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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

CAN USE PoCAH0l]NTA;s coal y.
REDUCED i, Ill, Rate Steam Coal
Goes Into Effect OH
July 24th.

ds richmond can hereafter use Pocaho
coal to her heart 81 content. And tbs
true that many Richmond manure cturers
have long desired to use that coal, pre-
4 fcrrIng 1t. for making steam etc., IN their
establishments to- any other. but they
could not use 1t TO advantage for z the n
Etmple reason that there was some KIND
t5tars agreement between the Norfol n
atidi w estern road, which handles tho
local ontas coal and the Chesa pe Yea F'a
f and Ohio that kept the Pocahontas out
4 or ri chmond unless Richmond nanutac-s
#turers wished to pay a fancy freight rate l
\ on IT.. N, ts53 s,Sl IL Bi..
js i IS understood that Is ornolk has
also been denied the privilege, Z Of 5luslng
) coal from along the Chesapeake and
Ohio road. and this. too, was because
Of the agreement between me eth I've fo cnai
business. Whatever the agreemeHt was,
#it3ds no longer an agreement, The Two We
roads have fallen out, rates hayc !. .o De y,
coal from tie two coal fields at theRsame
rate Of lfreig 1T, that is. RICHMOND can do
this on and after Jul5. 4th 5f
Order Promulgated.
The following order In n THIS
city yesterday, fully explains the sltutl-
Norfolk ana Western Railway Company
Roanoke va, July I, IL !, ~, 1890 g. T
AlrE. 2. Meanley, D F.. ~ fucn1hohu'
81 Dear sir,-I@ beg to advise you that we
wiltmake a deduetlono OF, I, cents per ION ton
Al our rates on coal to Richmond, Va
effective july 24th. The rate Will be, from
4 Pocato and Tug River districts, l$l.Su;
from Clinchl Valley and Thacker districts,
$l.GO; and from Kenoyh district. $l.W per
ion. 1000 pounds s ours IS t HmiS,Ap,r
III 465 35ais5 Coal and Coke Fuel Agent.
lust promulgated, the Southern Railway
systeIn will hereafter be operated under
four general districts Instead OF tWo' rs t1s
3 heretofore. :. a IN.
-Four Districts.
These DISTRICTS. eacu'.of which will DO
under q CENTRAL Superintendent and as
sIsta1it general manager, VIII pc "A ats
follows: w i, J, !, I. !. Ia !,
r Danville Richmond and Norfolk DIVISIONS ION
u { Eastern District--H eadquarters at Chn-
&3lotte. N c.. consisting OF the Charlotle.
y Columbia, Charleston and JacksonVliie'
q divisions. Z 3l X l,,o>.
Kmoxville. Nashville and Atlanta divisions.
11Western Observation-Disclosures ct LIE
* 1nInghar, Ala consisting OF the Blrnllns-
Fam, ! Memphis and Mobile divisions.
w Richmond still fingers on.,a side tlsIc c'
Il SO far as the Southern IS concerleu. ..,,,o, Z,
The Sea- board AIT Line comtlnuS ,,, u en-
IL gratifying increase IN gross eA1Ittis .. 70 u'
4 theY following figures indicate $,
MAY gross Increase. SO. l32: May net ~
crease $l,i4S Eleven months gross IN IN
crease, Sl,45S.720 eleven months nv ~
crease, $l7o,SlS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
A FOX-HUNTER. .5 55.
Rev, Dr.. Mcdaniel Enjoying
Albemarle Hospitality.

'{i (Spccinl to Tho Times Dspntch)
! SHADWlLL. VA.S July 1S.-Rey g, w.
Mcdaniel p, p. tho popular pastor Of the
First Baptist Church.. Of Richmond, nr-
rived In Charlottesville yeaterday after
noon, and for several days viii ,ba the
guest o. Mr.. III. HUH. OF Charlottesyille.
Last evening they we're entertained at
the summer Residence. OF MT Il, y. sIIotch-
kiss beyond the University, Lleutanant-
Governor Ellyson, who was to have Joined
the party. was called to- Richmond on
important buslnoss,
To-day DR.. MCDANIEL called upon tho
venerable Mr., 4. P. Fox, .. blind octo-
genurian. who Is still a member and the
lois church.
Tomorrow morning he Will engage IN
n fox hunt with Messrs. Nick Page Hun
and others In the. Tied Hill neishborhood.
Before leaving tho county pr Mcdaniel
VIII visit 1T Ash Lawn, the" FORMER resi-
dence OF IIoutenant-C Governor Massey. tho
family OF the late Walter Massey, The
Doctor will go on Friday next to Caro-
line county, where, he Is Engaged, for Sat-
urday TO make address ut u picnic, which
IL expected TO be q representative gather
Ing OF tho county. saltT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
RAILROAD CLERK IS
SENT TO GRAND JURY
Thomas B. Johns, Employed il
c. & O. Offices Here, Faces i
& = Serious Charge.

Thomas B. Johns, young man twenty
five years old. was arrested yesterday. by
Detective Charles GIBSON OH the charge
of defaultlng in the sum OF $l6o, from
the Southern Railway, tis s. Elsi .Sl.
He was employed as freight agent at
bonneville when he is alleged to have
dlsap peared with tho money, having been
In charge OF that station only q short
while. .ai Fl
EJohps was arrested on a warrart t sworn
out BY Special Attorney Ernest Pom
dexter, Of the American Surety Company.
New York, the bending and firm having
already paid the sum- he defaulted
The prisoner was taken to Chief Wer-
ner's office, where he was turned over to
Constable Tilly. OF Sussex who took him
back to Waverly yesterday afternoon,
The preliminary hearing took place at
once, and Johns was sent sent e the gr,a a,nd
over to tho custody of an officer.
At the time of his arrest. Johns was
employed In tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad offices. serving as clerk 10 car
service department. under, Mr.. sipp. lie
had been working here only three or four
weeks when arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
MANY F|RIE| Nj Mill
ATTEND CONVENTION | !. \ | |. a! ]
About a Thousand to Be Here.
from Virginia, Pennsylvania
and North c Carolina.

"a Nearly all the fremen OF tho State
and several compa MES from Pennsyl
and North Carolina will be here at the
convention OF the Virginia State b Fire re-!
men iAssocia ton, which will meet this
city on August 22d and last uni II August
'25th. Tho convention will DO one Of the
largest over held In Richmond. Il asSfpllys
j, 900 members Of the various firemenl''s
.organlzat lions OF the State, OF Pennsyl--ss
.yanias and Of North Carolina arc ex-
pccted to be present. Tho headquarters
or the convention will be mt Murphy'SS
Hotel, i but Mr. redwood, president 5of the!
association. desires to have all heads o.
boarding houses. hotels and places \ suit BY
lable for the accommodation OF tho men
notify Mr. oman Davis, at the y effer r.
SON Club. i45 IN Y Il t al 4 y y 4$
rho first day OF the meeting will be
devoted TO the business OF the nssoctS
ton; the second day to the Inspect o.
the parade, luncheon and q parade o.
the Richmond Fire Department. nd me
third day to the reel races Il and q the
other various contests for prizes ~ seYera!
prizes will be given. for the largest per-
jcontngo In any company the best UNIFORM
and for the sports. Prizes VIII pe ga 70
and interstate. IS v 6$ tt "a M
f5 The officers OF tho associntion.are 40
follows: President. MIR, John 4, :. Hed-
wood Vice President, Mr. r. 2, Iyaf Is
OF I.urny, Va; Secretary, Mr,Sj George -
Cumming. OF Portsmouth; Ir y. 81
Mr.. 4, y. Williams, Of ChariQttes ~, Y
and Chaplain. Mr.. g, H. Smith, @ Sfs'cn'
mond, si =, .. !, 4, Z, !, z.
The chairman OF the Entertainmenta
Committee Il Mr.. n John i. Frls IS lkorla'
ana Mr.. Joseph NJ, Levy Is 3secretit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
TALK |. Or D|sMANTL|NG
CONDEMNED WALLS
Significant Conference Of Henrico
Supervisors and Architect Was
Held Y esterday,

A conference as to dsmantling the
condemned walls Of the new 1ienrico
jail was held at the courthouse yesterday
by Messrs, Charles * Bryant, architects
L. Q. Wendenburg, Coinmonwelth's At
torney, and William B. ETaysar, chair
man OF the Board OF Supervisors,
mir. Frayser read the folio Wing tspeclh-
cations, which no took to bs decisive.
I'm the event OF the contractors failing,
after three days written notice thereof,
to remove such improper work. or mate
rials, and replace same With work and
materials that are IN accordance with
tho plans and specifications. then the
said architect shall have tho right, at
the expense OF tho contractors. to re-
move said rejected work or materials
and replace said work or materials In
accordance with said plans and speci-
fioatons.n
1t was determined that MI. Bryant at
once notify!stha Stewart Iron Works.
which is constructing the bhilding, adj
yising them Of the situation. Upon hear
ing from them the walls wll be torn
down /, Az,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

.Iohn Lamb who had becn invited to
address the camp. Captain Lamb lauded
the names OF the First Virginia Reg nent
and referred to the many heroisn1s that
had made them famous In the Army
Of Northern Virginia. IIe was especially
neascd to say that theirs alas been q
great change OF feeling on tho part Of
Northern writer's over the business of the
cause for which the outhcrncrs fought'
and regrdtted that there Is o tendency.
lon the part OF some of the youth OF the
Southland to believe that their sires mad
fought wrongly and without just cause
IT & remains he thought, for Southern
writer's to take the matter In hand ana
:to.teach the rising generation that the
hat tle-scarred veterans are worthy III Of
all the honor that has been accorded them
during the past forty years and TO Keep
alive the memory Of the cause for which '1
they laid down their lives. Eo recited
MANY Incidents that had characterized
tho bravery OF the "Old first" during the
Civil War and said that he was proud
to be- with thtm and Of the honor to
address them on their annual reunion.
Colonel Morton Nlarye was the next
speaker He spoke briefly and to the
noint expressing his pleasure ut being
able TO- attend once again the historical
reunions. Mr.. d. c.. Scott, Captain Sulll-.
van and Colonel Loehr were also among
the speakers, and all referred In gracious,
congra tulatory and pleasing terms to the
history and record OF n the Old First
There were also a few visitors present
with the regular members }%of the regi-
ment. and they were al ccorled g. cordial
greeting BY tho mem 5nrsl Of 4 the First
Virginia. .9 sssl u III 81 XXI d 81 81
81 Veterans Attending.
N Those present were as. follows !: Colonel,
+. II. Langley. Major b. ~ Howard, \
Lieutenant Logan S. Robins Lieutenant
William NJ. Lawson, ouarterm asterTTs Ser
geant William Harper Dean. Henry c.
Bowe. George C.. Cormick, John Lloyd,
Henry r. Bonn. Thomas p. stratton,
r. S. Porter, D. ~, !. Jarvis. Aug gust BoltA,
r. w. Jamess, Q, II, " Nalthall, y
Bowe, Jac:oabf lWacht;lr, Theodore 10 r OBJ.
ertson, ]. B. n Angle, Henry G. Ashby,
James c.. Via, Richard L. Jones, Sergeant
g. T. Loehr,: Meyer Angle. George w
Huband, William Tremer, Valentine
Brown, r. c.. Norrissette. ". n. Ander-r
,Visitors-c Colonel Morton Marye. Hon.
John Lamb, James T. Gray Major Louis
Werner, Captain J. r. Sullivan " o.
Scott w. M. Thompson, a. M. Tomlin-
son, A. s. Sandridgc, G. EsI,oehr. Everett
Redford, John, #. Wiley, Edward s. Way
mack, 3st1s lS;3s .Rts q fSs f4ysSffs sss =ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Fl HORSE ! THIEF CAUGHT. n
Z. ;s $500 ~ III II - &
Supervisors Consider the P9u llrr-
chase Of Bloc hounds, u
Y (special to The es7Dlspatoh

~. (special to The Time plspa tch, l3El
louisa, va, July 49, ~ ciatl J pkson
seFs % % yeaas a1a bft2s
nn1,ntv " Monday, The horse was wal ued
~ siS. btit lie sold tho whole s'out t. to
KIehsSS fma naSs a s%ay XsSlaaI
eiM I from there Ia Rlohmond. where, no
b bou new clothes and g Eal Ion q wills.
i ba was Cd blurred at Bumpay Station not
Fur FIR from the scene Of his theft. by Con-
Stable w, II, Cooke, Of this county, who
~ I,iti led Ills guilt When arrested
'At imeeflng Of the Board q superyls-
crs an ord er was ont cred. dlrecting sheriff
y IA ~ 81. trained blood hounds 10 be pur-
Chased BY the county, and report same 70
the board, t5i}st3 u ~ n X l453f f,,e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
GRG.|I'7:.S||a|||AI 4 h !. l.
IN STAT CONTEST |
Yesterday 'ssMailstsB Brought: Vast Vast
i8 Number of#Votess Which
q sSt ts Changed Positions.
HEIR Ess FoR 4 8 no K FRONT B; 4
Miss Phillips, Who Recently
Came in for Legacy, Makes 6: d
Notable Gains. DING

There has been such q sllake-up in the
State during the last tWent four hours
that 1t will DO almost impossible to COM
ment on 1t. The first real big batch to
arrive yesterday was ono from the Misses
Topping and Irolkes, the tall 7endo rs. VINO
at O single bound haYc jumped into thru
place, yesterdays leaders dropping into
fourth position, the Misses HALEY ana
Garner going from fifth to- first, whilst
tho Misses Wood and Boyd Improve their
standing by one place AAs things & now
look It vii be a. close contest lot nlnth
prize. ,iI n VI
4 Yesterday brought many orders from
various parts OF the State tos an az
&ditional supply OF papers Of the 10th, Inc
edition was entirely sold out the day Of
issue. A few enc uirios wore also mace
as to when the trips would have 70 20
taken, In most instances. the success
full contestants will DO nble 70 choose
their own time, either IN AUGUST or sep
The Times ispu tch could only got uc-
commentators at during the month o.
September,
Jump In City List ID
I The most noticeable jump amongst INC
city competitors has been made by
Misses ,C;4nlinle Phillips and Dora isllT-
ton. The former young lndy was. placed
lin communication last Sunday by 81 INC
Outing Man With thu lee lldy1t,fn l ~
aher late grandfather. WHO dlea recently
and left her tho Handsome legacy OF
Sc, 900. Tier address in tho city Wns Y 2 \
known, and, sesib 8 tho name IN connec.
ton with Tho trimea-D Dispatch outins
ITouns contest, \. enquiries we're t!lauu.
which resulted I In the location OF the
young lady, the news OF the legacy reach
Ing her on Sunday eyoning, THIS yohlle
lady and her partner have nov yot mo =,
eleventh place and have 1900 snuW
to como still higher II Is q hot contest
for first honors andftt VIII NOT ~ Fi'rtsa !,
their friends Ii Z Misses Martin snH
Gordon regain tho premier position s w
day. 5 .ES. .fB ssfss
Following are tho.yotes ana poslti 8 Z!
of the contestants up 70 9 5l's ~, i1 tAst
| evening; Il, I
State.
Misses Lizzie HALEY. ontario, Va.
and Annie Garner, prapersS's!'l i % "a
Misses Lucy Wood, Amelia, Va, ]. u
and Laura Boyd, Farmyfllel Van eY'<uf
Misses &, m, TopPlna, Am ura, s. rs w I
Va, and 4, c. Foyylkes dloucsS, ! 10, oza
ter, va, ..,.,,ta go, ~, oS'S'
vi pIda 70. ~ ps re.ss "a Va. 1880
MIsses sadie southall ana Annss
VI u N' .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
.OLD FIRST HAS
q. A HAPPY reunion.
CONTINUED from First Page2


are numbered among those who would
nnw right for the stars and Stripes should
occasion arise, they could not refratn
from RECALLING many u stirring tale OF
ithe strife and from telling how many
lines they circumvented and whipped the
enemy, how they made stolen marches
Ia the dead of night and how they on
dured the hardships and the sunerlnss
Of that long nnd arduous campaign ~
3way with the greatest pride that they
told how they had never dlsturDeu
farm house, lnolested q woman or ~
treated maR whsn they bad adYln|Axe
to do so in the enemy's country.
\ THE earliest part OF the day Was doVotea
10 storytelling, the exchange OF sroe'-
5ines. and the recalling OF lalf-forgotten
experiences; and at about o'clock theV
gathered themselves around the camp
liable and sat them down 10 enjoy the
Brunswick stew and other dellcacles tnnt
had .,tsen prepared for their enjoyment
Al the conclusion OF the banquet Nol.
t.oehr arose to call the roll OF those whom
they fondly speak of as having passed
10 the ranks OF the great majority tAlle'
having crossed the last rtyer, made lh lea
last days march, and colql1Eeo Il'o
enemy VITO awaits them all. Tho names
Of those who have answered. the last
tattoo curing tho last year, and now
rest An their last eSssp. are as follows:
Daniel g. Mayo. COMPANY y; Captain
John II. Greanm. Company II; Captnln
Ja.aes =! Phiilirs. Company A; William
n, Hord, Company g; John TtnnaltY
Eongany C. the roll-call was listened TO
! wifi, the GREATEST reverence. and many
4 stArtsz were told in honor OF tho brave
dead :ires1,
Captain Lamb Speaks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
To Prevent Rabies,

4 MastersGI. L. and p q. Dunlap, fifteen
and seventeen years old. sons Of ~ &c, IT,
Dunlap, Of Causey. NC, have left the
Virginia Hospital for their home. having
completed the protective inooulatons I. Of
the Pasteur trcatmen for the prevention
OF rabies. Ehey were exposed to rabic IN
fection Juiie49th by having the saliva o.
their own dog come In contact VII sew
eral pro-exlstlng wounds on their hands
Tho action OF the dog left little room for
doubt that he was mad, a V, !.
/ There is every reason to believe that
that no untoward effects need be feared
from tho infection to Which they We're
oXpOSel. LNall- -.-L.. ". .sIl l.. -.lA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Minister i'll.
Special to The Times dispatch.

1-1 'NoPtCTHI 10 1Ne '1NHts-DIsPUECH.1 n \
July Is, Rev. J, H. Bowden, OF Unity,
Southampton county. has been very sick
a, the home Of his brother, Rev. Il. II.
Bowden, OF this place 8 10 came to the
In a protracted meeting nj Alberene
Baptist Church, OF which his brother Is
pastor. and after preaching for Aye or
six days, he was taken III, and his con-
pes1 to remove him to the ttniyerslty
HOSPITAL. Of Churp,tesylIls. fos treat
p&ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
fourth. Lord Baltimore. Thomas s. Mere

fourth. Lord Baltimore. Thomas 8, Mere
dith. sss ~ # 5s III s9I5 III Is ID 5
E Rea%ondsi n 5sd
ono 'g n NJ s fourtS, sweet
Life, Annaburg Farm. 4, /. :, -... I, +,
Roadst ersTSF Four zen r-ol ds-First Lady
Light Foot, Mira James Birkett; second Sn,s!
fasI Sian1GEa r. porreli; fourth, Tom
Chapman, M: c. Iinzen.
Park hacks-N o4r- year-ol dsIFi T, t
afaa Taf oaes sFR
E;,W okie; fourth, swec. Wine. F.W Va 4
T,Roadsters-Fi ve-y Sar-ol Ftrst. B 2!
an PcpatShMi;a se Grse, Merrne
and Meetz; fourth, Golden 1 star, ". ~
Ltte sastarsM FIynn
Efrain gemeu L, Nd Ierring and Meetz; third,
Dewey 81 G Edmonds; fourth. 4 ddisson n
4 Lades hunters -rirst. The tavorite,
Mrs MI Alien I Potts Potts. third, Arch Light
Blair Johnson fourth ST.. l'eonard'ne'
i' Park a ~ Y half Z, and
second Jubilant.. +. W. Dixie; third. The
Limit CARRIER H,,d ], CARRIER; fourth = III
Mid dd i ana Heavy Qualified Hunters :
First Toconite The oaks FaFm;d sefioIn a.
dale. q. III IIurkamp; fourth, Salisbury bur
teIsas T. ~ mess r. Horses-T First, Royal
Recent, a. r.. Howard; seGond, Breez l';s
Ga15er and CARRIER third. !danha, a. Is.
Howard fourth Spur, CARRIER ana e az
W = i;pht welght NJ Qualified TIunters-First, +
IRE "a 8 A hobna FIFTH sird SeeS reI
iIight, Bali. Johnson; fourth Chip M lutlsk'
William County rat,
stnn rnrd n q, Herrng third. tex, Hale
Barothers fourth Bod q R 2, y
5ae e ne
ana aoau Garber;a third Surprise, W e; Haze;
sosr.5 II gHnae2 n H Msnas ri
4, ,irn u[h dntr Mrs. Blair Johnson; SECOND,
s stw Wine II. w. Ok!e, third, Isadia ant
Mrs., len Potts; fourth. Irish Rose Inc ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Richn,sonderss. Afloast,

(speciaI to The Timrs- y spateh.l
na MIbM : a lnen s 81 the RlshmoNd
i hsA left here this mornng on the launch
barbara for West Poll where they VII
spend Tonight. a3t % 8g5 "
The party WI Eet;p'rn q here toi NOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Gratitude

5,f,rhe dark lantern flashed through tine
fiat lThen calno the CLEAN OF q revolver.
Hands upln Missed the head OF the
family, nYoure q burglar 7" Z.
yves, gasped the intruder, as Z he
faced the cold steel. u, A. \.
ss,S',yYhat have you stolen? $iSl,
v .'Your Rifo's pot dog,' III "a !, !!
.H'm! Er--it that's all, yol may sneA =
4. And y Your nother-in- LAWS parro
Z ..You don't say! Well, here, ls s9NAe
And your daughters phonogfa Pm, ~ I
s Good Here's some 9aota IL. = t =
,sAlso Your ;,il sons punching bag, NJ / !, !
mWhat? Great Scott, man come .o .,at
Ia the ice chest and open eoa =, pot thia
There certainly VIII pe, solMu poas SIM
flat from now on lel......e.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Racing Events.

rho races were a ( foI e ga,nd halr
l1n!p: second Yoremi RichaSd Walashl
th 1LId Boston,H, B. White Time, s37 ~ !;
HIgt Raee oRe tI hMdf geoond
mii ome a. 8. Carter third Conflicting
iiiivido s {, r. Iioof, Time. 2;|9 9; ~
Opsn steeploGhagase ~ twe oannd Punet.
MI IL Iaichard Wal ach, No other starters {, g
m Ima g .Ol q, rs if ~ ~ 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

,,ro aay man has 70 E!$e np g, gsisas
obssYto 70 g i've Sp ases
Y nn, IA ne married man as ne SA494
Naalu II the stvbs q hls check p0oxs si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
5000
isast@i
23,045
sssl
21,218,
&5$s5A,

z m 4 Z q
MIasea Lizzie Jones and e 4 ellen V,
ID M artIn ~. 81 ,92
5MIsses Il, Martin and 8. Gordon..1ss ,05
Misses EsteiIes Eubank and Bette
EilEa NV. H. n. q. I,4a
Misses Kate McF all and n Annie
"a Allen ...,..l {..'.i,.,,.gl..'lo 10000
Misses amy Rees and Pansy Me-. !. Y,
Cam :. 10 10 - 20
Misses Eleanor Z agnes and Nancy
Misses Eva Brooks and cemm 2, !.
Ford (. !. X; .:.-....! xesev
Mrs. Ida Roberts and Mss FllpPen, 1O6, %
", RIsa ~ 4. 3 IS
Misses M. E. Hubbard and ". c,s q, !. /, |,
y . e eston 7. s2,54
..,ssa.1jc Grace and Alma Dillon 81, IL
Miss Eva KING and Mrs. armor :, ~ 20
Misses RIanch HoiiaWay and same a. !. !.
y n 4 ~ : a., Glass and Ida 3Al'sy.. 42.e2
Mi.sas NJ. b, and e. C. Mech. ..,s. SIZE
Misses JULIA and Lula Eanes,....,s27'sl
Mlas L.. Fllppen and Mrs. 9. 49,. y Y. j
Misses Estello Moore and NolIle, . \,
..,...s = ~ and M, q, TurpI In -. i 4,87
N sss aoatwrI0ht and wilkinson, 14'sl
Misses Do la Plane and E g q. !, I,
y. .I, sass "a and Ejse 5Lumsdon. =. 1926
Misses Dyson and kerse .....,.' ", y y
.. Mlssos r, and III creary ........-, -
ssss Minnie ctldress ana 'nra f 4,
Gary ....,.,..8...'s.'. '.,.,.''sn ~,
Misses a. g. Totty and Emma {A. !,
Harum ~, ~ W
Misses Ida Hooper and zola vsrl0nss, Is I,
Misses PIckrsll and cooper ~ u, II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-26
.LABORER IS KILLED
BY CAVIRG EARTH
Caught in Sewer Trench and
Held Until Life Is
Extinct.

Magnus j. Rasmussen. q laborer, who
has been known by the name OF Martin,
was killed by a cave-in at Third South
between Ninth and Tenth East streets at
noon Saturday. He was employed with
other workmen In making excavations for
q sewer, when the wooden braclng gave
way and n great weight OF earth came
down upon them.
Rasmussen's companions all escaped
but before he could reach a point OF
safety heavy plank. which had been
used az support, struck him on tho
head. knocking him to the bottom of
the trench, where the braclng tlubers
and falling earth made him prisoner
and held him fast until life was extinct.
Tho body was removed 10 the under
taking parlors OF S, ID. Evans, on South
State street, where It will be kept until
word is received from relatives OF the
dead man In Iowa. who have been noti-
fed.
Rasmussen was a single man and had
for some time been living st 3SS East
Second South street.