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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-02

Amendment adding Sections 90, a,
q, 43, ~, As. IS and ~ % Ar1icls v Of
the Constitution, providing for the e.
tablishment Of q Court Of Record IN
Escambia County and fixing its juris-
dictiop.
NO
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-02

Are there many FlordianS left now
who believe either Stump Speaker
Broward or attorney-at-law jennings
services are worth $1,000 year to the
people of the State Of Florida. Neither
Of them are putting in honest working
hours for the salary they draw. II Mr..
jennings, as ID claimed and 30 far I'M
disputed, gets $1,000, should not the
Attorney General. elected by the peo-
pie, have % much or more7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-02

Governor Browsrd's last: ITO the
People Of Florida, 4" denouncinR, abusing
and slsnderinR everybody and every
thing that opposes his gigantic scheme
TO huild up a Huge Political Mil. with
unlimited powers and special privileges,
will be taken In keeping with his slick
methods and abuse and do him and his
allies no good, The peoples eyes have
been wide opened and he and his allies
and their schemes and plans will be
defeated Tuesday. IT'S strange that
any Floridians can Worship such idols
"just because they hold high office
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-02

Amendment 20 Section Of ArticA
XVII Of the Constitution relative -
amending the ConstitRtlon Of FloriAa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-02

Amendment % Section Of Article
amending Tie Conssitutic1 Of Florida.
DO,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-11-02

Ex.G0v. Fleming should know where
Of he speaks, when he saye that such q
board a. that proposed by Gov. Brow
ard IL contrary 70 both the spirit and
the letter Of our law, and he Gkonld
have the wisdom Of experience 70 teach
him wisdom when he warns us against
the abuse Of 0Ktravagant powers. The
ex-governor has fought many abuses IN
HE time, but never did he couch his
lance at more dangerous monster than
when he rides into the lists nov. Short
Talks.
We publish In this issue that very
appreciatiYe and timely article Of OOI
much loved and highly respected ex-
governor, and We hope svery reader Of
The True Democrat win Gtudy Il close
y, heed the warning, and vote IN the
interest Of FloridIans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-27

If you want to sell a store, shop,
factory, hotel#or any business
'the want ad. way is cheapest.
quickest, surest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-27

If "'twere well it were done quick
w." then 1t were necessary Tin most
cases) that1t were done in "the want
ad. way"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-27
Took Consumption From Cattle.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81. = That
consumption may be contracted by hui
man beings from tuberculosis cattle
has been proved by the discovery that
DR.. Samuel H. Giniland, for the last
four years one Of the chief assistants
at the Pepper Clinical laboratory of
the University of Pennsylvania, is SUI.
fering from the dread disease to which
he fell a victim while pursuing his ex-
periments among consumptive cattle.
He is now in a sanitarlum at Saranac
Lake, N. Y. and there is said to be no
hope of his recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
HENRY WATTERSON
0N.SEC1'I0NAL|SM
Shall Manhood orfMammon Pre-
vail in the Government Of
I This Country.
ADVISED YOUNG MEN GO SOUTH
nv Associa,ed Pres. !,

PROVIDENCE, r. T.. June 2o.-.Henry
watterson, OF Kentucky, delivered an adj
dress to-day at the commencement ban-
quet OF Brown University on sec ton
aism," which he declared he had fought
all az his life and against which he
would set provincialism and the spirit OF
'provincialistn.
THE one IS a destroyer, the other o
builder" said Mr.. Wattcrson. section
al!sm deals with the. remote and unfa-
millar. It makes distinction. It raises
differences. It breeds hatred and orr
ga,,izes mistakes. It Is not easy to es.
tablsh fixed prejudice between kindred
communities lying alongside. Too much
Intercourse too many common intere SIS ;
too many Ties OF blood and affection. IN
the final equation the good and the true
will outweigh the sinister ana the false.
.But distance lends not always en-
chantment-s misconception ana
acrimony--to the view, too often enabling
the self-seeker and the blgot the eas:er
10 do their .bligh:ing. Why Is IT that
we 80 condemn, and yet SO cultivate
sectonalism? It Is because that uncon-.
sciously our opinions take the color Of
our INTEREST,", and that, In a country
80 separate and 50 vast, their interests
sometimes conflict. 7 e.
s Mr.. 81 Watterson II declared the great
issue ssnows .isg, embodied in the simple
question KS. Shall matnmon or manic
preyailf!in the government OF the coun-
lt1y?g His faith, he said " was strong
that the answer Will be on the side
Of manhood. MI. Watterson asked tho
young graduates to Z go South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
BREAK FOR LIBERTY
COSTS THEIR |. LIVES | {
Nv Associa ted Press

"a (ByE Associated SresS
~ NATCHEZ, MIS- .,eJune 20.-Four lead
and one dangerously wounded, all white
men, is; the result Of an attempt by three
COLA. La, State stodnnfvSiist farm, several
miles down the river from this city this this
morning 3. Il /,
The dead * y
!convicts. II RI IA
JIM SINGLE. convict. u. 81
BYRD, convict. .:sss III
- DUTCH. convict. M
Wounded: ]. w. Gibson, guard. shot
through the body. the ball passing
through the liver. Il
All OF the convicts were sent up from
New Orleans, and we're working In the
saw mill. This morning at 8 clock,
while Captain Block was reading a paper,
Singleton secured his revolver, and. IN
company with Dutch and Byrd, was max
ing of when the attention OF the guard
was attracted.
The guard fred on the party, and Sim
gleton returned the shot, shooting Guard
Gibson through the body. and as Gibson
fell. Byrd secured his revolver. Cons
pelling the foreman, Block, to accom-
pany5 them, the conyicts started toward
the river and placed their. captive in a
skitt when they were fired on by a itrusty
named Deleath. Singleton then shot and
killed Block.
Pay Guard ], r. Ogden Joined Deleath,
and In the III silade that followed, the
three convicts were killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

Lexington, Va: Lee Smith, Brunswick.
Tenn; 4tichard Buckner Spindle, Chris-
tansburg, Va; Albert Stoves. Jr.,a San
Antonio, Tex; Martin Ryerson Turnbull,
4 Lexingt ton. Va: Isaac Samuel Wampler.
Lexing ton, Va; Philip Henry Wisman.
" oodstock, Va; Alfred Miles Withers.
Abingdon. Va: Robert Eubanks witt.
Licking ton, Va. S.5
Bachelor OF scienceG George Henry
Caperton. Jr.. Fire Creek. ". Va; Brent
Elmer Clark. Winchester. Va. Frank
Thomas Dotson, Lewisburg, W. Va;
Walter Hanna Dunla p. 81 Lexington. Val
Harvey Lockhart Hand lev, 4 X wisburg, w.
Va; William Lacy Hoge.. Louisville, KY:
John cCulloch, Jr...; Point Pleasant, W..
Va. /; John Edward Quisenberry, Lexing-
ton, Va. !; Wilford Franklin Railing. Fred I
erick, Nd; Ira Thornton Ritenour, Dill
beck, Va; Ernest Bowling Roeser. Cam
bridge, Md; John Engelhardt Sect
s1aunton Va George William Preston ,,s,,
ssWithers. Abingdon, IF v a, N III W Ri
d d Bachelors OF n Law enry }I Matthew
.Bandy.s Salem, VI sydnor Bohannon.
8Lambert's Point. Va: Charles Newton
Campbell, Charles town, W. Va; William
Walter Cave, Madison. Va; Edward Vic
tor sHardway, Zela. w. Va: James Ber-,
nard Mayer, Clinton, La; William Hay
wood Moreland. Norfolk, Va; Henry
Claude Pobst, e Tazewell, I Va; George
Stafford Rodgers. Tuskeegee, Ala; Alex
ander Wallace Rutan. Carrollton, Ohio;,
Mark Benworth shefe, Watertown, S..
d. Bayard Benoist Shields, Jacksonville.
Fla; John Robert switzer Harrisonhurg,
Va; Henry Cumming Tillnan. Trenton
s. c.: Judge Yertrees Walton, Palatka,
Fla; ohm Alexander Watson, star. Va;
Leo Weinberg, Frederick, Md * 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
PRINCE ARRIVES
FOR CORONATION !
Embraces His Sister and is
Warmly Welcomed by Nor
ways New Ruler.
AN OVATION TO THE KING.
fRv Associated Preas.,

(By Associated Press.)
TRONDHJENf, June 2U.-The event Of
to-day In connection with the prepara-
tons for the coronation OF King Haakon
VII. and Queen Maud was the arrival
OF the Prince and Princess Of Wales and
ther children, on board the British royal
yacht Victoria and Albert, conveyed by
the British second class cruisers Juno
and Talbot. The close kinship OF the
King and Queen Of Norway to che Prince
OF Wales made tho meeting particularly
sympathetic. Tho Prince OF Wales em-
braced his sister and warmly greeted his
and took the little Grown
Prince Olaf in his arms. Later the mems
bcrs OF the suites were presented to each
other. ei.SE1
The royal party remained on the VIC
toria and Albert until o'clock. when
they returned to Sthe landing, where they
awaited the coming OF the Prince and
Princess Of Wales. IA
The departure Of the King and Queen
and the Prince and Princess OF Wales
from the British royal yacht was tho
signal for another series OF salutes. a
great throng surrounded the landinE aed
gave King Haakon an ovation When
the Prince and Princess OF Wales SarriIv s.
at the landing. King IInakon took he
arm OF the Prince OF Wales and marched
with him up the landing and along ~
front OF the guard OF honor the band
{ playing the national anthem and the
crowd cheering enthusiastically. Queen
Maud and the Princess OF Wales and
their children entered a carriage to-
getfer, King Haakonl and the Prince OF!
Wales entering another. The British
minister and the members OF the suites
and aides followed, and the party drove
8 TO the palace through crowded Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
5s4 NEWS SOF4THE SICK.
Saoa sJsiQ ,RPigit p!I I'll Ii- ~
M. Bass, Railroad Man, Able to
5ii|5' Howe W nthe A. ITEMS $S aS

Mr.. Bass, Railroad Man, Able to
Go Home Other Items.
Mr.. C. e. Bass. who was struck by
train and had his leg broken about
Il month ago. while heroicall3i savin':
another man from being run over. was
able to leave the Memorial Hospital
yesterday. li.s.
was brought to the Memorial Hospital
Yesterday by Dr. D. e NJ. 'l'Hyn,an, IS a
former resident physician Of the hos
Mrs. r.. L. Garter. Of North FORK.
". va, entered the Memorial y Hospital 'l1
last night.
the Memorial Hospital, Il:
Mr.. S. H. Stone, OF Emporia, Va,
entered the Memorial Hospital yester-
day afternoon.
4 Mrs. X George washington Taylor. Of
En,poria, va. accompanied by her little
son, Patrick Henry Taylor, entered the
Memorial Hospital yesterday. &,
Mrs John Rat cliff, OF Chr!stansburg.
Va. was taken to the Memorial Hos
pital yesterday morning.
Elizabeth Henry, the little daughter OF
Rev, Dr. Henry, entered the Retreat for
the Sick yesterday for treatment.
Miss Bessie Saunders Is confined at
the Retreat for the Sick with severe III
ness, X ifs Sf5s} i8g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
D. ". MAY CHARGED Ct 4.
With ASSAULT.
Chelsea Hill Man Sought by Po7
lice for Capital Crime; Has III.
n Left Home.

"A warrant was issued by Squire Lewis
yesterday morning and given to Con-
stable George Carter for the arrest Of
D. w. May, OF No, los Bowling Green
Road a young man who has recently
been employed at the Am er!canl Loco
motive Works. He Ia charged With crlm-3.
inal assault on a young woman a Chel-
sea H III about aIweek a so .5gis 4; 8f "
The father of the alleged victim, a
gray haired old man.. went to Constable
Carter Tuesday and In great distress told
OF the soutrage AS q }s 81 S 3l
A1ay5is reported ms having disappeared
from his home and place OF work, and
leaves about $l53 back pay at the Loco
motive Works. which he was wise enough
not to collect, AS tile paymastcl, there
had been notified to call the police II lie
appeared for his wa ges. NJ Il K. Il "
ga OnlcInlly the Richmond police know
nothing OF the nffair..as 1t is not within
their bound hut It Is understood that
Several city police, aof whom Olicer Hat
ton A. Amos. of the bicycle squad, Is one,
have been busy oil the case privately,
knowledge OF the assault has been 10.
several days In the possession az O few,
who have been hunting for May, and
they tried to keep II quiet, as publicity
would make capture MI the more dit,
fcult, Il II. III 81 q y,
AS yet the wherea bouts Of May are
uncertain, He disappeared shortly tier
the crime was commit ed, 1 and /, has not
4 been seen since, Is If l ,9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

4 u "
RlVl McGavock Street. Nashville. Tenn,
writes:
After doctoring for a year and And-
Ing no relief from lencorrhea resulting
from prolapsus uteri, and which was sap
ping my life forces away, finally tried
Peruna,i and when found that 1t was
helping mo every day, 1t seemed almost
too good to be true f59 S
But It not only helped me. It cured
me, and In a very short time. W. e
IL am now enjoying the best OF health.
."1 am strong and free from pain, and
! certainly feel that all praise and honor
are due to Feruna. :" "a
Thousands OF women will read the
testimonial OF Mrs. Caldwell as above
given.
Thousands OF them will be induced to
try the remedy that saved her.
Thousand Of them will have the same
experience she had.
Perlna is the remedy such women
need. Per,lna comes Ikea boon to SUI
fering womankind
Mrs. John Hopp. Webster Ave, Glen
dale. L. r.. N. ", has also been relieved
OF pelvic catarrh by Peruna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Property Transfers Wednesday,.

Rlchmond-Lc Roy p. Brown and wife
To ]. 81. Ford. IS feet on north limo J. O.
Josephine and George Edelblut to John
and Leonard Amhrein. 20 feet on north
line Leigh. Street, 80 feet west Of Kinney
Lizzie NJ. and Charles II. Crew and d
Nellie ], Cherry, one-third interest !. ~ a. a.
ssst T9ath sas Sreee
B. F.8W. Carter5to George T., Fauntle-,
roy. 80 feet on north line of Ho!l street,
IS feet east Of laurel Street; sl;o3 -, Z
and ID WYE wives I to u Harry :: Eichslbsrgsy:
lO4 2-3 feet on Capitol Street, mort heass
corner Ninth Street, and running pa %
Broad Street. on Whlc Il fronts 81 l-s-l y
w ". r. Gray and wife to, same. 20 l-2-1 Y
feet on south line OF Broad street, 90 l-a-laa
feet east Of Ninth street, TO- omes Nav.
,sl dn9 20 si-2,is feet on south line Of Grove
Avenue, sslll-2-ls feet east Of {Haryle
JONI; john y, Gordon and =. 4. catliq2 an and
wives. Ellen Mccance Rogers and u ma NJ;
Grlftin's trustees, to Gilbert ]. Hunt IVY
feet On north line West e, to Avenue. g feet
xe CHARLES ri s i. Richards and VITO e Ed;
Warren Evans "a feet on east line OF
Thrty-aecond Street, % feet south OF
NHenrico1D ". Leake and wife to Car
RE Jefferson. IS l-l6 acres on Osborn Ip ~
pike, about s miles from Richmond, =. oU
Fl. G. Cartoons trustee; q, 81 :, e. rlto g
Thomas and wives to Rosa ". Silver. ~
Z feet on south lima Dickerson Street, ls61s
feet from southwest corner OF Mil Avenue,
Wv j. Gates, trustee, IS. 3, and :, Ger 6
trude Atkins, Emmet W. Gates and Hiram
i. Gates TO Erasmus W. Gates, , sane n,e,, ~
reported from Richmond Chancery csolul y,
Martha D, Palmore and sterling Tayloir
to Otela Il. burrows, lots NOS. y anai IN IN
block d, plan Of Leonard tielsN'sa $l'oU'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Received Serious Injuries
DIV Associated Press,

(H - Associated Press.)
.3 WAsHINGTON, D. c., June 20.-Clar-
ence Nj, Yorke, private secretary to
Chief Justice FULLER. OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, about 3 O. clock
this morning jumped or fell from win
dow at Garfield Hospital and rece iyed In
juries from which he shortly afterward
died. No one saw him when he went
through the window. Mr.. Yorke was about
forty years OF age and had held his posi-
ton with Chief Justice Fuller for many
years. He was sent to the hospitnl yes
sterday for treatment for slight In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
DR. ] HARRIS STEPS! OUT Ut
DR.. Brown !. COMES J. IN
Distinguished Commissioners
Education Retires and Cali
fornian Succeeds Him.
(speclalto The Times Dispatch.)


Fl WASHINGTON. D, c.. June D.-Dr.
William T. Harris to-day, at noon re-
ceived a letter from President Roosevelt
accepting his resignation presented yes
terday as commissioner OF education. DR..
Elmer e. Brown, OF the University Of Cali
fornia, was appointed 70 succeed Or,
Harris, ,liss
Il The appointment was made by the
President upon the express recommend a.
ton OF Or, Harris. together with Presi-
dent Wheeler, OF the UniyersityS OF Call
fornia I; President N. NJ, Butler. OF Cos
lumba, and others, Both Senators from
California Joined In endorsing DR.. Brown 8
nomination, which was agreed upon be-
fore Or. Harris handed in his resigna-
ton.
DR.. Brown, the new conmssl oner, is at
present professor OF the theory and prac-
!tlce Of education at the University Of
sChautaunua county. N.8jY., In 1861, and
educated at the Illinois State Normal and
the University OF Michigan, He has also
studied at German uniyersl ties.
e He has long been an active member of
the national council OF education. OF
which association he became president
In 1905 i
He has been associated In educational
capacities with the public schools Of Illi-
nois, the X, NJ, G, A., Michigan school.
together with the State University OF
Michigan Il and the University OF
California. q
AS a writer upon educational topics.
DR.. Brown enjoys an eriylab BILE reputa tion.
He As the author Of The Making OF Our
Middle Schools Origin OF American
State unlversities.n'a an ep1hrmaking
book on secondary education, and count
less monographs and pamphlets, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
{ RsEsANDSH OLDcRoFT.
Police sergeants !" High Guns for
Their Respective Districts.

The regular police target practice took
place yesterGa a terno Don IN the Seventh
sBtreet 3Arrnory. The shifts from the
First and the Second Stations appeared
and the points made by; ( he different Of
5fcers showed z that target practice has
been OF much benefit to the men. Il s55
5 In y the First District squad Sergeant
Kerse was one OF the thigh guns. He
made Is points; Officers Matt and Bryant
made a he II sanre number, rs and Omcer
The honors of the Second District were
carried OF by. Sergeant oldcroft, who
made "a points, and by Officers Neisz and
.Nuckols. . flcer IN eisz n tied " Sergeant
iHoldcroft and Ohicer IN uckols was one
point lower, and 81 thereb tied Oflcer
) johnson, OF the First Dist ict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Law, and Equity
Charters Granted.

The State Corporation. Commission has
granted the following charters:
Bruce. Stone and Brick Structure Clean
ing Company Gncorpornted) Alexandria.
George NJ Gantz, j oseph w. Meyer, y O.
seph p. Wright, all OF Wa shinston. ca; p
Raleigh Social Club. Richmond. R. NJ.
Lamb, president; Thomas Feldner, vice..
president; G.: z, Essertler, secretary ana
Tho Lois 4 Mutual T telephone Company,
Lois, j. M. Price, presid - Stiyely.
Wce-president; both OF Bea!eton Va:
George 5E, Balm, secretary and treasurer;
sR.gfW.9 Kemper, L. B. AIMS, Of Lois, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Cooper,:-..Schaaf.l

a very pretty hut quiet marriage TO tx
place Tuesday evening at O'Clock at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, ], p. schaaf,
\ No. 1915 p Street, when their daughter.
Miss Rosa May, became the pride OF
Mr.. James Warden Copper, The bride,
who was gowned In wnlte, carrying a
beautiful bouquet OF brides roses. en-
tered the parlors leaning on the arm
4 OF her father, and was met at the altar
BY the groom accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. John Kusterer.
After beautiful ceremony by the
Rev. r, B, Eggleston. the happy couple
LETT for a Western trip, including Louis
Vile and other cities. 5
AZ the reception, which was held
Monday night, beautiful display or
wedding presents. including china, silver
and cut glass. was made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Married in Washing

Especial to The Tines. plsp1rch.9
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 2o.---AIar-5
sriage Licenses have been issued to tho
following. 95ll Il t.sta..ttsfs,tf
Il John r Hargrave. of Richmond, ~ Ya..
and Alice NJ. Lane, of Ashland. Va: ilI-s5s
William A. Henry, OF this city, and
Fannie S.isLee, of Manas sas, Va. f#
William Jackson and N1ahala Grinnell..
both OF Alexandria, Va. 3.ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
Meeting for Divine Healing,

A meeting for divine healing vii 30
held In the West End Rescue MISSION
No. 727 West Cary street. To-Day ~ :
y. NJ, Tho public Is cota'ally tnsiseu -
attend this service.
A Bible reading Will be held In the
Mission at s:l6 e r NJ. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
4 Tobacco n i, Sales Light.

9STha sales In the tobacco warehouses
dronned ar little yesterday. though, IN
tie es main, the prices held good,
Shockoe warehouse sold 1900 POUNDS
at an aperage.at SlS q roun me hlgh
price received s1as ~, !lS,f Ssoses W,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
n FOR TFLEAs 81 DOGS ANp cATs.

sergeant's Flea Remedy will kill TEN.
and every housekeeper who has "a dog
should b,,y a bottle Of it for rs cents
from the druggist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

Mr.. Carl Goodloe, late Of Richmona.
who has been living In Colorado for
some time, is visiting his sister, RS.
a. j. Parrish, No. OLE Floyd Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

4 DR.. H. b, Mahood. OF En,puria, va.
was q visitor at the Memorial Hospital
yesterday, X yis#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

Mr. and Mrs MN. Fletcher and fam
liiy, OF San Raphael. Cal, are In this
Il city, at the home OF Mrs, letcher's
sister. Mrs. Mauzy. No, lo3 North Aar-
5yey Street. sss{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
D'.aily,!Cl Court r ecor q
Circuit Court,

SOlrCulC83O OuIr.
kiscellaneou Case Of Paul valdrighl
vs.. city Of Richmond, verdict and judy-t
ment for defendant. IL
s3 Law and Equity.
Judgments entered yes terday: D. ].
HalloranS vs.: Joha mail. Bra utlgam. Ver-
dict and Judgment for PENDANT.
Suits instituted yesterday: Annie Green;
vs.. Mon tgomery Green for a divorce. t
E Cases set for to-day:$ Il .. G. Hooker VS.
e. F. Poindexter and others for 5000, a.
contested case ss:Ss XII s;y5E Xxi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

speaking .of ice-holders. few dta and
al are too patriotic TO resign ~ n "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

II !. d, 81 \
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
OCEAN YACHT RACE OYER.
La PalOma Gets to Honolulu After
Hazardous TTD.

Honolulu June 2I.-La PalOma, the Ha-
waiian entry in the transpacifc yacht race ar
rived here this morning She was errOneously
reported last night as having been sighted and
some members of the reception committee and
other yachtsnen were at sea for hours. remain
ing out until o'clock this morning withouc
finding her
La PaIoma sailed 2.447 miles. Owing. it
is believed, TO defect in her chronometer.
she missed this island yesterday when she
should have arrived Had she done so she would
nave Won second place, as she had big time
allowance.
After the second day at sea the crew was kept
almost constantly at work baIing out the little
vessel Attempts 10 use the pumps proved fu-
tile. The cabin was flooded most OF the time
The small size OF the yacht made the trip one
OF considerabl hazard.
The official times Of the cor1petinr x,ebts
were as follows: The Lurline II days 4 hours
and 80 minutes: the Anemone IA days ana 3l
minutes. and La Paloma. 10 days IL hours and
20 minutes