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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
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ON / APP ON III: D !
Mr.. Lane Lacy Speaks j. quent-
ly5 B'esfo,lr s. +; 2. Lee Camp,
3 SIC. ".

The r. 2. Lee Camp, Sons Of Conf ed Z
crate Veterans. held theirAmonth ysmeet-s
Ing in Lee Camp Hall last night. Nj "A large
and e enthusins tic crowd ATTENDED i! and
much routine, business was disposal Of.
5Messrs.5 Arthur e.; Hartman and Waiter
5Leake Wingfield were elected mont ers.
Esq ME-. spoke! Interestingly and elo-!
fquently of Appoma ttox. II H q led sup to
his subject In # a n somewhat humorous.
manner. but when he tsreached the SEN.
fences which referred to the sufferings
and heroism OF the Southern people his
style became serious and earnest He
spoke moro especlally Of the 11erolsn1 Of
the army Of General Lee II. & efeatt, He
spoke OF the last battle ot shs EivilIW
as the lend Of an. era 81 Wat. Wei
as OF the, glorious hospitality, gallantry.
and culture Of the "Old South, ,,i.5
n II e next spoke Of the ngnt at Appomat-
ytox as the beginning OF an era. not only
/ Of Il political turmoil and strife, hut OF
the upbuilding Of the great New south,t
This was the burden OF his d lscourse. and
he spoke in eloquent terms OF the forth
tude and industry Or the Southern people.
and, of their great achievements In the
arts OF peace. "a XII 81 sj343f n a, NJ
In conclusion he drew a beautiful moral
from the bravery OF the defeat ed soldiers
OF the Confederacy,ss a nd pointed TO their
example in glowing terms as one for his
hearers TO remember "a nd study IN their
own lives. 4. II # & S5a
Mr.. Lacy spoke for about thirty min
5utes and was applauded o5the echo. "A
vote OF thanks was rendered, and the
q RI will ho nor 4 n a
OF the company. III III # (, f H ~ n s #
A large audience was present, and = t
was generally regretted that every mem =.
Der OF the camp col i'd not be present
to hear the fervent and patrlotic utter
lances of the speaker OF the event g, p Il.
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Smith talks
GEORGIA POLITICS.
Former Richmond Newspaper
Man Says Hoke Smith Will If.
Be Next Governor.

! IL
Mr.. Ralph Smith, formerly o. reporter
or the old Richmond Times. but nov a
staff correspondent Ofsthe Atlanta Jour-
nal, was In the city last nightgen route
to Lynchburg, whittier he goes on a mis-
siont for his paper a
When asked concerning the guberna-
torial campaign for the Democratic nomi.
nation In Georgia, Mr.. Smith expressed
the view that Hon. IIoke Smith would
win, thoughiihe said a powerful organs
zation was lined mp against him,
\ THE campaign for the nomination."
said Mr.. Smith, ''has been going on for
over year. and 1t has been peppery
from The very start" Il h,
II have been all over the State for
my paper, and cannot escape the be-
lief that Mr., Smith has the people be-
hind him. II
r. He is running on platform which
calls for publication Of the ballot,
through suffrage plans similar to those
adopted In Virginia and Alabama, and
foi railroad rate regulation. lsS
Mr.. Smith will go into the convention
at Macon, on September 4th. the leading
candidate, but to get the nomination he
must finally reach majority of ali the
delegates. + firmly belieyehe will do this:
though the field Is against him" 6
4 THE other four candidates are Messrsl
James NJ. Smith, farmer; Former Judge
II. b, Russell, Clark Howell and John
r. Estll, editors. III
The primaries to- elect delegates will
DO held on August 22d and a plurality
vote only Is required in the, various coun-
ties and cities'' III n, d ss
B Mr.. Smith took a night train for Lynch
burg. and Will SO from there to Atlanta.
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VVASSNAiTCHED
IFR|||0|!|M||8.Fl'Y|'NGCAR|
Negro Hurt iii Peculiar Manner
While Riding Oil Rear B
Platform. Ss4
white Y I. ] MAN WAS STABBED
i H.a'd Dispute With We An.
Ky b1'ttillta y 4 y Surg Oh Kept Busy
IT. Ihroug l1out THE Day.

ss Sla ence 4 NJ Cargo, a. messenger boy
living S at 20S ortl II twentieth street
broke Ills right arm In two places ~
filing from q 81 ladder at Twelfth and
Cary Streets yesterday morning. d He. Swas
climbing, and had nearly reached Tie
second noor8when the ladder slipped. HI VI
extended his arm to break tho fall and \
the bone was broken d bove and below
the elhow and the Joint dislocated.
n DR. tIdglns3 responded with the city
ambulance and after treating the boy
took him home. II I'd X u
The ambulance twaB ca lied to Dennison'sf
drug store, III Fulton, al 3 Eo' clock yes.sg
Iterday afternoon to attend Junius Rlch.5
lardsin, coored. The man got into
light with ] oc Rlddy, and received 4 a,
stab SIX Inches long 4 which pierced the
lung Ecavi K 2 D ,5l
&ls Or. Hudgins took eight h stitchcs Al and !
removed ll,r18to his home 70 7 No. l1lo
VII lan1sbnrg Avenue, sa 81
\ Stabbed by Z Negro. NJ
q; Arthur Barnes iWhitel got IN IA q ls.5s
pute with Otis Curtis tcolored) ut Ninth
and Canal strcefs ut s. o'clock 5yeate rday$
ter SIX Inches long fist back OF the
shoulder. DR. HIdgins hurried to- this
scene and after9 sewing tho wound np,s
removed Tho man to- his home n IL a1s
50 Lotte May Aldridgc, the title daugh-a
ter OF n. L. Aldridge, I, who. pla wing
5in(Sthe street. was near j, run down BY \ q
passing wagon and 81 getting out Of
the way fell StoS the pa yemen and broke
her arm. The ainbulance responded to
the cali and Or. HndEtns took he II 4 TO
her home III No 500 Washington Street
Two Hurt on Same g
n i AT ii o'clock last night Ilnwood Baylor
was ".foollng" on the back platform of
IA Lakeside car as It whizzcd along. and I
something caught hold OF him suddenly
AT First II and Marshall M Streets and
snatcied him. to the hard stones OF the 1
street. No one saw what 8dra eyed him
OF. and LlnWood sat up painfully and !
scratched hIs aching head In IN yste
sS% a little further down til $s ca r stopped
TO lie T. on As. Clarence blackstone g q n old 4
and respectable colored 8mnrs wing Mt No.
1901 St Johns Street. f III fell and was
dragged for several al yards ~ 3s,s M
% The city ambulance attended f$&8 both
cases Baylor was not hurt much. but
the old man 8receiv red IA sloca ton OF his I
right shoulder. III n 5S H.as taken to n tila
hospital. where Drs. Stewart A. Lans
and Hudglns set tila bone
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DOPE D1sPENsERSC eau GIT.
John Taylor G Captured !. With 9Th the
* Good s on H i'm. III. sj3

mother dispenser Of dope yyn 8 IN as an
Police Court yesterday morning was Y 3
John Tayl or, colored, who oident tall
ran into 4 the big person OF Policenl mar
1 Bradl lev on Ross s Street Sunday morning.
giving thought to the appearance
OF things Taylor started to beat a a@ hasty
$retreat ,I ana thereby aroused the SITS
p1cions Of Policeman Bradley, who Inn
imediately save chase In his rapid fight
the negro shed his burden, which con
sisted Sof several packages Of coca IN. q a
man Bradley put his best foot foremost
and soon caught the fleeing man. Re- y
turning he picked up the cocain pack
ages. n the man g pocket was found 20
cents. the exact price OF two packages
iof the stun, which has gone up, on q G.
count Of the vigilance Of the police, from
scents to IS cents. III ,t5$ i35
s$F Tay lor was placed under $500 security
for ninety days. Squire Graves hopes,
to be- able to find out where he got his
pac ges Of dope. nv Il III. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
NEGRO GATHERINGS,
-Four c Conventions Are Scheduled
a ss to Meet Soon in Richmond.

Il -Four big negro conventions are sshed-
uled to meet In Richmond within the
next ak weeks. Each body will bring a
large crowd OF delegates, and there will
be a mighty gathering OF negroes In this
city. ~
Sis The week beginning August Goth will
see the assembling of the Right Worthy
Grand Council, Independent Order Of st.
Luke, which will be III session here 1--WE
days, During the same week the Ma.
tional Baptist Sunday School Convention
and the Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii meet In Fifth Street Baptist Church.
There will be fully fiys hundred delegates
IN attendance on these two bodies,
On September 4th the Grand Fountain,
United Order OF True Reformers, viii
meet in their hall, and will be in ses-
sion five days.
The biennial convention OF the Grand
United Ordsr Of Odd Fellows. VIII meet
here the first week in october.
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WILL MEET TO-DAY. \
Session Of State Board Of Agri-
culture at Old Point.

The State Board OF Agriculture viii
meet at Old Point Comfort ls-day. and
home important matters viii be disposed
of.
s Among them will be the question Of
locating a State truck farm for expert
mental purposes. II
The Executive Committee OF the Yir-'
ginia Polytechnic Institute met here yes
5terday and appointed DR.. j. M Nc
.I;rydc, president pf the institute. to APP.
pear before the board and urge the es-
Establishment OF the proposed farm,
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.sDistrict Associations.

Seven district associations OF the Bapa,
fist deaomina ton Will meet IN ~. state
this week--na nelly, ne Accomac PENN
lev and Lebanon DR. r W n .sS Pitt will
attend the AccoIrrac and PENN sula "a 4, !
5sociations and DR. w. Mitchell will.
\ 80 to The Roanoke. and 8sL Lebanon III,
No. was In Richmnnd yesterday en-;
route to A his home, ! II a fterS visiting rela-l
lives and friends In rginla.
The s Rcy. ] .s Ia ylor spent \. 9 rev e,
ut q georgetown College, s8i x entucky, of
which he Is bprcsid = t. :. /.
The Rev.8i John White. d.. !, has z I.
Ike 'puIpit ri the First Baptist Church
for the last two Sund 35ll5 a i
4 Miss Cornelia Keller. OF Phiadel hia! {
"a the guest OF Mrs. Simon Bowman, OF
10S4 East Broad Street HI 9$5g
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'A|I|.R|y!|.A||A |.| I 4 | NJ |H|
OCCURS !. J. D .A.liaCAS|NO.
Larg Crowd Enj Dyed the Ro1lick-
some Farce-C once Some
ding D Sing A.llI theI Time


fs sy' Runaway fntcll'st at the Casino last
night seemed brig tj@clever and parkingS
after the nOurntnl a tempt n! at @mrtnl Of,
last week and l$a$ large crowd seemed to
lis desert bed son the play Bill 9as I d
farce comedy and Tint name auits8it5
ns5 we'll az any other Four Iiien, three
women, a dog and ~ ca ma Ike up the cast,
which though small In nulnerical value
worked overtime In giving q ctlon1i to$tliel
piece: There was 3a8s on1ething doing.
every minute, and II ever device except
the slab stick wits used. III i3t5
4 The story 4 Is the old one OF the son
running OF With he ,yido ", w hose daugh y
ter has eloped with the ~ therY The two
couples NEE I. d a. ountry hotel, a nd all
manner Of Incidents follow. some OF them.
ofsa startling Galllc character. 5
y OF course 4 he IS Dung people fall iii love
and the old r9 couple blow suit. and new
eloDenents take place. @ ~ 3i Il
" All ow& coined Y, lnndlady and man Of al
works provoked thc 3 gnl lery.$ to much
and wore garmcnts Of weird
and glorious pattern. 3 "
81 Mi. Fred House as he y Som was quite
clever, and al LIS elen 81 Dung as 4. lille
Mntches NJ tty and saecepta bic. .5ss8
a F, una way Match B Will be. seen Mt the
Casino all week at 10 regular matinee
and night pcrfornan is - M
& Is q good play for a hot ntght-for lt's
no grea strain on the mind. 3s{5$ III ~
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Gone Is Sand Lick

Captain George w. (Long TOMB Haynes.
Capitol policeman and Il DEM ATTIC poltii:-.
ycian, has gone to his home IN 5D ickenson
county to spend a little vaca ton, and,
incidentally, to do some party work.
While; away Captain Haynes will visit
Sand Lick, Lick Fork and other inpor-
3tant points In his section, and will also
confer with bill z Ny Fads, s. edltor of the
Wise ews, concerning the political sltu-
alton In the Ninth District. He will at
tend the Democratic convention 1T Bris-
toll &on Thursday and will probably make
one Of his charact erlstio speeches before
the body. tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
DEDICATED no F1RE \ 4: y y
Prof. Reinhardt G on1poses Beat 3 ,i'I'1E
tifula March for Convention.

sISS Profesyor ltacob n Rolnhardt has co ON
posed nS beautiful march, which he has mas.
dediratedS to the state Firetriens Asso.
citation. ard which ID to be PLAYED ~ y
8Kessnich' sg Band during the flref,er's
here next week. The tnuslcSis
very appropriate to the occasion, haylt,g
ats melody all the sounds Incident To- u g 4.
fire. n. Il ~.
Sl The rnarcl, IL particularly dedicated to
Captain Jack Redwood, president of Ct IN IN
association. Copies have beef, furr.isl, !
to- the bands ,vfl oh are to be here IN II
the para ana allf .of them will Join
IN playing It III the grand band concert
ut lakewood on the evening bof tho go.
There viii fpruba blythe one hundred and
fifty, pieces ttthe concert,ETw prizes
for fine vi ayiin,g viii be, offered by the
lakewood management. n Il III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Aldermen 3 Final Session

The last session Of the present Board
o'clock. There is but little business,
and the sitting Will last only. a little
whilessiA few matters will come sup for
cdncurrence , 81 but no rs oTi glnal business
.further sc ssion OF the lower branch. aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Colonel Button Busy.

Insurance sioner4 Joseph But
ton returned to the city yesterday from
his home in Appomattox. where he spent
Sunday Il @ rs ssf88 81; N " 58 @
Colonel Bu ton attended the great Ryan
barbecue 4 at Oak RIDGE in Nelson
county, Saturday, and expressed himself
as highly pleased with the affair
d He and Deputy Commissioner Brenna-
man We're busy yesterday getting the aft
fairs Of their office in shape for real
work VI. 3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
FIVE NEW G CHARTERS.
Corporation G orn1nissio on Author
ICES a Number Of Enterprises.

MI PO4 oIASAA tA = - 80 -
/ ICES al Number Of Enterprises. !.
a53lThc Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
Tanners siCreek 81 Land Corporation
Norfolk j. r. .ssl4 81 n1psor1, Ia president;
Robert q W. S Sturgls, secretary f "A. 8l53 T.
Stroud treasurer. Norfolk. itS Ca ital,
$50, 000 " II I3s III
\ Anne ican Realty Company (Incorpo-
rated 5EAlexandria.s John s. 81 Tomlinson,
president, 7Nashingt on,s D. q; ilArthur "a.
fBirney, Washington &, D. q; ii Samuel q.
Wilder, treasurer 4 Lo,iisburg, al N .sss G.;
Thomas Somerville, q w ashlng ton, .. c.;
Caldwell G. ETyl er. q secre tary, w shing-
Greer Combinat ion Grain Door Corpo-
ration, n lori olk. l W. n. sumWalt. sprest.,
dent ~ w. c. ightfoot, secretary and
treas sle ri ohm bb Norfolk Capt
"A Conway Printing Company t1ncorpo-.
rated, Chariot esvllle.s Conway,
president; CT w. Poland; vice. president;
o. 3 T.Si Oliver. secretary and Il reasurer;
T. yvlngfl cid. ga r1anag ger; EJ N H. Lind
say, Charlottesville. apital, $40 900 Y
&, Fair Japan Company SIncorporatedl,
Yumcto NJ I1tlshiblke, 81 president.
w. 3. Bohart vice. PRESIDENT G. w.
Tebault, secre tary5 and trea rer;; r: " G..
Browne T. L. Grasty, n orfolk a Capital
500, 000 38y3{ ri VIZ 8;
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Mr. Robertson Talks.

Mr.. Wyndham b. Robertson. a promi-
$nent Democratic leader OF washington
acountyls In theIl city, and will remain
here for n5few days, M 5i Sss 4
Mr.. Robertson thinks the Bristol Con-
yention will name General f Ayers for
Congress on Thursday, and that the popu-
lar former attorney neral will give Col
sslcmp "a race for, his money. 3 Mr.
! Robertson has many friends and rela-
ttives in this city n &44 f5$sf ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Had Attack of Snake 81

~ RI q. Francis, q white man, was g yer ven
thirty days in jail yesterday on a. cl1arge
Of drunkenness. Sunday morning Francis
began to see ''snakes, and no reused the
neighborhood with his cries = of horror.
n was given the jail 4 term by Squire
Graves In tho hope that he will sober up.
Give M oonlight t o Night.
"a St. Augustine Literary Association will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
William w. McIntire. 3,e

S{I News has lust been 5recel ved here OF
the Heath Gof William w. Mc1ntlre last
Wednesday from an operation performed
In hicngo.@ II e8 formerly lived here but
has been l West bout fifteen years. N Be-3
sid es otler relatives, he leaves two bro h-3
ers. M.essrs p and r. NJ. i McIntlre Of
Richmond. 4, \ 4, !asS nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Agent Taylor's Work.

( A. @. Billings was in the Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge N Of
working a mule having two large sores
on Its back, He testified that the animal
was better or in the street thangin the
stable, where the flies bothered him; but
he was fined IS. ets5. 85ia t Il s8ls
y s.. PC A. Agent Emmett Taylor APP
ipeared In court against Billings. and tess
titled against him. b,
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will attend the NICE ting, as His Excel
jlency Il deoplyAinterested In the subject.
N Captain5 W.5j w. Bak er, OF Chesterfield,
will be Oh hand Fsaa the ohloial repre-
sentative Of the Jamestown Exposition:
His business with tho body: will have ref
erence to the agricultural exhibit q 4 be
made by the Stat o. NJ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
SlowlyiInlpr..,oyinp,.

n Edward E3 G. M 30 Nlcr, IN \ WHO ll}iatten1pted
sslic lde Ia week by jumping Into 4 d
iurnac es at the Al lien 81 Glnter tobacco
rln Mt. n n ring at the City
hen physlcians say, that the N mans VI
mind seetr1s to be Sunbalanced. although
Ut time she ~ pTears normal |. and they
3nre en- deavoring to ef feet ~ cure. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
acob Miles Fined.

Jacob Miles, charged with assisting joe
Winter In committing an assault on
Thomas Richardson, was fined $3.50 by
Squire Graves In the Police Court yes
tterday. Miles was tho only one of the
iassallants found. and he was fined Il Il, W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
SEN q ON GRAND JURY,
Dick Morgan Did Not, However,
u Commit Robbery On Chapn,af an. Il

cort Y oiiss
Charles Chapman at Beverly
md HDobsony Streets. The evidence was
TO the effect that Morgan Knocked him
down and Kicked HIM. Chapman 4 was
taken to the hospital and treated. Nor
gar, was sent Oh to the Hastings c.o,,rt.;
~ II surdy''s Issue Of The BTnes.Dispatch'
4 was ated that Morgan was also al u
legged 70 have robbed Chapman, sof S.
THIS was q mistake report, X az II 4 has
since been b asserted on good Faut hority!
that mo 70 bbefy was committed. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
! DEAF MUTE MISSING G.
Negro from Friends Orphan
Asylum, Gone TWO Weeks,

Charles Bowler, q deaf and dumb In
mate OF the Friends Orphan Asylum, a
negro institution at Federal and St. Johns
Streets, disappeared two weeks ago, and
has as yet not been located.
y 1t has been learned that the negro went
to the country and began working for q
man who hauls the, garbage from tho
Second Market. but he left him after
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Motion Promptly Killed.

t4{Af9B9 yA OSIOlA = 3.5.5
Els a. fter the committee had mad o 4 Its ie-
port, a man arose and said that he did
not think It right for the contests to be
open to nom I'm ion men, The chairman
and several others replied that they
thought the idea Of restriction not only
selfish but unfair to those who had no
way Of becoming union men. IS tho
members Idea Of IA restriction had been
put In the form Of a motion, It Was voted
uron aud unanimously filed, with the
exception OF the man s voice. 4. III IL
The committee on early closing made
the gratifying report that thirty-six COM
nlercial houses had signed UP 70 close
Searly$on Labor Day. f Il :5i 53s,3 Il s
85 The subject % the $raffling of OF the
$40 suit, donated by Mr. 8. 4 z. Duggins.
was m adeE plain to all, $53ti HI @5s5s NH
q Any N ember OF the unions can sell rs
MANY tickets a 10 cents each as they;
wish The lucky number will be drawn,
out a t Idlewood. \ Any person having sold
as many as Is tickets and holding the
corresponding ticket will he given II the
1.-THE chief marshal, who had been holding
a. meeting with his aides inst he \ next
ROOM made tho last report before ad-5
journment;. nothing but minor business
had been attended y to. He said that his
committee wanted to know where to end
the parade It was moved that this be
left with him and his aide @ 81 rs SCI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
McGruder Case Postponed.

Jef&8J NANNY 0oSA ~SAAS - ~ AANNAt
The case of Mr.. g.. A.. NIcGruder.5
charged with violation Of the quarantine
laws, was called before n Squire ] ordan
Yesterday morning Mr.. 9. Bosehen,s
I Of Richmond, appeared for the defendant.
and asked that the case be post ponedj
until Tomorrow. 535 ii y st53 ~ i
Squire Jordan ordered q u rul @ Issued
for J. G.. Jackson, who had sworn on y
a warrant against John Baughan, charg-
ing that he lost over so in a house kept
by the latter. Jackson failed to appear.
to sustain his charges. Il. a.flsa
Mr.. Baughan engaged Mr. Ernest Wells
as Ibis counsel. and asked that the case.
+ be continued ten days ss,j CLING,
The Richmond and Petersburg police
have been asked to look out for James
Diamond, alias Black Diamond, who
lis charged with stealing o. quantity Of
clothing from fell ow-empl oyes In Greene'ss
Sbrlckyard. 5s3 ,.l fS5s
Personals and Briefs.
u Miss Emma Luck, Of Ashland, Is WIS.,
5lting her sister. Mrs. I'll ! i stanle In
Oak Grove. ls#. ~ Il
Mrs,$Ida B. Lloyd left yesterday for the
White Sulphur Springs, where she will
remain about two weeks. .a Il
Rev. ~, A. Sullivan, pastor Of Y Oak
Grove Baptist Church, Is preaching this
week to the iPanunkey Indians In their
reservation. He Is expected home on
Friday, "A Il, e n i}
Miss Ruth Teddy, OF Eleventh. and
semtnes Streets. Is making a tour, In
which she Will Visit several Of the larger
cities and resorts OF the North.
Mrs, B, G. SA1oseley, OF lis East Tenth
Street, lis visiting relatives at Moseley's
Junction. "A I. s.,
Squire Chea than has issued, warrant
for the city scavenger OF Manchester
charging him with violating the county
health laws. The case Is set for Friday,
It Is charged that the city refuse has
been deposited on the borders OF the
city In the county, and that 1t has been
causing the county people much annoy
ance.
Misses Ida Presson and Colleen Belcher,
of Beach, Va. who have been visiting
Mrs, j, A. Hollywood, Of Manchester. hayp
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs II, B, cheatham have re-
turned from visit to friends and rela-
tves In West Virginia,
Misses Estelle and Carrie TalIey have
left for Green Bay, where they will
spend a week with relatives and friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14

give its moonlight down the fivers to-
night, rain Or shire. The Pocahontas
has been chartered TOR tho purpose ana
the II steamer. viii certainly 10. II lThe
report iiSyesterday'sE pa per that the noon
light had been fpostpon ID was erronsous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14

Working several days to rettttit TO sR'afls
Ifnoilds n &; Il l.3s! "
rie poles received report from I, ia resi.
dent Oh AfosbyS street last ok that -
deaf and dumb negro had beet, b % - y
II Tint section. II u 4. II An s.,s W
81 The rt1tiaWA 4 8 TWEEN NO years oid
and an Old inmate Of the asylum X s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Funeral Of Mr.. T oney.

The funeral Of Mr.. John A. T oney,H who5
died suddenly in his home, N 9. 111s Hill
Street. Sunday morning atR s ;15 o clock,
took place yesterday afternoo on att
O'Clock. N The pail bearers We're Messrs.
Clifford Mason, II a r oyall, Charlie
Angel, Harvey Sampson, w. r. Mann
and ] +. o. Rowlett The servl Were
conducted by Rev. Drs. B al dy and Grid
lin. Interment was in Z lakewood Gene