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Evening journal., 1906-09-05
FoR SALE.


Bakeries, coal yards. dry goods stores.
groceries, saloons. co-atry hotels, meat
markets, leases, cigar and news stands.
manufacturing plants, farms. houses. Also
lots In al parts OF the country on easy
terms. have clients who wish TO buy
your property or business. Yours might
suit them. Send me n description Of prop
erty Or business and lowest price. can
not supply the demand. Money TO loan on
mortgages. rents collected. estates man
aged. sell fire. life. accident. health and
piate gass insurance. None but best COM
panics represented No charge fof advice
or trouble. Lists mailed on application.
r. +. McFNILLE.
6e3 West Fourth ST.. Wilmington. Del
Dci. Phone 2931. u. & A. q04D.
FOR SALE al a bargain II sold quick.
new corner dwelling. All modern i'm
provements fine location, easy terms. els-
Bnnt investment, possession anytime. i.
viii pay you TO look this up.
A. 3. STATION.
707 Shirley ST.
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WHY BE OUT CT WORK WHEN
TIE EVElSING JOURNAL WILL
FIND YOU A SITUATION7 UNI
SERTION-
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BOATS AND LAuNcHEs.

Take ENGINE. COME SEE IT RUN.
OF write FOR Information
7. H. LAKE.
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
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'oUEEN or SEA TRIPS"
TO
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
SAVANNAH.
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co.
Steamship Lines.

Steamship Lines.
Steamers New, Fast and Elegant.
Accommodations Cad cuisine unex-
celled. Send Tor Illustrated booklet.
J. c. Whitney. I'd vice-pres. and traf-
dce manager; A. ID. Stebbins. general
manager: W. p. Turaer. Gen. Pass
Agent
General omces. 8. Z. Cor. Ger 1a..
and Light SITS. --alto., Nd.
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WILSON NLlua
iRoN srEAMEHs BRANDY WINE AMI
CTrY JE lll1rErLR

Leave NluinstQn, iil -.-.t wharf
Weekdays ana sundays ior Chester anc
and b. m.
Leave Cuester one hour later.
leave philadelphia. Chestnut stree
WhaiI, Wctk- -unya ana Sundays. al ~
ana 1880 !. u. l.gl i.i5 and D. N.
Leave Chester ono houl later
2h1uidny y, sundays and Labor Day
extra boat leaves Wilmington md phi
4e'bnia az $50 p. n. I'or Washlnst1
latk 1870 q. m, i.31. $40 and p. IA
Returning leavea Vlehingion Park al
A3Q ilj ond 1000 D. 10.
satufa ys, sundays and holidays be-
lWecn fhuadclphla and Wilmington. far2
Jle way ale-r0uud trip Doc. I,etWee1
Snestcr and Wilmington or Phiadelchi1,
ere ono way l5c~round uip &c. On az
other days, nood on day of siie only, be-
tween Philadelphia and wi mngton. one
way l9c.-round trip sde. Between Chester
ald IhilQdelplil or Wilmington. ono way
lVc-round trim ihr
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
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WALL DECORATORS.

JOHN B. KRUGER,
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
FOURTH AND JACKSON STREETS.
Del. Phone I097. d. & A 27SD
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George HALL ..|F:'!0U|AD|
DEAD H|SRO0M

4 Mr.. George Hall. I an employe at the
Richmond branch OF the "A American Loco.
motive Yorks. a was found dead In his
room. at 614 North N Seventh Street. M q &
4:4O O'clock yesterday afternoon. he
deceased was discovered by Mr.. e. NJ.
Ernlan, fellow wo rkma n d the Loco
motive Works, who Went 8 to his room
and knocked on the d DOR o. awaken him
preparatory to repairing to work. y 3
aS Coroner Taylor. 4 & D tactiye IA Afc Mnhon
and Policeman G. On ]. II Stock ton were pres
ent to view the remains. Coroner ssTay-i
lori opinion was that the death was
due TO apoplexy, brought on, perhap PSI
by ovcrwork s. and q general exhaustion
OF the mind and body. 81 zf
Hall worked alright, going to his
labor x at bout 8 clock In the morning.
He worked all Il M onday night TENDED
the street car employees picnic at West
hampton on Tuesday and went to work
again that night. He was last seen awe
ut s O'Clock yst erday morning, am i5al 2.
cortllrg5 10 one Of his friends. seemed IS 70
he respondent and displrited, 3$ declaring
that he Intended to- quit8W.oork y ~
He was thirty-two or thirty three Se e'ls
OF age and unmarried. He awas. employea
as commission man by Land 9 SEns-
land, contract 81 y
Works, where he Twas known as q gooa'
hard and straig htforward workman. y g
had been In his last board lighthouse. con-
,iicIed hy Mrs !. NJ. III for about /. 2
month, though ne had u been working ~ in
Richmond for about six yea lie hailed
originally from Albemarle county where e.,
his parents are at present living. He$ Y 3
survived BY q brother. Nj. Lee Hall anu ny
by a. sister, both of this city, and by . q
cousin, Mr. John II oil. who boarded sln
v the same place on Seventh street ~
mr., Ia Rennett 1l00Er.
taking rooms last night. ii! q .
81 The parents in Albemarle were notlh ed 9,
and tho bod u Will. be shipped to- itlbert's
station, Alkemarle county, at II $50 q clock
this morning, IN care of the deceased
COUSIN Mr.. Ohm Fla
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tho new building may be located
Eleventh and Hull Streets.
.sss1$ Mrs. Burton Dead.

q Mrs. r.. w. Burton, fifty-three years
OF age, died at her homo in Chesterfield
county, n Monday at P. NJ. from
paralysis. She was stricken \ in the
morning at 10 10 clock and died In 4 the
afternoon Of the same day; without hay
ing regained consciousness I'll
Ii q She Is survived & by her husband and
several child ren. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon II from H opewell
Church, twelve miles from the city, and
$interment was made In Maury9 Cemetery.
Personals and Briefs.
ps Ms Ph III &. o s'1 visiting IL
The tent services WI ich have been con-.
Quoted at Forest Fill Il Park closed last
night. d VI "a 81 :35 i5si5 "a "a
n Mrs. Edward Gallagher Of No s145 Barn
bridge street lis quite sick atBherE home.
g Miss annie B. DuVal left yesterday for
Gordonsville to spend several weeks with
relatives and lends. ~ On iisisS
day for Jew orlSs to spend several
weeks. ~ ;5iSss n. Is u 81
has not tbeenAin the city for years,
visited friends here this week. He says
that the city has grown wonderfully. .
home. ~ I is feared that he has typhoid
fever. 35i q 1&ia IS
$S The; Council will have an adjourned
meeting Tomorrow night. and the Rob
Serts Fitering Compamy,s contract for
the filing Of the f1ve-year bond will be
si Miss Lucy Best, of Nc. POI east Thir-
teents. street, left yesterday for :yyaverly
to visit friends. 81 s. S35 81
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I. % managers
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC ! / u |; ] A. | .|
Prospects Bright for a Success s, i: cess:
full Season for the
.lf-.& Amateurs. So

III The manage OF THE Richmond = ma.
teiir Football League met last night s n
The Times- Dispatch Offices to arrange
the further details OF the league, when
was originated aat the previous netting ne TIM
held on last Wedne sday light
Those present We're: T. resident, Js.b5 ~ q.
Muir; Messrs. Fildes and Fr ltsche, & tne
Chestnut Hill team; AIessrs. Lambert =.
Nickel a nd Rove, OF the Northslde q ~,
fietics; Mr. Diggs, OF the How'll zers' anu
Mr., Bailey, OF the Oly1nplas. Pres,aehs
y. a.. Muir called the meeting 20 oraer,a
III Members OF the new amateur leAs ~
seem very enthusiastic over me $pros'
Epccts for the coming sea son, ana l t'is ~,
IL every reason to believe that lts,~llls
"a IS successful and long continued ass
the Amateur Baseball lteaas ue, oti''es'
early last SPRING 4, /, u, !, !. !, I,
III is tie desire to get togetn el as ma ny
an T. / 4 \ snossible, and "a onlmit tee sot one
was appointed to ascertain q W'leliiess ny
seyentieth Virginia ACKNOWLEDGING Or
55ranizaia team and come INTO ne leas We
Tba secretary, Mr.. Bailey, OF the 2o!ym.f
nlns. Ma appointed to- prepa re q ora = ois
4 IA schedule Of games. 10 pc 81 pnltteed g
Ia managers OF he various teams,
IN nv ara was e general discussion as te2
ia nv. laws to he adopted, and several
5 ssmae,astions were given as guides 70 the
s gen1,, n,ittee on Il sched ale, # IS
a The meeting adjourned to meet again
lnext wednesday night at $3.50 O CLOCK II
SThe Times D tch ON ce g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
CUTTING DOWN SHADE TREES IN APITOL SQUARE .,n.
~ So @

ana Lynchburg, which Is eadquarters
for nearly al Of the con tracto lore
than twenty steam shovels are u. now IN -
use III onE this stretch 3of work. TIL g oper-i
ations rsarest this place are at t3alV Y
tom eightn1les north here three cam ~
have s been established and nearly \ ~ ~
hands .aro daily employed. N. 4.
5twentyselglit Southeastern lines met 10
New Y ok yes to-day. Z Is ti1'de stooa
the conference was for the PURPOSE OF
receiving the interpretation OF the = ep.
burn Law Va greed upon BY the railroad
attorneys Batltheir meeting last week at
Atlantic City. The traffic men formu y
7a0 questions on the detailed provisions
Of the act, and these we're SUP pnlttea 70
Judge Baxter Of Nashville special cou.l-
al 6these3ronds in all affairs relating
10 intorstI,te Va commences IT has N beer,
agreed that his replies sho uld 4 pc &C
copied as conclusive, but Judge Baxter
5conclud cd that a CONF ference at Atlantic
8City&of tthe general counsel ana genera a,
traffic officers would be more desira g PIE.
1T was onatliis occasion that the answers 'a i
were arranged. 3 t5e .;ss5 5gsss !, 4.
ssS They have been properly formul l'Aa
and were presented Yesterday, put ~, me
public Is not at ali likely to learn what!
Sthey$are, at least not q present as they
are des gned solely for tho gu dance or !
the general ira c officers and theirslu y.
8bordlnates.$ But from time TO times g, i I,
course. they viii be disclosed by official =,
action On points that come y ? with n
patrons aof the lines. s5
S5g Richmond was represented In the meet
Ing by{sWarren P. aylor, traffic manager
of the }Richmond, Fredericksburg aan ld
Potomac and the Wnshingt on southern.
las far as Is known y to-day no will be
the onl y Representative from & Richmond q
In the big IL eeting The Chesapeake and N.
y Ohio una Nh be y represented by President
stevens or General Manager Doyle, both 9th
I Of whom are In New FORK. The reg larly
accredited Representatives In the meet
ing are Thornton & Lewis, Of Cincinnati,
mana ger Of the Kama l1a8 Dispatch AMI !r.
!. A 81 & .5ss Troupe, assistant freight traffic
ma ger ~ OF eW Y ork. SFi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
.NORF0.LkN MEETS
/. LAWMAKERS ]. ! J.
sCrcwo Nancy Jane Comes Here
To-day for Three, ifE Not
s5s# SlsS Four, Games. sss.s5
co 0NEL8 STILL D ID HIS SHARE.
4 ISI,entuck Coloncls@ Has Made
Good, and Has Host q N.
friends Among Rooters.. Nj

Nj ~ Peyton Charters, a the Manchester
hoy who started With the Virginia Leagua$
X pitching. has received III d @ letter from
Is Art hug Ora nviile manager on the Cos
Slumbia,S s. stcans In the South q tlantic
sSi.ague # ask Ing him to come there and
E finish the season. u NJ r.. Charters has q
good position here and declined h to u ac-$
Acept the position d q this d time. Peytoi,s
/; :as pitched! some remarkable IL atnes Of \
ball In Virginia. and has the spi t-ball#
down 70 sperfect Ion.
Colonel Still ! \. from Kentucky, IL YOU
please has certainly delivered the goods5
nHttls league. His team didn't bat behind
him Ii, the second game uesda y & and he
#didns score Wo shut -Dut 3 Z nineteen
innings withifon one run scored III ga inst
him. is certainly ~ ma king u a record ot
which any tWrler9 might feel proud The
tSt..' Colonel has a host OF friends II, r ch
mond, and his praise wa y sun IS II ! III
&yesterdA . 9S'5s S3 5 5ss
3 Cassidy vii probably open here y p-day#
against the Nj rfolk aEgregati lon. Cassidy
has plenty Of speed and good n con rol.
and IL he iis II given good support II Rich
!!SSmond Will & have another game to, her
credit There y propabi i y. sho8ever q 81
5Ssalye pitching tod and Gas 10y waiting
for the game on Friday
III Norfolk II 81 consent to the post
3poned game In that Ct t,.a being played Il Il
here, the Richmond rooters will see Is A.
turtlny: r Richmond draws
larger Gro wds than n orfolk VI, and \ ma
he that the post poned ga me De IN
played here. ~
S Cuddy lis back In the ga me ter an an Y
illness OF ma larta fever Hc iay Fl 90 ING =
we'll a the Sc ond "a In.
SUI got a hit In the first 90 me g ainsi
Norfolk. 5t$ He was 10 comp panied ~ the N
city ~ the sea. by Mrs. ST. no is K. NJ
very enthusiastic roo ter and IT Is likely
that the voice OF the ..litt q cir in. the
,ersln stand had much to do with The de- Il
Termination OF the Colonel the n
games
Lynchburg could lose all 81 the gam mes 4
hereafter and stlll have the penraslntt Y
cinchcd. Jack Grimm has certainly Scnr: &
ried his team, to victory. He has US d III
gopd ( judgment In choosing play ers. ana
several men who are now pla wing NJ WI III 81
him, will be- drawing "a rge ga rles n, ~ "
big company n ext yea VI. S355
The Indications ARE that there Will pc &
a VERY large crowd out to see the so me VI
a Il Broad Street this afternoon, 8gs Bets X
have already been made that the Law
makers viii take the majority iof the
games. Il. ii Il, Il ia 81 5
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Law and Equity Court.
d suit.nstituted: Mary Jones vs.. News Leader
Company; alleged damages. 81 900. 53
Property Transfers.

HI. Richmond: Arthur e. Chapman and
wife to 2. r. Hunt, rs feet on east side
of Second Street. between Baker and
Preston Streets, SO, $50.
F.W Clark's dev!sees to Thomas JEFF
FEET On east line Of Twentysf{oiurth, street..
No, 709 North, $1.075,f S " tS n
Same to Thomas J efferson and Samuel
". Moody 20 4 1-2-12 feet on east line Of
Twenty fourth Street, Nc 7o7 Moth,
sl.075. 5 81 IS 81 q &
S35 Henrico; George Gcfrert to the United
States OF America, 1,74 acres adjoining
the National Cemetery. 1892. I
John R,Raker and wife t9 q p, p Brown J;
City Road. about six miles from 4 sioh-
James 4. Aston and wife to II. D. Wat
kins, 81 feet on Twenty-second Street,
northwest corner Of ~ street $3.50, 51
Lucy r. Boone and Annie Levels to
Robert a. :Jordan. lots Nos. Is and 76. In
plan Of Wopdville, $40. II. 45j gsss. 4 81 Si
. Robert u. y Jordan and wife To- Lucy p:
Boone. same property described in deed
next above. $40. .5ig3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
IR|L|LR|0A.D MEN.
RETURNING n [ HOME n 4:
Coal Agent ellison, ofgthes Ch 1yes:ss-
n apcake s. Ohio, says Com any
is Doing Good B BIS, me 81
STATION Al HUNTING
STATION At HUNTINGTON H "A g ]. IN
Judge 81 Campbell County De. De
& cides That Norfolk g. West
n ern Cannot Condemn ? Property

The Chesapeake and Ohio officials who
have been spending their holidays out
/ OF town II are one by \ one returning to
4Rlclmond. $s5 Il is
!. TIoa. Henry G, Wick ham, general soil
.citor, re,urned yesterday; General Man
}ager4 G. Il. Doyle reaches town tod " and and
President George W.. stevens is expected ed
\ at his Office Friday. Ell ", .$
Tho coal business i on the Chesa peake
and Ohio Is steadily inprov Ing, and this
Is especially true regarding the western err
end OF the line. The business for the the
month OF August this year Is far in
excess OF the same month last year. Is Y
SS5 Coal Agent Jellson says he Is extreme
~ gratified at the excellent showing made
\ By the road u II sf 3 ~,
Judge "a Barksdale, Of the Campbell
county Circuit Court Of Virginia, has
decd that the Norfolk and Western
does not possess the right ofscondemna-
ton, thus dismlssing Its, petition for the
appointment Of a commissioner & to con-
%dcmn a d right Of wa 81 for its belt line
around Lynchburg. II lj .Sl
s The court held that the company former
Isl lawfully condemned under State laws,
which have been repealed i by a recent
general act, and in order to- enable Y It
to do so now9it will have to secure an
amendment to It's charter. n ".
Condemnation proceedings were dis
posed of In the Circuit Court Of Hunting
ton yesterday inSfayor Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. against certain
property holders who refused to sell their
property for a site for q new passenger
station. Thirteen men ere named to
place values on the property In Dues
.,tion. The Chesapeake and Ohio Will be-
4 gin work at once on a $500 600 passenger
station here. II y5si ,f Ss4S i4s
i The Evansville Oil# Company has filed
d a petition with tho State Railroad Com
mission charging the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company with dis
terminating against 1t in favor Of the
Standard OIL Company d 5,fs
1t6is announced that the Atchlson, %
peka and Santa Fe Railway Company
has given It's one thou sand telegraph
operators from Chicago ito FL Paso an
increase Of wages, averaging about 81 Q
man. effective at once.
Work on the Tldewater and Southern
Railroads at Hurt Station, in Pittsyl-
vana county. thirty miles from Chatham.
is being rapidly pushed. Day and night
shifts are now busy excavating and fill
ing little valleys with the dirt taken from
the deep cuts. Large forces are now Mt
work all along the line between Chatham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
THREE YOUTHS 4 Held.
on SERIOUS CHARGE:

d Sidney Stewart, Ira Lacks and Waller
sydnor, white boys the first Two S;a llg geo
seventeen and IA the lat ter slx teen years,
were arrested by Captain Toml!nson6 Il ana ::
Sergeant wiltshire yesterday afternoon
on the charge OF stealing a coat contain
,ng check for $50, y and Il OF her articles
Gof value, all the property Of MI, y p
Jellson, from his office IN the Dixie
Broom company's building, "
u Tho crime Is a LEGGED to nave been COM
Smitted yesterday ,nornill g sf S9 a
II u he check was endorsed and draw On Or
& a bank In Alleghary h. Va, After re- re
3i, ~ Wing al Tie articles from the coat
the boys are said to have taken 1t to- g
pawnshop to dispose of II. The pawn,
broker. suspecting that tho coat 81 wa 9
stolen, held It, and said that he was going
10 have tho police look h at II before
buying or even giving the article % bac e,Hs
But the boys got som 81 nj known white 3
man to go into the tore and claim t KS,
coat as his own, and the pro Fet Tor mn ny
surrendered It. 1. u
&. Their perslsten dea yor 9 as pose ~
the coat resulted IN stua Y !, ana Lach
being arrested by Sergeant w ltshire @ z
ISamenskys pawnshop, at III Nortn
Seventeenth Street. a little later he a. a
Captain Tomltnson caught .sydnor AZ
rwenty-first and Franklin Streets, IN
$threa were placed IN " cel y AT the 3 flFst
Police station without sba 5 IL,
The checks and the 81 other articles.
could not ba located UP TO last nlg ~ u
the youthful prisoners refusing 70 Y teil
what had become of them N
The trio have an IN sayofy Teputa-
Itlon in spite Of their years sydnor y
grandmother, who Is his guardian to.a
Captain Tomllnson, tier the boys a II
yesterday afternoon, tha she ha p e =,
preparing for some u lnle 10 SEND Al1lig
to- the retoyna tory, si i9 4si h NJ
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news M v GATHERED.
FROM sQuTH.s!DE
JACK Vaughan, White Man, A l:ss|-5
saulted Street Car Con- i.
ductor.
Nj MRS. \ BURTON B DIED SsU DENLY
Special Council I Committee to te''
s5 Meet This Afterno nPer-
sonals and Briefs.
Bureau, Times Dispatch,
'JTl7s5i No. ll12 Hull Street.

III ~ ia5
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
No. 1ll2 Hull Street..
NJ ack Vaughan, a young white man Of
swansboro, was arrested last light short ~
IN q fter 10 o'clock by Conductor 9 81
Lewis, Of the Hull Street line. and locked q
up# at the police station, on the charge
OF being dlsorderly on the car and as
saulting the conductor. + 55.s5sg
M Conductor Lewis said tina t Vaughanj
#boarded his car In Richmond In company
with d very drunken man, who was sYora-
9iting on the car. Vaughan was disorder
+ ly,a and when the conductor stepped OF
the car at Twenty-first and Hull Streets
to assist aglady off Vaughan struck him
4 in the mouth. The man was Immediately
arrested and placed aboard another car
and brought to the station house, where
he was turned over to officer Jones.
4 He was locked up, but Id ter gave bail
Vaughan Is a brother Of the man who
was shot in the leg by detectfS, at
!. Forest Hill Park for alleged matchmaking.
ID He was in company with his sbrother that
night. Ss BIZ Nj ~
Special Committee.
A special committee from the Council
will meet this afternoon 2at 4 o clock in
1.-The Council chamber and discuss plans
A. for the location Of the new postoflice
building. The members OF the commit.
81 tee are Messls. Toney. Adkins and Jones
+ from the Assembly, and Messrs. Moore
and Abbott. from the Board Of Alder.
men. These five gentlemen will confer
with the postoflce authorities from
\ Washington with. reference to the loca,
u ton of..the.'buidlng. Bst54 Z.
The questionsnoW appears to be between
7 Tenth and Eleventh 4 Streets on HUI
s Street. Leader Building win be temper.
u arlly used by the postofilce people, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
TWO THUMBS MASHED.
White Employes at Locomotive
Works Has Iron Fall on Hand,

The city ambulance was called u to the
Chesapeake and Ohio round house at IL
o'clock yesterdayEr morning Il ttend Pleas
his thumb caught between the tender and
the cab of his engine. Dr. Mason dressed
the wound and left him. 5ig S 34
4 Mr.. II. p. sharpley. while at the Loco
motive Works at 1871 20 clock yesterday af
3ternoon, had aheayy. piece 5of. iron fall on
his hand. The end OF his. thumb was
mashed and the Joint q t the wrist dis
located. DIR. Mason set and dressed
tho wound and left him to be sent home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
The Shortest Story,

9'8a4 Wages y--Once there was an oranges
man at IIibernian picnic.
: Naggs by--Wall, go on with the story,
ii wa ggsby--Tllat Is all there Is Of IT. 335
Naggsby--It's mighty short
88 Wagssby-But Just sas long as the
lOgang emaR's stay at the plcnlc-y DE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
FOR ICE MISSION.
Resp nses ! Have Been liberal,
ga But sMonev8is Still Needed.

The Ice Mission wishes to return most
graf ful thanks for the cont !! utions re- e,
lceived nd4also for the ASST stance given
by THO diff erent newEpap ers} in their ap-
3peals fora help forS this CHART ~ Through
the liberal css to 4 ese appeals, the
Ice Mission has been enab led to- meet
the great demands made upon It during
the many weeks Of no t sHeat her There
isgstill hot sweat her ahead, and L Is hoped
that the contributions will continue as
long as the Snecessi tys requlr Tres. 81
Boxes may be found at the places named
below, from which the following collec-
lions were made for the week ending
August 18th. News Leader, sl.36; Times
Dispatch. $3.50; Evening Journal, thirty
one cents; t. A.. N1illerSs, SOS; shep-
herds, s4.04; Polk NJ iller- hildrcy Com
5pany, $2.2S total, N 16.49. ,s & "a a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
J, Hermitage Club Wins

Ss 4 game OF ball al the Broad Street
{jEH,aaIrnmifage Golf Club and the Associates
Ban nine. resulted IN a score OF 2 TO-
3 IN favor OF the former team Il, i,
The batteries Were:mi Hermitage Gf9l1
sRanka-C rensllaW, Bridges and Wins TONI