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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
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1 for years the local and resident manager
1 OF tho OrInoco concession, apltalized AT
S., 900 900, ana controlling practically the
entire Olinoco Delta. lli Ei HI IN Hi u
Authorized to Act.
Lii some. way Captain Boynton met
LAWYER THOMSON an old acquaintance,
and Interested him In the revolution. The
captain said Il He wanted Il to find Il a man
who would advance $4,000 wi til which3to
tbuy the silver bul Ion for turning out tho
coin Il 81 such "a man the captain said
the sums Of 900 would &be ret rned It
tile movement Ia gainsts Castro proved sue
cessfll.S IN "a Il III SgR K
Lawyer ThomsonEalad difficulty In }in-
$teresting men Of IN ems, and finally ap--
preached some mon described as sporting
men. t One OF these called H to see Chief
Flynn and talked with him about It..
There I lis sa Federal law protecting the
8ccahnge Of other IONS and Chief lynn
decided Il to agrvest igate. Through 4 gents
lie gained the confidencesof sBoynton, and
TO them the latter confded Ibis plans.
ed yesterday afternoon Cap
tain fBoynton was then Songhs way his
friends office, in lower Broadway, to
meet Chief Flynnsh agent Under his
arm was IA package which contained two
dies THE dies were Of wonderful work y
Slnanship and ii perfect intnglio of the we'll
Known Bolivar head dollar Of Venezuela.
Captain Boynton insisted that he was no
and that his. plan. which
HE candldly admitted, was merely the
IVA " measure common to nll Sollth Am err
lean revolutions. He said The had no ms
$tention# to counterfeit the money in this
country. II ~ ts5 "a 83.s "a
\ The captain showed both Chief Nv kie
and n Chief Flynn his authorization as
commissioner Of the revolution. It was
lin Spanish and bore the signature Of C.8
Y, Salinas secretary-general, and 8H$t he
words 'Diosy federation. 3 Il /. N
M oney Found.
When serached, s54W In N American
money was found on8tle captain. In adj.
3dition, there was also found n receipt
signed by ISelar% Bros, showing S1,50o
NJ had been paid in part for eight sets Of
dies, hubs and devices used In milling the
edges of3coins. 5s$5 u n s5S III MI fl
55i. "a t the same time Chief Flyn and a
number Of hts men searched the Keller
establishment In West b roadwa where
the remainder of the dies and hubs We're
found. Other secret S service officers
brought Lawyer Thomson to the secret
service Offices where he and I'oynton.
were detained all night. s 3ts ii KS
5f The men, IL convicted, may be sentenced
ia five years imprisonment for nttemp-,
ling to counterfeit the coin OF q friendly
mower III i,,ts5 .Sts
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$TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES
Splendid Parade Arranged$t to Be
Headed by Mounted Citizens.

Headed by Mounted Citizens.
This VIII be the big day, 50 far as
5hilarity is concerned. a great parade
will be had. headed by mounted citizens.
and seven OF the Richmond and all the
Visiting companies and nine bands Will
be in line ts55 ss8ji99 M Il ii 81 ~
Captain Morgan r., Mills will lead the
parade on a fine charger, and will be
escorted by the following aides:
K Major =, r. Christian, chief Of staff:
Vaughan. Jr. r, Francis Green. o. III.
Funston, Graham 3. Hobson, ~ Fred
EJurgens, r. Lee Peters, chief Of first
EdIvision;s Robert I1e Msurier, chief N OF
second division; John a. II Lamb w a..
cheatwood, w. Fl. Shervin, Captain =.
II, Lea, a. NJ Cannon Charles 3. Cooke,
5C. a. Boyce, John Bliley, Hon. r. \ Il
Herbert, Portsmouth. Va; Captain 81 c.
Marshall Portsmouth, VA: w. III. Smith
Alexandria, Va; J. Fl. Trimyer, Alex
.andria. Va; Captain Z. g. Parks, Luray,
Va. 5s a - S Is sBi
General Order.
u Chief Mills last night Issued the follow
ding order. @ AL 3 NJ Il lsssl + 4
General Order No.f1. III Fiji MI II iF$ 81
XII The following order concerning the
iAA dA's " w lile UHTHue WI
be formed In three divisions, as follows:} s.
First Division. II
Detail mounted police, Chief Marshal
Morgan r. Mills and aides; Chief OF STAFF,
Major II. r. Christian; Kessnich's Band
Captains q Local Companies, Local APP
paratus; Woodstock Erum Corps; VOID
stock Fire Department; Charlottesville
Fire Department. Clifton Forge Fire
Department; Stnunton Fire Depa rtment;
Bedford Fire Department.. {s N a
Second Division. #
Division Chief, Captain Robert Leo
Band; Alexandria Company No. ! \; Alex
andria Company No, 4; Alexandria COM
pany No, B: Iardella's Band; Phoenix
Company, Suffolk Va; Lexington Fire
Department; coyingt0n Fire Department.;
Wayncsboro Fire Department.
Third Division.
Division Chief, Captain Robert lie
Maslirier and ades Artillery Band;
Fn0ebus Fire Company No. ! !, Hampton
Fire Company; Eagle Band. Newport
News Newport News, three companies;
MassanuieGn Hose Company; POealionfns
Fire Company: Basic Fire Department.;
Dangllle Fire Department, Carriages with
invited guests. s n IS 585
!, Divisions wlt form promptly at 10:30
~ NJ, August Esd, ms follows;
F'rst Division IN Third street. aolth OF
Broad tgs% h!
( second Division IN Fourth street. south
nf Broad
1'fard Division In Fifth street, south Of
Bfoad.
Heads Of divisions resting on Broad
street. 4. gl ~
Column viii rpGya promptly At ~ a. NJ.
over the following route,
III Line Of. Mafetl-Sij0wn Broad 10 Cover
nor ~ Main; NJ Waing ~ Film " Broad,
NeFtWardly ~ Iet}usilce II Franklin, up
Frark!ih " SisA1pY " Efeu1 and HVb,5
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The Farmer ! wife

Is very careful about her thtlrn. sho
son lds IT. Thorough fter using and gives
i ~ Y SUN bntl1 10 sWretcn3 4 t.5 She knUWs
that u herI chuff, ID sour It I'LL tahiti tho
\ butter thu Ii iilado In I. The stotnachils
g 81 'urtl. Iii tho stomach md digestive
and and gnutri tracts nreS per formed pro-
u ensscs ,hiGh df hltnost exactly Ike tile
5chtlffii Ing Butter rs i taflot Sdppareilt3
f then that l this stomach. cknrnSis foulsit,
smn kes foul all lei, is put III to III
4 Il evl Il ofs u foul stctnachsi s3nbt alone
The had taste inSt mouth did tle,fpl
Il breath caused by t,bi,t tho corriptlotl3ofs
The ptirc current Of Blood md tho dissern-s
Sinati0nR of d lseaso tllrollgl the body.
II DE- isfi ldcn dical coYory
ma kes the so,ir and foul stomach sweet.
~. does for tho stoinhchgWhats the Nv ashing8
and sun hAtlido for tic lutclyl
sfon1ov hitting or ptlnG cle-SS
St1ot:t .e4B this tvas t8cliras otchbs,t
pln,ples erupttot,s, scrof tlollsi litgss,
sores o. open outing lcers and all 1
hliinors or dlsehses arising from bad Blood
you have tier, mas astoRlilS
ore TX and easI " tired, feel depressed
and despoid lent, haye FREQ lo,,theadachcs,
dizzy attack Igrnwifg or distress iii ston.S
Each ,constlpntcd or lrrcgu arsboWels, sour
sor'S liter srlsll,ss after 5eating and poor
appetite, these sym ptoms, or any orsidor-
able number of stllrin indlcutoth ntyol arc
suffering from bi liollslcss, ttorpid Sors lazy
lVor ith Stlsnnl nccnln pun IL u q
derang ements. 83 N u
Xha he1t a g nedl Qal ae!.
enfs.lQEl qb.c0faaIcf ll6 Nbo ". avn Il{or1la
qua fQndltl AS .ttle vi sIIlR9
;ot le3dl6E feAe e. nd prnc III owl 81 Al
AL the aaYerQAGh DIS Of 70 81 lca.l lice,
have .bee nc. n i'll I'm
scQll hl0ed lU.ll s -LicA eu--M
Qla 4! That thissis absolutely trues
II OWL but mali postal I'd request
70 Dr. RI ierco. 13,lffa 4. for q
free Is book let ut $ext Ira It's from
the standard med lcAl Ballthorities giving
into his world. famed med iclnes3and show
Ing what thesr1ost eminent medlca1 men
ofgthe5 age say them. N Bs
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BOARD OF FISHERIES.
After Day Of Hard Work in Nor-
4 HI folk Leave for M arvland #s

Hpeo,al by Sou hcrn Bell Teephone) "a
Eginia State Board OF Fisheries. which
concluded It's annual monthly meeting
here to-day, will leave here Tomorrow
afternoon for Colonial Beach, on the Pos
itomac, to confer NJ TIN the Maryland State
Fish Commission. " It'll the view OF adj
55ustlng tho questions which haYe caused
frequent clashes between oysterrnen in.
the two States, and to try to q preserve
law and order In the state. ~,
S8.. The board heard a number 8 & Warwick
county, encroachment cases to-day, and
Strict No. "a Northumberland county, NJ !
blackwell: District No. 20 A, Vest lore..,
land; James Parker; District No, 3 20 3.
sWestmoreland. u, Fl, Chandler; District
No. 20 c, West moreland. III "A tn Walker.
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the Retreat to Fbea with his son II e stood

- n NJ ~
the Retreat TO bcSwith his son. He stood
the opera ton Worry well s39
83 NJ III FIolzb eli was on his wa y to- Dunn
barton "a Visit his WIFE. who Is n sta Wing
thabe wi til some friends. He was delayed
In some manner, and the trai ii was al X
ready half way from the depot To- the
freight depot on Il the Their 81 OF the
street, when Il, 4 Hozba CHI rushed up and
attempted TO jump abpard J. s
Fills foot 81 lpped, but; the unfortunate
man had presence Of mind III enough n to-
throw himself as 4he was = u the q ct or
falling, far enough, A nya to- Il save his
whole C body rom going W beneath the
wheels. IA Tho 81 urwonted dexterity 5un-s
doubted " saved the man, A 81. according
to 8an &eye-wit1,ess5 of u he affair, hut most
tely Il was not Quit sufficient
5to prevent his foot from being drawn be- ae.
meath the cars. v
8i II olzbach Il a bout thirty-thre years OF
age. Both parents live In r edmond. s He5
has one child. He Is what Ia known as
an \. 'ex- pay M member 81 OF n his company,
and for tina III reason Is entitled to- no
pension He was employed IN the AZ ew-g
port n ews shipyard. where he was rec g-
;nized as isa tl1ful workman AMI where
he was popul ar vi til his Re low. enplo yes
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5tRE,VOLUT I'm NJ.
VENEZUELAsNOW.
Men Arrested in New York
Charged With counterfe:iting
Money to launch Movement. @
] iRy .ssnoclated Press.

M (By .alsboclat ted Press.) 3s Ss
Xxx NEW YORK, August 22+-On a charge
Of making dies to counterfeit the standard
.a2 silver dollar of Venezuela to finance a
AT revolution In that country, secret service
L officers yesterday arrested Captain George
at Boynton. former{resident manager OF the
%Orlnoco Corporation of Venezuela, R and
Lewis NJ. Thomson an attorney, both Of
this city. Both prisoners We're admitted
4 ~ bail in $500 q # 81 3
Joseph Keller and Sidney A.. Keller,
n OF Keller Bros, die makers, were also
A arrested In connection with the case, and
released on $500 ban. A rs Re 3
e Was War M easure."'
The two principals aver that tile plan
to duplicate Venezuelan money is not
sconnterfeiting. Later. after the r,.eevolu-3
lion proved successful, they said 1t was
expected 10 legalize this issue Of money.
both by executive degree and by act Of
THE Venezuelan junta, The accused men
characterize this plan as a war
measure" They also ulega that half
#of the South American risings are simi-
Slarly financed.
So Important did the Federal authori-
ties regard the arrests that Chief VII
kie. OF the secret service came over
from Washington to he personally on the
ground when the men We're apprehendcd.
With Chief Wilke was d man snid to.
be the secretary of the Venezuelan lega-
ton. III
ID The story Of the arrests and tho facts
leading UP to them are Interesting. Ac-
cording ho Chief NV4kie and Chief Flynn
OF the New York division of the secret
service, Captain Boynton came to New
& York In J,,ne last to finance and lay the
preliminary plans for q revolution against
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city. but x hey are coming slowly. On.
i Monday Of this ssseek NJ u pwards Of fifty
letters, wi TIL a dollar bill In each wers
receiyed, Il and on yesterday, about thirty
Witt, IL sim liar closures came In. U VI. This
count was not finished to-sl ay when tbs
CORRESPONDENT was al Il headquarters. 81
55StY are In gren need &of funds. Haid
Secretary Charles An Edwards to-day.
vs. am gratified 10 the resp nsea which
are coming g IN 10 4 the a ppeal we made
tO the country, IS but al we IL need a great
sdeal money han we y are getting.
I In fact. we are very hard up, while the
blcan Committee II has 500, 00o I'D left
over froins tho ca mpaign Il Of 1904. sstS We
need funds and need hem bad 5s
rs Secretary Edwards gave out q N $5sya r! s.S
statement to-day In reply To + e8 recent
open letter OF SS.s Prostderl tS r roosevelt to;
Representative tson, OF Indiana
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q thsA Use ckE ms rural guards now being
+ recruited II d \, u "a
CU A,ANsl " L It's Y.
TEA S E DING
HGoyerntnet1t Officials Sahguinei
Ssg But Indications 2 Joint 20 Tx
tension of Movement. M

4 tss IIAVANAa / August Il ~ - General Rodri-
III gtiez commander nfa the rtirals guards. to-
gs night, after relas,hg the Incidents OF tho
day, said ITO tho Associated Press s. X 81
on can tell the Atnerl people that
bG,iha Is entirely competent to COPE It'll
8$thes lnsnrrcction.S The flood of 5run,ors II
& nil directions, owing "a tlie orgatiEat:pll
IS# berg arc@ ndt horne out by our reports,
Ia or, No far as ran be learned, 4 BY tile facts.
The result Of tho encounter ii Z SAN 1s,iis
isl still not known definitely A The much
y TALKED of movement iii Santn8 Clara PROV
NSs,tncei has not been encountered, md no
3 instiireciionsts @huve been seen there By
rs our forces. Ssr sg4iis #
= have to day equipped and sentBout
fg Various directions 30O8Volunteers lin :
$S8 der competent officers. We have plenty
8Sof n Remingto and ammunition forSnll
H who enlist at 81 present and more have
SSbeen ordered from HE United stat cs..''' ~
81 " Situation Grave.
g While the foregoing IL typical OF the
u litterances OF government officials, there
81 are evidences OF threatening increases lin
SS the numbers Of the Observation-Disclosures. In
the province " Santa Clara the disaffec-,
# ton Is, wide spread, and In the province
stspf;S Havana n grent many people are IN
Ssylnna tliysawith the Insurgents. EaI nSi some
XII bee, ar, i, u wny IN the REIMBURSEMENT
sSnf! tionnrv times. The extent to
#wf,inii@ this wiil lead ftp open rebellion Is
n 5still$,,ncertn n 5i5,,5 n N ~ 8 si 95
99ffa533 rantlemnn Mo has returned from
"a qua a. IL. where he spent several days
stated Is the Associated Press this cve-
u ming thu d q ma ny a q 500 men 1ncst Of 4
Il them armed. were riding about the vicin- !
VI IN proclniniinr InsurreclIonary ideasE,rhe 4
pri1clpa / event to day vast nghtlng at
San Luis. El{$t "a 4 # Sftg 81 III n
23SS one hundred recruits were started
westward this evening on board spe-4
~ cinl train, nut ills not likely that they'll
s}5wlil be permitted ito reach San luis.
SS "A detachment of 100 recruits on3f theiI
S,ya u Il C3,Iines lind a slight encounter to-
Il 8 $ ,y1tl, INSURGENTS but no one on eitherl
u s,ia Mas l,nrt 81 sBS S$t a 81 n
+ 4 i TEMPT is being made With 200
n ~ "a ia ras an3, i - ri!
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VISITING FIREMAN Al
FALLS. UNDER |. | TRAIN
Mr.. ]. j. Holzbach, Of ST Newport
4 News, Has Foot Terribly
Crushed, 4 II


n Mr.. j i. Holzbach, Of COMPANY 3, Of
the Newport News Fire pepa rtment,2 VINO
is Attending the State Firemer1's Aa IS 40 I
ton, In q ttempting to board the accom-.
modatlon train Of the Richmond, Freder-S
Sloksburg ana Potomac \ Railroad, which
$lenYes the Elba Station at about $50
oalock r. MI slipped and fell beneath
tho rapidly moving cars. Ills left foot
was caught beneath the wheels, and In q q i
second WAS ground to g pull NM ,s,
The news was Immediately telephoned
ia MIR, W. X, Stow, chief al the Newport
News Fira Department. and he, With the
assistant chief and several others, INNS
5dlately3 hllriad Stostha scene, Dr. william
Russell Jones. surg con for the Rlchmonal
Fredericksburg and Potoma c5S Ra ilroad
was also at once apnrised Of the acct
dent and he. too, hurried to the sta ton.
After examining the wounded member
lor,, Jones found that there was no ra-S
source other than ainputatlon. NJ r., f olz;;s
bach, Sof Summit Avenue, Barton Heights
Richmond, father Of the mar ayFt we'd az
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.FIREnEN open D |'' / !.
WITH SUCCESS
Continued from First Page.)l


welcome a body whose work and ! lie ~, IS
So practical and useful as yours, ss Il
4 III welcome YOU to a city with which
YOU are familiar, which Is crowded with
historic associations, whose people have
tasted life from the heights of prosper
lily and ,en joyment to the depths OF ruin
and despair, and they have been pre-
pared by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In n fes to ap-
preciate the lives of other people,, and
to extend d heartfelt welcome to those
coming into our. midst,
II nm not here for the purpose Of max
ing a speech but I think It Is proper
that ] should say a few words about your
profession s95
a Singular Fact
g#s"''It Is rather d singular fact that within
"a sfart lifetime | have had the privilege
OF talking face to face with men in this
city who were members OF the bucket
brigade, whose only means OF axtin-i
gushing fires in this city was BY the
passage Of buckets from hand to hand
from the water supply to the fre. Many
Of the men who engaged In that sort Of
work we're active business men and mer-
chants In this city when ] was a small
boy. y remember distlnctly when the
first fire engine OF any size made It's
appearance In |. this city--a very strange
looking apparatus with the men mounted
on top, operated by from thirty to fifty
men,Tand the general orders OF the cap
tain We're, Break her down, boys." ana
they seemed to be making every effort
to break her down, It was wonderful
to SEQ what tremendous streams those
. & Tia . f, II ! i
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Election !. ARRAY.

lT3y Assoc B 3 resi- n
s SPARKS, III G. august ~ q. 80 tiat before
the polls closed his feernoon, III at
tempting to arrest ackson5 " rat,
IN. Marshal spunnon was seriously cut
In the left arm by Johnnie yvhitehli7st
and lin bikes, " ho was assls ting the
marshal. was cut j, the back BY p. II p ].
Whitehurst.. At late HI hour Es tonight
bikes Is thought TO be prob'a b fatally,
wound ed. 53 5js 5ss }}ffssSs5
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SMITH SWEPT Stat
ENDING BITTER. FIGHT
4 Confined from First Page,


3Nyswong ger, eInber board public works,
constituted the ticket M med BY the Ohio
Democratic Convent lion here to-day
During the frst hour and 35SS1s q
halt OF the session the ,ies-55
ton OF an endorsement AZ Of county ops
ton In temperance legislation was under Ter
discussion, nm attempt byEFNY I48ss Finley
10 amend the platform and give 81 Oh an
endorsement being defeated on Il roll roll,
cal s5f8 II n Ri
8Ss7 The resolutions adopted Z. a announce
Istendfast adherence to the policies ya 9ly
Gated by the late Governor. 4 ohm "a LIZ 6
Euson; cordially endorse w lliau1s q 81 lrynn
for Presiderlt III sos. stating II at Tvs
lima tiently await the summons to bait ie
under his q banncr;'' call for home rule I,
for each clty, ~ town ndsayillage In EIn 2,
matters OF policy egard Ing. all PUBLIC
lshtins systems; favor election Tinted
States Senators by direct vote 3 OF 4. Y no
SpeopIe Y; require the election OF 90 eRates
Is future State conventions by Pr W J res:
denounce the Republl leans of thesna tNonal
House a Representatives as towards 20
falling to pass the bill prohibiting lns,lr-
al, a. a companies from NAL lng 60 tnpalgn
contributions. and call attention TO .need. :
FfulsIand beneficial "a laws emu 9 ted Bpy8$gth g
(Legieintllro as the result OF the r. 0cno-
cratic victory last fnll. Q
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Il Brown Nominated.

l.s533 BY AsB1cla led PreSS 4E
$ LINCO i'm N = 81 August %. ttorney-
General Norris B roWl was non,in ted for
United States Eena tor I qSsucceed Senator
Willard on tho ski h BALL Z by the Repub.
lean State Convention. 5s
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DEMOCRATS REPLY az
10 THE PRESIDENT

Il fFrpm our Regular Correspond - =
tVASIII NCiTON N, p. CO.. q US zs.--7Dol1
lar contributions are comm nv Z, lila
quarters Of the WI Y
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Sheldon Nominated

(Eyt A6aoc!at ted Iress. 81
Senator 9 George II Sheldon was nominated
for Governor on8t tho second ballot In tho
Republican, Sta to COnYen ton. Il M
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sallsh,ouhts. 1'he marshal and des VIII
then bo ASSEMBLED 2ht It'll ftli m q 4 Pfond

lsall8 MOUNTS Tile marshal and I'd dps VIII
! then ba assembled at I'LL eth ana Hfo !, 90
Streets which be the head o. tf1e
Iscoluh1i. n ff u s. I'll 1s S,a4 II ,l,l
&,,iarshnl 4 and Ills S Aides will
dress MS follows Il for the 4 parade Blhnk
derby hit, dark satlt coat, III g e
trousers, Black $leggih s or5 boo black
:ahoes, dark bow tle tam lovess and CROP
Saddles and brides to- be
pollreg8a rf,tngenieflts i ave beer,
l8tnnde BY Chief Yefnef, and here Nv III
|4be i Aqhat1 IN mounted otfleeras llnes
f8Ssy8 The Progr anime. " n
sFoilowing ia the prog "a t1it,ie yfor the
Of the session n 5s
~ (I'1t uRs1 A O-1oA VI I,
s d clock N arade Of ting
gflreiticn. s9 vi 2 5SS55 39
So'cloels N ,--11n ertnin,,,eh n Ir.fl
midday lunch at idle wood and Reseryof
Park Special lunch lee oirlpt'ily-
n s : SoaooK Final session ot I i4's'
convention s5 sS5 81 fS 5S S sE.;s
lSo Il ,oiock Ii .5 N W Band concerts, for
$l'l' ' 4lrRni1oA YsA t,eUsT3 Arrr.
y ,clodk 5A NJ hl,i Ions and cons.
S,testsIro III prlzes. 3iss ~ " f8 NJ
$1S l!so trolley ride through tltl
$city Ii "a 5s3
as List of Prizes. 6 q
The lst OF prizes e be y reted for
follows. ss3 5{ VA f5s # . 8ssfi
and best nppearln uniform 'i.'r
5cd accompany In part de & $10o. .3
Ell Next lnrgcHt and hes mp caring uni
Termed company In parad q. SIC.
81, Hose race con free for IL first
prize $3.50.
s8 Hose race con test--free for d 7-ss-
rcoiid prize $1oo. III &
81 Hose "a q ASS oiatlon ss comp ieH |
.otlly-first prize, 500. Also o VI 81 " Of
t,umpe to s .s$
q. Hose ri "a ssocl Ia Y OF, col npanies
sonl second prize,
Hose vi NJ ssOcia Ion coin panleS
So1,ly.-tt,ird prize,
N &. Finest uniformed band tending any
,associatlon scompa $50 fs n,
81. Second best formed bo NJ ( attend
tlrg any $500 ton company. s2b.
md lin dditlor. The n1ni,ag e1no n 3 q
lakewood off two prizes y 70 eon-
tests, & to be determined upon heir n,,isi--5
cal$qualificatl ions. ,6 sss
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MADE GREAT SHOWING 6.
II 8. Five Throws Stream Over

~ City Hall . 9 IS E885I
one Of h the prettiest inctd entsS OF the
1 flrst day. : s ession of TIE State 17Iremer,'s5
convention was the inspection OF the
Richmond department BY the board & and md
Wis tors. " 8 n 4. s
#8g Thousands Of citizens gathered along
EBrond street between ~ and 5 o clock to-
witness the spectacle. which was at once
beautiful to look upon. III. 5
! Residents and visitors all - Joined In
5praising the department, which 5ls " the
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nsonf hare. parade VIII sbo tlismiss'et
IWill Ioin ELater.@

The seven con1panies&o OF the r cllnlond
y Fire Department that are sslgnedsto the
parade Tomorrow will not be L n the en-
tire route, but will join N The pare dc MT
sFi fth and Broad Streets af ter ~ has been
sthrough#its downtown line, as provided In
the line of8march. This Is done 70 avoid
this III w apparatus having to be drawn
up the stse grad es. 81 8t5 II.
Lad les ncconlpnny visiting firemen:
are requested ito be at Murphy g Annex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
Miniature Almanac +,
a M'ond 10. I. Tonic

l4oRsFoRp's Acl 10 PHI osP HAT 8
Cooling, refreshing and nYigorAtlng
Dispels thut dragged out feeling during
spring and summer. IS. ElE S5t5 j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
T'hermolneter This Day Last Year

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8 q . ol 12mld th'' 2 $;ss,a
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THE We HER.

Highest temperature yesterda y.,.., y
Lowest temperature yesterday. ~
Normal temperature for Allglist .,,,....s
Departure from normal stemperat ure.., u