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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
4 FLUVANNA5 VETERANS } 81 y
Hold Their Annual Reunion on
the Court Green.
fspecial u THE Tinies- Dispatch.) NJ

Especial to T,he Times- DiEpat ch) !,
" PAIMYRA,}S vA., July Gothic annual
reunion OF Fluvanna Conf derate veterans
was held Saturday, and the beautiful ; 7! ~
court green was packed with smiling
humanity. State Senator Aubrny Strobe
wa booked for the address OF tho day,
but was unable to be present. .s
8s Rev. Dr.. McIlwaine. former president
OF Haanpden Sidney College. gave an In
steresting talk on war times after which
Colonel II. u. Wood, y comnandant OF the
camp. extended q general Invitation to
the veterans to come to. the front and
speak as the spirit should move them.
Several awaited of this, and "reminiscences
were INDUCED In until dinner was an
fnounced, h when all turned attention to the
beautifully spread tables under the trees
& II The afternoon was devoted to social
converse among the old soldiers. while
the Sons OF Veterans orga nized a camp,
making MIR Paul Petit; commander
W.. Q. Snead. first lieutenant raxton
Perkins, second lieutenant: Henry Clay
sHaden, third lieutenant; H e. Cook,
color sergeant; 3 r. Walter :shlfett, adju-
tant; ~. W. Monday j. I, quartermaster.
81 e day was grea tly enjoyed by Nil
tDreSent f35Isjt ~ An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
THE CUSTER MASSACRE.
Alexandra Light Infantry and
Red Men Fight Battle Over.
Special 10 Tho Tin esq Dispatch)

554 Especial 10 Tho Tin es- Dispntcii.)
M ALExANDR1A. VA, . lily 80. TO day
was celebrated as I. Alexandria Day at
Luna Park for the benefit OF the Alex
sandrla Hospital. Mayor Fred. ]. Pan
declared a Legal holiday for this after
noon, In oxder that all oouia be present
Among the features q the day was
the reproduction OF! the Custer r,ra 81 y
ore by tho Alexandria Light Infantry.
who represented Custer's men, and
oceola Tribe Of Red Men, y Of Alexandria,
who represented the Indians.
rho &, Friendship Veteran, F1remen's
Association, Of which General Washing
ton was once president. gave an exhlbi,-
ton with tho, old hand engine ,of the
Are fighting methods II vogue at tho
early part OF tho last century. a sre--4l
.cially constructed building was set on
fire. and was xtinguished by the old
engine. manned BY twenty-five members en-
OF the company. u IA B. ~ # 55&
The atnusenents at the park were free
to ali;sunday school scholars from to 8
o'clock in the evening. The Alexandria
Hospital received d portion i, Of tho re.
lceipts at The park and onc-thlrd Of tho
tickets sold by0 tho, washington, Alextifi-
5drius and Mt. Vernon Elect Railway
Company over Its lines to- the park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
ELEGANT ART'Y'
Misses Fleetwood and Corbesll
! $}l Attractive Elocutionists.

Fl tspceial to The Times Dlspatch)
33yyAyERIyY, v1...,S j uly 30.-- Miss Ruth
8Hrratlcy was hostess at a elishtful party
Friday evening. from 8 toB12 o clock. ten
tlered In the parlors or Con trial ltote ], IN
honor OF her cousin, Miss Sallle TICKET it,t
I Corbel. OF i Newport News.
{3 Id rioiis n pnrlor6 games wera NJ ind lged
In. An informal musical proc ramne. con-
sistIns OF bott6instrumental and vocal
selections was beautifully rendered by
Misses soulie b. Burt. Grace ". est,
Shllie p. #t,orbell, and Elsie NJ. est,
which added much to the pleasure OF
tho evening. Delicious re fre shmen rs
we're served in abundance. IN N
4 " Just before tho party dispersed. IT was
completely captured BY thes eloc,ltions
! S.. Misses Mary Fleetwood "a and az Sallie
Y corbell Notable among their \ sub ec Il
4 OF exhibition was Ben Hur's 3ss.s' 2 riot
& Race Misses Fleetwood and Y Corbell
proved themselves to be very cle,rrge
5cutionfsts. to the delight OF all present re-.
Tho hostess was assisted IN r &c N :
BIZ her mother, Mrs. S. B. Spratley. and
Miss Sallye J. Burt. a&3; q
s4} XmonN The recipients OF Miss Spfa tley's
hospitality were !: NJ lsses Naudc Canada,
OF I,ynchburg:: NJ isss Mae Camp. OF Frank
Corbell,S OF n export y eWs aid
Mary and Ise + lee " God u OF Defldto ton,
Md and Misses sallye J 4 Burt. Grace ":
West. ylrgie Blrdsong. Estelle Fitchette,
Ethel Daniel, Elsie West, Soulie Burt,
Susie Blrdsong, and Lilly Y. Harrison
5{i DIR, n u. o. Vaughan. Messrs. J. w.
Z Tresson. X. w. O. Geary, ]. J. Barrett.
Willie Norris George Arnold. Bruce Mar
tin, Holt Fleetwoo B. f. Cobb, Jr Y.
u. Arnold, and !. r.. West r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
ATTACKED IN DARK.
Negro Draws His Knife and
Slashes Right and Left.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
u sDANVILLN, VA, July N.-John
Green. the negro who Saturday night
5brmtallyl cut 70 death Barbara Lee AL
bright, a mulatto, practically made 9
confession Of the crime In an lnteryins 2.
to-day Green alleges that he went With
the woman to her home, Saturday night,
and upon his refusal TO Gbuy drinks, some
ono blew out the light, Several negro \.
said said and he was struck several tines
over the head, Fearing f ,a h 1, l hcn
knife from his pocket and began cutting
at randon, until he could ilna1|| Y reach n,,n
tho door and escape the a y pa fWo w Hhaixe
man man 4 leave the home Of the Albright
Won Just a few minutes he 1 inc
m tThe Visit Of tile men may haeye some =, I,
deaty wI hd ascsr reen w os sSae
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
fspe cial to The T lines DiNa tct,)


$4DANVILLE, Al. ] III v 30. he damage
resulting from the electrical L and rain
storm which passed Il oyer this section
yesterday win probap be the feay!es .
known ears. he blgg est 70 lzl Will
probably be the e ", on &C count Of the
large! number OF cave-ins OF sidewalks
and Of culverts. a force OF policemen
were kept busy all nj ght long last night
placing up red lanterns over dangerous
holes to warn pedestrians At the point
where the street car and Southern Rail
way tracks intersect the rains had wash
ed down a great mound Of sand and
rocks, making traffic impossible for some me
time. 5S$8 a S3S N gs jS
Bell Telephone Company showed that
iabo 1T a hundred tele phones were put out
81 repair as a result OF the electric shock.
tAtSthe cemeteries large trees We're blown
down at their roots and the graves Gov Y
cred with sand and rocks washed up from
the sidewalks. ~ Power from the city'ss
electric plant was cut for about an
hour while the storm ragged Damage to
the growing crops was also sustained as
the result Of the strong wind blowing
down tobacco and corn, and rain flooding
Tho low grounds wv tS&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
( People at Greenwood.
8 no.o,toI - 2rhe TImea. Dispatch,

isst4fs Special tOa,Ih lTnes-DlSpdtSH.) %2f
GREENWOOD DEPOT. July 3d.
Never before at SO early: a date has
Greenwood been so crowded with, summer
visitors as this year. Among recent ar
rivals at the Greenwood House are the
following. Mrs. B. c.. Wherry and Miss
5lSm1imIe 4 yYherry. OF y. Richmond ;5 Mrs.
lN1canley and Mrs, Beale.isof baltimore;
Miss Ida and lss Mamie Newell. e OF OF
Richmond; Mr.. MUsman,g Of Mobile. q la;
Miss Jennie, Jackson, Of. Charleston, y.
CT; Mr. and Mrs. w. B. East and family,
of Norfolk; Mrs. Barber and Miss Barber,
OF Richmond; Miss Flkanall and Miss
Elenor East, OF Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs.
bunting and family, OF Norfolk; Miss
Holden, S5of Orlando, Fla; Miss Mary
ana Miss Eta Bunting, Of Norfolk; MIR.
fJamison. OF 4Danvlle; Mrs. Waite and
family, of Petersburg; Mrs. Joseph New
ell and family.sof Richmond !; Mrs James,
Of Texas; p r.ofessor and Mrs. Paul dc
Lunay, Danville. Va; Mrs g. r. Smith
and family. OF. Texas. and Mr.. Casper, {
Baltimore 5fgi ia A SIS i{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
TRIP FOR Mr. 4. T'U CKER.
Will Go to Idaho to Invite Irri-
4 cation Congress t. Iamestow

Especial to The Times Dlaparcf1.)
B NORFOLK, " A.. N Ju lyss59 President
Harry st. George Tucker, OF the James,
town 4 Exposition, will probably attend
the fourteenth annual session of Ma
stional Irriga ton Congress, 8 be held In
Boise City idaho from September Sd to
18th, inclusive. for the ipurposefof. invit-
Ing the congress- bold Its t,Ressien
lin Norfolk IN 1907 "a! va .t
s.ment 81 congresses and sRef|s i Events.
/ has received "a letter rom XMfn9C o. B.
Adams, director Of Promotion and PUB
lliclty Of the Irrigation Congress-, suggest
Ing that the xposition send aarepresenta-
tive to- the coming session. and the mat
ter has been referred to Mr.. Tucker.
Should he attend and urge the congress-
to accept. the Invitation, 1t Will mean that
more than 2. 900 REPRESENTATION OF the
organization Will be at the exposition. At
the last annual session, which was held
at Portland, Oregon, in August, ! so5, one
thou sand delegates answered to the roll
call, 5stiA i X ~ f. ia F55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
DAMAGES.
TR:.AI.C|k-C'R'|| | { !! )
Commissioners ON off ok C.aotlt1ttyl
Assess tlic TideWatcr fori
Crossing N. q ) v.
MATTER or PUBL &c POLICY lL.l J
Construction Work on the Tide Tide
G . eIiIn'1g Pushed 1s1:l':s Witli5
III SS3 Great Energy. 5s 4 \
Nm. EIl!lll9 8
q, w !.

" (spccinl 10 rho Times-D lspatch) Fla
3I p NORFOLK, I y VA July 80 Tile com =
n,issioncrs appointed by the Norfolk 'ls
county Circuit Court 10 assess the dam
axes wiiicl, tie TideWatcr RaiGaad should
pay the \ Norfolk and Western Ra way y1
for crossing tho Norfolk ard w Westerns =
tracks III South Norfolk 81 has awarded at
the Norfolk and Western 50, 200.
THE Norfolk and Western. demanded 1tf g
/ S2G5, oCO The ridewntcr offered TO 4 pay
5000 In its big bill Of tfattiagcs the !,
tNJrfolk and Western took sacco !lilSl OF
lie cost II would be put TO IN stopping m
$ita#tralns at the crossing, MS wei q ~
extra cost 4 OF shifting cars pn IT. YARD ~
incident to tie crossing The COMMITS COMMITS
3goncrs ruled that public policy demanded, tra
3thntRtbe crossing be made, and $that,tne
Norfolk and Western Is onl entitled y. 70
such damages as 1t may directly surer
\ as ri result OF the crossing. I, \.
F Construction work on the Yves Tern 3eIi J,
az the Tldcwaterls not nearly so iar3 az
ynnced as II is on the eastern, and much
( energy that Is K now being devoted 70
building the road in the east VIII pc pc
transferred to the west III
5,rhc read is completed fromtt the James James
Town disposition grounds and Norfolk 70
suffolk, and the material for tho cxpostt--
4 tion construction work Is now being de- de-.
llvcred over the road. vs. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
at Shores,

+ (Speclal to The Tlmes-p lspatch,) I
SHORES, VA, July So,-Mr. r. r., Bur-
CESS, OF Clifton Forge, after spending
several days with friends In b buckingham,
spent Friday and Saturday at the home
Of Mr. r., NJ. EF'rof1t.
Miss Eva fProft1tt and Miss Leona Tut-
wiler returned home Saturday after q
most delightful visit to Palmyra, ), Z
Miss Winnie Pugh Is visiting relatives
In Ctlarlottesyille, !, Il, -i
Mrs. Georgia Gentry Smith, Of Missls-.
slppi, spent. last week with her aunt
Mrs, Ben Cowell. I'M & !. 4ss IN
M G. IL. Bugg has returned home after
spending several days In Hinton, W. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
VIRGINIA! [ TROOPS ID! !!
Return. ON D \! SATURDAY. j! / |! | D. \
8B{ N 4l iI;stfT- N TTT'1 ii yo9. attolf
Enc snt 81 , Regulars Liars and and
d ISL National Guard b Formally
Opened .s9l II
5(By Associated I3ress.)


81. CHATTANoo ciA. T,IoNN 33 July 80 .---.rhe
6oncampment Of tregp liars and National !,
Guard III attb Chlckamauga Park s53 penetl
formally to-day. The troops e noWiS there.
are the Twelfth Cavalry, seyent centh In
sfantry, Third and Fourth ~ Id Batteries
Of the regular army, and n the Seventy
first Virginia nfantry, second ~ laba y
Infantry, and Third South Carolina. 5ln7s
irantry Of tho National g uard, The first
period Of instruction ends Is on Friday
next, and on Saturday the militia regi-f
smcnts will leave, for home, their places
to DO taken by commands from other
States 81 i VI, u q ,G tl3
n The field Il hospital equipment has not
Yet arrived, although 1t started twelve
days ago 4 from Washington There arc
surgeons, hospital nurses !. and $non-cona-3
ymiss!oned officers Of tho department. IN
sufficient force, but, they arc without
tentage and sapplIan cees. All rho troops, ar, are
In camp, tho regulars in one body, and
the militia In another, n short distance
apart, near the hill on which General
Little was killed In the battle Of ,ehlc ltn
manga. " MA n III s. n 3g5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
WEST VIRG|;.||N|IA||RjO!.A|.D||S'j
T0.FICH1 ASSESSMENT
Follow Lead q. Baltimore and
Ohio and File Notice Of
Appeal ,3
Especial 10 Tho Tlmas-l,ispatch)

e s151fRs 55s .atsyys q ~ }Ssy Bali sH
from The assessment levied by the Esiaie
Board OF Public Works on the Acom-i
railroad Init State, With the excep-'
ton OF the coal and coke roads. has
given notice Of appeal. IN q number Of
Instances these appeals have been al.
the different counties. tho statute re-
curing that the roads must file motion
Tor appeal in the Circuit Court N eaeh
county In which the property y loea " 4
roads in Inc State as liked by the , Roa aI
Of Public Works, aggrega tea Slso,on.vD,
ON which valuation the roads must pay
taxes, as against wy, wv, IVY TOT NE pre-
Ce1inS yeRE, A rs Y x.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
"a Successful Revival.

Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch.) s
b POWHATAN COURTHOUSD. VA, July
SO.--A revival was In progress at the Red
Lane Baptist Church all OF last week,
conducted by Rev J. w. Reynolds, their
pastor. I.a1,e congregations attended
each day, and fifteen persons were added
to the church. Their baptism took place
near Powliatan Courthouse Saturday.
The membership wal much revived and
warmed up, The following delegates were
sent to represent the church In tho assoc
citation, which meets at the Bethel
Church, August It'll; r., T.. Pierce. r. p.
iPreanles, W. s.. Goode and w. B !. Condey;
nlternates. II W. sGoode, ], s. Jennl ngs,
Elijah Simpson and ]. Fl, Wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Burglars in Louisa.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
LOUISA, VA, July So.-Burglars at
tempted to enter the residence OF Mrs
j.. O.. Massie Saturday night, but aroused
Mrs. Massie's SON, Oscar. and DR., Thomas
M. Taylor, who pursued the Burglars.
firing on them as they fled ri One shot
struck, as blood was found on the rail-
road track where they crossed. 4 1t is
caught. ~ .sF u "a /, 9455 u
There seems to be an organized band
OF burglars in this neigh borhood, as this
is the third or fourth robbery In the last
ten days, fS e8 ss 3tEf lStt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
DEAD ON THE TRACK.
Brakeman Falls from a Train and
lis Killed s4

fsnecial to The Times Dispatch s
ROANOKE, VA, ] uly SO-Brak eman a.
3. Richardson, OF the Roanoke and soutf-
ar 81. divlaion, was found dead on the track
near Ferrun F1ankl!n county early this
morning, with his body badly manglea,
He fell from SCUM bound IRAN an 1aa, was 6!
Ha was thirty years OF age, unmarried,
ana 1,is home WAS at I1outyIlle, satti
i gIx months ago his brother. Jake. Rich.
ardson, a brakeman. died OF heart disease
on Shenandoah Valley train. ittfS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
.R|CHM0ND"BLU.ES
A! jamestown N s ] N
Accept Invitation to Go Into
Camp OIL Exposition Groulds
\ III 1907.
BOMB IN LOCAL 2 POLITICS ]. s.
City Treasurer Herman Claims
BOMB IN LOCAL z POLITICS ]. s
City Treasurer Herman :[E Claims rs
Patronage OF the Water
Department. a5

IA .tt
(Specinl TO me I'ines- = rs
"a NORFOLK, VA. July 80. The y Flch- 4.
( ,nr,,o,d rlrht3tnfnntry III lles OF tRichmond,i
b . 4. +, q, !, Il, a. IN ~ ~
- i ne IN Il,
jamestown l5x g nov e1'eil
canpment mere IN IVY Il ~ llts.e ~
!, = mn rnetit },ns no sye been ilxed, and
GA, u. u n, Il NJ AZ for the hold.
-" VIZ NY ~ ~ - q. - 4,
Ing OF the virginia oil''1s sY '1'I0
has been decided upon. 81 .s5 Il,
SsfE i 4 a latter received yesterday from tho
,!.:.. . V Z ~, I, M 40 ! nted That
adut am OF me Sues y " wa ss
encampment would propao l lea VI te ~
days and the battalioil preferred coming.
tosthe exposition during 81 the Virginia
5yveek. e Is @ :, 3S ~ IL
Az 81 OhrB IN CAMP. IN
81 CIV rrea A,,rer Il Hermar,d has thrown a
5honobS ,nisthaS orfolltf city water depart
] rnant# hv8his sconstr,,ction OF the new city
Is, rt.r q 4 ~ relates to the government Of
gthaiycn,iiactiona 81 the water rents. Ills
III ~ ,t,s rped witti tito coilec ton OF
~. ~ ~, ~ mi. ,and the appointment
t y. y y :, $500 IA va ter Of
u ~. = Wy Wy M
\ ~. |, !, i "a % ,cd in water
y a, ! 40 sion In
o;t,, Hurer
ma! . 1nennt
TO collect me p.'s I !, aca
that the rs. @as ~ ,pn Ia
OF the present treasurero = 80 .wo,,ld
board, and that the loree = y,
b. under the authority ot5fthe 'ooe'''. \ :
control sSt4 q, 81 q i, I,
Il The matter will prq2Ra PIX 5tlrst pe suET
jected to the s. ne &u ,!teI
nance Commission, which is no all
Ing the ordinances the city 70 $tie
now charter, and a fter that twill ~ 5pe
nassed On ~ the City Council and Board arg,
I - Aid ern,en. Il Il. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
FALSE SWEARING i.1i
Charged With Perjury il Making
Affidavit to Girl'sRAge.

IN. Especial to The Tlmcs-DisVoatch) 8 y
LYNCHBURG.8 VA, July 3o.--A VAR
rar,t was sworn out hore to-day for the
arrest OF u L. q Alister Of South
Lynchburg charging him with perjury.
at Is alleged that he made d tiidavlt at
tic clerk 8 office OF tho Corpora ton Court
on Saturday that Miss R tc \. Craig was
which nf,ldavit a marriage license was
issued n Hugh B. Armstrong.
The couple wore welded Sunday, and
To- day the parents claimed their daugh-i
tcr was not yet sixteen, The parents
have not decided whether they will prose-
cute their son in law for subornatlon Of
perjury or not, b h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
WATER CAUSES FIRE.
Barrels Of Lime in Contact With.
r the Flood Create a Blaze.

DANYILLE, VA. July 3o-Between
O'clock last night and 4 o'clock this morn
ing two different fires occurred a IN the
city as tho result OF water coming IN
contact With lime. The first fire was in
tho rear Of the feed and grocery store
OF J. B. Meyers and Bros. Water leaked
IL. from the roof and dropping on many
barrels of lime caused q light blaze.
Damage Will amount to between $500 and
81 900. 81
The severe storm OF Sunday evening
washed down the pillars beneath the
storage warehouse Of James l. Pritchett.
causing tho flooring to cave in, a
Thousand bags OF cement and twenty-five
barrels OF lime went through into the
stream beneath the structure, When the
line struck tho water fire started. Five
hundred dollars Will cover the loss. l.1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
WILL i: / {, CONCENTRATE.
Lynchburg Traction and Light;
Company Buy Large Property.

5 13;yNCHBURG, va, July 3o.-T,he
= VIC i,burg Traction and Light Company;
has nurcha sed more than a half g square
Of, property fronting on Main Street. be- =
- can Fifth and sixth Streets, on which =,
n - 1 nurposes to erect q building for It's Is
,anarai ofices and car sheds. This Will
a. away with two division sheds con
csntrnting oil OF the opera ton Of the re
sntire system OF the city at this his II one,
point. y - ~ .n,,lnned.
In the most modern manner me PM p,n,,s
been drawn Tor inc pu''u
4 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
/ FIRE IN RALEIGH
Charter Issued toathe Bull Dur
ham Tobacco Company. &.

(specinlyto Tho Times Dispatch.)
4 RALl0IGFI, I N. C,s.JulYS s0.--lrire in the
OF Leo s. Broughton, .s5 on@ Fayetteville
Street. at o o'clock tonight did about $lO, q
900 damage. The took 10 valued at s14,,-
900, and about 5000 2insuranoe was cars
lima, Home and atlantic Insurance Cons
'panies Of Raleigh. y. T. . Lee, OF the
flrm, IS a member Of the Board Of Alder-.
y A charter was issued to-day lorsl tho
Bull Durham Tobacco Company. of Dur
ham. Capital. $4,000 authorized and $500
subscribed, BY George b.. Blackwell, W.
"a, Guthrie ana w. B. Guthrie. to do w
general tobacco business, 4, . a. q
The company is,-understood to be char
tered In connection with the litigation
the blackwell interests against the Amer
lean Tobacco Company, the BLACKWELL
Durham Tobacco Company having been
chartered Saturday In the same connec-
tinn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
New Manager

"a Especial to The TImes-D lspatch)
NORFOLK VA, July aO--L, g, Hall
has been appointed manager OF the West-
ern Union Telegraph Company in this
city, to succeed Colonel Mo, Pamplin,
who resigned after a service Of thirty-one
years Mr., Hall has been assistant man
ager hore, for about fifteen years. He
started In as a messenger boy, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
7 Washing Affairs.

WAS lNGToN d. g. :. 81 July so,.--- Oscar
II. Downs appointed regular Lewis q
iRoyston substitute rural II carrier, rou
NO. at Marshall, Va. Il y
Virginia postmastors npEo l7l t-ea 4
,Lambsburg, Carroll county. Nlolat y Ny
AIendowvile Chesterfield county, Lea
nora Potts, vice IL ]. Barney. resigned Me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
ARRESTED j X: IN BRISTOL,
Samuel Jones to Answer Charge
e Criminal Assault at Wythevlllel

Ri 4. fspecialG to The Tlmes-Dlspahtcsn I. (,
5iz71cYS1TrHEVILLD. Al, July 3o-samuel
1ones Mas arrested In Bristol day on
the charge OF criminal assault tt' On Ahn.s
Clenmons, the twelY year-oia ms
~ .,a,t and OF this town, The circum stances tai
pa "a ;reen kept quiet by the officers anu
r viii not be known until the preliminary,
: n Ins Sheriff Brown left for Bristol
thIs !. evening to bring the accused Eo
Wytheyille TO answer the charge fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
stanton Man Drowned,

BY IAssoclated F'TesH'J
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 30.--Alon-s
20 Fl McCutcheon, a deck hand. employed
on the steamer Greenwood, plying be,
tween this city and Pittsburg, fell from
the boat this morning while assisting
the carpenter in repairing the wheel.
aslate hour the body had not boon found.
The dead mans home was at Stanton;
~ VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
New, Horse Show.

Special to- The Times: Dispatch.)
LEEsBURG,, VA July &c. THE Unison
Horse Show Associat ton has III been or
ganlzed at Unison, Loudoun county. with
IA. B. Norman as president, and II. u CS
Hoge as secretary. The first exhibition
will be held at Unison, ~ ednesday sep-E
TENDER 9Th. .3y s5; q 4.
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NE[:WylIcAsTL.E!:..

/, Miss Ida Lynch and Miss sslena Beach yis-
Atsd fF sae Was resonts sest q
her brother, MIL q: billiard, or mkleside.,
q Mrs. r. r. Beach, accompanied ny. her
daughters. Salenn Reach and Mr.. and Mrs
VIII, Atkinson. spent Wednesday 81 Alice, .
Mrs M. q, Timberlnke Was recently q guest
of her mother here, A
Mr.. j 4 ii. \ Tomln Is out again after an
illness OF several weeks a2 # q.
Mrs Wcadsy has turrsd e hsE . /. h9Ms 4 ~
near here n is N s
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Car Blocks Traffic,

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.) .I
4 DANVILLE, VA, July 30,--7Tratilo was
delayed over tho Southern Hallway here
last night for six hours as the result OF
the breaking OF an axle on a freight train
while In the middle OF high trestle.
The car responsible for the nishap was
in the middle Of the train. and 1t was
only after the most tedious work that
II was removed, gA5 VA M III IT
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Utz-Jenkins.

(snecial to The Times nispatch,)
M D[,ERICKsBURCt Val July So,r-
Wayman Utz and Miss Cattle Jenkins,
NTH OF Madison county, We're married
Saturday at the home Of the3brlde Rev,
~ n Grlmsley officiating. s}5 bi
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.Fosterr-.,-Cartetr.i

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. July 3d.
Charles Foster and Miss tAIhude A. Car!
ter, both Of Mid dlesexs county, were mar
3rled Thursday at tho home OF the BRIDE
Rev. w. w. sisk officiating. " III