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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Mr.. Bennett Goes to Europe.
! FOR FAMISHED PEOPLE.
Mr.. Smithdeal Mails Another Sum
to Rev. B. L. Sarmast.

Mr.. G. N. snithdeal mailed yesterday an
other small sum Of money to Rev. b, l., Sar-
mast Croorniah, Persia, which has been con-
lrbuted since the check for slt2 was sent near
~ two weeks ago. The contributors and
amounts were as follows: Rev. James Murray,
Farmviile, s.; Marshall Street Sunday school.
pity. So; Mr.. J. g. Wootton, city. 81; Mrs. w,
r. Kimborough's class Marshall Street chris-
ecnts; total. $3.50.
THE condition OF these people Is stu one o,
aeaths from starvation, and i, is indeed ED q
noble example Of Christian charity 10 save
Them from 40 horrible a death.
Missionary Sarnast. who was educaed both
In this country and at home, Is conducting a
mission and school AT the above address. and
ihe money Is contributed In response 10 his
most earnest and rathetic appeal published in
The Richmond paEars two or three weeks ago
Nr. Smithdeal viii continue 10 receive and
forward any money contributed, and VIII
teknoay ledge same thrOnEh the city nress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
RU 3 IT IN.
Justice John Fines James Burke
for. Selling Liquor on Sunday.

james j. Burke, who was arrested last
Sunday on n warrant, charging him with
selling liquor on Sunday, was UP before
Justice John In the Police Court yester-
day morning and was fined 5000 and his
license was recommended to be revoked
by Judge witt, OF the Hastings.
Gilbert K. Pollock represented Burke,
who runs the saloon at at No. Flo North
Seventeenth Street. The lawyer took
an appeal and the case will be tried in
the Hastings Court May 8th The ar
rest. was made by Policemen Ogilvie and
,Goldsby, who were detailed on the case
by Captain Whltlock ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
NEWS GATHERED
FROM. SOUTAS|DE
Political Situation III Manchester
Grows More and More
Interesting. 5
FIGHT IN FIRST +. IS AND l FOURTH )l-|' 7
.-l@-------- ------
]. S. Wakefield and w. ..
Wakefield Are il1cul11bc,1ts.
Personals and Briefs.
FIGHT IN FIRST AND FOURTH
Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch.


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1102 Hill Street
I No question, not even baseball Is more
Important IN Manchester ut this time
than Is the political problem that Is to
be solved In the next general election.
Municipal officers are to be elected from
encll ward and the politicians are get
ting busy with their friends soliciting
votes. a
Inc First md Fourth Wards WI be
the centers OF the fight for the courcN-
maniac honors. III the former Mr.. l.. z.
Mr.. j.. s. Wakefield, now the president
Of the City Assembly. The latter w;r'i
Is now represented by Mcssrs W. p.
/ Ter guson 7nd John w. Moore, and their
terms expire this time.
Mr. Moore will not have any oppasi-
ton, but Mr.. r. Y. Owen will seek to
occupy the chair now filled By Mr.. Fer
g1,son. This race will be the most ex-
citing. ~ @
All Three Fined.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
John B. Dunnavant and Cliff Elder and
Joe Gillian, three white mon, were f1nee'
IS each for being disorderly The three
of them fought over yellow cur dog.
Mayor Maurice wouldn't cou1ltenance
such an exhibition of physical manhood
aud that's the reason each Of the three
had to tell Mayor Maurice yesterday
morning their troubles.
Death Under Car Wheels.
Lee Cess, a negro employed in Neither.
lands stone quarry yards. beyond Forest
Hill Park, fell beneath the moving train
yesterday afternoon and was ground TO
pieces. His .mangled body was recovered
some five minutes after the accident.
Personals and Briefs.
"Thc Runaway Girl OF Scripture will
DO the subject from which the Rev: DR.:
Taylor preached at Blnbridge- Street
church last night. . Is
While at work In the Southern yards
yesterday morning Mr. ]. A. Warren had
his small finger caught In q piece Of ma
chinery and badly mashed He was treat
ed and taken to his home. ~
\ Col. A. 6. Evans and Mr. Lawrence F.
Hestia Conclave, I. 0. O. r.. last night.
The Young Peoples Society Of .Cowar-
din-Avenue Christian church: y, Will : meet e
Woodward, wife Of the pastor OF the
church.
was held last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

from the Council and the Fair Assocla-
ton are Messrs. James 3. Wood, ~. r.
Dabney and G. n x. Pollock from tho
Comedian Messrs. j. T. Anderson, John
Murphy and G. G.. Corley, from the Fair
Association 3.4
the plot Of land short distance north
and west OF the old fair grounds and be-
tween the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomoc Railroad and the Hermitage
road. a /. "A n
G1t contains about ninety acres and the
price Is $500 per acre. This vii In oil
'llkelinood be finally purchased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
JUDGE Wits
after THE CLUBS ! B.
Refuses Licenses to Nine Out Of
Twenty-seven, and Many
Yet to Be Heard.
CONRAD VOLAND DIsCHAR GED
No Case Against Club Bartender
Charged With Selling With
out License.

Three more social rclubs failed to get
licenses before Judge S. B. witt, of the
Hastings Court, yesterday, and NUM-
Der Of other cases are yet to be tried.
Those turned down" by His Honor
yesterday were the West-l1nd Club, the
National Athletic Association and the
Lee Club and Beneficial Society Two
licenses were granted They were to the
Capital City George Bannister) and the
Sixth Virginia (colored).
The case against Conrad Voland a
bartender for tho Richmond Club, who
was charged with selling liquor without
a license, amounted to nothing. Com
monwcalth's Attorney Folkes did his best
to secure a conviction, but he and Judge
witt both realized there was no case.
Finally His Honor said from the bench:
"Mr Folkes, this man cannot be con-.
victed on this evidence. We know what
Is the meal of this case, and we had
better come to it now.
The jury under the evidence must find
! the prisoner not guilty Have all these
witnesses here tomorrow morning, and
we will then seek to discover whether or
not this is a bona tlde club.
The jury without leaving their seats
in the box acquitted Voland. and the
question of granting license to the
Richmond Club will come up at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
One Third Rejected.
There were twenty-seven club cases
pending before Judge Witt and he has
already declined to grant licenses to nine
or one-third of the entire number. a
good many have been postponed, bit
only few have gotten licenses. The
cases set for to-day and tomorrow are:
To-day-'rhe Richmond. Richmond, Lo-
connective Gymnasium and Social, Man
haitian (Munn), Rudolph, Richmond Ath-
letic.
o-morrow-Lone Star, Independent.
Unola, Jefferson ono. Is North Seven
teenth) West End Dcmocra tic, Lee,
Monticello.
Chief Of Police Louis Werner was in
court yesterday. and appeared deeply in
terestcd In the proceedings. He is max
ing a fight against all except about seven
Of the social clubs in the city, and takes
the ground that the others are not run
according to law lie has had his mon
in both the districts working up evidence,
and expresses satisfaction Mt the out
look. On the other hand, many of those
interested In the club cases vet to come
up express the utmost confidence that
their books will show that their business
is being properly conducted and that
their licenses will be renewed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Wire Through His Foot.

DR.. Pitt was called with the ambulance
Yesterday morning to attend negro a {
the United States Tobacco Company at
Nineteenth and Cary Streets. who had
large wire spike run through his foot
The doctors strength was equal to the
emergency and the steel was gotten out
and the wound fixed MP. William Corbett
Is the name OF he4negro. ,
Another call astgnight was to the cor
ner Of Seventeenth and Broad Streets'
where a white man named Charles john
son had an epieptic TT In bar-room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Meeting Called Off.

THE meeting Of the Police Board. scled-
uled for last night. has been postponed,
owing to the Illness OF Captain p. +.
Huce, +. ,.
The case to have been looked into was
that against Captain Hulce and Officer
Il. II, McMullen who are charged with
dercliction of duty In falling to make
arrests in certain cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
OTIS Skinner
IN THE DUEL [: |.
Great Actor.in French Play Of Re-
r1arkable Power at Academy
Tonight.
LAST OF. THE BIJ0U FAv0RlTEs
Mary Marble and Little Chip Ap-
pear Tonight and at Two Per
Il formances Tomorrow.

One of the events of the entire theatre
cal season will be the appearance to-night
and tomorrow matinee OF Otis skinner
in .The DUEL. There will not be a
night performance tomorrow.
AT something like regular intervals
France produces really great play that
ia certain to find Its way into all tongues
and thus make circuit Of the world.
Sardou has been prolific producer OF
notable dramas, many Of which will be
readily recalled. Rostans "Cyralio dc
Bergera,'' Is fresh In mind. and SO Is the
same authors 'L'AiglOn."
I Two years ago, Octave Mlrbeau's drama
lies Afaires sont les Affaires" set Eu-
rope talking, and this year Lavcdan' s,
5..rhe Duel" created q positive sensation
when 1t was produced at the Comedie
Franchise, in Paris. This Is the play
which Charles Frohman secured for Otis
Skinner ana it's success here has been
as great as 1t was and continues to be
\ in France MI. skinner has what Is
credited with being the play Of the year
in a..Thc DUEL and it is bound to create
a vast amount of discussion among think
Ing people. Mr.. Irohman is enthusiastic
over the play and is shortly to produce
ut in London.
Bijou Favorites.
i To- night and twice tomorrow will be
the last time to see Little Chip and Mary
Marble in 4Glorlana," which has been
turning crowds away at every perform
nnce this week. Chip is seen at his best
5 at "Spints," and Miss Marble is just as
sweet as ever as dashing widow.
Secret Service SAM" the man with
forty faces, a sensational detective play.
in five acts and ten scenes, will be the
offering at the Bijou all next week. It is
not the usual murderous melodrama and
clap-trap comedy that is often seen in
plays of this class. but beautiful story,
Well told tw thoroughly competent COM
pany. headed by the tormagician,
Charles r. Aldrich.
Are .Headed.This Way.
Washington theatre-goers are enjoying
this week Lady Huntworth's Expert
men, ~, win Miss odette Tyler in the title
aged 70 make herself a favorie wherever
she has played. has found a role espe..
ciaiiy Well-sui,ed 10 her talents and
performance uncommon praise MISS
Tyler heads stock company, which Will
play at the BelaSco Theatre during the
summer not quite an all-s'ar combl-
nation, but a remarkably able company.
and one which promises 10 give Wasning-
tonians a summer season of good plays.
II Is probable that the company towards
the close of the seas1a VIII spend week
or more In Richmond.
Mr.. Bennett Goes to Europe.
Richard Bennett, who was here for
season as leading man of GinIn Stock
Company, sails for London Eng. May
9Th, 10 play his original part in THE
Lion and the Mouse" in production OF
that play to ne made at The Duke OF
York Theatre, May 2lst. His wife, the
daughter Of Lewis Morrison Of Faust"
fame, and their two-year-old daughter,
will accompany Mr.. Bennett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Company H Meets.

Company II held It's regular drill IN the
armory last night to run roli eau;
Three new members were taken in and
NO old men were re-enlisted. The COM
pany is making preparations sr It's ex-
curston to West Point on the Sth OF next
month, and will hold an important meet
Ing In regard to 1t at 8 o'clock next
Thursday.
CAPTAIN Charles f. Johnson. First Lieu
tenant Henry r. Luffsey and Second Lieu-
tenant Everett W. Tony have passed their
examinations and received their war
rants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Hearing Postponed.

The state Corporation Commission com
Melted the hearing In the case Of certain
shippers OF South Boston against the
Southern Railway Company yesterday
morning, and briefly considered that
against the Baltimore and Ohio at Iar-
risonburg on similar charge OF violat-
ing the demurrage laws. The Harrison
burg case was postponed until May ed,
at the instance Of counsel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
RELIEF Fund |.
CROWS STEADILY -: | Y.
Treasurer w. M. Hill Gets Nuns
Der Of Good Contributions for
San Francisco Sufferers.
CHURCHES COLLECT !. I j MONEY E !
Fratcrna1 Orders Expect to
Realize Large Sums to Swell
the Relief Fl,lld. .sss.

The contributions In tho hands OF
Treasurer w. NJ. Hill, Of the Relief Fund
Committee. amounted to $l6,S41.50 yester-
day afternoon. The larger portion OF
the sums received yesterday by the treas
trer cnl1le from out-of-toWn churches
and were the result Of special collcc.
tons taken Zip last Sunday for the bcne-
1T OF tho sufferers III San francisco.
Among the fraternal orders the good
work OF levying and collecting contrbu-
lions continues to pile up money to the
credit, Of the Red Cross. Mr.. Norman
Ashhy, grand master Of the Virginia
Odd-Fellows, has received large nuni.
Der Of replies TO the circular which he.
Issued to all the orders OF the lodge In
this state, asking for help for the victims
Of the disaster. There are fully 1900
: Odd Fellows In this State. and Grand Sec
rotary T, Wiley Davis states that he has
SO far gotten $3.50 toward the fund, with
prospect Of several thousands to fol-
low, HE expects tho total to range in
Z the neighborhood Of the 1900 mark, and
will make the amount Of the contribu-
tions known before the Grand Lodge.
which convcncs here next Tuesday morn
ing
The following contributions were re-
ceived by Mr.. Joseph Bryan yesterday
and turned over to Treasurer Hill: *Et4
South Anna Church ....-.................$9
Fork Church .......... ......-..........1
Total ........ ...............s1 SO
Received BY Mr.. Hill.
The contributions received by Treas
urcr Hill yesterday are as follows:
Previously acknowledged ....... SIG, 4S4 .03
First Lutheran Church (additlon- tf I
AID 100000. ........................ l.VV
Cash Observation-Disclosures. 10
Cash Observation-Disclosures. 20
cash z. :. . -. q. 500
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church,
Farnville, Va, EXCEPTIONALLY .;..... 400
Wokliffe Church of Clarke county.iSAAit&Ii3
Va. ....,..... 1915
Christian Church, Pulaski county Sd2
Various churches at woodstock,
Olivia Branch Christian Church,. 800
Olive Branch s. s.,,.,,............. 100
Cash ~, -. :. :. !. 1000
i, M w 40, :. !, :, - 500
Cosh" n b e 20
Toreshyterian Church at Blackstone N.7s
Miller School pupils and others..-. llsD
Fork Church l.W
ychutl,lf Anna Churcl, =. -. 300
"a OIL, -1',s.,1s .1,t.. 200
WI. snoddy, OF Central Plains !,
Ky Va. ......................'. ...'''''.' A'eV
Glebe Landing Church. OF Kappa
hammock Association ............ lilo
Methodist Sunday school at FIN
castle ,..........,..........:.. ...:..' o'Vo
presbyter ian Sunday school at Je-
tersyille ....j..................... Ito
Christian Church at Suffolk...... 5000
COLLECTIONS at Crewe, Va............ 1oo6
M. z. Church at Franklin, Va.... 1885
Total :. . ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Give An Exhibition Drill.

Abou Ben Adhem lodge, No. 30, |. o..
o, f.. met last night at Smi'hdeal Hall.
The lodge IS preparing for its exhibition
arill before Richmond Lodge, No. !, al
Fraternity Hall. 1t being an example Of
aegree work for the benefit Of members
pf the Grand lodge
The Past Grand Association viii me OF
there f
Among those present last night We're;
Grand Guardian D.. I3. Jones, Past Grand
Master w. Bickers'and Past Grand Repre-
tYlentatiYe Jones'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Amateur Games Tomorrow.

The schedule of games to be played by
teams of the Richmond Amateur Base-
Ball League tomorrow afternoontls given
here:
ton Ground, p. NJ.
Times Dispatch and E. 3. Taylor Com.
tpany, Hermitage Ground. 4 P. NJ.
American Can Company and chesapeake
and Ohio Offices, Falrmount Ground, 4;l5
P. NJ
chesapeake and Ohio Shops and Loco.
motive Works, Chestnut Hill Ground, :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Richmond College Alumni.

Mr.. Claude M, Dean, secretary. by re-
quest OF Major Courtney, tho president,
has called meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of the Richmond Chapter Of
the Alumni Association of Richmond Col
lego to be held In President Boatwrlghts
offices at Richmond College tonight at
s o'clock. The members of the commit
tee are earnestly requested to be pres
cnt, as the Banquet Committee Will make
their report and other matters of I'M
portance are to come before the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
IA DELIGHT IN CRUELTY.
Negroes Have to Pay Fine Of $40
n for Treatment Of Children.

Eugene Jefferson and Lille Crowder
n dusky pair, were up before His Honor
yesterday for treating the three chill
dren Of Susan Mitchell In a heartlcssly
cruel manner. 1t was testified In court
that the man had tied the pickaninnies
with a rope and dragged them on the
ground up and down the street, for the
delectation OF the negro woman.
Justice "Crutchtleld let the pair OF
With {. $40 flne for each. L8a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Ivanhoe Lodge Meeting.

Ivanhoe Lodge, No. "a. knights of
Pythlas, met at Lee Camp Hall last night,
In response to an appeal from tho SUI
preme chancellor OF Richmond, Ind, a
liberal sum was donated to the sufferers
in San Francisco. 4
At the next meeting of the lodge the
third rank will be con ferred. About the
25th of this month IvaMhoe will celebrate
It's anniversary with n banquet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Residences Sold.

A1essrs. j. b. Elan & Co., real estate
agents, have Just sold privately the dwell
ings. No soS East Clay Street, for ~
ao0; lof sax15o feet. also No all4 Ivy
street, for 1850. The same firm has
also sold the dwelling, No. 1905 West
Main street fol. s2,so5, and the lot 72x i:I
feet southeast corner Temple and Cary
streets, for $4,000. All OF the property
was purchased for Investment purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Social and Musicale Next Week

The committee arranging for the social and
musicale to be given by the Young Mems SO,
Very successful IN securing excellent tnient
for The occasi This musical VIII be hell lii
he basement OF tho church. which is located
On the southeast corner OF Adams and Frank,
lin streets, and the public Is cordially invited
Refreshments viii be served. and AZ enjoy,
able occasion Is promised az who aiena nj .
social would take place this evening The
correct date is Friday, May lin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Will Choose Mr.. Wise,

II is understood. on good authority, that
when Alderman w. #. Damey, of Madi-
son Ward, makes the contemplated move
city, MIR. George r., Wise will be chosen
10 succeed him, Mr. Wise Is q lawyer
ana q voter In Madison Ward, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
They Lost Everything.
<e.ao,ai IA Tho T,I,nes-Dispatch.

@9-H- Especial TO -The II1TeB- 0IsPtftC1t7
sE gFREDERICKsBURG VA, May 3.--Mr.
". S. Chewing, brother Of Dr. Gr George
II. Chewning, OF this city, who Is con-
nected with the Wells Fargo Expie ss s
Company of San Francisco, writes to MS
brother that he and his daughter lost
everything by the earthquake ana nre
excent the clothes thsy were wearing and
two valises filled with clothes es "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
No Further News.

superintendent Morgan, of the, state
pententiary. said last night that he G e
delivery In Wise county.
Governor Swanson had no recent infor..
nation on the subject and said he had
only been notified that all the prisoners
In the jail had escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Suing for Divorce.

Mrs ss Daniels through her r. atStGI yneS.
Alred ~ T. husband, Dr. j, sllls Daniels in the
Circuit Court q chesterheld Mrs. panisls
XII which has already been fled. AeaErs.
Wise and Watkins are now WorkImg o. 1nends
1 1his viii be filed In a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04

street cars to walt for transfer toeige !,
at interseoting points, has beet, sighed p Y
the Mayor and is now law. I, ~.
The street chr companies nre re1ulreu
,inder the ordinance to hold thelr cars w
for transfe,r pa ssengers wien cars on
intersecting lines nro nearly approaching
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Medical College Finals.

tt5sunday May 18Th has been fixed upon
,fls the opening day OF The commence
ncnt OF the Medical College OF Virginia.
The haccaiaurease sermon Will be preach.
I'd by Rev,J. ]. Haley. The commence
inent proper Is Tuesday evening, May
yin DR.. William NJ. thornton VII! be
III final orator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
To Fight White Plague.

The second annual meeting of the Ma
,tonal Association for the StYdy and Pre-
vention of Tuberculosis will be held IN
Washington, D. G., on May l6th.lsth.
This body has members from al or the
United states, and delegates will be pres
ent from Maine to California, Several
Richmond physicians will very probably
attend, H tf ME-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Past Shuttle Board PLAYER,

Mr.. Herman Parker, prominent shlf-
tle-boar1 player Of this city, has issued a..
challenge to any. playerinlthe state,
at Donohue's, In Fulton, Wednesday night
before a large audience and he gives
promise of being the worlds champion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Issues a Challeng.

Kid Coplan of this city. issues a. ch a.
pound pound man, give or take five pounds, Is! MI;
Coplans ability as fighter Is well kho NJ
In this State, and he has deteateu so''lo
or tho best mon In his class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
WILL DETERMINE TO-DAY

Full Committee to Pass on Ques-
ton Of Site for State Fairs,
Chairman James b. Wood has called
meeting of the State Fair, Site Com
rnittee to meet at 5Eo'cock this Alter.
noon 10 finally determine the question
of the location OF n site
me members of the Joint committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Bonding Company Embarrassed

receiver e. Yer had been appointed foro the
chicago, which has been doing "a large
business here and In other virginia cities:
Chicngo. has been lraSncd as receiver.
AGENTS FOR the embarrassed company say
ihat il will pay out dollar for dollar aud
nv nv" certain lisgruntled general agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Compel. TO Q. might
FOR ORATOR S ME0A 4 |
intercollegiate Contest Occurs To
night at Richmond College.
Public Invited.

The annual intercollegiate contest Of
the Virginia State Ora torical Association
will occur tonight at Richmond College.
The following institutions will be repre-
sented
University of virginia. T. Carman,
subject "The Triune LEGACY 's3
Emory and Henry-H. =. Wldener sub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
3Othcrs LikelV to SIGN,

These were All that had signed up %
last night. w. +. Ready, a. L.. Thomas
& Company and W. II. Beverldge have
sgnIhcd their Intentions OF coming M
Yesterday A. L. Thomas s. Company
gave their men Is cents per hour. but ~
cents viii be their maximum to-day. ~ ":
as vet re fused to sign the agreement. It
is the general opinion that the striking
hodcarrlers viii have to give iiE There
arc a few contractors who have almost .i.!,,,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Miss Mitchell Better,

The friends of Miss Eleanor Mitchell will be
ratihtd to learn that she Is now able to re-
turn to her home In Brookland Park after an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
Committee Meetings.

The Committee on Grounds ana bul!u'
'ings met last night and transacted routine
business. -
Poor was scheduled to meet, but falled
ri oIlOrilnl.