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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
W|LL STABL|SH
WIRELESS HERE :|'.E|:.. [:
Stations to BE Put Up IN Rich
n1ond and at Virginia
Beach.
JIM CROW Law WORKS WELL 1E:ll I.
First Revenues OF Virginia Beach
Go Towards Making Good
Sidewalks.
JIM CROW LAW WORKS WELL
,perinlltn rhe rimes. Dispatch.

(Specinl4to The Times Dispatch
NoRlF DIX, VA, June l5.--Vir,siinlllas' .
Beach and Richmond, too. are to nave
wireless taloaraph stations. General y
Manager Armstrong, Of the De lrores.
Wireless Company, VIII be in Richmony
In about two weeks for the PURPOSE OF
arranging for the opening OF the station
there, and the Virginia Beach station
will he nut In about the same time.
Il owing to the metallic roof fittings 81 the
National Bnnl, OF Commerce building,
on which Is located the local station
trouble has been experienced In getting
tho stati0u 20 lnork roper'y. and. unless
4 the expert wireless constructors can
oyercoma the dt,iculty y Is proba bio tina,
the station will be moved 10 tho Boafa
OF Trade building. !,
..Working like charm - the generus
reply from officials OF street railWo2
s companies to all questions rala Nv" 60 Z,
the operation OF the new i'm Grow
car law. 53
Not q Angle trolley inc has reported
II single Instance or real trouble WIN
passengers in consequences OF the cor
j ductors' CT: 6rce1ne1lt OF the law.
IT has been observed that the negro
traffic on the cars has fallen on mate.
rally, although there has been no or
ganIzcd movement here on tho part OF
the negroes to discourage riding on the
cars bccaese pf the separation OF the
races. ~
An official az one OF the railroads made
the statement that It would PRO baby
d require. from six weeks to two m onths
for the negro ira Mic to resume lis no, nal
proportions on the street railways.
The most trouble experienced by the
conductors Is the moving OF white pas.
sengers after they have once seated
Il themselves 5538e IL Il K n 35&
y The work OF laying the proposed grano-.
l.thic sidewalk in front Of the cottages;
at Virginia Beach. from the Princess;
Anne Hotel 10 the Virginia Bcacn !'fc-.
saving station, "a distance OF Six blocks,
Manager PannIli. OF the Southern Con-
tracing Company. which has the con-
tract for the work. cx,ects to, have It
completed before july 4th. sl The walks.
are to be six feet wide. and nre to be
bulkhead. The cost Of laying the walk
will be 1900 which will come out OF the
first years revenue OF he incorp ora ted
town OF Virginia Beach.
The Beach Town Council Is now pre-
pairing for a bond Issue OF about .5o, 900.
Tor the installation OF sewer, waters AMI
lighting systens. The plan now Is to
secure water from an nrtesian we'll sew
eral miles off. IN Princess Anne county
The water is said to be exceptionally:
4 dne. t5 si5 ss4!5s5.I 80
The summer criminal term OF the
United States Court, when began here.
June 9th. ndjotirned & this evening. nnd,
q Ind "a yyaddill sS District Attorneys Lewis
and Talley ana Marshal Morgan Treat
returned to Richr1lond tonight The nine
9 1ays that the court was In session cost
the government 5000 in jury and VT
ness fees ana ex penses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
AUTOMOBILE LAW
Makes One Sure by
Second Adoption.
,cnncio, n, The Times-Dispatch

fSpecinl to The Times-DlspatcH.)E t.51}g8
~ WINCHESTER, VA, June 15--The
board Of supervisors OF Frederick .coun y !,
~ for tho second time, to-day adopted
the Byrd automobile law. which regu-
lates the operation OF automobiles IN
this state. 81 The Law did not become
effective Until June 18th. and had 10
be re-adopted ny Che supervisors
Miss angie Kerns. daughter OF Deputy
Rherir II. r. #Kerns, OF this county, was
4 run into on Main Street in Winches'--
ter to-day by a bicycle. ridden by
Mitchell Ball. knocked down and seri-
ously hurt. a long cash was cut IN
her chm, her mouth was acerated. and
her shoulder was badly spralned.
She was crossing the street when the
bicycle going at rapid rate, dashed into
her, $aI Al
The Court of Appeals OF Virginia will
8bs called uponsto determine the dispo-
sition Of an estate OF ten thousand dol
lars loft by John l.. Buncutter, a Fred
erick county farmer. Judge Harrison,
in the Circuit Court, to-day signed B an
order appointing ]. NJ. Steck comlttee
for Mrs. Mary J. Buncutter, the widow,
+ who has been ndjudged too feeble to
manage tho estate. 4.
Tie appointment Is opposed BY J. w.
Rice. named administrators OF the ess-
tate VI, 3i! II
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X
TO a site near the extremity Of The point,
and that red sector be placed in tt 2
cover Turner's Lump and cha t a & fixed
red lens lantern light be placed on the
boat house of the Assateague ] y fe-Saving
Station, to the eastward OF the present
location Of the Fishing Point Y oh TO
be called the Assn tea gue Anchorage light;
also that red sector be serted u In the
sAssateague light, that its eastern edge
may serve as a guide for vessels enter r
Ing the anchorage
= The question OF making these pro-
posed changes will be presen ted a the
meet.ng Of the light House BOARD. which Oh
viii take place on June Ath58 next, for!
favorable action. s " 4 b
Iss3.,I hope the proposed changes will prove
satisfactory and beneh clal I: TO ne com
munh s..
sss1f these proposed! changes are made, Il y
will be OF vast Importance, not only to
the shipping interest in this loo atty, but
to the entire Atlantic seaboard. II as It Is
the only harbor Of refuge between Della
ware Breakwater and Hampton Roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
WILD With
ITCHING HUMI0R.
Eruption Broke Out ID Spots All
Over Body-Caused a Continual
itching for Two Years = Doctors
Medicine Did no Good ~ Cured at
Expense Of only $l,25 and Nov
THANKS CUTlCURA
FOR COMPILE CURE.

asotnc time ago J. wrote you 70, .
book on tho Cutic,lra Remedies and
received It O. X. and went and bought!
The Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did
me moro good than any medicine, ! ever
used. They cured mo Of my skin disease,
and / am very thankful to you. NY
trouble was eruption Of the skin, which
broke out in spots all oyer my body
and caused continual itching which
oearly drove mo wild at times. ! got
medicine Of doctor, but it did not euro
mo, md when saw in 9 paper your
ad, sent to you for the Cuticura book
and studied my cnsc in it. ! then
went to the drug store and bought ono
cake Of Cuticura Soap, ono box OF GU
ticura Ointment, and one vial Of Cuti-
cura Pills. From tho first application
I received relief. used the first set
and two extra cakes OF Cuticura Soap
and was completely cured. ! had
suffered for two years, and again
thank Cuticurn for my cure. u you
wish, YOU may publish this. Your
friend forever, Claude N johnson, Maple
Grove Farm, r. +. DE- Walnut Kan,
June Is, 1905. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
n REPUBLICAN, AT OUTS.
Democrats Expect to Give Slenp
the Fight Of His Life.
,ac,aI 10 -Dhe Tines-Dlspatch,

ESPECIAL to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, YA.i,g June 16-Noting what
they claim to be serious disa Election
among the Republicans OF the Ninth Vir-'
9ginIn District, the Democrats are OF the
eop,nion that they will be able this time
& to give Congressman Slemp the tussle OF
his life. 1t seems a foregone conclusion
that the Republican convention. TO pc
held at Marion, Va, on next Wcdnesaay.
the Goth inst, will renomlnates congress-
man slemp. without an OPPOSING eanal-
date for the nomination. Former Cha,E-s
nan. stuart r. Lindsay continues to make
Bnub.lshed attacks on Colonel sle'hp.s pAt-
4 ~ record. charging that he has been 9
, - disloyal member OF the party, and
~ ! "a fn1led to support tho late General
yas A. walker when he was candidate
FOR Congress. 4, u, u, !, : 4 x,
urinary this year There is strong oppo-s
s,t,on ~ that process, for the reason thai
q Il 'necessitates that the winning candl-5
dnta shall twice stump the district, NO
nna having entered for the pro posed prl-
ma the committee Will direct that q
nnnvention be held In Bristol, The time
for the convention has not yet heen.d
btcrmined on, hut sit8will be early IN july
Former Chairman Smith, who ls stu
4 = me,nber OF the district coihtnl tlee,g says
TINT IS the party docs not Jack LOT COCO
i ,,,a terial. and that there are a number Of
nan III the district, AIRY one CT Whpn'
Gould win this year, Among those me-
/, snnsd III MIN are 4, General r, A.. Ayers.
- Wise county; 3, It. Buchanan, OF
smvtl, county, %. 4 Leo. Trink sic, OF YIythes
/, n,ntv. and former Con gress ma n aHes3
4 " Marshall OF Craig county.
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Buckingham Court.
ESPECIAL to The TImes-Dlspatc


al BUCKTNGHANl. VA, Juno 1S.-Judge
Gordon, "a OF Amherst. opened his first
court In this county this morning, and he
made a splendid Impression before Buck
5ingham citizens. Several criminal cases
occupied the time OF tho juries during the
day true bills being found against Wilson
Ellis. who shot and killed William Chill.
Dress white citizen, several days pgo 4
Frank Turpin, colored, who made a Vi
ciols assault on Mr.. Forest Guthrie with
q knife and seriously cut him, and Joe
cobbs. colored, who in q scrap about a
scolored woman, shot both the woman and
Edgar Jones. colored.
Cobb made a desperate effort To- escape.
but was ira cked down by Deputy Sheriff
Williams and landed here In jail shortly
after the shooting. and then only altar
being shot by a negro who had been as
sisting inthe man-hunt, Tie jlries were
dismissed by Judge Gordon this evening,
His honor will hold a special court, COM
mencing July slst to try these criminal
cases. II VI NJ m " SKI
In a fight over a woman at I1benezer
Church. colored church In this county,
Charles Allen was shot and seriously
injured by Cleveland Chambers another
negro Sunday evening. Chambers was
arrested and taken before Magistrate II.
e. Patteson Tuesday and was dismissed,
II was proved that Allen was shot In
self-defense,
rs Geo. n. B olton has been appointed
postmaster at Hubards, this county, and
the office moved into his store. between
here and Winginla,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
FOUND WIRE BOUND
Mrs. Alonzo Powell Chloroformed
and House Robbed.
s,p1,ecIal 70 The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial TO me gIlmes-Dlspatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. June l5,--Word from
Rescue. Isle OF Wight county, to-day.
says Alonzo Powell, on returning home.
after several hours absence. found
his wife bound, gagged and senseless..
Money, n watch and other jewelry were
strewn about the house and IN the. yard,
on reganing consciousness, Mrs. Powell
said she remembered being approached
by a figure covered with q sheet She
was seized and chlorofnrnl- satura ted
sponge was pressed to her mouth and
nose That was the last she knew.
Her first Impression, on the approach!
OF the sheeted form was that It was her
husband trying to frightena her, and she
said laughingly II at she wouldn't scare.
! The house had been ransaeked and the
only explanation of the scattered plumber.
4 Is that the Intruder was interrupted ana
I fed hurrledly, i 5a
4 Neighbors of the PoWells regard the
flair as somewhat mysterious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
WORKED SMOOTHLY.
The Separate Car Law Success
fully Inaugurated in Danville.

g 111 Especial TO The Tlmes-DIspRt chJ
DANyII.LE. VA June 16-The new
"Jim Crow car law. which became ef-
fectiye June 14th. was put In operation
for the first time here to-day. Due prob
ably to n misunderstanding on the part
Of some of the citizens and the officials
Of the Danyille Street Railway and Elec-
trio Company, no apparent effort was
made to enforce the law yesterday,
The conductors were alert to-day to
assign the white and colorad passengers
TO their respective rtlons of the car
and no trouble was exp rleneed,
sence OF the negroes on the cars, but II
ia not believed that this Is due to any
con certed action. IS {3s g}{ VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Rev, j Fl. Straughn Resigns.
(speoIal to The Times plsErpVa tcR) q

(SIeclallto The Tlmes-plspatch, ~ 3E5
LYNCHBuRG, VA, June l5.--ReY
James II. straughn, pastor OF h e sMetho,
dist Protestant Church hare. has Just
resigned his pastorate / to accent tho presl-
,dency of5the West Lafayette College, at
West Lafayette. Ohio.
This resignation came aa q great sur
5nriee, as Mr. Strapghn only a few months
ago declined election to the position or
Christian Endeayor superinte of his
denomination. making at Tho tine q IMAM
cial sacrifice to remain here. He goes
Immediately to his new WORK, and the
PULPIT will be- supplied until his successor
is secured AZ v 5,i9 +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
grade went to II, Emory Wldener, /

- r Fl Z
Damascus, Va,
The annual literary address was dely.
cred by Rev. Carter Helm Jones& OF
louisville, Ky, Or. George r. Stuart,
the avanselist, delivered mn address. his
subject being Opportunity
I The plans to provide Emory and Henry
College, Mt Emory. Va. With new bnlld-.
ings are fast being consummatad, At
.rapgements have been made for soooo'
With which to begin the work q con-
struct!on, Three buildings, to cost q!
total Of 100000. are to be erected. and
tile. work viii he commenced Without
delay, the contract for ono Of the puildr
sings having already been let, rev. Y. 9.
straley. the financial agent, has already
secured some important s,thscriptlons
and expects to keep the funds In the lead
Of the construction work. Andrew Car
negie will contrlbnte ssso, 600 for this work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16

meals to-day were as follows: MA Norsoll|s
and Western Railway Company va. Birch
field argued by 8, q. Graham Tor plain
lift In error, and "A. p, Gillespie for az,
PENDANT, and submitted,
Big stoney Lumber Company vs. m M
Ilvane, argued by Samuel w. VIII jaH,sl
for plaintiff In error. and r. u JORDAN
for defendant, ana submitte
Il Pickett Va, Mullins removed 10 Rich
mond alsl put on privileged docke 4 llais
Next ca sas TO be called, Penningt0A ~
ais VS. Mallprt OF ala dcAfufyAy GA
ala, ys. Dixon; Interstate @. aad "a, Csls
ys. ClIntwood q, and q. CO. V asss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Th,ree Injured,

+ nRIsTOI,, TENN 3 June flb- Mn q c0lll-
s,ams ~ freight cars at Dixie Tannery
hera to-day three MEN were caught and
s s.s,s injured, They are George TILL
son. aged thirty4one, legs broken below
the knees 4 Abram I,olt i. aged ffty-four,
back broken and lpj ured vi lntapnallyi
Hubbard Jones. aged I thirty w ured M
tsyaally q and one les ng9k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Suicide Denied.

M Especial to Tho TlMes-p ISpatch,)
81 NEWPORT N I1yVs, Al June ib,-,I The
body of lieutenant John "a. cL Ndcclue,
who died suddenly Al Fort Monroe yester-S
day afternoon, was shipped to Washing,
ton Tonight and will be buried with
military honors at Arlington Cemetery
'to-morFow, Colonel ramsey y, Potts, cons.
rnandant OF the fort, states that Ida.-
ana has caused a denial pt the suicide
report to he given RI op =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
CLOSING EXERCISES
At {. An. AND HENRY.
plans Set in Motion for Con-
struction .of Three More
Buildings. q
fspa,c;al to me Tlmes.p ispatch,2

lSpectEI 70 = 7Ie 2 37E
BRISTOL. VA, June 40 Sch closed e''
for the session at Emory and iIen NY
tco,ega this week, The grad uating class '''t
consisted Of thirteen members. eleven u
whom were Yirg!nians, The Robertson
prize medal for ora tory was awarded 70
~, III spoovey. Of North Carolina, The
,prlxe for the best grade during the year
was d warded to W. N. Neff. OF 4 Chi lhoWle.
Va. While the prize for the second pess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
A ,LADY'S AFFIDAVIT.
Declares She Jumped Out Of 5t:hl the
Window and Not Thrown Out. !,

Window and Not Throwing Gut.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
IlYNCHBURG. " a.. June *15.-Th h. case
against NJ e. Blnkley, who was charged
With throwing his wife out OF q second
story window OF their home Oh April
18th, came to an end to-day In the
Police Court. when Mrs. Blnkley filed
an affidavit that she jumped out Of tho
window. s35
The aiTldayit AYERS that che and the
husband had n misunderstanding at the.
time, and. when he slapped, her several
,times, she. When greatly excited, leape0
out OF the window. Mrs. Binkley has
Just about recovered from the fall. Her
husband spent six weeks IN ia u. #
A Blnkey is member OF the frm Of
Binkley Brothers, who conduct cut
rate drug store In Twelfth street. The!
case attracted unusual attention here
and the statement to-day was the first
that has been made With, reference to III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
AIDS TO NAVIGATION,
Senator Martin Looking Into I'm,
proveInents on Ocean Shore.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
4 CIINcoTI1AGlJE,. Var June & u, The
received by Or. II. q. Mallory, o: Green
backyille. Va. from Senator Thomas g..
Martin In regard to aids to navigation
on the Virginia ocean shore, which says;
'The following Information Is secured
i from the Light House Board. quota
from a letter received from captain N.
Eebree;, ss3 Ia
office Of the beard on your. behalf with
request that you be Informed as to- tho
ytatus Of the aids to navigation 20 which
Il relates. the board has tho honor to
state that the man shows AssateaEue
Anchorage, chincoteague Inlet va, and
that the following changes have been
proposed u !, 4, ],
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16

one of the deseendants Of the Ridds.sI
OF Lorna poone'' fame. has Just nlNd ili
sorsersetshlre. En- gland. a N the Ar spf alesS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
VACATION TRIPS, = VIA THE POP
$500 IILARM WORK: RIVER lime. $500

k4.ao p. M. Very low rates on b wa " and
round trip to Baltimore. I'hiladelpls
New York, Niagara Falls. tlantlcE city
ana 3Rll New sgssssy sssAh9E "a al s0Esg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16

Loans and Discounts
u. g. Bonds at par s..$.
Other Stocks and Bonds
Banking House and Lot
Cash and Due from Reserve Banks.
! Due from Other Banks
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
atyHgi5
M.s, Ell liz iEis. IF .y TN q e. !,

Building which bought furniture which be-
onged the which busneWl
place sale at oPP CO.'S this morning. the entire stock of
Porter which before
HoPP CO. their account large stock Of furniture and
they will
latter Bring with the price will be less than
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

ably quite 100000. To cut this down
at one stroke to $4,000 is terrific
blow, and yet it leaves it still large
and important city.
OF this population, all things con-
sidered, a comparatively small proper
ton are not self-supporting. Trhee
are many thousands IN refugee camps,
but they are there, not because they
are destitute, but because there are
not houses for them to live in. The
number in the "bread line" or other
wise being supported by the generosity
of the public, while large in the aggre-
gate is relatively small and is in fact
only a few thousand in number. With
$4,000 people to start with, it is not
likely that it will take many years for
the city by the Golden Gate to recover
her supremacy, and be a more magni-
ficent place than ever before.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A heart of gold is better than a cheek
of brass.
Invite t e hot air spouter to call
again in December.
Nothing pleases some people more
than to be misunderstood.
Heroes have to wade through lot of
trouble to get reputation.
The self-made man is as proud of the
outcome as he is of his income.
A farmers idea of bad weather is the
kind that goes against the grain.
If a woman believes her husband is
bad the chances are he win make good.
1t sometimes happens that the first
steps for divorce are taken at a dancing
school.
A woman's idea of economy Is to use
gas range for the purpose Of cutting
down the coal bill.
Even at this stage of the game there
are men who deny that George Wash
ington ever owned Ratchet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

Immediately following the
shooting of Stanford White by
Harry lhaw there was let loose a
food OF allegation and informa-
ton defamatory to Whites char
acter. He was represented as a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

Astor the son, led his class in mathe-
MATES with a percentage of ninety
eight, and John Jacob, the father was
so grateful that he paid $4,000 for an
automobile to be delivered to the lad
when he reaches Germany. Astor, the
elder, knows the value to an Astor of
head for figures" in calculating the
increase of rents to be made to APP
'propriate the values caused by the in
creasing pressure of population in New
York city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
New Light
On ThaW


vile type and while there nothing indicated that would
to justify his asaiant there much which would withhold
from Whites memory extreme regret his untme takngof
that vre and manly indignation assassination from behind
without warning opportunity of defense which would have
felt had this defamaory food simultaneously with
knowledge of his death.
But another setting An immense in
formation coming light which, while it shows White
light makes Ihaw more despcabe character than his
notorious escapades had pictured him. Among this information
large number Of letters written by Mrs Nesb Evelyn
Neb IhaW to White during number of months before the
Rage OF her daughter Ihaw during the months when the question
their marriage openly discussed public
their marriage publicly acknowledged These letters while they
show that White guilty of many weak many foolish things
indicate that he kindly helping many
claim him. and disclosing nothing but honorable relations beyen
him and Evelyn Nesbt and her mother and family
evidence against Thaw they point him selfish cowardy
contemplate ready asassnate character proved
himself ready to take life.
The is that brings much OF human weakness
the desPcabe and the contemplate human
felt that because of the wealth of his family get his lust
deserts There be ground for that yet
times, just such influences overreach themselves It that
has attracted widespread attention likely continue to
tract such attention until the last act in the tragic drama played
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

In the speculation which is in
dulged as to how long it will be
before San Francisco RECEIVERS
from her late disaster, the state
ment lately made by General Gree
ley that there are now $4,000 PEG
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
The st. Paul Dispatch says:

Mayor Smith, thinks-or thinks he
thinks-that high taxes prevent i'm
provements, by which, we suppose, he
means those that put idle land into use
as sites for homes, shops, factories or
cultivated fields. If he thought in
stead of thinking he thinks he would
see that precisely the opposite is the
effect, and that it is low taxes that
enables holding land unimproved for
the rise in values caused by increasing
pressure Of population. A more GER
tain deterrent, second to the price ask
ed for idle land, is the taxation of the
improvements put upon it when bought
for use and not to hold for a rise"
All of which is as true in Honolulu
as it is in st. Paul.