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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08

Mrs. Ollie New aud little daugh-
ters, Annie May aud Mamie, left for
Austin yesterday. One Of the little
girls was bitten BY dog sunday
evening. and fears having arisen
since that the dog was mad. the
little girl will be given the Pasteur
treatment. The dog has been killed.
Monroe Edge has sold i27 acres Of
land out OF the Mary Lawrence sur
vey. near Edge, to r {, Gurnsey Of
Oklahoma City, who was here re-
Gently prospecting, Consideration
$500 The land belonged To W.
Meador 81 Burden, Kansas.
Miss Cordia Fletcher requests the
Eagle 20 announce the promotion Of
Julian Allen from the second to-the
third grade in the public school.
Hisname was left out Of the original
list by accident
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
BADLY ROUTED.
Rev oIutlonists Claim 10 BE Successful
In Two Battles.

w wv oahhN"s
City OF Mexico. June News from
General Toledo. in command OF the
Revolutionary party. says that be has
In two engagements badly routed Ca
brera's troops. and as his forces are
being recruited by the arrival OF large
bodies OF men, be has no doubt OF bis
success and triumphant advance 10
Guatemala City.
Fighting Is all being done by Gen.
Toledo for General Barillas, who was
detained by the Mexican authorities.
The revolutionists point 20 Guate-
mala City kilograms as being evident
" ooncocted by the Cabrera govern
ment 10 hide the fact OF the defeat ex.
perienced at the hands Of General To
iedo. Colonel Pinedo Is in the prov
ince OF Petn. and has many rcruitS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
BAsEB BALL.
Southern League.

Montgomery. 9; Memrhis. 3.
Atlanta. 5: New Orleans, 3.
birmingham. 5; Little Rock. Q.
Shreveport. Il: Nashville, 4.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
National LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. 5; St Louis. 0.
Pittsburg. s; Boston, 0.
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati, 0.
Chicago. Il; New York. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
Texas League.

Fort Worth. 3; Waco, 0.
Dallas. s; Temple. 3.
Greenville club failed 20 arrive ~
Cleburne. Game was forfeited 20 Gle
buruc-9 20 o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
HON. 7. S. HENDERSON TO SPEAK.

The Eagle Is requested to an
nounce that Hon. T. 5. Henderson,
candidate for congress, will speak
at a picnic at Pin Oak pond in the
Derden pasture on Friday, June s,
and that other candidates are in
vited by those having the arrange
ments in hand. advertisement. }
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
American League.

81. Louis. 3; New York, 0.
Cleveland. 3; Boston. /.
Chicago. 4: Philadelphia. ;.
Detroit. 2: Washington, /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-08
south Texas League.

Galveston, 1: san Antonio, o.
Austin. 8: Lake Charles 4.
Houston. g.; Beaumont 8: ten In.
qings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
az, IiEt3
d. ST. ALBANS NO MORE.
Its New Owner Chan es Nameto
": River View M emorial School.

3s7 Especial TO The Times Dispatch gi
vA..& "a gust 1.-THE name
OF St. Alban's School has passed into
history. with that OF its brilliant founder,
Colonel George W. M lies. The school,
henceforth. Is to be known az the River
View Memorial School. for such IT, has
has been christened by its new owner,
Rev. John l. Enstein, In honor Of his:
father. Mr.. Henry 7. Etnsteln. one OF the
most highly esteemed and well-to-do far-l
mers OF Pulaski. who purchased the
school for his a son. r.
The first session of River View School;
WIN begin September 17th.@ though It will
be y for day pupils only this year 80
sutf1cient time was not alb wed after the
purchase OF 4 the schoo! to arrange for.
BOARDING pup Pill s. il52$ 9.
En- The school will be q. prepa ratory scho
for boys, and non-sec tarian, u
II Nj 5 Einsteln returned last week from
Chicago, 4 where he has been taking q
curse at the University OF Chicago ana
lis busy get ting the buildings ready for;
the opening Of the school. i!s5
Mr. Einstein, who.shas been heard ~
the pulpit OF the Presbyterian Church,
here on several occasl ons. has created 2
very favorable inlpre ssion, and the opens
ing OF the school is hailed with satisf 'alss
ton. *, & . IA Z III 4 "
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{ .I|''1'|'''Y'|'I...SIE.RV|C[S|'||.
FOR B TOMORROW.
Rev ,; E.f 4 . Powell lof Kentucky.
\, to Preach ia ScVenth.Stree III
Christian Church.
REV e q. M'ELRo TO SPEAK
Rev. James 8E Cook to Preach
Il. Is: for 5 Rev \; d itl,erspoon at II
#sS the Graz Street Church.

fSs DE- p 81 Powell h he eloquent pastoi
8of the First Christian, Church 81 Louis.
Vile preach sunday at II ~.
! N. at. Seventh street Christian & Church.
supJect, The GREATNESS o. the Gospel "a
No services a. night. There will BE & an
/. attractive pros ranme Of music rendered
\ by q we'll known uuartette.
The Rev AZ Cooper viii preach a
Isl. James & thodlsts Church II Sunday
morning Oh our Boys ana I at hight.
On ss.st. James. al ijii
ss$ Serv ices at Fairmount Christian Church,
morning and evening, Will \ be conducted
BY the pas or gu beet 9of evening ser-S
\, mon. Man. as H WAS. Is and Shall.
be be Christian, End ayorsa n, ~,
III F{s{ Y II Il $ N
Rev. Il. u NJ ton 81 Asila nd, I'll Nd
will preach It the First Presbyterian
n Church tomorrow morning al III Q. clock.
a'Ihere VII be no evening vice. 4
rhe \ u vine Il Ordering 81 the steps OF
ta Good Man. 3. VII Ri be the subject 81
4 the Smprnlns sermon OF Rev. u. E. Betty,
Iof Park Place Church .fs There Will be ID
"a services e.33 ln & the evening
8S Rev. CT. M Elroy. OF Columbus, Ca,
u formerly o. Richmond sand Bon Air. will
preach "A for IA r cy. Russell Cecil to-mor.
1r roy rr1prnliig pr. Al Elroy has a great
4 many II warm personal friends In Rlch-S
#mond and Bon Air. and III Is. hoped that
many Il will be q present to welcome him
FIJI The usual services viii L be conducted
by the pastor. Rev. Z. u, No ~ Simpson,
$of Glay. s street felhodlstt Church Sunday
morning and ii ght t. $ss3 iI5f5 n.
S 33 Rev. ~ m unsford, p. b., OF 5Ashe.
vile, y. will supply the pulpit of &
the First Baptist Church at Sboth services
II IA. Nc. and s:lb r. Nj. gSsl
~ Or. yithers poon, pastor Of Grace
Street sbyterian Church. being II a b.
sent from the lily. 81 spending his Eyacl-$
ton, his putpl Twill be occupied to-fnor-
now mornlh 1 ! h and night BY the Rev.
James e. Cook ~ who was a n one time 4
the popular past tor If Of be Old Market
Church In this II city N 5$
Dr. y Dung viii pr zach at both services
AT Centenary Church. His morning suh--5#
jectSWill$ besa.:. Resolving and Doing" ~ ThS
evening subject Will be ~ our Difficulties
With the nE /. What Ought e BE- Doias
With Them Il 55is n 4:ss 81,
&3 Rev. u A. Thonas, sS pas tor OF Laurel
Street NJ. 3. Church, vi Il occupy his pull.
pit {to-morrow, boz b morning and mi light.
. sS:s Rev ii. 3 4. Ta yloE will preach to-
morrow lat n Emmanuel 4 Baptist Church.
Subject In morning, & ST. oseph of Arima. 4
thea. Theme At nigh ! The La wyer.as
Question: Z. s. 5s " n
.SF Rev. Dr. Jeter D. Dickerson. OF Gads-
den, Ala, will preach at Calvary Bar tist l
Church tomorrow at both services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Still DISCUSS
The B !! 0 Is. s S /.
County Treasurer TIechlee:r Thinks Thinks
Custody Should Revert
to Him.
HAS WRITTEN II E {. 10 ]! ATTORNEY 4 n :'''
Has New Scheme e Get { Good
5 53sa3I. Roads for Henrico
County. III
HAS WRITTEN 10 ATTORNEY

There is still much comment In and 4
around Tienrico county courthouse as to
who should have the right to Z hold the
\ proceeds OF the $50, 900 bond inssue for the
new county jail-the Board of Supervisors
Sor the county treasurer, Opinion seems
most to favor the latter, who Is regarded
as the custod Ian Of all county funds, and
there Is much questioning as to the rea-
SON why the supervisors should wish to
u Keen possession of the fund.- ~
- The case, however, PROMISES an early.
Y settlement, q as County Treasurer II. G..
IIechlerE has written the following letter
to Commonwealth's Att orney L. q. Wen.
i denbllrg, asking for the latter's legal
opinion on the matter: Is
"Ofice OF the Treasurer,
III Aug. II, 1906. i
!. Mr.. u, O. 1venden buNg: -
Dear sr,-As Commemorative Attor-i
4ney for the county, we desire that you
i give US your opinion in regard to the $50
Z 900 bond issue madeGby this county. We.
contend that said issue should he In the
Hands Of the treasurer but the board
thinks differently $5 . 80
I'll 1--WE would be glad IL you would rem
4 der your opinion in writing. and ob1tge,
s5f'Yours truly, II. G.. HECHLER "s@5
5 Mr.. Wendenburg, while he has not yet
delivered a legal opinion, seems rather
IOs5S5S6biOllDL LILO o!!A w
the supervisors, and has SO advised them.
BY this course he says that the county
would be saved about $4,000 in commits
sions and interest. l s
The case Is exciting more than usual
Interest. as, is something now and
novel In the ~annak OF the county Mr..
SHechler viii await the expert opinion on
the matter, after which he will confer
with his lawyer for legal procedure
New Scheme for Good Roads.
County Treasurer IIechler has a scheme
whereby he thinks that the road matter
may be settled and good roads be the
result, He expresses himself in favor Of
appointing road commission, consisting
Y or four members, one from each district.
II He thinks that the board Of supervisors
4 i.as too much to do, to look properly at
ter tile matter. and thinks that another
commission entirely separate and distinct
q should be appointed.
s Mr.. Hechler says that he knows OF
four men that would be willing to take
the jobs and says that they would not
\ demand excessive salaries. @
W. Mayor John Il. Rose Is also In favor of
this scheme. and It may be that something
will come OF It, as there Is generally OK
pressed a desire for good roads through
out the county. 3,
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/. Pers.o.,,nEals q nd Briefs.

Dr.. w, Griffin Bull, OF Atlanta. VIII
preach at the Third SPresbyte Church.
corner OF Twenty::slxth y and Broad
Stree to. Sunday morning at Il o'clock,
DR., Hull is a a. brot n-law Of DR.
EcKleston, the pastor. and is very
plea SAINT and forceful speaker. tt5
Miss Rose H. Redd Is having q delight
full visit In Minneapolis, Mimi With her
sister Mrs. III. Nv. Broad bent, NE,
MISE Bright Hull has returned from
Tyier's, Va, after. having g dellshtful
pys a9daa w. we, Walks ,
W for three Yeeks' trip North, Wis
itinT 4 New York. 1I'hilade lphia, Atlantic
CITY and Washing tim. 5 & n "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
LANDS THREE GOOD ) ONES s.
Young Plumber Strikes Insolent
NJ Negro Tire / Times in Face.

"A gentleman who was coming down
town yesterday afternoon about 9 clock
young white man who weighed less than
lis pounds give ass sound beat!ng ITO \ Q
negro OF nearly twice the ayoirdupois,3
3STho young white man, who was asplum-
Der, was seated on the rear smoking y 81, :
seat when the negro I'D en- tered. the
black fellow immediately ordered g gen
tleman who was smoking t. go to IN the
negro then cast mn insolent look at the
..''Wfhat are You looking this way for2'.
THAT ) my business blu TED. the
'1t'Then III n1akeslt mine. Z. came quick,
and without further parieyi the young.
te nsgrS three tm nsw y hf
had happened, Y, u 4, /, /.
u the general m!!x,up the b g S,t man Y
the negro LEFT at Seventh. It was re-
ported that both were arrested, but No
record OF It could be found At the sta
ton houses. lff SIX IN. N. 1900 il t
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Purpose would have Il been manifested In
unequivocal8 terms 81 NJ ~ ar ss5
2siThe contention OF the commission is
that e they Il are clothed with the III over
Of appointing the Commissio ner OF ln-4
surance BY the lang uase: 4. The, Commits
sion shall annually elect one u OF their
number chairman OF the same. and shall
have one clerk, one bailiff and such other
clerks, officers assistants and ubordi-s
nat es as may be- ided by law, all Of
whom shall be appointed, and sub1ec t to
removal by the scomnlis lon. iS
The /. collocation OF the forego!n 8 i pro-s
Vision with res pect5 to the paragraph a an:
thorizing the establishment Of a. Bureau
OF II insurance tends to show that It "
not designed 4 to em brace the head # #of
that. department 3i5 IL a55ss &;
A General Rule Invoked. 81
But whether much or title weight he
given to the connection and position OF the
respective provisions, It must be allowed
that the application Of the rule ~ e1us-
dem generis to the enumerated class e1-
cludes theretrom the commlsslone ~ otg
Insurance. al AZ III II 4 t5
is"ItE IS a general rule OF statutory con
struction that where general words fol-
low an enumeration OF persons or things,
by words Of a. pa rticular and 8 specific
rneanIng {, such general words are not 70
are TO he held as applying only TO persons
or things OF the same general kind !: or:
class as those specifically mon tion ed. y.
Black on Interpretation Of Laws II a. ii
AT page 146 the learned i5 author, obs
serves q A statute which enumerates per-
sons or things OF an inferior rank dignity
or importance, Is not to be extended by
THE addition OF general words to per-
sons or things OF "a higher rank dignity
or Importance than the highest anumer-
.ated Il there are any OF tho lower spe-i
ces to which the general words can APP
ply.''''S5#S s;a's
II This seems to- be a universal B rule. Of
OF Statutes, SEQ. 412; Il Sutherland on stat,
Constr..g sec, az City OF Lynchhurg ".
NJ & nv. $Ry. Co, 80 Va. 237. $500 - and
| Its application. to the case in Judgment
torbids that the general word 70 flcer"}
shall be Interpreted to include the head
OF ~ bureau, who Is an o IlcerS OF higher
era de than those specifically enunlera ted
In the constitutional provision. js#5
We are not disposed to admit that the
construction which we have placed on,
section s156 OF the Constitution will ma
Iterially impair the efficiency Of the COM.
mission; but let the result DO what It
may the principles OF law and sound
public policy alike demand that we in-i
terpret the Constitution as We find II,
without undertaking to construe language
rot doubtful import SO as to enlarge the
lrnwers 2of one departm Mt OF the govern
tinent at the expense OF ano Their, u
! The court was Sactuated by these con n
|isiderntions IN reaching the conclusion,
heretofore announced, that the maIndan1usi
prayed for ought ITO pc awarded, t9zs "a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
SAILING: PARTY
Merry CrowdsVisit Points on the
81. Y ork River, 81 III 3s
r,eclal q me Ttm \, 4, Di,patch.]

Especial TO The Times p!spatch] 8. 8. I,
e. X3R pg4ty xas sivs =,
yest HHsi on YORK R!yer WtlIls
MasIs Johascs n ana M tSe Mas az
tha party visited Gloucester Point and
THOSE who went g this trigGI we're MissIss
Pea !Ie and Mary sohene th'yn e. =;
Vail tpHS Messrs' p. +, Nornaant. IT. = w :,
sehen Az, 9 3 NswTThh oma T. 3. .
- vn,sa i'Ir 81 D. istyrnbrough. Robert
{, Mr. Mn. r., q. Rowlsy hlled the ONCE OF
ohaperon the m ne fsyan sSynday schoo,
wili boid III annual picnic At Bigelowa
,,'Htha 2Sd instant, 4 N ~ 5i%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

. W ..37rA -
and in moment had gone n % Etop

+. " I, 4, \, !, yo,3 81, TOP
q Itne otneIst u ! !. Z, 4, saw.
AZ q .sne sohennose ~.
non -. hant a. ~ "a rounds and the
-, r;i Z; ~ That no one va 3 Killed.
irha q ran Il Tan a. twelve feet deeps The
bott IAN Il uncovered, and pres e1,ts only
the bare EARTH which, however, Is GOV Z.
cred with tin cans and q heap Of Other
r,ifse ana rubbish Sergeant Wren fell
on Of top OF Policeman Haines, and q THIS tli
probably saved him from more SERIOUS sl .lo q
injury, az the lat tier weighs atsleas! ~
pounds or otnels.,
In a I heap every desc rtba ole 1as niol
and for the time 3belns .tnele vac luSn
uHerins anu teA ?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
s3l"Men's Life Problems.

n The young men 5 meetings at the Gem
trail Young MEMS Christ tan Associat ton
have been exceedingly Interesting and
helpful I. and the attendance has been un-
usually good for the hot weather. To-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o. clock there
will NJ be a animation OF The Life
Pro blems, - the Esp roblelns'' to 4 be dis
.cussed being "Poyerty,M8 by Mr.. Frank
tW,S Laughton: Riches BY MI. H :,95D p.
and 9'.Enemies, by Mr.. X. # g. Mooers.
There viii be music on5the fine new lcto1
phonograph, and q social half hour 4 fol-
lowing the meeting at !: AS o'clock. After
bible Glass will be held for those desiring
to remain, the subject for the afternoon
being THE Pharisee and the Publican
bers 4 OF the association are invited to
hese 5r1ee ting S5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Grateful to the Papers.

1.-The following self planat tory letter
from Mr.. George E. Pollock clerk of the
Chief Of Police, has been received by Inc
Times Dispatch: &. y 81 5.8
AT a meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Police Benevolent Associa,
ton. held last night. we were dlrec fed
to you for your assistance In making
our barbecue, held on Angus 90, g de-
cded success. bouh financially and So
mo doubt you will be pleased to learn
that after paying oil expenses which
were considerable, we netted the hand
some sum Of $l,l35 fora the &assocla ton.
The press Is always 8 power for good,
and We feel especially grateful to- the
local papers for their many kindnesses
shown the sassociation. lS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Cobalt Works in Canada.

The proposed $3.50. 900 G erman- Canadian
cobalt srnetter Is to be established on the
Temiskanlng and Northern Railway, ad :
vises Consul p. A. Wakefield. OF Orillia
II is stipulated that the German process
to DO used must be kept secret, and the
experts to be Germans. The. works will
DO started with the wet and dry process
first, a concentrating plant to treat low
grade ores, then n cobalt oxide works,
and lastly roasting plant, In Germany
5ffty-twe per cent. OF the worlds produce
tion OF cobalt oxide Ia used, and the
German superintendent guarantees a
market for 100000 pounds annually. {5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
AT THE HOTELS.
iPeople Who Are Registered at the
Prominent Hostelries

The Richmond--c, y. Perrow, Lynch
burg, Va; II, p. Shelton. Amelia, Va;
H, r. Biddison. Baltimore, Md; e. C,
fMcComb, Roanoke; Mrs, w. G. Har-
rison and Miss Myra Harrison, Emporla,
Va: II. NJ White, Virginia, W. c, Lyle,
Bedford City, Val; NJ. Shaw, Fredericks-
SNIurphy's-J D. PEBBLES. Empora;
Ed G. Knapp Jamestown; Y, A. Lynch.
Tazewell; -, 3. Haer, Baltimore; s, A.
Douglas Staunton, VA: Mrs, ]. NJ Ken
neiy, Basic City. Va: s. " Southali,
V.rginla;II.. r, Bickers, Culpepcr. Va !;
w, III. Collins, Newport News, Va; j,
4 III yenahle, Farmvlle. Va; J. A. Nc
Lemore. East Radford, Va.
Lexington--R. u. Peaseley, Richmond;
r. M. Warden. salem, Va; Arthur L.
Lewis, Norfolk: Il r Cobb, city; W. II,
Pom,roy, 81. Louis: g. B. Rddick. city;
George G. Wiles, city; J. j. Ewing, city;
Il L kellogg. city. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
LEARN TO USE GUNS,
'j sttt );
Capt. Myers, Of Howitzers, Re-
nor+s Profitable Week.

K Captain William NJ. Myers. Lieutenant
M!nsou and lieutenant Rees. Of the Rich
,nond Howitzers. have returned from
their weeks encatnpment al Chicka-
,nauga Park. where they went to obserys
military tactics. and particularly The use
and working OF ths new guns WIN when
supplied by tho United States govern
Mept " 8 l$.,
Captain Myers speaks very. hiHhly o.
the manner In which he was treated and
OF the opportunity for observation given
him while In chickamauga. The week
had afforded him much profit, and tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Richmond party was able to become thor
oughly acquainted with the new fight
Ting machine they now have, and which
Is SO much superior to the old muzzle
leaders. which were mostly relics Of the
Civil War. tl Il 5 y * n III L, II az ll;t
c,The party camped ate and slept with
the regular troops. and took part in all
the lnaneuvers In this way they had
every opportunity for the observation Of
military tactics, as gone through by regu-.
larry trained troops, and Captain Myers
says this was worth far moro than a
long study Of some work on tactics milf
Stary. siS Sci K l@ ,E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Supplying at West View

"a Rev. C. W.. NlcElroy, an alumnus Of
Richmond College. and for the past two
years student OF Grocer theological
Seminary, Chester, Pal is now supplying
West View Baptist Church. lie assumed
charge last Sunday, and will preach twice
every Sunday and conduct Wednesday night
prayer service until the second Sunday In
September. at which time tho pastor,
Rev. w. L. Ball. will return. Mr.. Ball
spent the past week in special services
at Fork Union lie left yesterday for his
home in Roanoke, where he will remain
for several weeks "a ~ 5sE IA l4fi iS III 4t +,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Drank Kerosene Oil.

a young son of Mr.. Howard Saunders,
OF III North Seventh Street. swallowed
about a quart OF Kerosene oil which his
mother had In the house. and was about
to die from the burning and fumes Of
of the city ambulance who had been
summoned. responded. and BY the use
of his stomach pump managed 10 bring
the child around, The child soon res
covered from the effects OF the oil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Almost Put Them Under.

Fannie BOYD, negro woman, was IN
Police Court yesterday morning. charged
with being dsorderly. She told Squire
Lonnie Graves story that came altnost
putting Clerk white and Sergeant alley
ance policy. q billygoat. a steam en-
gine and an apr on,3all IN one breath.
TAKE her awny!'' cried 1nnnle the
something about n commission OF lunacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
! Died from His Injuries.

S ~ specla1A 10 Tins Timea' UlBpat c5l ~ -
4 STAIN ToN, " a. AUGUST sl7,.W.fsM.
= train wednesday rear Coyington and
was brought to. the King 8 Daughters
Hospital In a dangerous condition. died
last night after paint SUI fering for
3thirty-slx hours. He is as son OF Mr..
James g. corbin, Of near llermita Sc. ana
the remains were removed 10 hls henAe
Tor intsruent this uaornlnE. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Mr.. Lynch Qualities.

Mr. Thomas A. Lynch. Of TazeYell.
whom Governor swanson named 10 sue
Coed Colonel Button as clerk OF the Sen,
ate, qualified before Mr.. e. Lee Moore
yesterday. 33&f. tGl taA g.
Mr.. Lynch Ii thoroughly qualified for
The place. having been Colonel Buttons
assistant for many Years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Constable Shot and Killed,

AsBURY PAAK !. y, A n as,,1s y III,
was stationed at g dance hs4k. wsS me snqs
and killed early to-day nyh IL Snan ~ inst.
ed upon entering the hall With9gs pay y
iI,R for admission, q hen ltodges re-
fused 10 admit him ha tn !, ~ GonsiS "a
italian. a crowd which had 4, 4s VIZ eo
Threatened to lynch him, PVT 2 a4to 81 * w
u az 70 DO 90, and ha was "a n 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Break Open, Safe

"A The store OF Nelson 8 Ladd.. at Ne.
1910 East Broad Street, was broken into
last night by some llnkn own burglar or
burglars, Entrance was made from the
side door. The safe had been broken
open, hut, SO far as could be observed
at q late hour last night nothing had
beer, taken The burglary was discovered
by Policeman Folkes, but there was no
clue as to the Identity Of the art lists,
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syracuse 1 lodge confers Amplided
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lspecial 10 the TlmsA-pls

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fnoE u ne third degree. and the degree
t tean 81 81 syracuse Lodge conferred the
: agnn1tpiified arst and third degrees upon
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