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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

Mr.. Rhudy Is we'll known throughput
this section, and his many friends regret
TO hear OF his illness. He married M lss
Grace, daughter OF r. L. Lundy. Of the
Bank OF Grayson.3 q Y Il
I'll Misses Lessie Welsh. OF Elk Creek, and
a Salle Housman, OF Ethelfcets, were cali
Ing IN town Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dora Sutherland. who has been
visiting her brother. NJ. NJ. Sutherland, OF
Wytheyille. returned home Friday. 3f5S
Az Mr.. c. A. Watson, manager OF the
Marion Furniture Company, Marion. is
visiting his wife and children here.
Professor q. G.. Carr, principal OF the
4 Progressive Preparatory School. at Bride
creek, made q business trip to Roanoke
last week. s A e 4lt &, i "a
Mr.. Swift Waugh, OF Hotel Waugh Is
spending several days with friends, at Ell
Creek. 81 .5 x ~
!. Mr.. N. NJ. Ward II OF the furniture fac
y tory. was receiving lumber at Dublin
and Pulaski las week. "
"a number Of guests are spending the
summer at Nuckoll's Springs. near town.
n On account OF the continued rainy
Weather. the farmers OF this section are
finding It almost Impossible TO take care
$of their crops OF oats Eand hay. al 5553 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
q WANT CAVALRY TROOP.
Governor Will Be Asked to APP
"a prove Project. 81 s
,rec,nl a rhe ,rIIm1,,cs-plspatct,

35Fa55fl Especial 10 - nc FllIncS-lJlsphtCHJaf
X NORFOLK, VA.5 July q. fhe move
ment looking to the organization OF !
Il cavalry troop In this section Is likely tp
assume definite shnTta within the next
two or three days. WI thin the past sew
cral days a number OF Norfolk gentlemen
standing close to tIle Governor have Smad,'
trips to Richmond and urged Giovernof
Swanson 10 authorize TIN, organization of
the troop. While 1t Is not $deilnitely known
what tic Governor has decided to do IN
the matt err. It Is generally believed That
Z he will put mis- stamp OF approval upon
4 the project
Theirs Is naturally some opposition 70
3 the cavalry movement on the Part OF the
other State military organizations, IN
view OF the limited means the disposal
4 OF the State for supper OF such orfs1tni2a-
tons. Still, It IS not believed that this
opposition has ass,t1l ed y "A folHlid pc
shape i.8s sg5
II organized. tho new cayal ~ company
will te known unoGlctally as 4 Troop "A,
there being no cavalry company In the
State at / present. There are now more r
than one hundred and III ty names on the
recruiting list OF he proposed company
hut this number would rohably pc GU
\ down 10 about sevcnty-tiye II should ING ING
troop be organized aF N 5aatiI -gF5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
VENDORS
HEAVILY FINED Nj 1 !.
Norfolk Druggist l is 4A'ltdl]j '4 g'
Guilty 81 Traffic That Makes Makes
Human Wrecks.
CLERK TEsTlFlE b Aga INST HIM
Said That Both Of Them Had
Sold Drug Without
Prescription.

especial i, ID rhe Times. Dispatch.

Il Especial 10 Tie Times Dispatch)
Il NC)RFo DIX, VA. July 24--.s. 7 slalcht-
n1ord and j. Lee Seneca. two Of thos see
suspected OF being guilty OF the illicit
trnilicking In cocaine, which hns made
10 many human wrecks among tho poorer
classes OF the city especially the negroes,
were tried for the offenso in the Police
Court to-day, on warrants sworn out ny
Chief OF Police II, Mallory Bo,isi1. Itioh--
71lond was fined 800 and costs, but ~ 4
pcnled his case to tho Corpora ton court ui.
Seneca paid his fine OF SIS md costs.
Richmond Is the proprietor Of m E; ;ll
Main Street drug store, ana seneca -
d clerk there. Seneca entered plea OF
guilty 10 the Indictment gsilnst him. ana
he was used MS d witness against Rich.
mond. " In previous case he was fined ca
s325s and costs for selling cocaine mt Rich
mond's store. Asked BY former Judge
WILCOX his counsel. who paid his finc.
no replied that Richmond did. Io also
testified that Richmond and he. too s had
void the drug without a prescription from
d physician 4I5 5s 5& . {,
# Richmond testified; ~ can only say hat
no cocaine has been sold at ny place ~.
the las twelve months, nor has II ever
been sold there without a prescription. 53
The opinion here Is that the law does
not provide punishment sufficient for Of
tenders OF this kind. and $ant effort may
be made to have II amended II fs3 y 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
OFF FOR CHICKAMAUGA
seventy-First Regiment Making
Extensive Preparations.


Y FRANKLIN, A.! July Arrange
,menits have been about completed for the
en- campment OF the 3eventy-flrst Regi-:
En,ent. Virginia Volunteers, so far as the
different companies are concerned q T
;Chickamauga Park. Georgia. In Aug st.
and the first section OF the regiment Will
leave Norfolk over the Seaboard Air
Line at go o'clock on Friday morning,
the 9th, on special train. It Is re-
ported that tourist cars Will he furnis ned
the regiment, and In that event the jour-
ney will not be rs tiresome n TO the men
as 1t otherwise would be- a
Tho regiment Is due to report at Ch1ck-
amnuga Park on Sunday morning; the
10th. A which will give sufficient time in
which Is reach that place. When the
troops arrive In Atlanta they will be
transferred to the louisville and NASH.
Vile Railway, along which is 70 catea
the most beautiful scenery. and when
will but them IN Chickamaugn without
further change. tss n ,.6s$5 !,
5 Company , at this place, has been
mn king nreparatons for some time and
4 Il decided improvement IS 70 be seen III
TIA drilling, due TO the hard and faithful
work nj Captain J.i3P. Gay, Jr,& and ms
5ai,bordinntes and to the interest mani
tested by the members Of the Icomm1lana
In the encampment not heretofore mani
tested When officers and mon work
together there is yeryg5apt 70 70 De some
thing doing 3555, !, 4,
& New uniforms have been received py!
Company II. and issued out, which In
!cI,des new full dress and the khaki uni
fnrrns. campaign hats, etc, Several new
Man nave enlisted during the last month
and Company viii take between fifty
and sixty men. and will be in the first
section to move, Company ] mas Two
drills n week, and last esfny night Is
;;nai,;e6 visit from Major b. w, Sala-
s.mnnsl,y, h or Norfolk. The&compnny went
sthrough guard mount, which was re-i
viewed sby Major sallmonsky. !,
This encalnpmpnt Is compulsory, II ana
every enlisted man hos TO 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
.GALAx RACES. TO Dc
feature OF BIG FAIR.
Horses Already on Ground il
Training Town Preparing
to Receive Visitors.
'ecial 10 The. Timcs-Dtspatcf

iES Especial 10 The. Iimes-Dtspatch.)
CiALaH. VA. July 24,-Extensive
preparations are being made w the Fair
Association and BY the town In general
for the accommodation and entertain
ruent OF those who will attend the Twin
I County Fair here September, 5th, 9Th,
and 7th The popularity OF the Galax
Fair last year, with Increased facilities
for the comfort OF a crowd and a NUM-
4 ber OF free attractions engaged insures
IN total attendance of from Il, 900 to Ii, 900
people The racing promises to be a
feature. Twenty horses from points in
Virginia and North Carolina. many with
$pcdigrees and records. are on the grounds
ond in training. while room for others
Inns been engaged The 2rncctrack and
grounds here are #almost ideal. Situated
&iE the heart OF a prosperous and prog res
5sive section OF tho country, and under
experienced md efficient management,
the fair promises to be one OF tho most
popular hold in1EVirglnia this season.
Mr.. w. ], Harp Is putting up In the
east end or the city large and &up-to-
date. rolling mill. Among the other build
ings In the process of erection or for
which plans have been made are the fol-
loving dwellings,: Or, Ring, OF cnrsons-
VILE; G. II. Gillian. OF North Carolina
r, T.. Dickinson, OF Old Town; II, =,
Williams, H r, p, I<inzer, p. L. Whitley,
and N. AI.NVard. Galax; stores and bus
1, mess houses. Ward Bros & Co.. Blair
Hardware Company, 8, Wclcha and
q, r. Gillian; an addition to tho drying
kilns OF Galax Furniture and Lumber
FCompnny's plnnt; n Christian Baptist
Church, and q Methodist Church, Anum-
Der OF these buildings will DO OF brick
Mr. o. y. Rhudy, former editor OF the
sGrayson Gazette, Is seriously III with
tuberculosis, He went TO Colorado about
mine months ago In search OF health,
but Finding his mission frultless, he IS
now on his way home to Independence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
LEPER SEEKING
MIRACULOUS STREAM 1
Syrian Believes He Will Be
Healed if$He Can Get to
Palestine.
(By! Associated Press.)

BALTIAIO ORE. Md July u q. &c gorge
Tsossett, the Syrian leper, whose presence E,
at various points has lately agitat'e q
8Phlladelphians and the people OF West 's1 4
,crn Maryland and West Virginia town 8,
Is still at Golden Ring. Md, where ne
was to-day examined by City Isacterio' y;
ogist Stokes and Dr.55;John $. Fulton,
secretary 81 1.-THE S tate Board OF Health,
who, after nllcrosco Optical examination 10 or
OF the diseased Tissues taken from the
man g body, pronounced his case genuine II
3lcprosy. Dr. Fulton, However, says that
the syrlan's dsease Z ina y be said ITO be
very nom conlnunlcableS IN this climate
Rosse it's present desire IS to mike his
way to Palestine, where there Is a stream
the miraculous power Of which, he Il p be- n
slieves, Will heal ii 5of his aftlic tion.
sRossctt ut Golden Ring until g iran ge-.
ments can be- maj de for his cor veylIca
10 some one of the leper colonies. 3S &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
8 FUGITIVE NEGROES,
Rewards Have Been Offered for
Their Apprehen sion.
\. TheIt TAPpre1erlsi'o-1l'3 100

(SpecInl to The Times ispntch.) II
IT T'ARN1VILLE, VA. July 24,--Tho fol
lowing description has been given me
Prince Edward authorities OF two 81 me
three negroes who are at large, charged
with tho murder of John Grub. the aged
Englislman. at Tuggles:
M Railroad Bill" bout twenty five years
old. five feet six to eight inches tail;
chunky build; shiny or greasy black;
heavy black mustache;E rough dressed.
with black cap; walks with q decided
limp. Jess" or William Rutiln. about
.thirty-nve to forty years old: five feet
six to eight inches tall: well built; weight.
100 pounds: dark gingercakc color; fairly
we'll dressed: dark clothes;i black SOFT
hat; sometimes wears mustache; walks
with u quick gait, IS
a reward is offered. md my informa-
ton concerning the mon should lie adj
dressed to the sheriff OF Prince Edward
county 555ts ssifj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Masonic Temple at Boydton.

i BoYDTON, VA, July N.-The sub
scribers for the building OF the Masonic
Temple met here In the courthouse last
night to determine the location Of the
building. They had options on the store
house and lot belonging to T. II. Boyd
and also on the store-ho and lot be-
longing to Mrs. Laird and Miss
Chambers. Tho stockholders decided 10
purchase the latter tstore-house and lot.
and "a committee was appointed to close
the contract. Tho style OF the building
and the time OF commencing work was,
deferred to a later date. The old builds.
ing will be torn down and u handsome
brick structure nut in Its place, The sum
OF $500 was paid for the property, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
TH.EUSUAL CRIME
BY BY nj. NEGRO /. G'.|:|I|:||.
Name Of Woman Who Was Was
Made the Victim IS Not
known.
NEGRo DENIES , n THE 1 i Z: CHARGE }; 4 ICE;
Has Been Given Preliminary,
Il Hearing and Sent mt. On On e e,
"A 5a53 Grand \ Jury. s5,a.
NEGRO DENIES The i /. CHARGE ! i: {;
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch) sS
. FETERsBURc1.5.v a., July p. Charged
With attempting criminal assault upon
elady8who resides In Chesterfield county,
q few miles 4 frnm Petersburg. William
tPulier. colorod about nineteen years old,
Ind a preliminary hearing before Justice
jDunston in Ettrick to-day, and was sent
on to the Chesterfield Circuit Court for
trial. VI 573g .8s
The negro has been brought to the
petersburg JAIL. He denies the charge.
The alleged assault occurred yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
STUDY GOVERNMENT. 5
New Triurnvirate Will Assume
Ruling Power in Norfolk.

71719 tSpecIal#to 70 TIC Tlmcs-Dlspatch.)
y NORFOLK,$.fVA. July s24.-N1essrs, r..
Henry Jones, Robert Johnson ana fYarrV
Hodges, members OF Norfolk s Board OF
Control. or the triumyiratc who win az
sumo ruling power In the city on Sep
TENDER LIST, have gone to Washington.
there to learn the manner OF govern
ment as practiced by the district COM
mIssioners. After their return here they
will visit certain cities in the Middle
West and in the Northwest for. the spur-s
pose OF gaining governmental knowledge
ms practlced there and OF such MS they
will be expected to use here. 3 Z "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
B OBJECT TO THE PLANT.
Citizens Prefer That Enterprise
Be Located Elsewhere.

& Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) *
NORrO Ll<. VA. July certain citf-
xens OF Bramblcton@ Ward have risen 10
object to the erection OF the big power
8plant OF the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Traction Company. at the foot OF Reeves
Avenue. Sixty OF the agGrleved citizens
OF the ward met to consider the matter.
and started campaign against the
erection OF the plant They maintain
that It Will make living unpleasant In
the vicinity OF st, and Mt the same time
be detrimental to property values.
Mr.. Y. G.. Hathaway, general manager
OF the Traction Company, has assured
the citizens that the plant would DO built
so as to overcome tho very objections
that have been advanced against hat
IL Will be an ornament to Branlbeton'
and that It will not be surpassed N
point OF excellence By any ike plant N
the South. and equalled BY but one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
CUT OFF TOE,
Colored Woman Has Hand Bad
" Injured in Mangle,

Ntr %. Sheppard wna rolling n heavy
xhne,i in !, ,he Contemporaries and Ohio Railroad
shopa Il Seventeenth Yesterday morning
when the wheel ran over Lhis foot nnd am y, "
Sasr,' attended ps hin ana romoyed him 70
h!s home Ne :9s North sey ,aNa un stTset
.wasan no Mas driving by IAN unruly horse
q chond FrsaerckEhh y AM osohas
a. ,lIsd ard DE- iIulgins attended him,
\" Another call durltE the morning. was 70 M ~
sanIh ssSSenh s episne SnfaTs Fhe
trea ,ed and left her. ., ~.
y rred Hrothers had congsstiye chill AT NO
Sili1 East Franklin Street yesterday morning,
iic ~ employed a,a,he Southern He'll Telcnhona
i'ompnny. and III a tInag.ps took him 70 ne
Retreat for he Sick
Minnie Gray whlle AT work In tho Franklin
Laundry,i 30. $40 West CARY Street, Sesterua,Ss
ei,ernoon hed her hand papsht ~ nhnEt,s
ten Tented her and She was removed 70 her ho'"f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Strike on Southern Pacific,
1Rv Associnted Prels,ls

(By Associated Press.) TlIy
NEW ORLEANS. & La July % "a
strike or the Southern Pacific Railroad
sCompany's car repalrers, which extends
almost entirely across the State OF Louis
lam, from here to Lake Charles, and In.
wolves 500 men, was begun to-day.
n Tho strike involves nearly every class
OF worklnEmen n, occupied An making and,
inspecting cars. The men demand srecog-
milton Of their union.
Specials from Lafayette, La, tonight
say 1t Is reported that tho strike will
shortly extend to Houston, Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
q CsluttedS with Melons,

The S,,,arket is heavily glutt ted VIII water
melons season is = 81 hay SSe
co,nmss Ion L merchants ara leaving the melons
en- The Hands Of the railroads; who to- save
tho growers as much na possible are seilhe
them ii any price they are able to secure. ,A
= Two cars OF melons, were condemned by The
food INSPECTORS yesterday ana there Is nlso
n UGH other stun being condemned on Acco us
thc hot tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
r, - ! q {.
OBITUARY,
] MIS-. Mamie "A. Pond. \

Mrs. Mamie A. Pond died yesterday
Afternoon ;35 g clock at the residence g,
ana Iu I. natIye s Southampton county. Va
where many relatives and friends mourn
their loss She is survived by iiy g, sons
Robert %. Pond, all Of Richmond, n y .
j ohm w. Pond, Of Roanoke. Va.
In tho death Of Mrs Pond 1v,ir r g, [na'
loses anothsIr, from tns e 20 on1eI sho
Was the widow Of James A.. Pond. q
4Mahones Old fbrlgade When the roar s ar
OF artillery nd the rattle o. musk'et,gy
fe tothers ' OF issl sss at sd PetersburE
smtv found her at the bedside Of wound dsI
a. ca Soldiers! struck downSn their very 70
e asfsess S gS5tnepsS ss
Mai vita d loving mother, n constart
frIena md and consistent Christian; Z,
The funeral arrangements, ); hIve q ~.
been made, but the BODY VII p 81 ford
to- Petersburg for lltelli'o't - j-"''i''sTs f
John w. Warriner.
Mr. INN william warmer died yester-
day morning at7l5 oel oepi IN ~ aite ho M
lime SIS Of several mouths He was IN 1y me
s'Sye Mga yoSaT 81 s tho county
and a. Cnnf ederate6 Veteran. BESIDES ms
wife he Is survived by John GhllurSss'
sc Richmond; Mr., j. W., Varr'ner, H.
M Mrs Mrs slan nisy'i B. Esse ali Of Glen
The{ funeral viii he held from Wills 8
Church this morning at lo:S9 oc'o 'eel
Miss Sarah Harrison SWooPe.
News was received here Yesterday ,., OF
the death IN the coumpe i lipsp.t ar, son son
{sWoope, of Katrlne, buckingham cou''sS,
va. Ss,gllt..
Miss swoope recently g N,nsas fr f%o
the Training seh sio fg n this elty she
had lad N been nursing her sister, who had
typhoid FEVER 4, c1 ,Iaa y. when she she
Mrs. Mary N. Yarbrough,
,sy.l RsfYs Yss ss yssstsrJs re-
s y .t ct she is Is survived by her husband
and a, daughter, Mrs. George w. War
iii The funeral wll~take place from Mon
terooa inefmeas viii VIII ps in Moiywoad
I. Thaddeus M. Woody.
pGf sPfiR1ss'n i Amss 5u!y
funeral q NJ. Thaddeuss NJ; Woody. who g
PLAN Hotel IL Ashury Park, N. V, sat.
.urday evening, took place this morning
IN Bandfofd Cemetery a, +. Hlll Camp
Of Confederate Veterans, tn which Mr,
Woody belonsed, met the train and at
tended the fllneral. 55 5} FL
Mrs. S. a.. Calvert,
t tPE,TERSRuRCi, VA. July PAINTS. S.
a. Calvert. formerly of this city. died
suddenly this morning at her RESIDENCE,
widow Of tho late James r.. Calvert and
d sisiarsnf Mrs. ". irving Smith, Of Pee
Atersburgt She was sixty-seyen years OLD.
and leaves three dnusllters NJ ana three inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

the .neighborhood was aroused and q posse
was formed st Deputy Sheriff King, with VII
his boodhounds, has tened to the scene e
After a chase lasting through the nlght
and part OF to-day, the posse to-day came ~,
3upon Dblin, who surrende REQ. He aa le
fired all the loads Of his revolver AZ one
az the bloodhounds, which attacked him.
and severely wounded It. He was t ken
to New Lexing ton to avoid possible lynct-
Ing. gssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Charter Granted.

The Corporation Commission yesterday grant!
Il Ths pr1cipalg rtce Is IN I'u-
askl the Officers na'nsa ar, are vc >.
and c. q. Larew. Il secretary and
treasurer all OF Pulaski Tho ma x x! i,nuins cap.
tai stock Of the company Is $4,000 and tho
minimum 5000 J5fi XIV ~ t9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
EVERY BODY
Titles.
Nothing But Praises for
ELIXIR BABE.K

rho Great Preventative Against ~
iphoid Fever and Positive Cure for chills'
Fever .Agpp. LOSS Of Appetite, Rilllous'5
ness. Dyspeptlc Disorders. Headaches
Palms III the Back, Side or Limbs, -
highly endorsed by physicians, nurses and.
,housands OF users, Malaria makes you
weak, Bnbek makes you strong Insist
on I3abek, Beware Of substitutes
For sale ut all druggists, soc. per DOT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Observation-Disclosures.
,specInl to The mines, pispatch.)

$500 ISIIHcTItT % 1IEIcsT t1hPHtc1E'1 -
ROANOKE, VA, July 24,--Mr. William
ana Mrs Bet'tIe Dunn Klnnler were mar
Fled to-day at the esdence OF Mrs. c. r..
Downs Rev. T, j. shipman, p. D.. pas
tor OF the First baptist Church, oflcint-
Tie couple left on tho $40 o'alock Train
for Manchester, Tho bride Is the widow
Of Mr. ], o., Kinner, and Is a very popu-
lar ind attractive lady fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
MAN APTURED AFTER
LONG CHASE With DOCS
..lRxII AsstocIntnll \ press,

Z, GAINESVILLE, OHIO July 24,-A man
hunt through the woods Of Perry county
TINT began last night, ended In Victory
for the p,rsuers In tho woods near
Gloucester to-daY. MS
While the eight-year-old daughter OF
Charles Hammers. of Mlsco, was picking
blnckberries late yesterday afternoon. sho
was seIzcd by n man named Lew Eblln.
Her screams brought her elder brother.
to her rescue. and Eblin fled,
When the two children returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
aW School

THE LAW SCHOOL OF 8Ric HIM oND
icoLIEoE offers thorough course Of
iiegni studies. extending through two
years and leading to the degree Of ~. q.
"A. y. Montague, I Z. O., Dean.
Frofessors.-A. J. Montague, IL. %
e M. Long. u. g. (Yale), w. S. Me-
Neli !, PHI. D., Il. g. (Iarvard), 9, b.
oarnett, M A. u. g.
Lecturers Coi. d e. Q. Massle, Hon.
John Garland Pollard and Professor s. 9.
Mitchell, Phi. o., IL. o. y.
Session begins September 2eh. For
isrcclal Law Catalogue o, address
President F.tW. BOATWRlGHT.9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Fork Union. Military \ 81 I |:!',I
Academy. RS

b ~ VI! ]. B.. MARTINI. eadrnaster INV
Z Ninth session opens September 10Th Four.t
years course, and diplomas Conferred on those
tincato admits students to colleges and uni-s
versailles. Students especially desired who takss
the full course. IN D y. 553E
s Tho Military Department equipped by the
Department OF War at Washing ton.54 and In
charge OF an officer detailed BY the Ne tlonalai
Government. iEl fi IN ~
Limited number OF young ladies adrnlttea.'
Superior Instrumental and Vocal Depar ttne mt
Of Music. 5l N 5f4 gf6igSj st5 All fsSfs
For terms and catalogue apply to 9 as
waf e. HATCHER, IN
Fork Union Va s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
vIR GINA COL LEGE5

a. I'm. az, "a hi nns I'M ieai,n1 schooi.
forsY Dung Ladies' in! the South. New build ngs,
pianos and equipment. Camp ten acres. Grand I
Tor 1hentt, 4 European, aud va inerican teachers.
Full course. Conservatory 90 yAntages In a r.
Music and Eoe,!!on Cert hsatss
Il MATTE r. HARMS, President, Roanoke, yn.Si Il
4 >AfRs. GERTRUDE HARR1s HEAVYWEIGHT. Vice-Pres.$i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
&C. IS. AZ ON GRAVES.
Headstones Of Confederate Dead
So 10 Be Distinguished, /.

J tdsa'a confsaera,o veterans has SEM out
thra orders The FIRST rseommsnas that the
81 heads,ones bearing the letters ~ An A.,
Mia pointed tops. saSs that Tho graves may
easiiy be Recognized. The third order Is basel
On resolution offered u the New Orleans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
STABBED WITH F DIRK.
James X enney Sent On for % sing,
This Weapon on Enos Johso1l.

4 Enos Johnson III appeared against James
KENNY in I, squire Angle y court yesterday as
the result Of a. beer purity Sunday. y II seems
that Kenney bet ohnson five cents mat nat g.
could whip him and e prevent ths a n,.ast
once ia the mock and again In tho scalp win
4 table fork Kenny was held for 5the grand
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man, died at his home here al an en- "
hour this morning. liter an Illness D Of
one week of typhoid K fever. aged sSth1rt y-g
one daughter, his father and other rela-l