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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24

SWIMMING Point property. recently nc
CURED by the Atlantic Coast Terminal
company. at q cost or haif-a- million dol
lars. FOR the purpose OF ESTABLISHING or,
the Portsmouth side OF the rive~ a union
terminal for both passenger and freight
Although 81 was given ont that th.
visit o. tho capitalists az this time has
no direct bearing upon the terminal plan.
10 is likely that they informed thrrlsel,.es
fully regarding the possibilities of tho
proposition by the actual inspection thov
made OF the waterfront AMI OF the OK
listing terminal facilities ~ the port
IL is also a significant fact thar the,
met tho vice-presidcnt of tho Atlantic
Coast Terminal. Mr.. w w Moss who h
also president OF tho Citizens Bank OF
Norfolk
The plan for a great terminal station
here is one in which Mr.. D. Lancaster
Williams. OF tho Norfolk and Portsmouth
Traction Company. IS deeply Interested
IL is believed that the ambitious railway
plans % his brother. Mr.. John Skolton
Williams. VIII IN some manner shape
themselves so as 70 work ln harmony
with this proposed great development.
Ise fact that Dir. John SHELTON VIII
iiams has OF late been purchasing short
railway lines in Georgia. Florida and tho
Darolinas IS taken by many wcI-inrorrned
transportation men TO mean that he Is
preparing 20 build links between thor,, an
ana establish another southbound trunk
line system. Just as he dld IN tho case 81
the Scab0ard Air Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24

AFTER buying "A new suit Of clothes ana
sending his old suit 90 one Of the ware
houses 90 be sent 20 his father
The trial % tho case Of Jacob Rudy.
charged vita assauting Frank Archer.
resulted I'm "A hung Jury IN the Prince
George County Circuit Court yesterday.
- - understood that the Jury stood eight
Tor conviction. four Tor acquittal.
Rudy Is accused OF striking Archer over
the mead with a hoe. while tine latter was
driving through "a private road on Rudy's
l@rnl The men met, and Quarreled.
archer receiving a bad wound
The Introduction OF the teaching OF vo-
cai music in the Petersburg public schools
Is neinS strongly advocated by the Netho-
ulst ana Baptist Sunday school Union. and
Dy many teachers and reprasentativos OF
an denominations in the city. including
inc REFORMED Hebrew congregation
The school board referred tho matter
10 their committee on teachers and toxt
books. whose adverse report was REFER
red back 20 the committee The question
viii be finally settled at a meetin- % the
school board next Tuesday
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CAPITALISTS IN
TOW OF WILLIAMS
Former President OF the Seaboard
Organizing a Similar
Scheme.
THEY VIEW NORFOLK HARBoR
Both European and American
Business Men in the
Party.
Especial % The rlne.-pl.na.ch l

NORFOLK, VA, November 23.-Mr.
John skelton Williams. Of Richmond. and
formerly president OF the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad. and II party OF European
and American friends were visitors here
to-day. The visit is regarded as q Gig
nihcant one. and developments are ex-
pected 20 follow it,
ia tho party We're Mcssrs. James p. Tav-
Tor OF London. George BerthOnd. Of swift
zeriand' Hennen Jennings. OF Washington:
a "A. Carroll. OF Baltimore, and G. r..
Williams. Of Richmond
The party was met here by Mr. j. A..
Hoofer, Of Paris: J. William Niddendorf.
of the Baltimore firm OF AIddeudorf. VIII
hams and Company. his partner. Mr.. r
Lancaster Williams, and Mr. +. H. Be
miss ~ Richmond
They boarded tug and were taken
over the harbor Inspecting closely all the
great terminal facilities OF the various
railway systems centriuE here
Particular attention was paid 20 the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
GRABBED YOUNG
LADY IN Street
Miss Lucy Leake Suffers Severe
Shock From Negro Throwing
His Arms Around Her.
MUSIC IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Missing Boy From Dinwiddie Is
Expected 20 Return
Home.
Especial 90 Tho riuss-Dispa,ca.I

PETERSBURG. VA. November a
While Miss Lucy Leake. fourteen years
old. was walking along Bonngbrook
Street on her way 20 her aunt's homo about
o'clock last evening. an unknown negro.
dressed In ovcralls and wearing a SLOUGH
hat. seized her IN his arms. but was
quickly frightened away by the girls
screams
He was seen walking up Boiliugbrook
Street as far as Second. when he
started on run toward the rear
OF the Imperial Hotel. and disappeared.
Hiss Leake was not injured. but suf-
49, q severe. nervous shock. and failed
% identify any ono of several negroes ar
rested on suspicion.
1t is believed that Claude Bevnle. tho
sfFenteen-year-old son OF Constable VIII
liam Rcville. Of Dinwiddie county. who
has been missing since "Wednesday will
soon return. The boy came to Petersburg
TO sell load of produce. and Disappeared
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
ON DOUBLE TRACKING
lspecIai 20 The rlmes-Dls9ateh.I

CIlAlhAAI. VA, November e8.-Jamcs
Hodnets. white. ~ years old. was thrown
several feet down q an at Galveston
Tuesday. sustaining serious injuries about
the head. from which he may never re-
cover. Hodnett was n the employ of
Harman & CO.. contractors on tho con-
strUction work OF the Southern Railway.
Re WAS standing on dinky car loaded
with earth 70 be dumped into a nil when
the car was suddenly Tilted 10 one side
carry ing the young man with the load 0f
earth and rocks more than twenty feet
When picked up he was unconscious ana
bleeding from the nose oud ears.
Thursday, on the SAME works. Pink
ham Yates was Knocked from "a trosue
and badly bruised. but extent OF injury
could not be determined until further
developments.
An Italian laboror was knocked from
trestle at Sycamore. about tWouty miles
north Of this place Thursday. breaking
mis- back and sustaining other serious In
juries Last week a negro was run over
and killed on the construction work ~
Galveston.
He was riding GA a dlnly, from which
he fell 70 the track. several cars passing
ovGr him
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CROCKETT GUILTY
OF SHANGHAIING
Master Of Oyster Vessel Fined
rive Hundred Dollars for
the Offense.
GIVEN TEN DAYS TO PAY
Many Vessels Out OF Commits
sion at Iangicr By Release
of Crews.
So . - rimes-p,.pa,ch.1

NORFOLK. VA. November 23.-An-
drew q. Crockett. OF Tanger Island. mas
ter OF the oyster vessel James A. whit
Ing who has been on trial IN the United
States District Court for the last two
Gays on the charge Of having shang-
haied nine men. two whites and seven
coloroo. az Richmond. and al-o with Law
Ing restrained. assaulted and otherwise
abused them while on the vessel. y,ds
pronounced guilty by "a jury this after
noon.
u he penalty imposed by Judge Wadoul
was a fine Of $500 and Crockett IS given
until saturday OF next week 70 pay e.
II be does not succeed IN raising the
money by that time he viii be given ana
imprisonment sentence His friends say
That b. win pay the fine.
Many oyster Vessels are stil out Of
commission IN the vicinity OF Tenger
siand as the result OF the relcase q
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An ELOPIAG BRIDE
AWAITS FORGIVENESS
Especial TO rhe r.mss-D.s74seh.I

WELDON. ~ o.. Soy mler Cap
tain arl Airs. j. i. staples. the runaway
couple from Irwin. G0ochland county VA.
who were married here Tuesday evening
last. are sin here awaiting a loving mes
sage. which does not come, calling them
back borne.
The pretty bride. who was Miss Nav
Duke. left home in opposition to her
mothers wishes. ana has been waiting
hcre FOR tire storm 90 blow over. and hop
ing every dev Co receive the long-deiayed
message OF forgiveness and love.
Captain Staples holds good position on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad end be-
has relatives here. Immediately after tho
ceremony his sister. Miss Anuie Staples.
returned 70 irwin 20 report how matters
stood az the parental home o. Miss Duke
hut up 20 this hour no message has boon
received either from Miss st1pies or tie
pretty brides mother Meanwhile tire
cheerful little bride is hoping ana pTfy-
ms FOR that forgiveness which she seea
g. sure 20 come. art 81 ready 20 rafern
and pillow her head witlin the Warua
embrace Of the mother she loyes-
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THE AMATEURS.
Splendid Presentation OF "The
Japanese Honeymoon"

----T
FRED VA. November
1.-THE Japanese Honeymoon" q comic
opera, presented at the Opera House here
last night by local talent. under the man
agement or Miss Idear Traylor. OF Peters
burg. was marked success in every re-
spect The characters were admirably
impersonatcd and the costumes were OF
exquisite taste There were about seventy
five participants in the play. and the
stage setting was most attractive The
leading characters were taken by Miss
Idear Traylor. Miss Mamie Timms. Miss
Eleanor McCracken. Miss Flora Mason
Miss Susie Whitehouse. Mossrs r J
Traylor A. L. Newberry W G. Turner
Stuart Jones. Lynwood Layton. The pro-
ceeds Of the entertainment were for the
benefit Of the Mary Washington Hospital
and a handsome sum was realized So
great was the demand for seats that the
performance was repeated tonight TO q
crowded house.
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Mrs. Almond Surprised by a
Nero at the Spring

Especial By Southern Bell Telephonel
RUSTBTRG. VA. November 23.-About
six miles from here to-day John Temple.
young negro, attempted TO criminauy
assault Mrs. Almond. but was frightened
away by the screams OF her. little girl
calling for her father. Mrs. Almond was
at the spring. STOPPING over TO get water.
when the negro sprang from behind some
trees and grabbed her. He cursed her
and threatened to kill her.
She finally got away from him, and
the ngro ran away and is stiu at large.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mr.. Lewis Thacker Knocked I'm
conscious by a Pole.

ALTON, VA, November 23.-Mr Lewis
IEacker was very seriously injured to-
day while at work on the new road bein .
built 10 the Royal Orchard. the country
home Of Mr.. Fred w. Scott, Of Rich
mond.
While attempting 10 move an immense
rock By means Of pole TO which two
mules were hitched. the pole slipped
striking Mr.. Thacker on the head. he is
SIN unconscious. and the doctor fears
concussion OF the brain.
On Wednesday. man named Thomp-
sen. had one OF his eyes badly injured
by the premature explosion OF gunpowder
while al work on the same road.
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MAY LOSE HIS ARM.
Physicians Watching Wound and
win Arnputate il Necessary.

Especial 20 The Times DispatchD
BOYDTON, VA. November 23.-Tho
condition Of Mr.. a. J. Kemp. OF Deco
nechu who had portion OF his left hand
cut off and tho balance OF hts hand and
part Of his arm badly mangied In a
shreading machine some eight or ten days
ago. is comfortable. Tho doctors are
trying 70 save his arm. and the last ac-
count stated that they were watching Che
wound and would amputate tho limb II
necessary.
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HEAVY SNOW.
High Water Does Much Damage
in Carroll County.

Especial 20 The Times DIsDatch.1
-.ADEGRnHO VA Nnun-r.l.o..

GLADEsBORO. VA. November o.
The deepest November snow known here
IN forty years fell a few days ago in this
locality.
The highest water in the recollection
Of the oldest citizens prevailed here last
Monday. The river overlooked its banks
and terrible destruction followed. Mill
dams, fencing. corn ana other crops were
carried OF. The mails are DELAYED on
account OF the high waters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
Veteran Kills Himself
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IspeclaI . no Ilmes-Dlspatch-
WINCHESTER VA. November 81
V. Quinn. prominent resident Of Berkley
county. ". Va. near here, committed sui
eide to-day by shooting himself iu the
head. Tie act was caused by illness
Quinn fought IN the Civil War under
General Jackson. A widow and three
children survive
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many crews by masters. following tho
arrest OF Crockett
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DREDGERS FINED
Oyster Police Boats Active in
Running Down Violators.

lENlNGTON, VA, November 23.-Tho
state police boat Rappahannock last
week collected $3.50 IN fines from drode-
ers on the Potomac. The police steamer
Accomac yesterday arrested "A night
dredger IN Tangier Sound and carried
tho captain 10 Ouancock for trial
Fifteen Oystermen arc TO be tried To-
morrow in this county for violation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
ON JAMESTOWN. 4
Prof. Chandler Makes Historical
Address eforeS large Audience.

Especial to l The 4 Times Dispatch.) !. u
# FREDERICKSBURG VA July T.
PROF II J. 5S Az G. handler, Of the James,
town position, sdelivered last night at
the Courthouse here before a large audi
ence. composed 81 teachers attending the
Summer Il institute land citizens, an hiss
torical address. which was listened u to
with great interest by the large audi
ence. 5ss 81 Eli "A n ri 43 l92
IN Prof. E. H. N Russell, a school Inspector
OF this district. presided, and Dr. Cham
der was introduced by Mr.. Granville r.
Swift. Dr.y5 Chandler while speaking of
education in a gen eral way. especially
advocated the study Of historl cal sub.
jects, and urged that this section send
to the JAMESON Exposition not only
an Industrial display, but also an an his Is
Mrs. William B eery,o OF sta ford county
was thrown from her lay hicle 4 BY tn nt.
horse running away 8a and was & severely
hurt being badly out@a nd bruised a9ou's
h II Fannie Coleman, a colored woman, Of
Spotsy lvana county. who died TUESDAY,
had reached the old age of 30 years,
meeting at King George Courthouse
elected the following delegates to the
congressional convention OF the Elghth
District Ito be held in u Al exandrla IN
August, to nominate a candidate for Con-
lRress to oppose Congressman John +.
Rixey. the democratic nominee: William
ii GriRsby, Edward Bowie. T. Q. Payne
and IF.EEW. Payne. delegate at large;
salternatcs, J. H Rol lins, Horace tiender-
son and ]. s. Davis. .B,5i Z tt
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Jacobs; & ( ]: X: Levy. \
TWO GENT Nj. MILEAGE &c
CASE A. At !. S !. A! |! / On.
Claim That Churchman Bill In
~ valid, Vague; and y n n
j5S5 certain. NJ 5s}s II.
(specIal to The Times-Dlspatch.)

ilfs$ Especial to- The Tlmes-Dispatch.) Ii.
n sTAUN1>ON,gVA. A., Il July 1.-THE case
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Company on Information charging n 1,il'r
demeanor In violating the provisions OF
the Churchman two-cent mileage Dill IN
that the defendant company had NJ He'd
a to keep on sale mileage books as required,
was called for trial yes terday
Carter Bra xton CommonWealtf's At
torney, city Of staunton, represented tho
Commonwealth and Bungardner and
EBunigardncr the defendant. .4
b The defendant moved that John W.
}Churchman, who az made the complaint
upon which the information was founded,
should be entered on the records as pro
secutor in Is thefcase, and the court after
rgunent SO ordered. The defendant thcl
moved that the prosecutor be required
TO give security, which motion was denied
by the court, and 4 except on tale 49SDY
counsel for defendant. afl u
3kThc defendant demurreh to the inforlna,
ton upon the grounds that tho statute t.
known as the Churchman BILL Twas sin-
valid because 1t was so vague ana w -
scertalnsin its terms as not to state VIII y
certainty any offense, was In viola tlon
of thel Constitution OF the stateSof We " II
gnia which gives to the State Corpo rsl-
ton Commission paramount and excl usiya
authority to .legislate and prescribe y RAJ. !.
road rates, and because In vlolation5sof
the Constitution OF the United States
The u,rets lions Involved In tho demurrer
were argued orally at length By counsel
on both sides, and ut the conc lus on o.
argument the. court gave counsel three :1 y
days in which ito prepare and SUE ll mt :. u
written notices of argument &,
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HIGHWAY WORK.
.coarIr,71rnissi oner and Superb tend q;
4 a3 ent Visit Proposed Road.
pecial 70 The Tlmes-D Dispatch

7 f u
Especial to The II mes 8 -Dispa'ttceshfl.) 0
AMHERST. VA, July u .--s " fEflsfN1
dent lent Of the Pcnitentiary e. T. 3 Morgan
and state Highway Commissioners P st.
Julien Wilson visited here to-day Tor the
purpose OF inspecting the road between
here and l13ynchburg which It is proposed
q 7maca damize, provided the cleo ton g on
August 18th goes In fayors Of the bond I'd
issue. # B35{ a a "a 51tg
a These gentlemen came here from Wash > Z.
5ington county. whore they have been. In
consul tation With the authorities OF that
county with reference to q; similar work
there. They report that Washington
county has the money In bank Tor he
work, waiting for. the state Highway
Commission force, and that last year they
built number OF miles OF road. ~ they;
returned to Lynchburg this evening.
a Tomorrow they will be In consultation
with the citizens OF Bedford county,.
They did not visit tile convict camp
while here, as 1t was in another part Of
the county. Superintendent. Morgan has
heretofore expressed himself as highly
{ 81 eased with the manner In which the
,conyicts were handled in Amherst. Conn y
monwe;6 this Attorney Q. Y Evans a :. Fl
3companied them on their trim over the
road from here to Lynchburg.
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the great value OF the practice class and
the course In primary met ods, . given
by Miss Hyde, Of the Coyington SCHOOL,
( Many OF the teachers are also finding
OF value the excellent IS work OF Miss
Llmsd on Z In manual training g \,
81 Ono feature OF the work, q the Round
Table. is meeting with great success. as
the teachers fully realize the great value
gained thereby. The discussion OF school
sOrgnnixat lion and methods has been taken
5up and n systelnntf tic course wi be con 4
5tinued throughout the session. . . Y,
The normal also presents It's Tea enc ~ r.
With a fno course aof public lectures. 4.
Dr. Painter, OF Roanoke College, spoke
elonuently on ii Friday last about the
Poetry Side OF life. als We ,s3
y Tue sdayf evening Dr. Kent, OF the Uni,
3versity. entertained 10. large and delish
ed audience with an fcxce client lecture On
the 'South's Sad singers. II, his 3 eso.
atlont way. DR.. Kent told his hearers /. o. q
and exhorted the teachers to use the
poetic materials thatsGthe South
already produced $in the poem OF zoe.
Ianier, Tinrod and Ia gue.8 HIS keyLp1 g,
bird. instead fof the the c2rn:
tho clover and tho daisy OF. our a 2
f1elds. Instead Of the plants ana Y movers
re f5t III LAIRD
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CONFERENCE At
]. D.ENDR0.N| in S.UR:.R|.Y'|'''
The First Days Session of# the he
Peters burg District
Ii58Ss. Conference.
.EDU CATION WAS !. DISCUS sED.
5. .M..sWl1ite Home After Long.
Sojourn at Pa i II ii - ellegate
to 5Elks' Meeting in Denver II
+ Especial /, e Il The Times.Dispatch.) s n

& "A
VA. July 4 .--Devo-.
itional exercises organizat ion, addresses
by a number OF well known clergymen
and laymen and appointment OF CONF
mittees, composed the bulk OF the work
OF the first days sessions OF the Peters
burg District Methodist Conference at
Dendron,{ in Sussex county, yesterday. fgs;
Rev. DR.. B. r. {Lipscomb, presiding
elder. was In the chair, and Rev, Dr.
James Cannon conducted the religious
services, Rev. II. b. #Askew being elected
secretary, with ]. r. Harrison as as
Ssistant. An address In the interest Of
the Baltimore and Richmond Christian
Advocate was delivered by tho editor
Rev. J. 8. Peters, at The morning session,
the same subject being discussed In the
afternoon BY Rev. DR.. Cannon, who also
spoke on the Blackstone Female Insti-5
5tute. & IL S3 illss 83E III II 5S
"a Randolph Macon & College was spoken
for by DR., r. 2. Blackwell and =. 8.
Smith, Professor Evans speaking on the
Danvllle Female Institute. Addresses on
behalf OF the Anti Saloon League; wero
made by DR.. r. e. Bennett and Rev. W.
A. Christian, OF this city. After an adj
dress on Japan by Rev. N. Yanagiwera,
$25 collection was taken up to defray
his travelling expenses to that country.
Is Committees were appointed on Colpor-
tage. Education Examination OF Candi-
dates for License to Preach, Sunday
Schools, Temperance. Finance, spirltu'J
State Of Church, Missions. Epworth
League, Quarterly Conference Records
and Orphanage. The conference Il ad-0
journed to hear the opening sermon by
Rev. F. NJ. Edwards, OF Petersburg
s. NJ. White. a former we'll known
young Petershurger, iB visiting relatives
and friends here after an absence OF
twelve years the last sixteen months OF
which have been spent in South America
and on the 1sthmus OF Panama. Mr..
White Is connected with the United
States governments material and supply
department along the canal route. "a t
Captain w. wv. Presson will leave to-
morrow for Denver, Col. as a represen-
tntlve OF Petersburg Lodge OF Elks to
the Grand Lodge. N @ u
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his nephew stared At each other utabie to
speak. Finally the pirate tottered md fell
dead h Tho rush Of memories OF the fierce
(. past had proved too much FOR his weak
Eennd henrt. S 3S $3 tA5} ,ssfi Il Ss
GRAND ULEvARD
Planning for a. Splendid Road 3, s. Is to !
II lame toWt1. h d II
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(specinl to The Tiines-Dl spatch.) I'll
\ NORFOLK, VA, july 1lt--The Norfolk
County Board OF suuervisors has inspect '
al The county road troal. Norfolk !. e, %
exposition grounds with view 70 tue y 9
construction OF a boulevard tllrougl i tho
county, connecting the city With t''s
grounds. RI Il IA & " ~ & iii I.
MI. Dennis NJ. Harding, q member q 9 !
the board, stated to-day that t&tle Is o.
the opinion that the road ls too narroW y
4for 4 boulevard, He thinks that It co,iu
Sc mad 4 consid shorter By build ! 1
Ing 1t out from Maryland Avenues near '' y
II ,an1bert's Point From the avenue 2
the exposition grounds the GDou 1at q, $.
would be about four and 70 'nalf 1n.iss
long whereas to utilize the present c ., I.
i ~ road. about six an ashnlf miles ~ 20 y
would be In the county,. q, \, !. \,
The Board Of Supervisors VIII, niee !, ~. !.
Portsmouth Friday, and until th la .,,,,e
no definite action can BIO taRteatn' ~ go
t,ection with tho boulevard. Ne /. (.
AZ the meeting the probable cost y !, ~,
together with the financing me t,1 qi.ue
Y , : t,,ra .ol,id not permit the county q
iss,,c bonds for THE purpose Ct b''ilellns
liz boulevard, ts financing VII PROD 1'7'0
ablv be little difficult. The an,ount
Money found available for Its laying VII
s,leter,n,a Tie width Of the fgbo,levVard.
.Tho donation OF n free! rig s h IT y ".
dor the boulevard by property ow y :. !.
would greatly simplify matters sala W.T. W:
: az rdinr He thinks that thet propteert!
owners will greatly profit by It as the the
boulevard would great enhance prop
IN values along It's route. 4, . ~
,rbe cost OF tho boulevard VIII pc p 81
4twcyn sio,oDOo and $50. 900 oo is5
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The Pine Beach Tragedy.

II Especial \ to q The Times Dispatch.) i5'I
NORFOLK, VA July II The body Of
Frank Spence. aged seyenteen,7who was vas
shot ana killed by Charles a.. o Conner,
Of Portsmouth. at Pine Beach yesterday
afternoon was forwarded by Norfo y,
and Southern steamer at s Az NJ. 'to US
home. in5south Mills, n. C,where twill VII
be burled.tg$ a. ssEs ;5{ s5EsSs. Va 4,
s The v body was ccorlpa nied y 5lS?uth
Mills BY :, and y. spenlcee pr2tners
mn employe at the Hereafter an,'ue-
me,,nt at Pine Beach and the latter Being
from Newport News. sl5 M, q ssa@E 3 i,
Attorney r.. H. Bagby, OF Portsmouth! out
has been retained by the family Of young l7.g
O'Connor To defend the accused, ;Sh Q is
now In the Norfolk county jail. n. e, 8s