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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
HEAVY WORK.
Southern and N folk and West
ern Pushing Belt Lines.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG, A.. August The
contractors on the belt lines to. be built
around the city by both the Norfolk and
western and Southern Railways, are
rapidly getting down to work !. and IT will
not be many weeks now before large
forces OF men will be employed.
The Southern has already started work
above the city, and considerable Roadway
has been made at the eastern end OF the
long tunnel under Rvermont. On the
Amherst side OF the river other forces
are at,-work and the bridge contractors
are at work on the preliminary work for
the immense bridge to span the James
River. This bridge will probably be tho
highest one on the entire Southern sys-
TEN, and 1t will be more than a third Of
a mile in length. ss Ii
Tho Norfolk and Western Is doing most
OF Its work south OF the city, and be-
tween here and Concord Depot several
camps being down to hard work.
4 In addition to this the Southern has q
gang at work on the double ira cking
OF tho main line between the city and
Lynchs while the Norfolk and Western
is pushing several heavy contracts west
Of the city on Its main line,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
TEACHERS EXAMINED.
Division Superintendent Graham
at Boydton,
(spec!al to The Times- Dlspaltch.) N

Especial to Ihe ~ HISS t1'st'l'N'o'.I s5t4
BOYDTON, VA, August 1--Mr 9, =,
Graham, division superintendent o. SCHOOLS
for Mecklenburg. began his professional
examination OF teachers for this county
on Monday, and Will conclude tho same
to-day. Those who failed to attend the
uniform examination IN May had the
privilege Of doing SO at this time Il
These examinations are very difficult,
and but few succeed In getting first grade
certificates. Not a single person, white
or colored. received a first grade certlh-
cate IN this county last May. and
believe there is. as much intelligence
here as in any Of the other counties,
Under tho law, the teachers who taught
last session can have their certificates
renewed without being examined, provided
they obtainifrom the district clerk Of the
district In which they taught an endorses
ment as teacher and then It Is approved
by the division superintendent.
At the next session., nearly all the
teachers win be required to stand these
examinations, and 1t does not require a
PROPHETIC foretell that. unless the exam
inationss are modified, scarcely n colored
person Will pass. and but very few
whites-not a sufficient number to supply
the country schools with teachers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
GREAT / POLICE PICNIC /.
takes PLACE TO DAY D Y
Will Be Given, Rain or Shine, and
Provision Has Been Made 5s85
for a Big Company

The committee Of arrange nlents Of 8 the
stag outing for the bench Of the Police
Benevolent Association stated last night
that everything was 5 in read iness for
to-day big event. ,zss
Rain or shine, flood or drough the
committee declare that tho picnic will y
take place Between !. 800 and 100 tickets
lhad been sold up to last night, nd ac--S
Communications are ready for moro than
that number IL It rains: X @ Vi lit
" All the edlbles and delicacies, together
With the necessary SSu tenslls,I were ia ken
to Westha,npton Park 4 asst nig IT. an Is.
the entire committee went out wit n them
and spent the night there ms q guard arg 81 8
hon or, keeping close watch to see t :Efl a
no one should come with truck rla7l ~ "a
team to steal the immense pot g In w ichS
the brunswick stew Is to be- de
The street car company has arranged e.
10 run many extra cars out to the grou nes q
and good service Is assured The weather. ta
promises to be fair to-day but swhet e: her.
it is Or not the picnic will 50 on Just ls't'5
the same. " ~ ss$s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
& STOPS SRAILRO DAD WORK
Heavy Rains Interfere With
Building Of ( idewa ter Road.

s. = 49, - ~ q ~ = = ~
Special to The Times ~ Dispatch
BEDFORD CITY, VA, August Ere
Squent and heavy rains nre interfering
very seriously with operations on the
two railroad lines, and the roads on the
.'Southside (which have been very greatly
cut up by the hauling OF the heavy ma
sterlal5 for the Tidewater$road y are almost
impossible now from the z deep mud.
IA gentleman who drove along the main
road Of that locality esterda Az before the
rain of}to-d day said there were places
a horse could not pull even "a buggy out
without, her assistance, I
Beside the tempo rary BRIDGE built by
the Norfolk and Western Railw way to be
used during the construction Of 4 new.
concrete bridge on Bridge Street to take
4 the place of the fine old stone bridge that
has done service mora than hnlf-cen-i
fury. this morning the wnter Is rushing
down In a flood like a small tawny Ma.
CARA, Ind rnennccs b the u saf etyliof the
bridge. AS yet no iseriou s da mage has
been done the crops by the rain and the
farmers report splendid Y prospect for
corn in particular. w e '
4 q, There are moderate supple iof apples
and peaches mnrke ted with a. slight drop
In prices from the exorbitant rates that
have, been prevailing, IA n lveg!e bles are
reasonably. abundant by reason Of the
increased population but owing to the
railroad operations the demand Is often In
excess Of the SUPPLY "a III WE &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
NORFOLK SOCIAL
CLUB ! :. B MATTER 4 u i.
q Hung Jury and the Result ss': De
ferred Until Another Trial
in October.
eAM I; At A The If: RACES.
~ n W. ! g. D., .A3 = e.
GAMBLING: j d AT At THE l4II:: RACES ace
Efforts on the Part ofHthes Com
a G, monwealtt's Attorney to
Break It U p,
go. go, y -. sont harm Hell ralnnhnna1

II Special BY Southern he'll Telephone
e NORFOLK, VA, August 1.-The case
OF the Norfolk Social Club, Of Ports
mouth. charged with repeated violations
OF the Sunday law. by the sale Of soft
drinks and tobacco. will remain unset
tied for the present It was wa! given u to
the Jury last evening, and they had .fit
all Of last night, and "a portion Of this
morning, bu could not agree, y and were
discharged. The jury was composed ed Of
seven. -Four Of them were for conv1c-3
ton, and three for acquittal. The case
will be tried again In October.
The Norfolk Social Club was organized
last spring for. the alleged purpose Of
getting around Mayor Reed $ Sunday law:
Effort Is being made to have the Charter are
revoked. iii vs. Il . S S32ss85 s3H y,
it having come to the ears OF g Com y
n,onwealth's Attorney Jno G. Ill tor that
unlawful gaming is gong On ~ 4, lnu
race track OF the Norfolk Horse snow
and Fair Association, officers have 4
been instructed to see II they canno '
break 1t up. The race course is IN y OF
ffoll county, and abo ut ono mile from
the city limits, and. therefore MT Ill
ION . dvlsed that the police have no au-
thority TO interfere. 3, z.
r. vas reported to Mr. Tilton that one
visitor to the races lost 81 400 there YES,
terday. Chief of Police Bush could ny 3,
iverIfy this report. The chief has ad-.
Used Mr.. Triton that he stands ready a 20
send his detectives to the race track s 20
Investigate the racing should Mayor Ftiu-.
dick ask the Board OF Pollce eo l 49,.
sioners to instruct him to- do 80, but
without instructions he will not do SOL
as the race track is clearly witaln'thl@e'
Jurisdiction OF Norfolk county, Mayor
Riddlck sent his detectives to the track
this afternoon. but SO far no arrests ST. have
hean made, II V 6i5f5.& rs AZ Iislj sst25 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
CONFEsSES HIS GUILT,
Aged Man Turned Over to
Hampton Authorities.
fsnecial TO The Times, pIspatch.)

Especial to The HTlmesyDlspatch,J n
NEWPORT NEWS, YA,, August, liz
John Wood, the aged white man Who
was lodged in jail here last night on the,
charge Of attempting to crinlnally assault
eleven year-od Georgia Morrison was
turned over to the Hampton authorities
to-day, as the crime was committed IN
Elizabeth City county,
WOOD admits his guilt, and 1t Is likely
mat he will be held for the Circuit Court
grand Jury without the hearing OF evil
dence. Since the story has become
known to-day there has been consider
able excitement here and In Hampton,
The prisoner who is sixty-two years OLD,
looks seventy, but seems to be IN full
nossesson of his ''senses and is said to
be An extraordinarily bright man for one
of his type. He has worked as q laborer
all his life tHss aaia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Governor Glenn Making Every
Effort tc, Punish Offenders,

elSnecial by Southern Ugh TelephONe'l
RALEIGH. N, c., August 1.-Goyernor
Glenn returned tonight from Morehead,
where he went three days ago With the
encampment Of the North Carolina Ma
,tonal Guard. lie Is delighted With his
reception by the encampment, and tho
showing made by the troops. There was
not an unpleasant coincidence, except the
outrageous assault made on Captain II,
Nj. Morse, of wilmington, navigating off,
Ger of the Naval Reserves, by three
rowdies who had taken offense a,tlan Or
der given By the Captain In bringing MS
vessel to the pier. M. u,
He says that every effort Is being made
to administer proper punishment to the
assailents Of Captain Morse, although
they are not within the jurisdiction OF the
military authorltles, sgtss ssi !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
ANTI-SALOON8 LEAGUE
Mastin- Fisher Murder Trial t,
Come Up Monday Week,
3 fsnecial to The Times Dlspatch.)

sPoTsYLvANIA$C c. H, August ]. The
3snotsylyania Anti Saloon League had a
most interesting meeting here today,
notwithstanding the very inclement
weather. There was a very interesting
address by the Rev. =, j. r richardson, of
Richmond, Va. N
The now famous Mastn- Usher murder
trial will come up In the Circuit Court
hore Monday week. About two months
ago, Hiram, Fisher was brutally murdered
.bv Fred. Mastin, This will be quite q
legal battle. st. George Fitzhugh. OF
fredericksburg. and Judge a, =. Emery
viii represent 1, Aastln. Commonwealth
Attorney u j. Graves. Of Spotsylvania,
vii be assisted by Lindsey Gordon, Com
3monwealth's Attorney Of Louisa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
ITCHING
SEAL H| |: | ] \
Badly Affected With Sores and
Gusts Extended Down Behind
the Ears nv Some Years Later
Painful and itching Pustules
Broke Outison Lower Part Of
Body-Son Also Affected.
"a TRIPLE CURE BY
'CUTlCU REMEDIES | { |! /: J [

r.
"About ten years ago ny scalp Be:
came badly affected with sore and
itching hunlors, crusts, etc, and EXTEND
Ing down behind the ears. My hair
came out In places also. ] was greatly
troubled understood 1t was eczema.
Tried various remedies, 80 called, with-
! out effect. Saw your Cuticura advcr-3
8tiscment, and got them at once. Ar..s
piled them as to directions, etc, and
after two weeks, I think, Of use, was
& clear us o whistle. N
II have Ia state also that late last
fall, October and November, 1901, !
was suddenly afflicted with asbad erup--33
ton, painful and itching p1stules owe!
the lower part of the body. l4sufiered
adreadfully. 81 In two months, under the
skilful treatment Of my doctor, con or 4
Joined with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment, 1 found myself cured.
Six years ago my son was laid up
with q severe cold hard cough, and
4 finally painful eruption all over the.
body. I procured the Cuticura Remedies
no soon as possible, and after his faith
full use OF same was as well as ever in
two weeks, as well as / can recall. He
has never had return Of the illness,
as far as / know. $;g8 IA.
s59 G I have always been pleased to com
mend the Cuticurn Remedies md testify,
as to their efficacy. i am veteran of
the late Civil War, 1856, between
seventy and eighty years Of age. Yours
truly, H. a ll. F. Weiss, Rosemond,
Christian Co., ILL.,, Aug. 81, 1905. "35ss3i.
Az Complete E1ternal and internal Treatment for e!try
Humo rom rtnpl.. @ sesoials tten, lns.Ssy AZ
snt oe "a form Of Chocolate Coated Pills, .se par Wal
may b had Of all druggfs ses oftsn euIes
the mod distressing when all else fsis Potter Drug
Chem. Corp, Sole Props, BoAon, MasG y 2,
t7 a1- Mailed Free, How to Cure Eexema,' and An
About the Skin, Scalp, Hands, and Hair." 5ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

some residence, Ingleside, where water
melon was cut and much enjoyed Tho
prize! q pair OF black silly hose. was
won BY Mrs. .Mosby g. Perrow, Of Lynch-
burg, and the BOBBY went to Mrs. 8. r.
Nelson, OF Baltimore. .3,y
Those present were Mrs. y: Newton
Bagwell, Mrs. Spencer r. Nelson. Mrs.
=. W. Robertson. Mrs. Thomas Waters.
Miss Mary Harmanson, Mrs. Pickering
sUladge, Of Washington; Miss Emily nv nv,
gent, 81 New York; Mrs. 11osby Perrow.
Of Lyn clburg; Mrs. r. sL. Hopkins, Mrs.
j Up. L. Hopkins. Mrs. Thomas s. Hop
skins, Mrs. Ohio u Parker, Mrs. w.
Cosby Bell. Misses Ethel B. iF1nney, Mad 3
cline Pick. E Pansy Wilkins, Anne II u?
Hopkins. I, Cecil K Powell, Frances, Bessie
and Constance Taylor, OF OnaLncock. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
.YOUNG.MANi TAKES
A|s0 ! ' N LIFE |. ! | !.
SEmmet Little Drinks Latdan,itn
and Was Dead When
Found.
----------------- 5li ( ,t 81 !; \ n
LIFE AT BURW'E 4 i. BAY "A
Parties Camping on the Beach 'tssls,lt
and Enjoying Fishing
and Bathing. 8

tsnec,al To The Tirne1-D ispatch.) III
EytRcUsS WHARF VA, August
1.-Mr, Etnrnet Little, a whito man, about
twerl ~ two years Of eEe. living at Pons
postpftlpe, committed suicide Sunday Of
tcr1,oon by drinking laudanum. He was
dead when found. Id hi 81! ID
,Afr. and Mrs. r. AZ Edward, OF smitll-
field, entertained q Number Of friends at
Burwells Day Beach Monday. Among
those present were Miss Edwards, Master
Robert "A. Edwards, Miss May BergaI.
Miss Mollle Chalmers Miss Mamie Park
or, Mr.. Henry Parker, Of smithheld Mrs.
Fannie Johnson Miss Ira Jordan, and
Master Henry Page Johnson, OF Raleigh.
NJ C.;t Miss Todd, Masters Ar1nsteau
Todd and brother, Of Norfolk. and W. z.
1Iowle. OF Burwelrs Bay. 81
Mr.. lily Higgins. OF Dendron, and fani-
lily, with several friends from Richmond,
are camping on the beach. Fish, aysters
and crabs are plentiful, II and the bathing
Is splendid. fAj. \, #
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Wilson, OF
Turgusson's Wharf, are spending tho
summer at the White Sulphur Springs. A
Captain Forrest has returned from York
county, bringing with him the largest
and finest canoe on the river; It is over
forty feet long and ten foot beam He will
put n twelve horsepower gasolene en-
g11C IN IL at once, ara pTOpOpcb u III ~
up next spring for running excursions to
the exposition from the Bay. It will be q
great convenience for small parties who
wish to attend as he can make the trip
in two hours. and will DO O profitable
business for himself. ii
Past Grand w. q. Towle organized
new lodg of Odd FNellows at 1vor, South I
ampton county, Wednesday July 25th.11t
will be known as 1vor Lo-ge No. S34. me
degree work was beautifully exemplihcl
by Wakefield Lodge. assisted BY Past
Grand Master I3aily, OF Richmond and
Past Grand George II. Warren, OF
Nicholson Lodge, No. 234. Mr. F. W.
Mitchell was elected noble grand. 4 The
lodge starts out, With a large cha rter
member list, and Is composed OF the best
citizens Of that section.
VA Crops are looking splendid. This IS
the finest crop Of corn for many years,
notwiths landing the great quantity Of
rain. Peanuts are flourishing also. K 4
"a The White ribbon people are very much
pleased with the recent decision Of judge
r. 2. Boykin In the case OF the Princess
Anne proposed bar rooms, az reports led lin
The Times Dispatch. NJ
The annual County Sunday School Con-
vention OF Isle OF Wight county, will be
held at Isle OF Wight Courthouse August
I'd. a 4 large crowd will no doubt be
present as that Is always q big day with
the Sunday school peorle. II u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

At1ioYlg the forth coming product ions TO-
10 embraced III the present ssrteAs q tho
nosn1,le writer's Of American ana nm sli4iisSs,
fiction ID I'm entirely ncv ard strtkit1g
one. specially writ ten BY that
ed New England novelist and t1eiit1eA tor
of New England life ana ,ohar acter. MISS
MARY; ELEANOR tvir1K1N 8, Il who has /!
won hgf, fame tp her art alike ~ = tn's y
country and In England, and s ~ \ lfi
the front rank Of the greatest writer's 81
the world to-day. Born IN the lttisssMas--. i
sachusetts town OF andolph, near I'o s-!'a
ton, and educated ct Mt. IIolyoke SENT
nary, Miss wilkins has been writing
novels and short stories Of supreme 3ex-Ra
celence since 1885, many OF which have 5
appeared In 1Iarrer's Monthly and OF her,
Rq,igh.class contemporary periodicals. ~ he Y
talent she has shown In her fine realis tic n
work, In depicting. with keenness ana ana G
insight the homey SURROUNDINGS u OF. o. 4
New England lite and the prostahic ex .3
Y terdors o. Puritan acter, resernb sl
f Tint. in other nelds OF the English au- n
thoress. Jane Austen, Mrs GasRell ana NJ K 4
Il Charlotte and Emily I3ronte. ~ 4 Also SO
on this side Of tho water, bears Q ike !
ness 70 the best work OF such writers "
~ Sarah Orre Jewett, George w. C sasD. n
and Thomas Nelson Page. The original q y
4itv and freshness OF Miss Wilklna's Work 5SS
are as apparent as Is the authoress ',si
mas terry OF her art. '. Y. SSf
q tT,ha variety as we'll as the supreme n
interest In Miss Wilkins 8 xor VII VII ne BY
n aaon nv the following enumeration % b
the chief productions tNat have come from rom
,her GIFTED pen. The first COLLECTION sea q q D
stories that called al tertion afresh to u
h !, az A field OF work and to tho autnor's
genius az a writer, az ter the publication (
4 ~ q The Adventure Of Ann q $3.50 we're 6S
IA r7umbre r ona nee Il $50 and "a New
ENGLAND Nun" (1sel) ]. silence, and other !. y
stories..j (lsss) Il. a delightful volume Of
collected tales: y Some OF Our Net shoors'
\ nsps). / syn,patb ttcally item story;
itT1a 81 .oye OF Parson Lore" (100O) be-
aides q short story which won for aits n
author a prize OF 81, oo0, over goo competl-S
tors entitled THE Long Arm Her later
worries embrace The Port Ion OF 5Lanors,s54
4 dso1) Un derstud les C1eOI and n THE Il
wind nithe Rose Bush 1o09). besides d
other and charningy written minor
n sketches for the agazines.S n Her latest "
comnlete novels were The Hearts Fig h-8$ss
way', and ."'The Deb tor, Il Her latest work
DOC Gordon, ''$ Is "a decided departure
from anything she has yet done, and Il
s pronounced BY critics the most startling
novel q Z her successful list. M ss3lS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
I Soldiers Bodies Found

(Specinl to Tho Times Dlspatch.)1I 3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug l;--WorkmGe;nf e eI
IN WHITEWATER for a new sunday-school! build
three M huma Sns
cinth found among the bones they are supposed
lob TO be the The remains OF Federal soldiers killed
here during tho VINO ,f fied n,o 9.
used M s. Inc Union troops as q hospital;
Superintendent E. y. Lewis. OF The Winch .ss
War Department at Washing ton. asking per-
mission TO bury the skeletons IN that GENE +
One OF the skeletons Is believed V to- have
been an officer. They were found N coninless
ora YES the appearance OF which indicated that
they were buried in graves no more than TWO
feet deep. at N, ~, !. III. ~ YS ,.,.,.t
tence az moro skeletons. but they Will not pc
removed until Instructions are received from
the War Departments ast IN. jlIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
ANOTHER OF. GRUBB' S
MURDERE.R|S ARRESTED & !. ) q J.
William Ruffin Captured and
Railroad Bill" Lo-
Gated.
{specslal e The Tlmrve,es-D lspatch.)

FARMvILLE. VA, August LA tele-:
gram received this afternoon by Sheriff
Dickinson from officer Branch. OF Suffolk.
brings the gratifying news that William
Ruffin. ono OF the negroes wanted upon
the charge OF numbering John Grubb, the
aged Englishman, at Tuggles. has has been n
captured.
S. The telegram also stated that Railroad
Bili,', charged with the same crime. was
probably located. 5s:91 .
Ndasse Fiji, who Is In jail here, having
confessed tho part he took In the murder,
.;sayY there were four of them SStn the
crime. william Ruff lin, :. Railroad Bill. y
third whose name he does not kno ", ana ana
rnSnlf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
NEW ICE T, PLANT, 4.
The Tobacco Season Opens With
Good Prices, +

(special to The Times-D ispatch.)
WILSON, N Gu August 1.-THE Clark
Plate Ice Company began making Ice this
week, The factory is built Of brick and
has the latest machinery, with capacity.
OF twenty tons per day. a cold storage
plant will also be operated In oonnectlon
with the factory. Wilson now has two
Ice factories, whose combined capacity
Will be suffloient to supply the city for
several years, 81 is
The Wilson tobacco market opened the
season 1006-'7 to-day, Tho sales we're
light at all the warehouses. Prices were
q little higher than at the opening sale
last year, q. sgt,. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
ASK HIS REMOVAL.
Charge That Referee in Bank
ruptcyis gDiscourteous.

ROANOKE, VA. August l The Board
Of Directors of the Retain Merchants As
ISOLATION, OF this city, have filed charges :
against Mr. D, II. Penn In q decree Y o. !
Judge Mcdowell has asked $, se
that ho be removed. They have written
"A letter. to Judge Mcdowell. IN ,Wn .,
thew claim that they cannot get Justice
from MIR. Penn as referee. and that he
treats creditors with discourtesy. They
asked that he no removed, and that the
Judge appoint some representative lawyer Or
to the place. 81 f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
MISS JENKINS STRUCK.
Ernest Mauney Bound Over as
Her Assailant. ga,a
+ (Special ia THE Tines- Dispatch.)

(Speclal to The Times-D lspat I'D lIi,,a
SALISBURY. N, c., August l.7-Ernsst
Mauney the young white man charged
With an assault upon Miss Vergle
jenkins. OF this oily, Saturday nigh1s
noon and bound over to the next tarnl.
of court under bond OF sloo. which hai
1 Mauney was accused Of the assault
IN which Miss Jenkins was severely lg5s3
i,,red byt a blow In the head from a pair
Of knueks by a companion, who olatnra
both We're drunk and did not. know that
the young lady had heen hurt; mere w.
considerable feeling here ~ lne mas'elf X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
ladies WIFI VOTE
on SCHOOL QUESTION III.
Two Elections to Take Place in
Little Town the Same
Week.
fsnecIal to mo times, D4spatch.l

LOUISA, VA August 1,--There will be
two elections In the town Of Louisa next
5wa.eek-one Monday, when the vote VIII
he taken FIR the choice Of q school teach
ar The voting VIII be done Just as In a
regular election, but It will be unique In
that 1t Z is sthe first time IN bls county
that the ladies Will vote, g require menl
is a. patron Of tho school. Thes other
takes place Thursday, when the regular
voters Win decide whether the town Mill
issue So bonds for paving the streets
With granolithic sidewalks or not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
g strenuously denies his guilt.
Law in a New Town.
! .Isnacio, - The Times. pIspntcli.)

Especial to The Times- Dlspntch.)
III CRAB ORCHARD VA, August L.
yYorl, at the Keokee mining town here IS
progressing very fast, The town authorl,
ties have had Marion Denny appo!n.eu
noliceman and Joseph Marcum town
magistrate, and last Sunday they caught
Luther Barker drunk and bosterous and
fined him SEA for violations OF the law.