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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Propert I alnrsfer,sI..$ & !.

Il Richmond-G eorgo ID 1'riddy ana vi &c 10 L.
Nfg5Fls,5 30 feet on south limo Of Grace Street
"a feet ea 1T az Add Hon st rect. "a 250.
Il Mary 81 Wright 10 C:assie O. Lyme. 81 foot
Or south side Of Grace Street. CSC feet east ot
IA 5Mnrga ret \ d isoze TO Eugene Robinson and
We y. West, 1G,s feet on east line EtRhtaenth
street. Eli feet north 81 Marshall Btreets s?f7 co.
t. I. z and c.. II. Sutton and siyeA to same
10 g.3 feet, on south line 8of Marshalls Street.
sag feet 81 Eighteenth Street. 81. 600
F8t Gesa1,Rver6n Virginia Ono IL 70 William O.
Schmidt 65A feet on east limo Seventh Street.
97b-12 feet sou til of Marshall Street, rs 000. &
e William c. Schmidt and wife to Z. 3. y Cor
don. sa,ro ropert described IN deed next
Isaac Dnvenport's. Jr,, executo Tors u to e.
Brooke, S. feet on Blu chRnan Street ndl - west
corncrEof Oh ristla n Street, 1923 slisg3
II Richmond Ice Company ~ trustees 70 Martha
b. Ellson lot OF land on james River. al
Joining tho lands OF said Martha 3. = llison.
together with wa ter gifts belon sinR 70 said
lott TO. Ell
naae . miles
from Elko. 81. 100. @ All AK III
3 Mamie and Eugene 8. Oatowood. and I.,ston
IT, Oatewoods El execute TO- Gorge Hook ney,
same property described in deed next above
h Citizens Exchange Bank to Samuel II, Per-
rim. 90 feet 1on sou tn line OF Cary rect lSstz
feet west Of Foushoo Street. $Ol5.
Is Frnnk Woodmnn and wi 70 to W. CO Saund-
ers l27 IN acres. djolning the lands Of a. "
r. TrevettN ana OF hers. also light OF way TO
MOuntal Road, VI S10 itlA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
{ BILL LA No On MAD
NTH JUSTICE JOHN.
Old tagerSyU SEES Vile Language
Is the Court Gets Flat Sem
tence for Fear.

II y
Mad because no had been again con =
Voted ofgbeing drunk. and this time sent
to the rock pile for sixty days. William
has spent the ajority OF his n days be-.
hind the bars In jail, yesterday 4 morning
heaPed upon the head OF Justice Crutch-
\ field the West abuse imag Unable. So
\ vile We're the sepithets applied to the
/ court by, sLandrum that an officer had
to take the drunkard from, the City Hall
building. and even to use some force In
making him leave the basement wherein
Justice Crutchheld holds court.
3g Only last week Landrun, who had been
in jail for some time, was released by
an order OF Justice Crutohheld, who felt
sorry for him. He appeared In court
yesterday to again answer the charge Of
being drunk and disorderly3o on the street,
There's no hope, 1t seems. for you,
Bill said the court, and ] am going to
change my tactics. Instead OF sending
you to jail to do nothing, am going to-
make you work. sixty days on the rock
pile,"' 81 Y 4i " 3 AZ 4
This was the order OF tho court, and
I1andrum started to the pen In company
with an officer. He wheeled In tho ,corrtr
dor leading to the pen and used the most
abusive language ever heard An the COURT
room. ~ 1t II, ID 81 s5Se A 8issss
5Justice Crutchneld ordered him brought
back before him and sentenced him 70
one year fiat in jail, Then Ofiloer Mel
Folkes took n him from the City Zig!
and he started yesterd lay q fterlloon "a
breaking 8rocks and thinking the matter
over. tSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
johnson \. CASE a Sc was:
QUICKLY SOLVED
Negro Gets Five Years for Strk-
ing a Namesake With a
"A Brick, 5sS

There have been few cases in the an
nails of the police depart nent where SUCH
quick justice has been melted out TO q
man as was shown yesterday afternoon
in the Hastings Court when a jury ra-
turned verdict OF guilty against Edward
Johnson a negro, charged with hitting
Charles Johnson, another negro, with q
brick. g
The trouble between Tho two men oc-
Cured last Friday night, Ed. Johnson,
SO II appeared. walked into the home Of
Charles Johnson at a late hour ut night,
and, without sproyocatton. struck Charles
johnson on tho head with d stone.
Charles johnson fired four times at his
assailant, but did not touch him,
Policeman johnson arrested Ed. john
son for hitting Charles Johnson. and Ed
johnson was locked up, Saturday Ed
johnson vac sent to the grand jury on
the charge, and Monday no was indicted
Yesterday Charles Johnson. with his head
bandasod. appeared as IA wttnesa before
tho jury and Ed. johnson was found
guilty and the, Jury said he should spend
five years in the penltentlary Charles
johnson had q right 70 shoot u AT Ed.
Johnson because Ed. Johnson had entered
the home of Charles Johnson before Po,
liceInan Johnson arrived on The spot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
RETIRE TOGETHER.
ALDERMEN Blair and Dabney Go
/, Out in September. *

" Two prominent Aldermen will Of their
own volltlon retire from the Board OF
this city with the end of the present
Council though both have several years
sof service before them. @8G u sH
a N ssrs Blair and Dabney may very
properly be called leaders OF the body.
and S it Is q most peculiar coincidence
I tisat while personally they are good
friends, they rarely agree upon any
proposition OF public policy.
THEY have debated seYen-tcntl's OF the
contested questions on opposite sides
since they entered the Board almost
simultaneously, and still there are B no
Feelings OF enlargement between them.
Mr. Dabney has recently purchased
residence in the West End, and Will not
much longer reside In Madison Ward.
Mr. Blair proposes to retire on account
81 pressing business engagements.
b It's with regret that their colleagues
Will part with them # .SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
u MERCHANTS ORGANIZE, B
Retail Dealers in Richmond In
corporate Under Charter Name,

& The State Corporation Commission yes
terday granted the following charters:
The Retail Merchants Association Of
Richmond, Va, Qncorporated), Rich.
mond. r. A, Miller, president; Samuel
Cohen. first yice-prestde nt; w, A. Clarke,
Jr, secretary; II II. Haul Hlan, treasurer;
George Mod, Blake, 3. r, Owens, 3. =.
Bowles, D. A. Buchanan. Moses THAI
himer, l. o. Miller, Richmond,
y Pollard Morris. Company dncorporated),
Richmond, 7. II, Morris, president and
manager; r. T. Pollard, secretary and
treasurer; II. \. Morris, Richmond, Capi-
tall $4,000 .j; N * i5iss y
Willoughby Heights Corporation, Nor
folk. George ". Rippnrd, !. president w.
y. Atwood, vice; presid emit r, & ~ Han
bury. secretary and treasurer, Norfolk.
Capital, s25. 900. n a # y
Forest Construction Company t1ncor-
poratedl, Roanoke, DIV, WlekYlr. pres,
ident; James Mecredy. q secretar "A and
treasurer Roanoke; lam HI Quigg,
Pa. Capital, $40 900. 4
Mason Heights Corporation, Norfolk.
Joseph H.. James, yice-presid dent " and
treasurer; p, n. 4Agey, secretary; n Ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
sB;ARKsDALE TALKS
Former Senate Out Of Politics.
but Will Fight for Old Idol.

Y Former Senator William p. BaTksdale.
of Halifax. Is In Richmond on private
business and is stopping at Murphy's.
8S,"I am out Of politics" he said when
soon last night "and am prncticing law.
but II shall BIO o candidate for one OF the
four delegates at large to the next Mas
tIonal Democratic Convention ona an out
ana out Bryan platform. ! expect to win,
but II will go under no other conditions
} than that I am to vote first, last and all
the time for William n. Bryan not Of
Nebraska, but Of America tTTt5t
a I, IT claim that was the original Bryan
man In Virginia in 1896, I was q distinct
delegate then for Bryan, and have never
changed my mind, unless 1t As to more
snrdently admire him" Mr., Barksdale eS-
poets to be here several. days, ..1 .. WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
.VI.RGI NJ. FARMERS i I /: 4
MEET |: [! IN sT'AUhT0k
State y Union, American Society
Of Equity, to Hold a Great n
Convention.

Tho Virginia State Union, OF the Amer
lean Society OF Equity, will hold Its state
Convention a staunton. July a6th,f and
Will be addressed by Hon. g, Hays ray
flor,i OF Indianapolis, Ind; Senator A. r..
Thomas, OF Lynchburg, and others. s8y
time meeting Of the cat growers, OF
the State, for l4.e 1 purpose d OF 8 devising
some better arrangement for marketing
cattle, and all farmers and business men
are cordially invited to attend this CON
Yention,S ii. M - 3 n HIS til
Reduced railroad rates, also II reduced
hotel rates, haYe been secured for theSoc-
scasion. RI \: IA NJ IL. H M
q Mr.. James r 1lomper, the president OF
the State Union, has Information that
many delegates from all parts OF 4 the
Commonwealth will v no q In attendance:
He hopes also to see many visitors, busi-
ness men and others. D. rs 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
8s LINEN ysWEDD1N G. 8s.5
Mr.. and Mrs.sH. G. Chamberlain
Celebra VS. TTwentitth Anniversary

sCelebrat Twentieth Anniversary
rs MI. ana III. q. Chn,hLarllnain; q, q
Mo- 21oo vehnble street celeb'r.h't ed tlleir
linen wedding few evenings n lts 3s -
OCCASION being the twelfth htversa =
of tteir marriage. .rhe halls 4 ana par
slors sWcre beautifully. decorated II, 8pnlinls
4nnd out flowers. the color scheme being
green ana Whites whilo the dining room % 7
was decorated gihgrcen. white nnd PINS ,lhl':
1efreshtiients4 Swere served from th llf
ttnbes, sWlilcl were drnpcd with opcs ~ uL
SinaldenAllairFfcr snllnxS cnug \
Jtnc chandeliers, and fastened Acof-
sileiA tho tdn1ea. Nlt nldS Mrs. s. nam Ia
Dernln Observation-Disclosures, ss Jo .s :,
Chanlber1rii,, received their Tests \ just
3insllea the pafloft door, and they were q
assisted ~ Miss louise Chainberla lS
ter OF Mr. Chafibtrlain Mrs. Van tuscan
and Miss rGo Coppcrthte. sis . ters q
Mrs Chamberlain Mrs. Chan, berla'nR wore V
embroidered Swiss gown, The The 9 tile 2
ladies also wore wllto. GUESS g
from o. distance were Mrs Van lo,uscan,
MISS Grace Copperthitc Mrs. II. = G.. e Cop
pcrthlte Nfrs Meyers. NIr.6n1ld MIS-, % Ii,
Mrs, Nc Coy u IS entltlIl !
Meyers, Henry Mccoy ,.nt, l 9
Louise Chamberlain, Of Washington, ~ -,
5C.Mr!s ana NJ IS, John mccarthy, Of New "
York city; eltsb,lrg, Of New New Hayel1,
Conn; Mr. Charles Copperthite OF ~ ~ or
folk OTHER guests present were ''
Mr. and Mrs. Il. IL Harris, Mr. Mr. and M vs. rs;
CardWoll II. Harris. N IS a g 9
Mrs. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Harris ~ v Ia 8.
and MRS. Atkins Mr.. and Mrs. shererf,
Mr. and Mrs cogbla Mrs. NJ L.. 4 l3o sae
Mr. and MISS Edward Kerr. ME- NJ /; g! nnd
MRS. w. ID Trimmer. Mr.. and M1 r.
John Med Dwell, Mr.s1andp M '1rs N, "
Fieller. NJ AIRS y. 4 II M a Mrs.
Tyler Mrs. D,,scan, htlssesg Louise ,Ila'
chamberIa IL. chainb,o Madeline
Boze, Minnie Cogbil Josie Boze,. GRACE rilc g,
lCopperthte Lss TSlync, Miss Nc 1."''
The gentlome ~ present were Rev OTIS
M eade ana Rev. Nj Stuart, and M ''!s
Eddie Boze,, C::ssH IIagan, Charlie Copper
sthite Henry fST5oze, Dickmnn, O"T'oeoollee,
3sprag gins. rloW lSalconer, s Lawson,
Hagan8 ind many others, s3' HE. " #
Mr.. ana Mrs. chamberlain were g the re- g.
cipients Of many rare and beautiful gifts Tits
,of.linen.3 Ii lst,I " Il. 5;5 3SnY,i48
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
.NtWs8GATHERED
FROM S J ! | | / !.
Board OF Aldermen to Assist
Government Rin I..o.catii1g }s85
Postoffice.
NOTHING 4 FROM B PEBBLES EEL y
e FER ON PEBBLES !: |: I ).
NOTHING.
Missing Mans Wife is sWitl1.He r
Pareilts--N 8 Principal of $8H5
School Elected
Man chest err Bureau, Tinres-D lspatch.&
nj I'M N g. liz Hull s rect, Sist
\

Manchcst er} Bureau, Tinres- Dlspatc CHI. Sf
81 s5 fs n N nm No.. 1112 Hull Street.
s,rhe Board OF alderman In regular scs-
sion last night amended tho verbiago OF
the Tonoy resolution asking for the APP
spoirltment Of d jolnt Council Bcom,nittesl
to. act with u like committee OF citizens
to secure tie best possible site for the
new postofiico building. Tic amendment
was OF such nature as TO mako itsta
request to the government officials ito
oct In accordance thu the desire Of TIC
citizens Of the city In tho location OF this
building. sSf; A ';is n n y ~ I'D 4
g Mesllrs. Abbott and Moore we're 4 a /, y
pointed on the committee, md MI. Rudli
Immediately said NJ facetlously, that the
gTirst Ward should d bo represented. G I 70
was Informed TINT there was little hope
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
.INTERE!S.'I /. !: | !. { /
ID / .5IAI[|.:[I9'DI0G OWNERS I|.
MI. Montague Raises Question of
@ G CONSTITUTE onality 81 act, q. y der
Which, clieNtSWas9 Indicted.

The hearing OF the case Of Marks T'unn,
who was before Judge Scott, in the Hem
rico Circuit Courts yesterday, for steal
ing dog from Walter Terrence was
continued until the October term q c9uyt
Much interest was attached to the trial
as. far as It went yesterda y. MFR Lynch
Mon tague, counsel for he prisoner, asked
4 that the indictment DO quashed, on tho
ground thnt the act Of Asse mbly, passed
: IN 1908 4 which provides that dogs not
listed for taxation may 'bei the subject
Of larceny, In the. cities Of Richmond.
Manchester, Petersburg, Alexandria and
tho county Of Henrico, Is not valid and
constitutional: He argued that the law
conflicts with that section Of the new
Constitution which prohibits local N pri.-;
yate ana special leg islationt forllth1e pun pun
5ishment OF crime. 5Al AZ .S L !. I.
The act OF the Assembly under which
the indictment was obtained, 3 he argued,
is llnconstituiona ,i
Z Several authorities were cited, among
them being case in Louisiana, In witch
tile owner Of dog. killed by O street
acr,, sucd for $3.50 damages, After gong
to the Supreme Court. the owner was
allowed only 81, the val uaton 'gat ' which
{ the dog was assessed. II tsst A. "a a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
j$Mr. Burton Chosen Il.

- rr. n w .S# s. Burton hasareturned from
hicago,4wh Zero n n was elected vice-prest.
dent Of the ti6nal Association OF 15ill
Posters of tho United States and Canada;
E The n national Sit officers 1ected are
Thomas II. B: iV arney of San Francisco,
Walter S. Burton. Richmond,
vice -president;SC Charles Bernard, Savan--4
nah, secretnry; a. B. Beall Sioux City,
Iowa, trea surer. HI lts L, y
n The board Bof dfrectors for the Southern eH.r
division, whose sjurisd iction Isl IN sSthe
Southern States, Il s4ns foloWs .tNV! lteIs. 81
Burton Of Richmpnd p Shostn2al ker,
Of Washington p. g: e. Fl. Z; Ramsey I'm
Of 1,axing ton Ed. S Sea mon OF
Shreveport Ia: James Dean, OF Terrell eAr
Texas Itt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

this viii be one OF the lnrgcst and most
popular excursions that have left Rich
mot,d this season. A large number Sof
people will take advantage Of Ills OPP.
iportunity to Visit the chief historic spot
In the United States Music Will en-
ihancc the occasion, and plenty Q ircfres ll-
iments will be served on bonrd. "A 81 5S5 &S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Given a Surprise Party.

NJ Mrs T homas Nuckols, OF No 2100 FAIR
3runt Avenue. was the recipient Of q
delightful surprise Sparty Friday evening
from 8 tos12 10 clock which was rendered
her by a number Sot her I friends, in honor
OF her birthday. Mrs. Nuckols wa Is taken
,echhp1etety a BY Surprise, but nevertheless,
proved herself a charming hostess.
Miss Gaulding, one of the ladies OF the
house. was lot Into the secret and had
prepared an elegant repast for the guests:
Mrs. Nuckols received many beautiful
gifts. which included gold, silver, china,
lenen and cut glass. NJ a 5
Among those present were Mrs. George
5Troxler, Mrs. Mary Laurence, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs. T Nuckols,
Miss Lizzie Gauldlng 4. hiessrs. Elmore
Nuokols.l John Nucltols and Misses JAMIE.
Marie Helen Nuckolsi and others. 5t$i fSf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
.HlW on1ar1's Mission. SOCIETIES.. m
Ayers Cannot Run.

"a General Rufus AZ Ayers, OF Wise, has
thus written friend In this city cons
corning his attitude toward 9!making . the
5gress in tho Ninth District this #fall: N8
I cannot, under any circumstance
accept the nomination, owing to my 4,
4 pressing personal business & 8 e. gage
3 The 4 convention meets in Bristol on
August 10th. and SO far no II one seems
,to be seeking tho honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
doiphs HICKS, attorney, Norfolk Capt,

dolph Hicks, attorney, Norfolk. Capi-33
tai ta, 900. II
s Dunbar Memorial Hospital al collation.
president Charles Bland, vlcest presidents.
William 8. Fields, treasurer. 81 ID. w.
Alexander Crowdet, secretary |, Robert MI
bridge, VILLAIN NJ Coy Jatnes M WI Kerr
SON u As u. Masof,, Charles N. Jack SOM
James Cs ii Howell |. q 3. r. DWELL 1shh.fril
Jefferson James II. Shields, James lien, /
Robert H. Cooley, lillian II. Johhsoti.S
". g. Mccoy. Petersburg. No capital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Attends Pure Food C Congress

Mr. 1IS, w. 1agruder. chief chemist OF
the Department Of IA rculture .$of Viz II
Eginia, lett Yesterday fterno BON for Hart
FORD, Conn., to attend the Mati9nal z, Msso
sinners which viii be In session to. day,
to tor morrow i, nd large
and important orga nizatlon; composedS OF Of
leading food experts In this country: ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
BOYS ARRESTED.
Three Are Charged With Break
va n in ~ Into Box Car,

y Eddie 5McCullock. fifteen years old and
:ysennia, Bolton, fourteen years old, We're
Arrested yesterday afternoon et the. SEQ
7 nnd Street Chesapeake and Ohio yards
Tor breaking into and stealing Hour from
= iThe, arrests were made by bicycle
/ policeman u, N. andrews md Ra,lfnoa an
Detective Duke: The hoys were taken
II II the Second Police Station.
4 5 ~ fnCullock was one of the boys cap
t,Ted while smoking opium IN Arm
5sfrong's deb. which Was raided lew
months ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
81 MR.. BANKS HERE,
.confers With Captain Baker Re-
garding Mineral Display.

Mr.. H. G. banks, % Wythsyllle, Who i,1,. VI Was Is
ssion Som t 10 ihe Jamestown Exposition to have
rss the ssss minsTs sf e e. aes
4 GfIh Captain Baker and other coHun1ssl onsI ..
Bank. called ppen te 81 st9ye1 Tsapxs M van an
z Sr,:st fin his line, and had charge q ths var
aa mineral ss,e q 81 y x LoSa % a. TIT e yr
y in,u Polytechnlc Institute has been engas -
n supervise the collection OF tho minerals a .u
"a write book on the subject TOT 7.
III JuLnastUWn next year. 5Itl 44iAF Ps5tfs-lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
.'V|IO[|L!.UMI|||N0us RECORDS 4
IN FERTILIZER. CASES !: A ) !. )
Clerk Brady Given Thirty Days
in Which to Prepare Papers
for Supreme Court. ri

The work OF making up the necessary
record in the case OF the United States -
of America against James G. Ilnsley
and others, that 1t may get before the
highest court IN the land, is no holiday lflstys
job. " q l8st8t y II n Z. u ID \, 3g. 7, i, !.
The case is now known as the fight
against tho fertilizer manufacturers, and
as such It attracted great dea! 81 AZ
tentlon when before Judge Y " adal1l On
q motion OF the government TO remove
the indicted men to Tennessee TOR tr'al
and also when all the cases, with 1t rms
ley's as a sample, werc taken before
Judge Con on a petition for o writ Of
haboas corpus. When the appeal was
tAken to the Supreme Court Of the United
States on tho denial by Judge Com OF
tho writ, Clerk j, F.. Brady was given
thirty days to prepare they ecord ior
the Supreme Court. 1t VIII probably
take him every hour of the time the law
allows to complete the work,
4 First, no has to copy the entire RECORD
in the proceedings before judge wac
dill In eleven separate cases, ana that
work Will fill ono hundred and fifty pages
of typewriter legal cap IN each case,
or 1850 pages In all. In : the second
place, the record before Judge GofT ~
three separate cases will have y, pc
written out and 1t will take $50 pages N
each case, or 75oi typewriter pages ~
the three. These, added to tho record
made before Judge Waddill will make
2,4GO pages In all, The lawyers IN the
case may yet determine 10 have y ,iu!l
record OF the Judge Cor proceedings
made for all the cases, In which: eisht
more records of $50 pages each VIII have
to be made, making In all 44Oo legal cap
pages, all closely typewriter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
!. Casino Bill q SWinnerl

4 n u Tho 4 crowd 4 at the Casino last night
vas larger than on the $previo us evening"
The IIolfmann Stars wen better, and
the impersona ions THE. Girl, \; lay
cnder went Win q gree,s hn y, s
III Fo ny lily soa &C. @ 2s s9s R4ybe :
Works But III ther..' z ID the Manhattan
Girls "A ma de their usual hit. iJ35S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

Dixie Aerrie Excursion.
Dixie Aerte, No. 1898, Fraternal Order
D ~ Eagles, wlll go to jamestown next
4 SUNDAY on lis annual excursion. The
Focahontas will leave at A. NJ. ana
4 vtil return at $3.50 F, n. ],
& arrangements have been made wa ercbyy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Coal Contract Given.

Colonel John w. Richardson. Chair
man OF the Grounds and Buildings Com.
smittee OF tho Masonic Fl lone, has ward te
the contract for Goa for the fqme.a to 20
this city they having been the q lowest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
M. Mercer Away.

Mr.. Warren II. Il Mercer is An Southwest
lVirrinia organizing new agencies for the
South Atlantic Life insurance COMPANY
B 'pvchId ent strudwick has returned from
south Carolina, in which, State his cons
.pany IL doing flatterlng business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Personals and Briefs.

I ~ Mrs. Hugh u. cardoza Of Atlanta for
5n,erly OF tliis city, who has been here
today . ri ~ X 2$a3
Mrs. 7 Glly a las been sIstert nd
III West Appomnttox: Mrs. q and Miss Mo
Terran, Of 'incastle: Mr.. p rya Mt Nc Fer.
q Roanoke sliss susle Forbes
green. N si sR5 SiiSs w H
ter, Miss Mamie Gregory Edwards, left
Tuesday for Knoxville, Tenn, and the
mountains Of North Carol ina II Si,i IA s
w on1an's Mission Societies.
Z rhc annual meeting OF the ANoman's
Homo Il Mission III Societies of tho West
Richmond District will no held at High
land Park Methodist Church Friday, July
Goth. The opening exercises VIII begin
at 9:45..A !, M Lunch will be- served at
Tho programme whfcl, has been AZ;
ranged is %ofs5unusual interest. q Z cordial
Is extended to the ladies' Of the
district who are Interested inn sons s5fS}y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
. Getting Ready for Regatta,

,,inu lspk pft o4 The Big regatta held
here an when Ias Arna a i'sS.
iS nston = %. e. and the Virginia Boat Club. OF
thss CITY viii try the skill Of their members
~ tr.l n = Y race for the championship, IL