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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Cork

The Very Rev. Timothy Canon Muir
ray. who had been the beloved rector
of Douglas for the past twenty years,
died on Nov. g. after a long illness.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Tipperary.

Mr. James Bourke, late of Borfiso-
leigh. and for the past twenty years in
The employ of Messrs. Roe q Co., distill-
ers. Dublin, died in Stevens hospital,
Dublin. Nov. l.
Intelligence has been received with
regret in Dungarvan OF the death in
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Donegal.

Miss A. j. Gallagher niece Of the Rt
Rev Mgr McGlynn. died at the Paro-
chial house. Stranorlar. on Oct. 26. TO
the sorrow Of the entire district. Her
funeral from ST Mary's church on Oct.
2S was largely attended by her hosts of
friends clerical and iaN.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Glare

The Rev Father Donovan. rector of
Corofin. has been appointed canon of
the diocese, and the Rev. N. Hehir, late
curate of Kilkee. has been appointed
rector of Kildysart by the Rt. Rev.
DR.. Fogarty, bishop of Killaloe.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Dublin.

Dr. r. J. Murray. formerly of the
Catholic University Of Dublin, died re-
Gently at Old Calaber. West Coast Of
Africa, to the grief of his relatives and
many friends in Ireland.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Leitriu.

The Very Rev. Thomas Canon Cas-
sill. V. G., the venerable rector of Bal
linagar. Dromahair. died at the paro-
chiaI residence on Nov. Z.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Carlow.

The Rev, James Hughes, the beloved
rector Of Myshall, died at the Parochial
house on Nov. ), to the sorrow of the
entire district
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Kildare.

Mr. Michael Cosgrove an esteemed
ana able councillor OF the district, died
al Moyvalley on Nov. >.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Ferrlanagh.

Nh John Lynch, father of the Rev.
p. J. Lynch. the beloved curate of
Roslea. died at his late residence, Cara
honey, Maguiresbridge. on Nov. ).
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Ldt0sL irish News
Antrim.

Mr.. Andrew poherty: manager OF the
Central Catholic club of Belfast died
in that city OF Nov. ).
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
Kings

Brother Francis Quinn of the OBJ
lates of Mary Immaculate. died at St.
Conleth's, Philipstown. on Nov. 4.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
AT OUR MARKET.

There is a great variety to choose
from, ali fresh and tempting. Shad.
Roe, Salmon, Halibut and many
others.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
THERE ARE

as good Fish in the sea as have ever
been caught, and some of the best
that ever were caught are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
IEN THOUSAND TROUT |! |!
N HIGHLAk|D|l. !. I. Il. IS.
ssportsmen Provide for Ih g
Transportation Across the Y,
Mountains. s!8
!, e, :, !, ao,n, n 1,he TImey-Dispatch,,,

Especial to The Times D,iispatc ~ 5sS88aI
& MONTEREY, w " July 14-Ten th l'f'1'5
sand brook trout were on thursday
planted in the head waters of the James
and potomac which flow north and south out
IRON the divide on &s which Monterey
stands The shipments, In charge t Of 9
White Sulphur 81 hatchery esss'eenger,
Frea clied IL Barlow Station, twenty7th ree
lies west 81 here, THURSDAY afternoon,
ana we're transpo across the Illous'T
tains a1 ,hs Vehicles We're waiting
and the sporty little trbe was quickly I
INTRODUCED to the pure spring " ateFs o q
The shipment ca mo IN IN fine sco y n
ana tia greatest care was giy zen % pre-
scribed directions in the care ana plaaTst-
ing o. the little beaut Ies, IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
NEW|S|DEWAlKS
IN PETERSBURG I. En- B U|.||'.G|;'
Board Of Aldermen Concur With
Council III Scheme u e.
tcnsivs 1tnprov erncrts. s
ELD ERs INSTALLED |, }. 4 To+DAY
Petersburg Eagles to Hold An
f,uals Picnic at WAN.
Eilerslie.
tspecial q The Y, Times Dispatch.)j

Especial 4 70 The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. July 1.-THE
Board Of Aldermen last evening concurred
In 4 number OF resolutions passed w
the Council providing for the laying OF
grAnolithics sidewalks on many Of the
principal g streets Y of the city, and the
building ofg q large number OF new sewers.
two u the most important features Of
the plan ofs general public innpro yemert
0 rha Improvement of the roadways Of
u the cityEwiil b prov idod for by a seventy
{ five thousand dollar bond issue during
4 this fiscal year.
a The newly elected elders OF Tabb street
Presbyterian Church will BIO ordained and
installed to- morrow morning. rs N
F6 Rev. Richard ii Mol waine. formerly
Y president 81 Hamp den Sidney College, will
preach Ut the church during the absences
Of the pastor, Rev Or. J. Z 4 Foster who
/ Will take his vacat Ion n Angus t. a
aEss Petersburg Aerie 4sof / Ea giles has com-
Spleted garan gements for Its second annual
picnic ut Eilerslie, Ia Chesterfield county,
next Wednesday, "a
Albert Brown a young negro, formerly
employed as cook on q j arnes River tug;
was held 4 for the Prince George county
authorities In the Mayors Court o.day
on Suspicion OF having rob bed the cap
4 tain several days 70 while the boat was
lying of Bermud a Hundred, when d new
boat, twenty dollars In money and several
other ar icles disappeared SUPPLEMENTARY
With Albert, who was cap tured here yes
terdRy. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
LADY AND $A PISTOL is
Makes Il Warm for Would-be
Rohhe.rts re Her II ON Y.

Especial to The Times ispa tch.) sS
ss!i DANv1LLE, W h, July IA Mrs NJ. ~
Womack, who resides on Holbrook Ave
nue., had an exciting experience With 4
midnight intruder last night and fired
nine! times with q revolver at the burglar,
none OF the bullets taking effect. Mrp.
tWomack ISL q n dow and lives with her
two little girlsl AT about midnight she
was aroused q ~ 4 noise caused by some
one trying to raise L, rear w ndo 60
curing u revolver she eniptied the cham
Fber4 and reloaded the YEA pom and fired
I four more times.S The Ia r,,der did not
leave the prs nisss until after q number
sof the nei6h bofs had arrived. III
9 several weeks sAso Mrs: 'onack fired
sati q; man who atterhpt ed to en- ter her bed
room through = window during the night.
s23asMargaret Caroline spencer. aged seight
months an infan chill sof Mr.. and Mrs Illt
Frank Il IA s$ Spencer. and " srand child &ot
yorsIIarry ,ood Ing, "a led to: day
..ssk post mce sub sta ton has been ess
Stab,ishsd It 4 the i Wests End Phar tnRcy IN
this cts. and !. W irs has been y,
placed In char Ee. FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
THE LUTHER rs YNO D.sII
Select vannan | as IS, the Next, Next
Place of M eetinE u
'Special to The Times -DIspAtc h.)

(0pGCldl " = IN
N. O.. y u a .--r he
United Lutheran Synod at Do Has n ID
an interesting session this morning e ss7S
}terday afternoon sayailn NV Is selected
as the place where the n ext session OF
the synod shall he thls Y ,tosh,
Ing Tuesday 4 evening be- fore the second llt
SUNDAY in obsr, WA fixed upon.
as the time he pup
Slshias almmmittee wf5 itlli sss1 ppointedl
yes erday, su omitted al R9rt twhic gave
thee nfoTHkt lon til indlylduaa
3had laid beY6re the % mmit tee an appro''-3
spriation for the purcha go Of tfie roper;
StyS IN Columbia 6a used in - rr:.5
5thering Of the pu blishins q 4 the
Synod. xxi
The CO nmittee repor ted favora 1ty rs-i
gardlng this proposit Ion, and N REQUESTED
that the Synod saut Ike its accH psaInce:I
iDlscusHlon followed, Ii W hlch many Pr y;
the delegates 70 Ok part. BY no decisio ,l
was Re ohed. The synod .ad joprneu sine
die this ftefnbpn III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
OLDsD0MIN1ON AGENT 8
4 John Nichol Appoint led to Sue
coed the / ate M I B. Crowell. III

$s Especial to- The n mes dspatc
S63 NORFOLK, Al; ] u ~ e. ohm
Nichol has been appointed general agent
tof Ii til Il Old Dominion steamship Com
pa y. eeding the late N. Crowell.
whose dea tn ccurred at Old Point Cons
fort this week sf$ ri.
sE# The appoin tment Of Mr. ichol Is al, !; y
Il ounced I'M q circular Issued by the pres
5ident kof the Old Domin Nor; bearing date
Ing general agent ot h the Old i Dominion
since January 4 Of this veal. Mr.. CroWell
being TO III & TO attend TO the duties OF
the posi- ton. IS .1i55 Is
3s 3i Mi Nichol .i also freight claim agent
of the steamship compan ~, and that po-
Esitlon# also will be retained BY him q Iie
5is YET II young man and an able trans
pr,otrtation official. Hess came with b the
old Dominion In 1904 from the Lehlgh
Valley; Railroad. He was freight claim
agent of that line. 55 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
4 ALL[ / \ 4 ]. !. 5.
AIG J |! / N. COURT !. ri.
This Time Il IS Suit for 500, 900
in I y United States ls
M Court

suit has been instituted an the United
States Circuit Court BY William ;yYal7
len. of Tennessee, and others, " against
MRS lice "a. ma ges being ila i. I'D
at >so 900. 55.
This IS an action OF * the hildren 81
the late James "A. vvalleni against ttie 81
young step 5moth Ter to receive the port l11n
os ELI father 5 estat ~ which they think
waa III, properly wIlled by their ather \: e 4,
his young wife sS3 As :s
& This case, II II ever comes to trial ~
1.-THE ederal Court will he e threshinK
over Of the case SWi ichs recent W at tractod
80 much attentionli In the Chnncery Court
sofsthis where he will OF MI. " allen
was contested II 81 & his II q ildren on the
ground that undue fluence ad been
used by the youn s vii - of the old gentle
man In order to have, him leave her
everything, cutting out the ohildren. 5.s
S The children 4 81 he n Ia tel Mr. Wallen
also llegef that tho oung Ni es3practicad
$decaption on her hi band their father.
and In theasuit just brought It Is further
alleged that i,'' a ter3S He n marriage Sof
James allen to al Hoe II. S lien the
latter brought a bout and emf forced q no.
table change In the mode OF living OF her
husband, and caused O marked retrogres-
sion IN his self espect and desire ia CON,
form to- the usages of a social life; that
under her requirements his ca rrla go and
horse we're sold: hat trlbutlons to- his
church ceased h that his midday meal was
"a glass OF beer and q free plate Sof soup;
that as the yea rs i ven on frti all and
economy on the part OF y James A. len
we're turned into 5penuri ousness and niser-
sliness BY "A lice u len N thai money
was her one thought and I'm: and that
her ayarice ii and f greed 2 overs ha allowed
every other consid erat
sss When he case ma lures and comes on
spicy deyelopmen Is. .sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Concert at Forest Hill

This afternoon Corrado's I5oya lta9latn
Band VIII MAY ten of the most popular
selections in the renerto!r % Professor
fCoFrhdo, Tho concert will be IN Forest
Hill Park from a to- Q M lock, md will
linclude the sweet baritone sole, The
Palms, by la9rs he 81 her selections
Piper. 1, s'The STAR. ,Gondo lier, Il ornr
ing,S Noon and Night In Yienna "a Cant
You See I'm lionel III slSsca la
gHabenera, 4, rand Sci lions, r goletto, g
Si1rankaw " az and "a rican Pa troll. a
Il Every afternoon mex week the band3
* wills Iplay popular dance music IN the
9pavilion In NJ est hampt ton Park from 20
'cloc X. The dane IN q is ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
#Nicssrs. ii r. Il 9. Friend, John AZ Archer,
and S.S 81 Free man. " ts sSSS n
/. DD-FE T I: OW's:.. sSiS5B#
Grady Lodg e of South Boston,
d t5.s Il 81 nstalls N N eW:ss, q fiji ers.8

Grady ] ,odge 81 South Bos y! tolnr,
}85 Il nstalls New q Ulcers.
4 i HTRH'BosTo n vA. July il,aratly
Lodge y. sE14 last evening
elected and installed the following oncers,
District Deduty Grand Master Philip II.
Johnson ofiiciatins: 3S;;
y. r ichard son, noble grand; Is.
SBallou, Wee grand Charles Y. |Y,ancey,
recording secretary r. Brad ina r.
DIAL secretary; George r.. CART ~ treas a.
urer; q. Il Goat es u cha pla!n.
si The 4 foilowing r fiicers ,,ers appointed:
Tyreat Cs5Wfigh 1T q ward n Joseph +. a Me-
bai,e q. 81 ltsldda q uAr diah ;f JfA N, ton,
inside guar dian W. Eic penick inside
conductor: ". 4; Branch HI Lawson, outside 1
condu tor: u. \ g. IaWHo I, ~ & ght upporter
to58l; mol V grand $ Charles Brookes, eft
supporter to noble grand Is Harry rhonip-
SON. left support leo grand Jack
SBrrypo kes, right support to Vice grand;
III M Allred, III right scene suppo rter
INV. Poin dexter, left Sscene Fsup port sr.
s P. e Gilbert Is the sit ting past grand,
and the lodge IS 4 IN ourlshlng Sconldli-
tion,, 18th al memb ershi IN Sof e bout SIX ty'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
ARREST OF PROMINENT
MANaF0RIW'!F!l.M| |! /. |: !'|
j, B, Queensberry Merchant az
Forest. Bailed on This
Charge.
lspecial to The, Eimes-D ispatch

Especial to me ines ~ atcFl,
4 LYNcIIRU RG, Az, July li,.-J y:
taueensberry. a we'll known Y citizen OF
Forest Depot, was arrested this morn
ing on a warrant Which charges him
With the death OF Ills wife by beating,
Kicking and choking, Mrs, Qneepsp9eITy
died SOME ten days ago, and tRe nus
band has a. 3physician's cert llcnte when
Indicates that her death was dle 70 w
phoid fever 9.i. # B:
There Is considera bic feeling An the VI.
entity against the accused, and ne claims:
that he Is being perseclste py Il eng
mics. a sss 4,
/ The case ) was called this morning he,t
fore Magistrate Walker, who pa lis
aueeIsberry In the sum of 81 ,0O0 for MS
appearance for the prell hearing
Of the matte mex E'rlda a;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
COLONEL CU7 /. m A
long served THE CITY
Qualified Yesterd lay for Thirty:
Third Time s. City Eng ineer:
III tsas il dorsenent sc Cen Lee SS82


Vi Colonel Nv. p. cutsha " qualified before
city Clerk Ben. n August ye yesterday eve i;
ming as thu city eng ineer RI chnlond and
filed with him 4 his bond FOR the faith
sful performances OF his duties il the spenl--
atty Of five thousand dollars. M
Alta meeting Of the city Council, held
June Is, 1873 thirty-three years ago,
city engineer OF Richmond. There were
three dates for 4 he position General
W. c. Newberry OF Clay Ward, presented
the written pplicatio Ion Of IF. Il +
shaw. Il with accompanying Il testimon ls,
Including one from General Rob bert r.
lee, And placed him III nomination. Mr..
George Bargamin, Of M onroe Ward, pre-
scented the name OF sWashir &tonS Gil ~ no
had many years prev iouslt been city en-
Sgineer. 81 y.
M. p. H starke. Of Monroe Ward, ! pre-
sented the name q b. nj. mes. 81
$$s NIL. IS. L Tower, OF Ma olson Ward, pre-
sented the name OF Thomas a 4. Moncure,
t4 Colonel Cutshaw was elected on the
first ballot, he having recaiyed 22 votes.
washington Gill received votes and
Thomas j. \ Monoure vote. Messrs. E.
III. Starke. George Bargamin and !. 9:
Tower. who III were among II Richmond's
most prominent business men ana 8actlYo
ana influential members sof the Council,
died many years ago. General ~: g.
Newberry, who presented the name 5of
Colonel Cutshaw, was chairman Of tho
Committee on 4 Streets. He had ii been q
general In the Federal army, and, before
he moved to Richmond, had been Mayor
OF PETERSBURG, Va. & He served from Rich.
3n1ond 4 to Chicago, Il and, ;under one OF the
Cleveland administrations, was postrlas-
5ter8of that city, ard latterly was 20 Dem-
ocratic member OF Congress from CHI
cage. While II a citizen of Richmond he
took a lively interest In Its AFFAIRS, par
sticularly in the streets and city tengtneer's
office. s ~ ii ". .8fs .siG
d THAT l,e} MAJ no mist Ike IN his choice
81 q man for the Office OF city engineer
has been well atteated by the faithful
and capable services rem dered for thirty
three yearsS BY his successful scand date.
Colonel Cutshaw' first & election took
place inSthe lnpretentt ousS Council chaM-
sbersa which was then over the fire de-
lpartment engine holsel on Broad Street,
near e Ninth His last cleo ton ~ July 2.
1905, was held In the ndsomes Council
chamber In the city's ma mi flcent!y q ~
HAL, at Il Tenth and Broad u which was
built under his irt,med te; s,lIery vision,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
i: PA i 9 oNCERI.lTs
Programme icr This Week and
Schedule Of Pert ormances.
Ii The programme OF Iardella's Band for!
the park h concert s "a during IN this Nv eek is

AS The programme OF lard ellas Band for!
the park concert during this week is
Gina.
j
seleoton t is insro
l5gs'!!Announcenrept ms or CircuH, isa Song ~
t &. ele sky, II! Moon, Dear,
Kih tia JoilS Man SS!s Real u society
ps G.apas tH',.
efms ds'pse
Il the Violet. Didn't KpoYs nxactly
What 10 pa, IT le OF the seashell ;'
Grand seestioa
March and rwo-ate P. Farewell! sweet
i52 heart May an u NJ axes Me Think
Home awees HGne ems a19he
Ties fe Draam,ns sens Old Old III DOG Tray
55ARing IA Banjo. ,,''S$.NIy Old Kentucky
Home, Beautiful Dreamer" Hens
DIV DBurk, 1, .'Wilte.s Wos Have Missed egi
YOUTH Nelly Was 10 Lady ,''''gsIls Hard
Times Come Again No More, ~ =. 2ls q,
Home 4; - =; !, 3 ~
rNs'a IiptdI1aS Ell
s Monda VI arshall q Sauare 81, $3.50 to ~;
Tuesd ay-R Riverside d Park, ::305 to 2, 49,
yadnesday Gam BILE s III $50 to ~, 81
TThrRdFasyaMGinboraao PARK, $40 e i6i
Saturday Reservoir Park. $50 TO 81 w. 33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
SOCIETY |ij||I;I| O|I;'EQUI1|iiY
A !. 4 !! X. A COUNTY.
Senator Thomas dvises hem t',:l 2
Ss Is I Present Solid Front To- 5
the = rlsts.
Special to- The Tlme1-Dispatch...

Especial to- The TImes,D lspat md Hi33835
53 ROCKY Nc UNT. " Az Jul IA Four
or FIVE hundred Fra Kiln farmers, belong
SAmeIicarla society Of Equity, u met IN the
OPERA House here I to- day. manyE5o their
-Wfves I and I'd daughters being present ana ana
3interested specta tors y
election 81 & e. a. Ok yler !, presid lent ana
Mr. southall 9secreta ~. he trans
action 81 the Of the q
State Senat q Saltal
sHe urged the /: farmers 70 enter these e
Sorga nisati ons and present q Solo from y
to- lii. trusts which we're rohbil ng tnefl
Pr ~ bl,el sreech vas striking ana
safiectfve ono. BY vote Of the body It
wns decided n 70 y hold the next county
meeting at Mountain View. his counsy'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Would-be Suicide

NORFOLIS, v /, II VI Jul " ~ Beverly
'TuggIe, the min eteen- carol q d son OF y,
William, III ISLE, OF Oh il Street Park
View, Il who shot himself &at his father'a
home last night at 8 q CLOG was re-
ported from the King a spau ghters' Hos
spitalg this morning ''as living, B 8
The shot, which entered the boys left
breast so near the heart, has not been
probed for 55 b
Ill-liealth and oding over the death
for the rash act Of the young man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
III IN MANS CLOTHES.
Woman in Overalls Crushed to
Death by,,SS q Train. Isl

$5s3lf special toHthea Times Dtspat Itch. Il
q Teton FORG E, $$t AZ, + July "a
c,olored woman d ressed III oYernlls, giy-
ing her name as lillian Skinner. and
washington her home, was fonad on the
Chesapeake and Ohio yards Just before
day this morning, with bot l#of her lower
limbs crushed In a. horrible manner, s55
Medical aid was sunni oned as soon
as the body was found, Il but before noon
the woman, died & n he body WAS shipped
to Washington for burial. It is sup
posed the " oman adopted male y attire 1l.l''
IS as TO boat her way over the, road. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Accidentally Shot,
H(SpecIal to The TimeH- DlspatcE

81 Especial to The Times Dlspatch,) 17II8
VA BOYDToN, "a, July 4.--Al John
Stanley was badly shot vest erday by the
careless handling OF n shotGuns by Henry
Morgan, a. negro. Morga n ind Stanley
were both in Y charge OF q tea M, hauling
lumber. Morgan, who was IN ) the front
wagon, laid his gun down on the lumber
sWithSthe muzzle pointing towards stnn7
ley; Ehe lting Sof the wa gon, At 8is aup-
posed, caUsed the gun ITO fire, when q
portion OF the, load entered the side, arm,
and SNeck Of stanl ley. One shot came very
near quitting the IJuGllar vein, n fils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
washington Affairs,

ySAsHIN ONT, c. r j iii vi l.. BenJa-
min d. Conn appointed pos i, Ser AT
Edith, shanan donh county g !, Va,,,,5l5 VICE 1
sClen1, resigned u Dudley White a pointed
;carrier tlte III at Nc L.arlnn, N. 9.
5,'pTiihe Philadeip National Bank, 4
Philadelph lila has Il been a pproYed as re; :,
serve az ent for the Fnla nters 'lSS Natlonai
T3nnk s5 of Richmond. 535s 81 II ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Will Give Rumrnage Sale.

The ladies OF, the "a. @. II, Auxiliary,
Division No !, win give "a Erunlmage sale
I at 1907 East Main Id Street, olnmenciHg
Monday, July 18th, ontlnuIng throughout
THE WI eek. &; ~ VI. g. 3 Is
During the summer months the auxlllHr ~
will hold only one meeting O month, next
meeting to- he held THURSDAY u August "a.
Fl Miss Agnes Ferrlter. State president Of
the Lndies Auxiliary Of the Q, 81 II, 1
Miss Margaret Hogan, State secretary,
and Mrs John Teefy, have LEFT to at
tend the National Convention Of the A.,
%. IT. to be held at Sarato ga during the
coming week, They VIII also spend some
time in New York on their return trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
ICre.le.sd CHAIRMAN.

Especial To- The II mes ispa tch.)
'C hapm man an l AGED conredefate veteran.
dbl last night OF heart dlsease. aged !. Z, g g
years, Mr., Chapman and his son. james NJ
now now living, we're both In the fedora e
S h,,rH r ann NV we rS subject of com.
1 nu,st He leaves a large family Of
schIidron and grandchildren, !, y.
The funeral Il VIII 81 take lace SHn ms y!
afternoon at clock from the ~ as''ou'st
Church, Is m ( 4 rs NJ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Married in Washing ton.

lEpRalal to the a lmes- I1lspAt cf,J n
IyY'NC HRU RI Y A., n III u n IN iss Mary
II. johnson. daug N ter Of City Sergeant s..
II. johnson. and Will lam 1 IA. podd, OF
Campbell county, q went to Washington
to-day. where they we're married this
S ,yphey WIN reside al poaa csts, ~, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Ten Days in
The Land Of the Sky q
$1,000 Il ROUN TRIP.
Via Southern Railway !!

From Rlchnon South Boston and lns5
termedlats stations; also Mort toll. Glare
mont and stations 70 Virginia 70 a sAasF
VILE, N, O., md return, srksts otl sa!s
August ssth,A An excellent opp0r tlRllx
to VISIT this favored section 'yrtse Land
az the sky and the 'Isea Sal gIltrA;
Country. Apply Ia any Sou tsyi RallNa
way Ticket Agent on lE'asss.igeg Qdsa
$40 n. Main Street. 5ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Declares II irnself Culprit.!
.Nansemond at Jamest town.

!. a Especial to The A imes-D Il pa tch tlEs
SUFFOLK "A, ~ July VA ~ ebert sS NJ
sWlthers and y 4, Lyman 3 bcock re- Al
sentlng the Jamest own Exp POSI- ton Corn-Ss
B nany, to-day al peared before til Q i ansessa
mond county p oard Sof SuperYis'or. fs@ahas
The board passed the mat tert Will
action, but 1t VII BIO com idered at all-
other meeting. to- be held next pes-
f1n v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
obhs|Ty 4 D ! s : Hill y,

b o Ipr 'sJGisy Iias Tho store
I AZ "a. A. Il shearlng vass robbed s - rldayI
night 3Eot ~ ones hundred and stwenty-fl
dollars, worth or wa che q, watch chains, q
pistol and a hand grip. Doe Tucker was vas
before the 4 Mayor this HI fternoon as q
suspicious character. bu t evidence wa tI
not sufi1 Client to convict him., 53s M