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Evening journal., 1906-11-21
LIVES LOST IN
ANOTHER FLOOD
By Our own Wire. Publishers Press.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
BARBOURVILLE, KY, Nov. 21-
Several lives have been lost and a
property loss of over a quarter OF q
million dollars sustained as a result
of the most disastrous food in years
in the upper Cumberland River With
in eight hours an eighteen foot rise
was recorded.
1t is reported that theree men were
drowned at big log boom at Wasiota.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
PENNsGROVE.
FOOTBALL.

The wilmington and West Chester High
School football teams Will play at the lat
ter place on Saturday for the school
championship of two States
The officials for the Yale-IIarvard game
have not yet been selected.
The navy eleven win have the assist
ance Of several Yale coaches to condition
them for the West Point game.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
GUN CLUB SHOOT
speclal to rhe Evening journal.

NEWPORT. Nov. 21.-The Nonesuch
Gun Club Of Newport shot a return
match with the Pennsgrove, n. j., team
on their home grounds at Newport on
Saturday. This shoot was the second
Of series OF matches between the
two clubs, the first match having been
on the grounds OF the pennsgrove club
ON october %, and resulted in a VIC
tory for the Newport club, SS4 to 346.
The scores follow, possible fifty
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
ROOT And TOLGER
TEAM-UP AGAIN
Winners Of Last Years Six
day Race viii Enter Long
Grind Again

The famous Little Old New York
Team" Root and Fogier. winners OF last
years international six-day bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden, have again
teamed up and will make onother BID this
YEAR for the big cycling prize wien the
pistol sends off the bunch Of champions
from every country on the night Of De-
cember g.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
Basketball a. the Rink.

The Franklin and West end basketball
teams win play a game al the Eleventh
Street Roller Rink this evening. Two i5-
minute halves win be played. and the
game win START at o'clock The teams
are pretty well matched and promise TO
put mp good game. There win be no
Interruption in the skating
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
Notea of the Games.
RoxINn

Harry Lewis has been held responsible
for the death Of Mike Ward.
Ummy walsh has arrived In Los An
seies, whore he viii prepare for his tight
with Abe AttelI. scheduled for Decem-
Der z.
Promoters Of this city may open a box
ing club in New Castle.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
nr. smith to Preaoh.

DR. W. II. Smith, a Seventh Day Ad-
ventist minister Of Philadelphia, will
preach in the old Baptist Church, No.
zoos King street, next Sunday evening
at 7.45. Subject, "The Desire Of All
Ages"
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
CASINO FIVE LOST
Wyndham Team, Of Philadelphia, Won
Two Games From the Locals.

The crack Wyndham bowling team, Of
Philadelphia, paid the Casino five a visit
last night and defeated them two out OF
three games. A large delegation Of root
ers was on hand TO help the locals to
victory, but the better rolling Of the vls-
itors predominated. The scores were:
CASINO
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
ODDS AND rNDs

Penn and Harvard win not meet in their
annual basketball game this year.
The slzatinl Rink Is one Of the most
popular places in town. Two polo teams
played practice game last night.
There viii be basketball game at the
Fink tonight. The contestants viii play
7n skates, Go out and see how the game
= played. II should prove very interest
laE
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
WIN Preae to Innate.

on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
Rev. c. +. Warheld, pastor Of Murphys
A. NJ. e. Church in Chester, viii preach
in Ezion M. f. Church in this city, to
the inmates Of the Sarah Ann White
Home.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
ROLLER SKATING RINk
6 OMEDY THEATRE
4o2 MARKET STREET.

4o2 MARKET STREET.
w. y. Hyrup' General Manager
HYRUP'S MOVING PICTURES AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Program, days commencing November
70. Phenomenal Hen. n.Photographing Beors,
First Night out War Of Children, The
Critic.
illustrated songs by Clinton Martin and
William Blair.
Music by Mrs Bertha Peacock, Pianist
Adults. 10 cents; children. 5 cents.
Matinees, 130 p. m. sc to all
Evenings. $50 p. m.
This building is thoroughly heated.
Come in and wait for your car
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
One Sunday Train on Branch Roads.

One Sunday Train on Branch Roads.
Because Of an expected falling of IN
travel during the winter the p. b. & "
railroad officials are considering the ac
visibility Of reducing the number Of trains
rum on Sundays on the small branch roass
through the State. At present on IN
branch roads a train meets every on,
-Aat goes up or down on the main line
but it is understood the number will b
reduced to one train each way on Sun
days over all the branch roads.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21

The Pittsburg club has signed First
Baseman Abstein. purchased from
Shreveport TO a 1907 contract
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
EAGLES TOURNAMENT
Many Members Of the Order Psrtiei-
patina in Shuttle Board Contest

Much interest IS being taken IN the
shufaeboard tournament now In prog
ress at the hall of the Fraternal order
of Eagles Many members of the or
ganization are participating IN the
Journey and it is now reaching an eN-
sitting stage. The scores TO date fol-
bow:
w. b. House, games 27, points 567;
Joseph A. Mahoney IA games, 266
points; /. r. Jones, 9 games, 134
points: w. A. O'Hanlon, 10 games, 373
points; A. I. Hess, 10 games, i16
hoints; John A. Schade, A games, SO
points; zebalonian Hopkins 1 game
h points; William Il. Merchant 10
kames. 1S5 points; William H. Stiney,
rs games. 166 points William Abbeger,
10 games 304 points; III. A. McCabe,
games, 40 points; George G.. Schuler,
7ygames 101 points; A. Kelly, 8 games
"a points. r. H. O'Nen 1S games. 26o
points. Fred Harlins 8 games, 1913
points: James W. Gillespie 16 games,
e50 points: John J. Horty, 1S games,
e73 points: Joseph Murray. games,
IS points; James III. Harkins, 10 games
1853 points: d. Baisel 10 games, 1872
points: John B. Dunbar games. S7
points; Frank T. Freese, II games, 22i
points: James j. Rowe. II games. 2SE
points: william A. McCaferty. q
games, 2ss points; 3. J. Mooney, II
games, 26S points; John A. Dever II
games. 129 points; Dan Mcbride,
games, 90 points; Edward Flanagan, II
games, 222; J. O'Donnell, s games 10s
points: A. Sullivan / game, 10 points,
Joseph q McHugh. 10 games, 19t
points: Rob Cottingham. games, 80
points.
Notes Of the Games.
Hogue and Horty have won every
game they have played so far.
Zebalonian Hopkins played one game
and won. Now he says he win play
no more as he has 1000 per cent. "Can
you beat that?"
It took James Gillespie and Z. Hop
kins. two hours to play a game the
other night.
big Jim Is there with the goods.
but beads Of Precipitation stood out on
his brow when he was up against the
real thing recently.
Sour apples" was not IN form when
he played the crack. curiey Horty.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21

Learn to skate at the Country RolIo,
Skating Rink, Brandywne Sprines
Special afternoon sessions for ladies ana
beginners. Instruction Free. Every dav,
Twice daily Music. 6OOO square feet floor,
Thoroughly heated.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

0OCKSTADER's GARRICK THEATRE
Strictly High-Class Vaudeville
commencing Monday Matinee Nov 10
bEsIblNlS. ELEVEN CRAZY JJJJJJJJJ'a
Chas. BOwser, Nadine Winston x CO.
Louise Montrose and her Auto Girls.
THE QUIGLEY BROTHERS.
THE CASINO COMEDY FOUR
FRANKIE RICHARDS & COMPANY.
ALE GIBSON. THE KINETOGRAPH.
AIternoons at 2lo. Evenings at SIS
Prices, 25c, S5c and Doc. Box Seats, 75c
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-09
Drash Pres lIpskiaw

esssF follower An injury dressed w,th
bunklens Arnics Saive. lts nn,.ss.Ctic
Aod healing properties prevent hlsatl
pni.onsnx. Chas. Oswald, merchant, N
k~naae,sesv,lls. n. Y. WRITES: 1T cured
6ssh Burch, ofth,~ place II til. ugliesi
snss an hss neck ever s,~." Cures
CatA wous.ss. 'ls"rns sMi Sor~s A. I'll
dsusxi~la.
II you want the earliest cabbage
cauiinowsr aui Tomatoes gst ynar
,plants 1t J. N. Mukity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-09

Il Denver will soo,, " connected
by bong distance telephone with
Omaha and Kansas City.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-09

The criminal case against Abe
and Isaac Schiller pending in the
district court has been dismissed.
II 10 said the big thieves 90 clear
While the little thieves are con-
victetl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-09

The unwilling ofthe Thos. a.
Pnrves monument at The cemetery
last Sunday was Attended nv a
largo nn'n''er Of people. The Ju-
vcnile hand FURNISHED music.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-09

('Aaie~ Early C~bb~s~;; f,snli
opwes AMI Tomato plants INV an
eslr n sjse Hol.li-rs llomsA
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-06-09
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
GOLF DATES TIED
UP BY DELEGATES

4 I
NEW YORK. Feb. 52trhc delegates a. the
annual meeting Of the United states Golf As
ISOLATION. January 18th, instead Of sattltns upon
Tho ,iates and awards Of the amateur woman
and open championships, as they should have
done. allowed thcir poser to be p;t-sed oyer to
the Executive Committee. who have not made a
single award up 10 .iatc. and have thus blocked
tho Who'll" country in the arrangement Of the
minor championship dates.
rho national events came first in the pro-
ference OF dates, and until thoye dates are de-
ciinh upon the datcs; for tho minor champion
ships canuoi he settled for fear of confliciion.
Daya arc running into weeks. and weeks into
month"; Hi.b tile Executive Committee GIN in
n magnificent nusniry a. TO how TO award the
three championships without showing favortt-
Ism white Inc minor organizations arc holding
their annual meetings. without being able 10
dcciae "a tho dates FOR their respective cham
pionshlp-
The Whole difficulty could have been settled
By vote OF the Delegates IN an hours time,
ag has been The case In previous, y.arf Mat
tiers are now In worse tangle than ever
before and there liz no telling when the FIX
ecutiye Committee VIII be able, 10 make the
awards satisfactory for the three national
events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Denounced Delegate.
CBy .lssocinted P,oss1

10Y -taSHcEttsu 1feSS.
PlTTSBURG. PA, February 5.-After a.
day characterized by disorder, misses and
cat-calls, with frequent demands to re
sign the Delegates of District No. 5. OF
the United Mine WORKERS Union in con-
ychtion failed TO pass II resolution calling
Tor the resignation of President Patrick
Dolan, the president of District No. ;.
Tor his action in voting with the oporn-
tors In indianapolis 10 sustain the pres
cnt wage scale. After several hours Of
discussion upon the resolution, which the
chair refused 10 recognize as out of or
dor. the convention adjourned tonight
until Tomorrow. after passing resol,i-
ton to appoint committee on resou-
tons. combating OF FIVE members, which
liz 10 report Tomorrow.
Through the entire day Dolan was at
tackled from all sides and his attitude in
indianapolis WAS the object of much critl-
rlsrr and censure. There were, cries OF
traitor" and enemy of tho miners"
Dolan. In his own defence said he
did not think the miners could get an
increase and that strike would be de-
morali2lng to the organization
There are GOO unorganized miners
between the Union Station and Johns
town and It was because OF these things
that voted in favor OF the operators
proposition $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
New Charters

The State Corporation Commission vos.
terday granted the following charters.
surance Company GncorporatedS Mr.
1 13lk. J. y, Jones, president. George w.
Inomas, secretary, George e. ChInn.
treasurer Norfolk. Capital 100000. Oh,
ln eeeS, TO operate and conduct the business
persons 'A "
Raper-Jackson-wht Company dncor-
a9 ena q Norfolk; ?. ". Raper, presi-
Elmer White, secretary and trsa s,,re =
Norfolk. Capital. $4,000 Objects to
deal In plants. shrubs. trees and lumber.
~ Ferry Machine Works dncorporated).
7. Shannonhouse, vice-presldent: 3. q
Pollard secretory: c. r. Stevenson, trea-
surer. Norfolk, Capital. $4,000. Objects.
10 deal In builders and MIL supplies, on
BineS, machinery, etc, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
WAGE INCREASE
Or SUSPEND WORK
------------------
Belief That Anthracite Coal Min
crs VIII Accept No Other
Proposition.
HOPE TO ADJUST MATTERS
--------------.
If Agreement Not Accomplished,
i. S. Mccullough Says Strike
Will lie Ordered.
HOPE TO ADJUST MATTERS
~ Ansncinte1 press.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, February g.
President Mitchell will leave here proba-
bly, Wednesday for Wilkcsbarrc, Penn. ~
meeting of the officers and executive
boards OF the three anthracite coal dis
tricts to be held In Wiikesbarrc Friday
will prepare n proposition to be submits
ted to the anthracite operators and rep
rcscnntatves OF the railroads at meeting
TO be held in New York, February 18th.
The executive board adjourned to-day
to meet at the call of President Mitchell.
National Board Member ~. s.. Mccul-
Tough, OF Michigan, said that 1t must
not be regarded MS official, but 1t is his
belief that the mincrs s-~,l suspend work
before there Will be an acceptance of
any proposition which does not carry
with 1t an Increase In wages. Mr. McCul-
Tough said that every possible effort will
be exhausted to secure an adjustment
pefore strike action is taken. He said
tiiat IL suspension does come It will
be preceded by meeting OF the national
board, which would issue the strike call
necessary to bring the. men from the
y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.
Baptist Pastors Heartily Endorse
Course Of Mayor Mccarthy.

AT the Baptist Minister'S Conference
Yesterday morning resolutions unfolding.
Mayor Mccarthy in his recent fight
against immortality and Injustice were
adopted.
we. the Baptist Minister'S Conference
of the City of Richmond, desire to cx-
prcss our appreciation of the efforts of.
the mayor of this city for tho uphold
ing of the morality. and the suppresstng.
OF the vice and the corrupting Influences
or DIR city.
we desire especially to commend the
mayor for bringing to justice A. G.. Bur
ton. of the Burton Lyceum Bureau. and
thus putting a stop to an imposition
upon the charitable spirit of our eiti-
zens: and for preventing the exhibition
at the Penny Arcade OF pictures which
have been adjudged by the court as man
ifestly tending to corrupt the morals of
the youth of our city.
In this effort to uphold the moral
integrity of our city. the conference
pledges the mayor our hearty support.
The above resolution was this day
unanimously adorted and q committee.
consisting of Ryland Knight NJ. Ashby
Jones and w. T.. Ball was appointed
to communicate tile same to the mayor.
(SigneD w. r. T.. SMITH. Chairman.
b. ID. CiAW. Secretary.
February 8, 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Property Transfers.

H Appropriateness : wsi,aas Walsh and wife to
8 ssn Avenue. "a feet north OF PARK Avenue
NJ, NNittnam u. Payne aud wife to same. 40 feet
on Monument Avenue. between Lomhn,iiv "s street
and Allen Avenue 81 ' i"'''''s'roy stree.
Smith. s2 feet on west lima Of Allan , Lucy Vi
iee ma north OF Park Avenue, $500.
sE,i s 16f, feet on north line OF Cary nv
Mar.a 20 rect s, west of Madison Street $3.50
DesSer 30 feet on east line of Thrietf stree ~
III ns .eet north l OF. q Broad Street, $500
ne May BEDFORD 30 feet on north line o ~ Main
aiiee f fols feet east Of Mulberry Street Is
% In SQUARE No. .. plan OF Woodyiiia 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
OCEAN RACE ON PACIFIC.
From San Francisco to Honolulu
for Hawaii Yacht Club Gun.

aaN FItA!Nctsco. Feb ..-'fhough tile sig
gnsioil. Us but y few months lid, tire pru-
posed Iratsphejnc yacht race from this city to
il2R1,un ~ receiving much attention from
ysc1ting hhNotGnN Htrc,otorc tic StlHtfc has
clnimci the Interest and attention VI yachtstliop
nm ~ .nn sport loving public of tbn world. but
INC rrnisc 1rross the Pacific VIII surely result
IN ,nterest Ning extended 10 tho Pacific co,st
nc iinwall Yacht Club VIII present n silver
CUP fEnoi. known ne ,hc "tfHWniiBn cup to
be won outright by the victor in The race.
s,arting frnm San Francircp and finishing NJ
Honolulu, Tho CONTEXT Will be open to the
world ard WIN bo sailed under Tho aurpicss OF
Inc PaclDc interrlUb Yacht Association conc
time during April or May.
Two boats that are lksly TO he among thosa
rcpresentIng Hawaii In the great race are the
In Palomh and the Gladys. Tho former is
owned by G. w. NneFnriane. gladys ~ owned
by ca-Commodore Y. ". Hrt-9n. who Is well
.1rN-'n In local W. circles
known In local yachting circles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
FOUND A SWEETHEART
WITH A HENS EGG
fsDerinl 10 rho Times- Diapatch.

fSDectnl 20 Tho Iimes-DIspntrh.l
BRISTOL. TENN. February 5,-syives-
ter Moody, a young man. residing at
ilucleberry Knob, this county, found
sweetheart In Il unique way Recently.
while In the store Of a village merchant
he wrote his name and address on an egg.
stating In that connection. it is said. that
lie desired "a young lady correspondent.
To his surprise he received II few days
ago a communication from young wo-
man in Brooklyn, n. Y. The egg which
Mr.. Moody had used TO send his lore mes
sage 10 the world on had found its way
to Brooklyn, and there was purchased by
"a family TO be served at the breakfast
meal. Tho young woman. who was pre-
pairing the breakfast discovered the adj
dress on the egg and Immediately made
a memorandum of IL. with the result that
Mfr. Moody has received his first comm,l-
nicatlon from an unknown correspondent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Twenty-One True Bills.

Z. Yesterday morning tho special grand
jury found the following indictments for
the docket OF the Hastings Court
Harry Allen, charged with grand lar
ceny:: Elizabeth Anderson. charged with
assault on Walter Braxton; James
Hardin, charged with stealing lead
pipe from vacant houses; Edward
w. Bowles, assault on John Can
zert: William Baker house breaking;
William Boyden. use-breaking: Francis
Chase, malicious wounding: Luther Ellis,
charged with the murder OF G. Il. Burch;
George Hunter, malicious wounding; Lula
Pollard. malicious woundinE; Charles
Robinson. malicious wounding; John
StarlSe, grand larceny; Robinette Turner,
malicious wounding; Fletcher Venahle.
malicious wounding: William Walker and
Augustus Gale. house breaking; James
Washington, malicious wounding; Annie
Wood, malicious woundlng, and Lazarus
Bernstein. desertion and non-support of
his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
NJ GOVERN is ON HIS
WAY TO THE TRAIN.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb s.--Tefry McGovern.
who IL matched 10 fight Battling Nelson on
March 18th NJ Philadelphia. In a biS-rouni
match, left here to-day for New York 10 start
In training for the fight He viii train UP In
for n number OF hts principal battles.
be In fine. shape when the time arrives 20 step
into the ring. and am not going 70 leave any
sib,o condition. Battling Nelson is n great
fighter. and know that the man who will
take hia measure viii have TO do some lighting.
/ hope that will be the lucky Individual"
When told that the champion had saId that
he will knock him ont. Terry smiled and re-
,orted that two can play a; the same game,
and that Ito was not In the least worried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Sporting Small Talk.

II is announced that r. ~. Rockwell
Yates famous quarter back. will probably
be the football coach for the 1903; team
The Potomac Boat Club. OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. is making n strong effort to
secure the Middle States regatta for this
year
Sir Thomas. Upton according to re-
ports from London. wishes tostry conclu-
sons with the New York Yacht Club with
Io-footer instead of a 1-footer.
Charley White. the old priae-ti ref
cree, has been appointed to an office under
the New York city. government. having
recently been appointed secretary TO
Coroner Peter Acrttell.
Tommy Finney. better known as Phila-
dclphia Tommy Ryan Is doing consider
able boxing in the West. He recently de-
feated Sergeant Murphy. OF Des Moines,
Iowa. In that city in three rounds.
Tommy Mowatt. the fighting conductor
match with Tonrmy Murphy of New
York. Murphy knocked Mowatt out in
he had ever been knocked out.
According to hungarian newspapers
lust mt hand, Coca Maroczy. the chess
champion of Hungary and winner OF
many internationa! tournaments is en-
route to this country. in all probability
looking for a match with Dr. ErISnuel
Lasker for the worlds championship.
Proceedings have been taken by the
stewards of tho California Jockey Club to
discourage the practice foms oeoerhs yIIl
discourage the practice OF some horsenlen
who have been claiming horses out of
selling races In the interest ofethe owners
of those horses. Recently two turfmen
We're fined $3.50 each for this violation of
the intent of the rule
eaC G. y. Durnell In the 3-ycar-old colt Sir
Wilfred undoubtedly owns the best sprln-
ter OF his age in California. He re-
Gently ran five furlongs in shade more
thon so seconds. If he stands the trans
continental trip Sir Wilfrcd. who is a
son of Ossary, who is by the great Or
monde, Will have to beat In time some
of the Eastern sprinters.
The American Athletic, Union, and the
National Cycling Association have he
come the allies of the Federation of
American MotorcYclists, and henceforth
will lend their support toward assisting
the younger organization In keeping the
newest OF sports free from the evils that
beset all sports. Articles ct alliance be-
tween the organizations have been Just
contaminated.
Racers owned by the Messrs. Macken-
zie, of Canada. which run In the name
OF the Klrkfeld Stable, are campaigning
in California. where one of them. Wire
In, recently established a new record
1:52-at nine furlongs. There are six q
Sear-olds in the stable. The stable may
campaign at Bennings and at some Of the
early spring meetings on New York
tracks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Results at City Park and Fair
Grounds Tracks.
fRv fascinated Press. )

NEW ORLEANS. February 5.-cfty
Park summarizes:
First racc-threc and n half fnrIongs-
Iayern'ta a to ID first Black Flag q;
10 second. Chaniblee IS to . third.
Time. 80 30.
Second race steeplechase: short course
oliver Mae % To - first. Judge Nolan
Is to |, second, Lights out {, TO y third.
Time. sos.
q to ~ first. Chief Hayes a to u second,
Blncher 90 ,oID third Time. t:0l
Fourth rnce--tiyc and a half furlongs-
verdant t25 to u first. Champ Clark Is to
j. second, Kara d3 TO ,, third. Time.
1:G9 LIS.
fi,tii ra ne and u siSteenth--Wog-
gle Bug GIG to 81 first, 'fhorl Lee q to y
second Ezra Is tod third Time. as,
Sixth race-siN fnrlongs- Rensonhurst
GO To u first Gasoline go to ~ second, Ida
Davis @ TO u third. Time. 1:141-5
Seventh race-mite and seventy yards
Daring @ to- - first GranA1a e TO -
second, Jetsan IS TO u third. Time,
i ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
NEW HENRIco JAIL.
Plans for the Building Now Com

The plans for the new Jail for Henrico
county, to cost So, Ool., have been COM
,pleted. Tho Original plans submitted by
the Stewart Iron Works, and adopted
by tho board OF Supervisors. January
ED, have been rearranged and revised by
Architect Charles X. Bryant. according
to the fnstruetion of the board.
The structuI9 as 1t VIII be hult, Will
be Of red sandstone brick. with red Tor
black mortar, A basement. two stories
and an attic will. BIO included in tho COM
pleted building. There will be proper
divisions for the various departments and
for machinery, and there will be different
cells for white and black tramps Ac-
commodations will be had for the county
school board and teachers, rooms for col
ored and white teachers, and bed
room for the jailer. There will also be
accommodations for insane prisoners and
II hospital