrate decided that thirty
days In jail would make the prisoner
N better realize the value Of time.
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M|sSflAHvE)R|N|E.S':|I..
warm RECEPTION |. [ ! i IN
IrnsnDf. Rill'1 at the Casino Last
Night She Makes
s5ssi d Hit. | 81;
FAvoRlTE or o Ill n DAYS a Is
Miss Lowering Pretty and q .1A't
tractive Company Gave an I'll
\ Excellent Performance. IS

n I'd, W 81 n a roll icksodne farce comedy
Z WITH tl,o ever popular Lucille Ia Verne
\ n. me star, part, made d decided hit at
the Casino last night and pleased an an
\ enthusiastic crowd which filled the large
play -houso and laug hcd heartily through
the three acts OF fun maxi I, 8. 5 NJ ,9a
SS Miss I, "a Verne, who won her way nto,
the iGhearts OF 4 Richmond theater-
when she was a member Ut the Inflated
3but excellent Giffens Company, played tho
part Of the dashing Mrs. Hnrton, q lady
with a theatrical past and q tlirtatlo QUE
present whose laugh made the evening
merry both In front and behind the to Z =
lights. One recalls the days when the nc
ndern, ara Is Fan, AL tho Comfort OF
Home. ".g "A Under. Two Fl ags, s and ~ dozen
others, But one also nppreciate s sthe TACT e s.
4ttat since her European expert nce. sfle
has II AIKEN a. long step to- the front. fS
$s5 Miss Daisy Lowering 4 who lately pie yed
\ WITH Tho IA Walter Edwards Company
shared the honors with Miss ~ q er ne
and locke as pretty and entloing as ever
4 tie front row Johnnies could desire sir VS.
54as Their Own g ornpary 81
The company Is owned by N isses Il I L. a
5yerne and Lowering, who act o. their
own business and stage mana gers, and
Who have gotten together q capa Die m
pany OF Intelligent actors. d, a
-lsAs a specially In the second act g three
children eonie, Edna and lola Flug \ y
rath---did some remarkably clever dancing,
which Ithe audience was quic k!.tlo q pp r'eeT8
ciate and which called for four tenoores,.5.
AN Miss II La Verne received q wa nm wei
come at the hands OF her friends and ~ ad- 9.
mirers At the performnnc to-nigh ut and an
at tomorrow matinee and night performs
nnces .Dr. Bill Twill be " epeate DUR
Ing the rest Of the week S3'J ane Eyre
WILDE played. with Miss Lowering IN the
name part. ES Ed a33$,
81 IN speaking OF Miss Lovern g' g. citing
MI ss la " ern said with som warmth:
5"she's the best Jane Eyre on tn g stage 81
and Miss lowering would no = deny the
charge. The acting OF Miss Hattie N Y
fen. who played the eccentric old lady"
was especially good and need 3. 9, word OF
II a rt
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\ Reduce Admiss ion Price,

BEGINNING We dr1esday, n August u, II the
from ten to d ve cents. md N he Scoupo on
tickets VIII be discon tinued. t The mar.
tagemcnt, NJ ter due and careful consider.
alton, have adopted ills Il plan II III order
TO g bollsh i great q ma NY complicat lOns
and a.!pconyeniences.! and have discovered
excellent reasons for the chan sc. M
a$ The attractions on the Stadium, moving
pictures, fireworks aud other exhibitions
Will continue free to the pat rons,E and
these, with the excellent music furnish.
ed by the management. will be ample In
Sducenlent to citizens to visit the Park
Beautiful. sFS }a u S$63 n s8s
All outstanding coupons will be honored
the same as in the past. 3s stS3E
& The five-cent9 admission will include
Sundays, and no charge at any time until
N 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
I. TALK OF SEWERS.
Street Committee Hears Citizens
N. as to Local Conditions. 4

The Street Committee held an adj
journed meeting yesterdayl afternoon. and
disposed OF good deal Of sawork. but
most OF, II was OF a routine nature.
y Many citizsns were presen asking that
alleys be graded. sewers laid, etc, but
most of thesa matters we're either re-
ferred to the ward committees or to tho
City Engineer for reports later on.
Some other subjects which were dis
cussed vent owe! for action by the new
Council, the present body being now
practically In its dying hours.
Superintendent Henry Cohn appeared
and asked that better approaches DC
afforded 10 the crematory on Orange.
st John and st. Paul Streets. He said
paesent conditions we're dangerous botli
10 the rnen and mules. The matter went
over for action by the new Council.
There Yas large attendance OF the
fneroberE, and number OF citizens were
pTEEEIlt. KS 4t AZ Ati.e tsEs85sg
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$Davs With the Ambulance.

E The q tysl ambulance was ca lied to tho
First Police Station at 20 o. clock yes
terday morning to tend o white man.
named j. d, & Beale. who had been found
on the street nearly dead. He had been
drinking. Or. Mason !, took e 3 him to the q,
proving. M
rs James Buchanan. II an cmploye at the
Locomotive w rks, dropped 81 heavy piece
'ofairon on his foot at ! o clock yesterday
Z: DR.. NJ son dressed -FOUR bad
" mashed toes and took him home.
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] Z. HARDWOOD ! 5, PRAISED
Press plirnents Richmond
as.5i Business Man on Fine w or K.

DuSlllCSS 81yA OIL III - - - =
Under the cap ion Of colone i y, <;
woods n 81 .,.$ the n Norfolk Ledger Dis !;
patch OF few days go co tnin ns' 81 the the
following Il It's editorial columns:
he I. NIX p a.. Maya zine con ains "a
full report OF the recent convention held
In Buffalo, I 1T which It was az cided 70
hold the next annual convention IN N or
folk during the mestown 4 E'xposi ton.
The report sa yH:
ore than an hour p,ns q eYoted TO
3balloting Il for the city for AZ ext years
annual convention. here was a. slump
II SIN Antonio stock {; Denver had weak
support;; Asheville, N G.. retained Il the
strength It's had oil the week ntlc
City got one lone vote, and Norfol Va.
through the i&hustle put up by its dele
gates at the eleventh hour landed 4 the
plum. Y. 81. $is III
, ~ very stout gentleman, whose
name Is hard to pronounce, got in his
insdious work at the last m ON cnt and
stampeded the convention with his word
pictures OF the beauty OF the Virginia re-
sort. His subtle references to soft -shelled
crabs. live broiled Holsters, delicate ter
8rnpin, and II n 81 panorama OF Uncle SAINTS
warships In Hampton Roads was Just the
thing to renew the enthusiasm OF the del
Eegates and Norfolk got Il the persimmon
in a jiffy. " ~ rs ,3 4! rs Ss
II THE very stout man. whose eloquence
did valiant service for Norfolk was Col
8onel John 8. i, HARDWOOD & 55'ot ~ Richmond,
chairman 4 OF the National legislative
COMMITTEES Of the y. +. \ a, ana a former
member OF the Virginia Legislature.
Colonel HARDWOOD lis one OF the leading
business men OF Richmond, and an agree
% ble and companionabe gentleman & Il Nor
folk tenders him thanks for;s his timely
speech In her behalf Z. ". Il. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
This Column Daily

for ii NEW TESTIMONIAL as to ths
wonderful CURES effected BY THE
tMECkLENHURG M NERAL WATERS,
Chase City Va 1t
Others tell what their waters are, we.
show what ours do, These are no FAM
iclEs, These are FACTS, Let those who
were cured speak for themselves.
/; 4 .3j LISTEN, a.
st DR. peVil bis,F Of Toledo, o., writes us,8
si@ That he used the AIecklenburg Chloride
Calcium Water In q case OF Pertonitlsi
In Fort Wayne, Ind, /, with excellent res
suits; and he thinks the water a mosl
Ssmark abls one, s e j; 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.Delarue--Streat.

IN A marriage license was issued at the
Henrico County Courthouse yesterday
morning to Mr. Edward A, Dclarue and
Miss Grace Nj. Streat 3
Mr.. Delarue Is II wel-known young
bookIeeper Of Richmond and Is the son
OF aIr. Gus a. Delarue. Mss streat Is
a popular young lady residing at z52l
Grove Ayenue.
! Sweeney, u s. Manning, Robert shep-
pard, Maurice A. Powers, Joseph Faherty
and Tom Lester. Mr.. Gus y, Delarue,
brother of the groom, will be the best
Haven. Coan,, will BIO the maid o!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Charters Granted

The state Corporation Commission ha 2,
granted the following charte &; Va y !, =.
Barrett Company 5 (rncorporateu), I, De a
. fx1't Secretary and treasurer
iDendron;3 is b. Barrett. vice. preaslaeN y
otterdam Capital na stiH3ek ~
Charlton. .i j. N Gates Good George ~ v
H,,ff Cheriton; San,u ell Townse nd, VIE
president, Townsend per !; A, DG 2X' ~
capeville: sSo.l Se.yiaT K.
Hppet nr.h IAN, DastYille;j. w D. Noting
ham. G7hespaislde. Capital. " $5o, ~
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lions, whieh Included the follow it's ~ ~
thiS month 81 81 ~. Z. /. \. III n ~
August Cool and ple .s,.s.' - r,,ar.
hi AHs;jsf aNth9io 9Sd--Hot md sultry.A g
S8l XuStIst ol(h--srhunde sturn1s. II, Sg
+ a AGSuet S6t tn lghtly cooler: I !. " 7.
August 2Sth TO september q Ivy
NJ ssptet,sber 4th.-Very violent thur'der Is
v September t,h-suitry. With thunder l'ftr''r
NJ Sentstnhar ath-clearif,g OF showers
ana tfo i ot weather will be over. Z, !. w
September 10th to 10th COOL ant ana
p1eaeaflt III ~, roia
wave. s e, AZ n ]. /. 4 Y. ~,
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BROKE INTO STORE. !,
Three Y Dung Boys Defended by
Messrs. Richardson and Glenn.

s Sherman Buckley, Eldridge Greentrees
and Robert Clayton. three boys. appearede
the charge or entering the store on Nell-
able street Sunday afternoon a bout
10 clock, The smallest boy sherman =, y. vas e,
INT the Istore piling up lot OF tes,
and the other two We're on the tslde
acting as look outs 10y were dis $, Z.
cred BY tho son az the propri etor..'l lley
had a1sfalse key With which to enter
@ Nessrs. p. G. Rtchar dson and Il Hn a;,!,s !.
Glenn were In the Police Court, q nd they
undertook to defend Ks the t4 boys ms
younger one, who was IN the store, was
Immune on account OF his age, 10 years.
and there was Ut tleevldence 70 4 eo q sc
nuent plea and Justice Graves let tns
.boys go with q warning, I'll tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
DROVE HORSE AWAY.
Small Darkey Left 70 Hold Horse
Nov Missing-D ittoFAnimal.

siE. ~ IIoneJl an aged Hanover farmer,
atpfafsd ~ Chief Warner y Office ysste r.
Gay ara slas,ed tfiat be had hired q srnail
ana Carr i.sraeta aton, / o'clock In the
afternoon vale ns vent To attend to
sQn3s pss;ar>s, atid wbsn he rfturnfd ne
f1sJ,l1 b1th tile tiorge and wagon ana the
my tpsesfbgs - Ill
m iisd Heard from byntanders that 4 ne
b1y md GffYeg TBS fiN nDt0wn while nc
nas anaI. IL 1Eseftl1fd ths horse az
nadiGsd 70 Islp a lDOkotit tor the boy and