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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
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ID II CT Richmond,
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X. & -. nreasries:buru q
sess~ussssus-uu.,v,s.u,s Potomac n. r.
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
s;25 a. M-Daiy--Byrd st. Through.
w a. M-Daiiy--Main st. Through.
p,,liI, ,Daiiy--Aain St Through. Al
s." A y, Ml;M,;1EIeept Monday. Byrd s. Through.
7ss "a sor, Mr.dWssk pays-rslba- Ashland Ac-
~" = IN Mi.-Daiiy--Byrd st. Through. Local
i a:ss noon--Weelt pnys-Byrd g.. Through
burg Ae.orEsr,pa sy A., Byrd 81 Frederic To-
eg s M-Daiiy-Main 81. Through
cornmoa Meeh Days-Elba- Ashland Ac-
'.9 Tr = nMs'AAp Daily ST Through
$40 A. M.--week pavsNFih, Sou .his,a
o.,o commodation. >s"'a'' AZ
90" b h s'XA Week Days-syrd ST. rredericks.
lilo SWk-fBS as.s s. aahra s, Through.
III ; s sA, s:Es.. a.
s M -bsiiyLByrsa s. s.. rs rssss;ss ro..,
'as pn,l M.Daily-Main st. Through. All
iiS M-Week bas. s. TEhrG II through.
Wal! Pullman cars. ~ = T.
All febaE y. lnn Sleeping or Parlor cars On
n modd l:1 A. NJ week days. and local accom-.
,o nmf ~ e arr .xas ana departures and
Y ass. q D psss S.s SYr 5nw 4 TATt aas
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Harrison-Charles.
(speclal to Tho Times-Dispatt

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February 15.-
Mr.. Heningham Harrison and Miss Eliz-
abeth W. Charles both OF this city, were
married at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents yesterday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Rev.
D. It. Merritt officiating. Only near rel-
atives and intimate friends Of the family
were present. owing to the recent death
of Miss Charles's brother In South Amer
lea. Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison left for short trip
to Richmond
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His Two Thousandth Couple.

Especial to Tho Times- Dispatch.l
SPRAY. n: e.. Feb l5.-Mr, w. o, McFar-
with the Rhode Island Company, OF this city.
was married to Miss Hattie Taylor, also OF
this city, at o'clock this afternoon Rev. u
e. Field officiating. Mr., Field says this makes
two thousand couples that he has married.
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Yellow Fever Hero Dead.
(By Associated Press.)

E MEMPHIS, TENN. Feb. 15.-P. War
field semmes. a nephew of Admiral
Raphael Semmes, of the Confederate
navy, died suddenly to-day Of heart fail
ure. He was one of the noted workers
in Memphis during. the yellow-fever epi-
demic OF 1878.
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Standard Oil Dividend.

(Ry Associated Press.) a
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Standard
Oil Company. Of New Jersey, has de-
clared dividend of Sis a share, The
dividend declared at this time last year.
was at the same rate.
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Spab0ard Air Line Railway
RIchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Streets. Manckcster. every hour ION the i!our)
from 8 A. NJ 70 10 P. n Last car II m is
Cars leave -'etersburg. foot OF Sycanlors
Street. every hour from s:3s A; N. to 1898
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich.
mond cars.
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SALES

SEQ a, G. H.. com. a............
$500 American Shelters. com. 4.
1i5.s0o Amalgnmated Copper -. !.
1900 Amer. Car and Folin. .....
zoo Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd.
l,0O American Cotton oil.
l,GD1 american Tobacco, pfd. 4.
American Can ...........
300 American Can. pfd.
h2DO AMER Locomotive, com.
~. Amer. locomotive. pfd....
1000 american Sugar ...........
lp,3Op a., 1'.Faud s. Fe. com.
lgpAa I. and $. t'e. pfd.
lIIW Baltimore and Ohio.
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit !.
1900 Great Northern. pfd .......
1870 Canadian Paciflc .........
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. :. !.
1000 .Cliicngo Great Western. I.
2'sn Chicago. Nil. and ST. Paul
oJ'lVl Colorado Fuel and Iron,.,.
90 Colorado South, COM.
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd. !.
lN Colorado South. I'd pfd. :.
2go Glow. Gin. Chi. and ST L..
100 Consolidated Gas ....,....
Delaware and Hudson.....
l.Ol Erie. m...................
loo Erie. lgt pfd. ...............
200 Erie, "a pfd. ..............
l,2OD General Electric ........
800 Illinois Central ...o....,..
$500 Louisville and Nashville. !.
100 Manhattan ......,...........
200 Metro. Street Railway.
$500 Mexican Central .........
4.leo Mo. Kan. and Tex. com.
800 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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The lead.n. future, ranged a. follows.

Easy. No. . spring wheat. $40 Sc; No. 8. Sta0
No. yellow, 46Ac. Oats-No. white. sls.c.;
No. Z white, 2eac,; NO, 2 rye. SIC. Good feed
4sc. No. j faxseed. 500: No. / northwestern
sI.i4,a; prime timothy seed. $685.. Mess pork
N.75aT.77ta; short ribs sides Ooose). s7.55as05;
short clear sides tboxed):. ss.37la91s, 80. Wills
brade. si4co. Bu;ter-Firm: creamories. l74
o7c.. dairies. tIT2ic Cheese-Steady at 1l&4
1sc. Eggs-Weak a; mark. cases included,
1llsc.; drsts. llac. prime firsts, l6,sc.: extras
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Residence Burned.

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA. February l5,--
The residence of John Bromley near
8Ilakeview, Clarke county. was totally de-
stroyed by fire late this afternoon. Loss.
$1,000.
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Ricllrnonders in New York.

81 s. Especial 10 The Tfmes-DIspatoh,l
NEW YORK, February 1b,-Manhattan.
DIR, r. II, Weist; Martinique. ]. Adams.
G. 70, Smith; st. Denis. s. Bachrach; I'M
perial, Il. G. Gordon. Mrs. A. NJ, Scott;
Victoria, q, w. Poe: HOFFMAN, DR.. 81.
Nlchniar, DR.. z. NJ, Cowardin,
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Merchants and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Co. IS.

Boston, Mass, and Providence, r. I.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tussday,
dence Monday. Thursday and Saturday at 8
NJ Passengers gers and a,,a irstghs taken fsr Al
o Rwy. and N. and W, Rwy, Offices. and
No. $40 East Main,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD. Feb. 15.-Seaboard Air
Line, common and preferred--Nothing doing.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. l5.-FLouR--Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull: spot contract.
sslsas6fsc. corn--Easier; spot. 46asG46'Ac-;
southern white, 4s@tIc oq;s-pul and >, cas-, .
western 74i75c. Butter-F1rm and unchanged;
fancy imitation. 2lIasc.; do; creamery, 2saesc.
Eggs-steady and UNCHANGED at l51sc. Cheese
Unchanged. Sugar-Steady and unchanged
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. Is, 1865.

ARRIVED
steamer Pocahontas, Graves James River
landing and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
senstr virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mercnn-
disc and passengers. oldS Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk mercan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Might Line Steamers texcept saturday,
making connection In Norfolk with Main, Lane
Ship, following day at P. ~. also Norfolk and
psake i ohio Ry. at 8 A. NJ. and P, NJ,
making connection daily (except Sunday at
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CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards,)

Richmond. Va. Feb. 15 1905.
Report of the live stock market for the week
ending February 18th was as follows:
Best steers. 5qSl.c,;a lot OF extra prime cat.
common TO fair, s,ssp4e;; best hefers I, t4 "a
eoW@Gn sss bulls ea Ssad s7HRsi
lambs, 7d7iac,; common to fair, 6lsc Hogs,
hest, 6ise:; fair to good. 6G6hc.; sows and
Prospects good for all kind of stock for next
market.
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STEAMBOATS,
aid DOMINION
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Nlght Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot
Ash StreeU at p. NJ, stopping at Newport
News en- route, Fare. $3.50 ona way, a 80 round
trip, including stateroom berth; meals. b0c.
EACH Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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served by the brides mother at "Ro-
sena." Afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Dunn
drove to this city and boarded a north
bound train for Washing ton and other
northern cities. The bride Is a graduate
of Rawlings Institute, this city.
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New Jersey Central gen. 5s..............,.. 1919.
Morthern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IotA
Northern Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16S,
Sorfolk and Western con; IS ............ l0lh
Oregon Short Line retundng 4s........,,. 49,
pIennSylvania conv. 10?ts
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... IiI.
81. Louis and San Francisco fg. is.......... SIN
81. Louis Southwestern con. is.............. 81
Seaboard Air Line MISUNDERSTANDING. 81
southern Pacific 4s.......................... e+ia
.soulhern racine ISL 4H. ceroncates...... PIX
s sSn Rallway 6s..'................... uses
Toledo. 81. Z. and Western 4s............ sihi
Union racine 1l4ia
nnion Pacific eonv 4s......-.........."... 1929
S S,seo states steel "a ss................. asA
Wabash Deb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TN
Mestsrn MD. sS,s
wheeling and Lake Erie fs................. 80
wisconsin central 4s. ................ s3is
NJ. and o.. Collateral Trust 4s............. s7Is
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STEAM BOATS.
irginia Navigation ca

So ~ irglnIa NdVlgatIOH Co.
N1AH JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
&HSA STEAMER p oCAHO MAS
N8~SSF LEAVES MONDAY, WEDNES-
ESEGI DAY AND FRIDAY Al "A. ~.
2 VSAS for Norfolk. Portsmouth. OLD
D@ Point. Newport News, Claremons
and James River landings and
connecting at Old Point for Washington, Bal.
timora and the North. State rooms reserved
Tor the night at moderate prices, Electric cars
direct to the wharf. Fare only $l5o and "
Norfolk.
Freight received for above named places and
ali points in Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
lima. IRWIN WElSlGER, GENT MKT.
q, A. BARRIER. Jr. Secretary.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

Reportsd by Rodgers. Mccabe and Coz
= PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 15.-PEANUTS-
SPANISH Msrke. firm at si.os per bushei; re.
cepts light. Virslnias-aiarket quiet at &c.
Tor FANCY stock machine picked, 2J2ttc.; she'll
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CHICAGO. Feb. ib--cATTLE-R Receipts, 5000
Ssad Market Best o s e e. steady
400, calves. sads,0O. Hogs-Recelpts, a3,o00
head Markes , a shade lower, Choice to prime,
s6.l0g6.eo, Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head Market
lo@plSc, higher. Sheep. sa.5oG6,o0; lambs, 500
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GEO. T. KING & CO.
Stock Brokers

11o4M 3. Main St., Richmond. Va.
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN
Fractional Lots a Speciality.
Close Attention 20 out Of. Town Accounts
Private Wires. New fork- Chicago.
Private Long Distance Phone to NJ Y.
Leading Financial Grain and Cotton
Papers on File.
4 Strangers visiting the city. are Invited
ITO make our office their headquarters, and
have their mall and wires sent In our
care, ~ gi Elss
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. i5.-coTToN-Sp
cotton in fair demand; sales 5000 bales incli,d-
ing 80 10 arrive and 800 I. o. b. Quotations
3ds points below yesterdays closing. Tho
trading WAS Hight With fluctuations OF "A few
points from h.ghes, to lowest During the
afternoon the early losses were recovered. The
market closed quiet and unchanged to net
point lower.
Cotton futures closing bids: February. 1852;
March. i9.7S April. 1o.S7; May. 1927: June.
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!. NEW. YORK. Feb, 15-BEEyI.s Receipts. 90
head. Nothing doing, Dressed beef at 6Ql9c
per pound. Calyes-Receipts. .si head. yeals
ssdia7s; eeasrnyard calyes, $3.50 Dressed l. calves
Common sheep. faaS,0o; lambs, /. culls.
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NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Feb ts-sPIRIrs
TuRPENTINE-NothIng doing. receipts. IL
casks casks Tar-Firm at sI.so: receipts jas barrels.
% barrels. Rosin-Iirm at $3.50; receipts. loi
Firm at Sc: sales. l3e casks; receipts ies
casks, shipments. as2 casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales. ISIS barrels; receipts i7s7 barrels: ship
ments. s.aa3 barrels: stock $50 barre;s
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb ls.-TURPEN-
TlNE AND ROSIN-NothinH doing
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DRY GOODS MARKET

t.
NEW YORK Feb BIN the dry goods maj
ket today buying by China was the mo,
CONSPICUOUS feature OF the trade. and Its lr
fluence upon market conditions was generall
regarded as mosGsalutary.
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baieF; export to Great Britain. ,s23 bales: to
the Continent. 6.eis bales: stock. s0i,gia bales.
Consolidated at all ports@-Set receipts, 100 0ls
bales; export to Great Britain. $3.50 bales: TO
France 70 bales; 10 the Continent. 1906 bales;
to Mexico go baies
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts 5sI7. 49, bales: export 70 Great Britain,
2.o29.j3o bales: to France. sol. $50 bales 10 the
Continent. 1.gTi.4s2 bales TO japan. s3oiT bales.
TO Mexico 2.ost bales
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. va. Feb. Is. 1905.
SALES AT BOARD.
virginia ee'ntiirieS-i 5cl at tSHs: go al eSh
SALES SINCE BOARD.
Virginia CentuEies-2.0ro al asA.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

go 81. Hoss-Receipts. 1851 head. None for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-14

We maintain stock that anticipates demand this line
equipped the business Our oopage cataog
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
SUPERVISORS TO MEET.
Will Discuss Report Recently
Made by Accountants.

The Board Of Supervisors OF Henrico
county VIII meet on the morning Of the
18th 70 receive the report Of Experts
Boudar on the books in Treasurer Hech-
lcr's office. Mr.. Boudar viii be called
upon to make an explanation Of the re-
port he submitted.
When the supervisors met last week
action upon the report was deferred be-
cause Of the fact that AIR. Boudar could
not be present. He was wanted to throw
I6ht upon several questions that were
OF importance to the supervisors.
When IL first became public that there
was an alleged bad system Of bOokkecp-
ing in vogue in the Office OF the County
Treasurer. the School Board Immediately
called meeting. and elected one mem
her. who was to act with one member
OF the supervisors IN an cndeavor TO d.
wise some method OF Systematically pre-
serving tic records Of the Office. so that
there should be no fault TO find
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
.SHELTERING ARMS
IN GOOD CONDITION
Monthly Meeting of Board of
Managers Held and Reports
Received.

iHc monhiy meeting of tile Board Of
Managers OF the shcltering Arms Free
Hospital was held yesterday morning.
Mis-. j. 81 SouthalI presiding
Reports from tine secretary. Miss
Archer Anderson. ana the treasurer Mrs
George IT, King. were very gratifying
showing the hospital To be entirely out
of dcnt and FOB "a good condition.
Ih' appeal for provisions and money
600 donation day mot with a generous
Response. and the ladies desire 70 thank
1910 ino~" who contributed IN any way.
Special cause for congratulation was
S""a n the successful treatment Of seve-
rai severe cases Of typhoid Ia the hos
rital recently. The patients are now con-
Naiosoent aud viii leave FOR, their homes
shortly
IHe report. showed that tie Nurses
raining school is nourishing The FIRST
GLASS ~ five nurses viii be graduated
tfom tnc institution this year and the
entire corps las proved most efficient.
tne matter of selecting plans FOR the
annex. o. be erected through the Rcner-
"~.i' ~ MT John ,. Branch has been
'iH"ed unti spring. as several mem
DORIS OF tac committee arc abroad. and a.
U.s. difficult 10 obtain material and labor
az ms season ~ tho year Electricity
Will. however Doe used hereafter FOR
lighting the building
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IN POLICE COURT.
Alleged Highwayman Sent to
Grand Jury.

Robert Morton. a young negro. v.s
sent io tile grand iurv yesterday morning
nt Justice Crutchdcld ou the ch7rse oc
having held up Henry T.. Brown another
VIII "c mistaken. said Justice Crutch-
Held. as De held the boy for The jury.
Brown positively Identified Morton a-
his assallant aud brought 20 play an ~
his e.ocuional powers TO show me count
how Dee hli been held un
All the time Brown was telling about
.i~ experience he was making gestures
and walking up and down the door.
Illustrating Tie scene 20 the court. The
pistol was found % be empty
h'tue Wood~ou. negro woman. ar-
rested Sunday on charge az v-ui-,
wniskey without license at her home.
NO 52i North Eighth Street. had ner
case continued until Saturday. She VIII
Dee represented hy Attorney Harry Glenn
She was halled in the sum " $500.
with j. IT. Burreu ae surety
IL wasn't proven that Peter Baker sold
cocaine. and the officers We're given until
the 18th to look further iuto the matter.
SIX skin artists paid the usual S320
othcer Bolton swoop-d down on them
T. W. Whalcy was disorde,Iv on Nan
chester car of the Passenger and Power
Company. and Was fined 500 He got 20
nehtng with the conductor
Willie Gordan paid s. FOR beng drunk.
ard Emma Page viii rell tho grand jury
why she hit Richard Allen with q fence
uuliuc
William Dean. alias Ragland. alias
Crutchf eid. was acquitted or the charge
Of beat ue James Thornton
Ben ncveus treSpassed on the property
OF The g. S. Patterson Tobacco Company
and MS 1ulted J. +. Stansbury. He was
separated from s..
William Wilson beat James Green and
d ~ alr.Lr
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Appeal for Infants.

Officers Of tho Eleanor Elliott Homs
for Destitute Infants have placed COM
tributiOn boxes ira almost every eublic
place IN tho citv. The card on 1.-THE little
glass Jars calls for donations TO thr cause
in which so many prominent ladies OF
Richmond are Interested.
4 picture of Ward No J of tho Home
is shown. and above and below this pic
ture can no read the C7il for assistance.
There are many foundlings at the Home.
which was started some time ago. and
they are adopted by good families ~
Virginia as soon as they are Of proper
age to leave.
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s. AL. DIRECTORS
ARE INSPECTING
Entire Board, Except Major
Dooley. Are Making the
Trip Over System.
OFFICERS WATCH r., F. & P.
Travelling Passenger Agent Dunn
Goes After Barnums
Circus.

w. stevens OF tile
D''S4 ie'Ae ana ono who WIS expected
90 rea'. Richmond Sunday. stoned az
Charleston w Va to e~a,,ir. ,to -,
situation. H. Will retur, to-ae,.
Ir1Ee.ns Passenger Agent Dunn. of
the Chesapeake and Ohio. left yester-
'..'........ ''.' u IN 9 b'"sy circus and
NJ -' 10 ',illloho'
nil mat 'oo circus people
a., 49, ''Vi1, anu VIII Iien leave
09 ne D"I'ed states.
MF- NJ I- Griffin, travelling passenger
gent 1 ,Ae Big Four VIII accom-
FlIe
The ueulv-elected directors q, .ho
Seaboard Air Line are on an ips-,oc,s-,,
trip over the various lines OF tho eve,.,.,
The entire directorate made Tho tr;-.
with the exception Of Major T II
Iooier. 20 Richmond
President John SLei+o- yt,r,.
the Georsf, ana Florida p.i,ro--I -. "l
nary accofnDanied bv a nart,, - er,..'.,-
left yesterday TO VISIT his -oa5
judge frouadav ol,a,.~,,u
BOARD 81 rrovfee ~ 49, 60. .he
GINA said ,.ester5.,, 49, ~ ~"
iNe state oacer, ,,,ero o[-e,, - anu
garG!nr taking stems n -
Lcale as president ~ the picbr,o-.1
Frederick burg and Potomac rho -,
Monday
-r,. >-..e.r. 49,, w..
from tto ~ oer,l 49,. al us cars
Works eo.,- eov,i,fr,at,o,, 80 -
bagesge r4rs from, the TJars.r a."
rnasvgor+n Cor,rar,. and ef,c(.. 70, 80
l4-6-2) tyro locomotives ero,, ,ro 80
win Locomotive Vvorks
The Cre.aneake ard Ohio has o~,,.,.s
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Alleged Suicide.

Senator sadle~ made the statement th Il
suicide had occurred NJ the williams
burg ASYLUM since the committee last
visit there. and that the affair had beon
kept quiet lie averred that the patient
was addicted 10 suicidal mania and that
the attendants were not aware Of tbs
fact although it was their duty 70 DE iu-
formed.
The committee may make an investiga-
tion OF this affair. i IS not thought
likely. however that tho members viii
again visit williamsburg until they go
down Saturday TO sign the two reports
The committee will sit In executive ses-
sion every dav from 10 until o'clock.
Messrs. Dunn and Roberts are at Aliens
Hotel. and the other members Of the COM
mittec are at Murnhv's.
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BRUCE IS GRATEFUL.
Defeated Candidate in Ninth Dis
trict Thanks Supporters.

FORMER state Senator Robert p. Bruce.
of Wise. who made a gallant race for
Congress I'm the Ninth District last Tues
day. IS not sulking over his defeat.
on tine other hand he seems 90 Doe hope-
fuI that his canvass VIII result I'm some
good after all Senator Bruce has issued
tho following card 10 the people Of the
district who supported him. thanking chem
for their assistance
Il desire 20 express to tho nooplc OF
the Ninth Congressional District my
sincere appreciation OF the warm sup
port they gave mo I'm my race for Con-
gress. although defeated. ] hope my
canvass in the district was such that
there IS left I'm the minds Of the people
some thoughts that will have "A ten
dcncy for good
Very sincerely.
"R p BRUCE
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WORK ON ROAD.
Ten Convicts Sent Yesterday TO
Augusta County.

Superintendent T.. i. Morgan sent ten
convicts 70 the newly established road
comp in Augusta county yesterday. The
force will be increased later on when
the work gets under wav.
CAPTAIN +. St Julien Wilson. State
Highway Commissioner. Is in Charles city
county where he went to look after the
question OF road building. Captaiu Wilson
conferred with tho COUNTY Roard Of SUI
pervisors yesterday. lie viii return here
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13
Session Yesterday.

The committee met yesterday morning
az l0 O'Clock lu the eioakrDom OF the
Senate chamber. aU cleo members with
the exception of Dr. Dunn. az Aihomarlc
county. being present. Dr Dunn has
been quite -lalspo9ed. and his so health
was the reason 90 rls tardiucss lie.
however. came ln later in The dag. and az
Duc. took an active part .n the discussion
o. the report. in the drawing OF which
h- VIII take ara important part on ao-
count ~ his professional know ledge of tae
treatment - the sick The meeting was
called o. order by Chairman sadie. and
without any discussion % matters az i'm
tcrest went into executive session
Mr Gould inquired OF the chairman IL
there would De any further tesuu. ony
taken by tle clwIuittee u was decided
to leave this matter open until Or Dunn
arrived and reported regarding Or No
Glire Williams. Of TIE United States
Navy. whose character had been severely
assailed 0y certain witnesses. DR. VII
lans, a native % AlDemarle county. en-
joys the highest reputation among tle
best class Of Nirginians. bat IL was
thought only right TO allow him to tes-
tlfy ~ he cared 20 do 50.
Later IN the day Dr Dunn made n
statement 70 the effect that DR.. Williams
was on the ocean comine from the
Philippines and that he had not yet
reached san Francisco It i~ therefore
improbable that he w!u reach Virginia
until after tte report hes been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-13

oicd. as follows. John Strange. Nelson
smith. Richard Poindexte,. Wesley Aytes.
Tim BraXton. Orlando Nelson ana Lou
Jones
Alice White. Henrietta Turner and Lii
he Taylor an colored. We're arrested last
eight on the charge of fighting in tie
streets