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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
FAMILY REUNION
|N|S! !. | |: D. W \ [
Mrs. S. Warren Calls Her De-
scendants Around Her at Bur
#, wcll's Bay Beach.
ONE Of Tine ORIGINAL FAMILY u. |.
The Head 81 III Was y Member
81 the House Of Burgesscs II
a III 1914. . 8s

gpecial . The Times. plspntch.)

(spccial u The Times. Dispntch)
isFuRG Uss ON Is WHARF July ~ =. =
Mrs. B. IT, Warren, OF surry county; her
sons ana daughters grandchildren a ana ! y !
great grandch iidren. held a grand FANNY
gathering at Burwells Bay Beach yes yes.
gterday. Mrs Warren, who ls still q hand-
some, sprightly lady, who hns rea ched y the e
r go ~ seventy years, but who Is still os
#acttyo az q woman OF Il fly, has been
4singiilarly fortunate In her children; the
mother 81 y eight four sons and III 70 u :
#daught crs 81 has lived K to see them N oil
grown and happily married. 54 MR.
sho is the widow OF Thomas Warren,
who died some years ngo.$ and has lived
lin the county OF Surry al Of her lie.
Her children nre Geo. H f. Warren, Is S
BFlirgusson's Wharf: ]. Early Warren y arr n
\ 81 snlthtield. va; w. n Thomas Warren,
I oe surry; G N G 81 Warren Of Baltimore,
Md: rs VI NJ 81 VI. sykes, OF sr1ithtleld;
anfrs. W. P. Gwaltmy and Mrs. u BY !, y,
loews, OF surry, and Mrs. A Bel, 8 i
Isle fof fight. 33S ssls
~; Her grandchildren nro: Grace, Lattimer,
and Hugh Warren Mrs. pr. Ramsey
Ashton standby. Mary. Madge and Iay-
Siors Gwnltmy. Benjamin. s os !, one y.
Lizzie, esse and iWnrren b and LIZ
ale, Allie, John, Henry and Ed Ward Ber r-s
Brymnn y and Henry and Bessi q kes. q er5
great grandchildren arc Madeline ana ana
Elisabeth Ramsay and 1Cliz betl, Sykes.
XIII With but two or three except Ions. , they
were all present "a 4
The Warren family Is one OF the Old old
est and most respected in the county mt 4
Thomas Warren. one OF t eir8 or stofrIs,E
WINS a member OF House Of Burgc sses .for
Tho county OF James City in the year l6i4
and from suEry count from y S,s TO i CSs.
Tho day was m ideal day for the oc c:s
CASTOR, The cool breeze NJ from the y bay
made 1t a perfect day, and It would PC
hard to find d happier oking and hand,
sorncr family In an part q the state e.
5A generous old Virginia dinner was serv-
ed, with q bountifnl supply Of oil the
4 good things the people OF this section On
Know, 50 we'll how 70 proYide
b; The older ones, with gran ma and the
babies OF which there " ere ~ goodly
number, enjoyed the occasion undo the
beautiful shnd 8. and u the young &peopss
fbathed. fished and caught crabs to- their ll
heart tent. 3aSz IN i'll
III before a. I, leaving they unanilno US Z
agreed to meet again next summer at
the Same place. II they should be living
NE We wish tho grand1not her will be spa &
ed Tor many years to meet her large \: lam m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
DECLARES CHIUl||R.C.H|M|AA
AC1aUAC!0|A!sI!.U!.I!.0|h| / \.
baltimore and Ohio Railway ilss
Lengthy Note in i: TW " Cent
Mileage Case. s3SssgS
Especial to The Times7D ispat sh:) ri

Especial & to The Times p ispat sh:J
sTAuNTCN ] July 4 , Ca plain T B l;
dolph Bumga rdner, o. the Arm of Bum:
gar dner s. Bumg rdner , counsel for hs
Baltimore and Ohio Raj lroad d, filed his
note In the Churchman two cent mileage
case this morning. II - very eng tly,.
but the following are the clai inns 5lIlssde
jby, tho def dant
First he 20 Wer OF ii the Legi slaT;S
ture ot Yirgnia IN the ma ssf
\; making rat esS$ has been q bsol utelysS
vacated and abrog ga BY the Con-, III
stltution of II o02:. III
.t5t Second - T he power to fix and h pre-
scribe rates la " irgi nia Is now YES ted
exclusively IN the Stat Corpora ton e
Comm lssion. u ~ 5
n Third he constit tuition 81 ~ rginia
guarantees that no III ra to- shall &a be$SsS
8s fixed except upon ten days no ticeS to as
N tho carrier, and an opport unity to be-
heard upon & tho business and f$reason
ableness OF tho mt befo re ~ Isl tlxed SSS
Is and promulga ted M
e FourthTho passenge 81 re- tes mo '$if
s IN force III Virginia areas the tesIS5s
III approved and establi shed BY; the COT .sss
poratlon Commis sIon, which 8ts para
1GOu dllu llleEcAOA0.tAAS - ~
Legislature in prescribing the Church,
iSs man mileage books is in derogat ton
Of the paramount power q the COM Il
mission tS stss: III .S
Fiji There has been ttl blished ri
q IN Virginia al Il legal f maximum 3ra te$s
Within the purvieW # OF Co e & Shore NM S2
Hallway Vs. Smith, 70 ~ 6s4sss,sS
sixth--The act In q uest ton ts un-fs8
& constitutional IN H that II discriral 5ss
81 mates in favor OF parties BILE to- s1| buy
ST tickets at wholesale rat and gainst s.
U persons travelling under the ordinary SES
legal established ra te.ss s.sS
NJ Seven Tho act in question:
N known as the Churc Gilman bill. iss fH
Ii SO vague Indefinite and uncertai IN q;
lis terms us to BIO void
n i I,ighth-The informat ton varies ma -ss5
i terially from the statute. and II Is
d therefore defective, IS III Y.
Tho plaintiff has week ~ w Y l!;i IS g
answer. 3 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
GEORGIA PEACHES /:
IN. FREIGHT !. [ J WRECK ! !! ] (.
comotive and Sixteen Cars
81 Ditched E nginenen
! Jump.
"a fsnecin, 4 "a irha Times DIspatch.)


SPENCER, N. G. :, ] ly l3.--.A north
bound fast freight on the main limo Of
the Southern Railway, loaded With Geor-
Igla peaches, ran into tho rear end Of
another north-bound freight three miles
north Of Spencer late this afternoon
The engine Of the fast freight train, In
charge of Engineer H. CT Fillmore, was
making good time when the accident 90
Cured, and the locomotive plowed its
way into the rear end Of the obstruct-t
Ing train, In charge of Conductor L an
drum and Engineer ]. W, Perkln g. ae-
tmollshlng q number OF cars ana teafi!1ss
up the track for some distance,
4 Engineer Gilmore and his fireman. A. =.
Chandler, saw the caboose OF the train
In front IN time to jump for their lives,
each escaping with slight bruises. /
" The locomotive and sixteen cars We're
3dltched, ana hundreds iof crates Of tlne
peaches scattered to 4 the four winds. a
gwrecking crew and derrick was promptly
sent to the scene from the Spencer yards,
ana the track Is being cleared Tonight
Tho responsibility for the co liHlon has
not been placed. g. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
WEDDING BELLS
|NH0 l ID 4 [.
Beautiful Home Marriage at
Cherry Lane, .ii1 Halifax
& X; County.
MISS FRANKLIN THE BRIDE
Ito Rev 5H[,erscy Esipofc
Rouiitrec,5 81
4 ssvVaverly. III
q rho Times -DIspatch.,

&gS Especial to Tho Times. Disphtch.) ia ~
SOUTH BOSTON VA July Al, One OF
sthe pretticst rural home weddings that
has taken place In Halifax for sonc time
was that Of Miss Annie Maude Franklin
TO 1sev. 1Iersey Eslpofe Rountree, pastor
OF the Christian Church at yvayerly, VIZ.
yesterday afternoon at 8 o clock. rs The
wedding was i celebrated at Cherry
Land Is the home 81 the brides parents
.Mr. and f Mrs John Howard Frunklin.
who reside three niles from South 30 \
ton, ana rev. Or. u. y. Atkinson, editor
~ the chrlstlnn Sun. at Elon College.
N. c., was the celebrart
s2 Hiss Annie May Franklin, OF South
Boston, IL was maid Of honor while Il Mr..
Alonza Theodore Rountree, the groom
brother. Y 81 Newport N ews, acted as best
man. other attendants were MISS Pearle
Farmer and Mr. Luther e. Mcdowell, Of
South Bost on. "a III s${8 IS s 3 $S}
4 the bridal party entered to the strains
az Mendelssohns wedding march, and
tho ''FlowerS Song was rcnd cred BY Miss !'
Maude h1ebanor Il OF this place, during the
ceremony + Tie pa flor was pref ~ deco
rated with running edar, IVY b smilax
and ca De jessainine and "a huge white
Ceiling; 1uri der which the bride md groom
stood.
SSe The bride wore q tailor-m ma suit 5 oe
sr,ray pa nj ma; with hat to match, and
carried q shower OF BRIDE roses, while
tho bridesmaids wore white lace built
over White \ taffeta sllk, and held white
scarnnti ons..s The bridal gifts were hand 1tl :
some ana quito $nurllero US. ne Bird g 10
veil known here and is indeed attractive ''e'
and 20 pula r.s q I. 4,
d diately q ter the mony The g
happy couple boa ted an afternoon tran
points, fter which they viii IL reside Ct t
Wayerly, Va. ts8s8 u !ss
Il Among HI he Al out OF town guests were
Mr. az 81 A.S Iolleman, OF Greensboro, n.
iC,:s MI and 8 Mrs LID Their FRANKLIN, aof
5Danyille, Va ID MI. N and Mrs. Albert y.
Franklin Of South Boston Mr. md Mrs il1';
W. j. 4, Pierce, Of News Ferry NJ Mr. ana
;,drs:y DIV Jennings sipe. Of News Ferry;
Il, j 4. Carlton. Of Danytlle and m! MT.
Luther Carlton. 81 81 Greensboro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
CHESTERFIELD CAMP. s
Supervisors Called to Meet at the
Same Time. 81
N lsneciaI "a The Tlmes- III spatch.l

n -
E3 Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHESTERFIELD. "a. July l3.-Capt.
David Moore. comma nder Of VIM. B.
Woodbridge Camp, g. ". has issued a
call to the members to assemble here
on July Esd to attend to business Hnt T.
tiers, The camp will arrange for Its ans
.nual picnic and monument, celebration
day. to be held SeptamberE 90. .5is8
AS Tho supervisors will also hold an I'M 2,
portant meeting on the I'D, and VIII.
among other things, lay the 1907 levy, and
decide as to an appropriation for the
Jamestown Expositio The supervisors
senli-nnnual report for six months end
Ing June 3Oth shows that the board paid
claims to the amount Of 81, 1923 during
The I County clerk recorded COZ deeds
during the last six months. Among the
recent deeds are a22s acres, Bermuda Dis
strint from William irossnlan t. VIZ
5glnia Trunk and Bag Company r! ~, $s,sS
$23 acres, Glover Hill District. from /. \ ~ =
sWinckler to a. Il. AdaMson Tor sS.uo.
and 4B $40 acres. Matonca DlstTlct. from u
g Farnsr Jr TO Mrs Mamie '''st' ~ =
MIS- Mrs: - JOIN" Beadles, Of Richmond. with
'ilerS fohil dren,t viii board during ne re-
manning summer months with Mrs =, r.
d MI. p, VI Cogblll lis Harvesting me
spring on his place with q hydraulic ram
e SUPPLY his residence and pa AN 'li-room
with water, \. ss;s A., u Sis Il Il i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
FELL FIR ON TRAIN,
lFlagman Perhaps Fatally Hurt on
Seaboard Road,
(speeialt tonne Times- Dlspatch.) !

T911 I5puTIsFI " Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. z
c1 HAhnH eAan 8 le }hS aSShsm ssstloa
Of tiss seaboard Air ii. Line condastors ex.
icurslon 70 Norfolk. was very seriously,
not fatally. Injured this afternoon. and
here. He got or to nag q train near
Henderson on tho return trip, and In At
tempting to swing himself back on the
train, his foot SLIPPED from the steps 81 q,
heavily, break,ng his left leg Just below
the knee, severely cutting and brnising
hts head, and receiving Internal INJURIES.
tho serl business of which cannot YET 2 90 p
determined. 4. IN Isl y.
V Caine Is b d highly, steemed young
married man. and Was Wspr ing Mr. ~ q
Conductors place, Ills howe Y EStasslS -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
s. 4 OP-NOTCFIERs
Major Chynoweth Gives the
nrne 1IIard the Palm.

Especial Is. The Tlmes-D lspa Itch. )iStss
M sSELYNCHBURGI.}vlA Az, July 13.-T The re-
port OF < Major Chyn oWeth,, the reg ullaa,r
army officer who Inspected the Virginia
troops this year. gives the Lynchourg
Home Guard first place IN the Virginia
military. f{ sS,.
sS IN the report OF this officer to- the War
Department, he says he has inspected the
National Guard OF three States and has
never seen q better N a ional Guard COM
!pany ssy III 81 4. I'M
Captain Craighill Is an excellent drill
master, and would make @ good all round l1!'.
ioffcer.s 5i; vs. 81 Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
A Coal Dealers Statistic: i: 4.

Especial to III e a
MORT DIX. July Prettys well 'e'
satisfied 81, summarlz esf the s opinion s;S OF
Norfolk coal dealers and agents regard e q
ing the. II etr,i coal lsrnte Of $1.5o per ton
10 Kdrf6lK. grant " the and N!
Western RailWa ssl sf
This rate plies to GOA broug ht a g
Norfolk 4 from the Pocahontas and Tug
River fields, "a una Il reduction 81 10
cents onsthe previous rate. It 4, Ii how
ever, s cents higher than the 81 special
manufacturers ata OF 81. 45. recently put
sinto etfect, and applying only to factories
situated on tho X orfolk and Western
Railway, and shipping tonnage over + chs. the
r0a Il hi WA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
5(epesc.ial 10 The Times-Dlspntch.l

Ssf (epecial 70 The Times Dispntch.l
81 NORFOLK, Y Al 81 ] lily ~ IS Charles
lo'Connor. charged with the murder Of
geventeen-year-old Frank Spence at Pine
Beach w ednesday afternoon, was be-
fore Justice R.. T. Smith. Of Lambert's
Point. at the county jail this morning at
10 O. clock. for q preliminary examina-
ton. The accused, through his counsel.
r., II, Bagby.{ waived examinatio ion. and
without hearing any evidence Justice
Smith sent the case to the grand jury,
which is now in session, 81 81 III #
84 81 Conner M will be indicted to-day, and
this afternoon Mr.. Bagby made applica-
ton for ball for Ills client In the sum
OF SO, 0O0 Ne. fa8 sf ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
4 NEW COMMANDMENT.
The appointment Of Captain M,
M. Mills Gives Satisfaction,

Especial to Tho Times DispR tct, )
4 VI LEXINGTON. VA, July 13,-The u.s.
I signment by the War Department OF
l Captain NJ NJ, Mills, oh the artillery
branch, to be military Instructor at the
4 Virginia Military Institute. gives general
aatisfactiop at the institute, Captain
Mills graduated from the Y1rginia n IL
tary Institute In the class q 1897. and
entered from Big Stone Gap, Va, He
was appointed a lieutenant In the United
/ states Army In 1888, CAPTAIN Mills suc-
ceeds Major L. n. strother. whose MS,
slgnment to the institute has Just ex-
pired, 4 Al -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
RED. HOT CAMPAIGN.
Indications Are for a Lively Can,
vass Among Candidates.

84gslgs Especial to The lmes-Dispntch.)
Il NORFOLK. VA. July! 10. The red-hot
campaign for the Democrat tic nomination
for representa- tive IN Congress- from the
Second District OF Virglrl!a will be- open
bell. Jr., will speak In his own behalfsin
Southampton county. and p, Tucker
Brooks will let loose In Princess Anne.
Harry L, Maynard. the present Repre-
sentative and candidate for reel ection.
said to-day that he would rest for awhile.
His ear Is on the ground. 8 Fl
It looks az II tho candidates Will say
things about each other as well as q bout
themselves, Colonel Cabell has already
declared that he will DO some bonn
harding. @ Judge ! Brooks! says that he
has plenty OF ammunition for the cam
palgn.5 Representa- tive Maynard lays low
In the defenses. He ls disinclined to say
or do things until attnclted, gsss55ls14
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
&. 5es'lil y
WOMAN REL ASED.
Infant She Threw Into Bushes IS <
+ 3.5 s55B Out Of Danger. Al
to The Tinics-D ispatch.) &

u Special to The Times DIS pa! tch.)
d SUFFOLK. VA. July u. -IttaR Benton !,
OF Eure. N !. G., who on July z, registered g
at the leading hotel here as Sarah an
Jones, and who ON the GLOWING day was t,'
arrested on al charge Of attempted In
5fantIclde, WINS released from custody tf, y To-
day. Having failed TO get adopted. & 9
jfour-weeks- ola infant which she brought.
the woman tllrcwait "a cluup OF ibriars
on ditch bank, where It was found IL
what was believed to DO q lying condl-
ton Tho infant now being pronounced
out OF danger, Its mother was SLOWED to
go. The founding has been giYen; II Q
home. " sg{s
ii Captain o. G.. Delk, 70 r many years
ma ster5o an Old Dominion steamer. IS
very Ill at his home IN sn,ithtleld,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Az Guard Suspended. N

(specinl to The 7Tlnes-Dlspatch.1g77 757E
LYNCHBURG, Al July ! 8 ~ ames
EPlunkett, one OF the guards IN cl1arge sof
the city chain gang, was susp led II to-
day for ten days by Mayor Smith. on
the charge Of I. striking q 4 negro on the.
head with a shovel, The negro was +,
pretty badly used up by the guard who
claimed he struck him because he thought
the negro was going to assault him.
The negro Is serving time for resisting
arrest 8on a. trivial chnrg when the ar 81
resting officer broke his club over his
head in subduing him. s I. IT Az 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Holiness Meetings.
,fspecial to Tho Times D spntch.''

IT (Special to Tho Times Dlspntch.)
BUCKINGHAM G, HI, " Il y uly 49,,
The buckingham HOLINESS Assocla ton
Is holding a series OF meetings at the
camp ground on Dixie Hi, I2evs,s Nor
rison. OF kentucky; Hypcs. OF Roanoke;3
banks. OF Sussex, and some others are
conducting the services, Ri "A great crowd
was In attendance on Sunday all day,
and a still larger crowd is expected next
sunday, tho biggest day at the nestng,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Motion for New Trial.

m Especial to The Times. lD1spatch.) -HEsa3
NORFOLK. w A., July Il, ;----7Jud sc Mar
tin, in the Court OF Law and Chancery,
to- day, heard a motion Of the defendant
for . new trial In the case \ CIV s. y
Payne OF Richmond AGAINST the . 'e Or
folk Hampton Roads Com any.
Payne sued the company for corndpis-
sIons claimed on account Of the sale OF
certain lands near SeWell Is Point to- the
Underwater Railway Company, jury
awarded him a Yerd lot for 81, GU, i. Y he
Judge reserved his decision. 81 81; 81 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
court TOO SLOW SHE
TOOK Girl H.
Mother Captured Sixteen-Year
Old Daughter and Carried
Her Off, 7.
1fspecIal 10 The T Tin, s. Dispatch,


+ WIN cHEspEF,: VA uly -. ---bIrs, Flor
ence ", Elliott, OF Baltimore, No l., who In
yoked the county court to get possession
Oh her pretty alxteen-year-o daughter,
Oracle, captured the girl to-day and now
has her at hone, The girl had been rear
cd since she was. two ystlrs Of ago by
her great-aunt. Mrs, Rachael Elliott, Of
the Cove, this county. Recently Mrs; nj
lott asked for her daughter Being ~
fused she obtaiWad q writ Of habeas
corpus from Judge Harrison, Of the CHS
cult Court, and the case was soon to
come up for trial, s
Yesterday, however, Mrs, elliott came
to Winchester and had an elnm'sssary
20 ia the girl and ask her to ACCOM-
pany him, on a drlYd to Winchester, In
the absence Of her ereatraunt the gil
went, Tho man brought3 Miss GraciaI Il -
her mother, and after aa joy meeting
they left for gal more. It ,is not known
wh9kl,er Mrs. Rachael Elliott will bring
charges % a3ductto y isS H .sa eS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Assistant Professors.

(speonlsto Tha Times-D ispatcb.l "a
Il I.UxINGTON,a VA, July 313..--The fol-
lowing assistants In tho various depart
u,ents at Washington and Loo unlyer-
slty have been ma med by the faculty from
among the undergradu q tea; In ling lsh,
4. w. Addison, Of Aocomao, Va; En-
gineering, III, W. Miller, Hagerstow d.;
Mathematics, w. II Jones, Mo Kenny, Va;
Modern Languages, B.sJ, Heyeley, Rock
bridge county, Va. Il E III IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
4 Cogrc:,o.,r,.;aalr i. Kent.
Especial to The Time ispa.!ttc i hl.l)l

wILAIINdTON,5Yy D, j VI Y ! IN -. J.55sV:
Corcoran .of New and Miss So ciar y
Louise Kent, oldest do OF Mr. nj
mrs, 81 K er,t, were married n'
Palmyra Thursday noon. by the Rev. Re q.
81. Herrink & at his resi- ence The bride !.
tRas dttended by he cou sins Mr. and ana
.MtsayW esiy5S Campbell. family dinner IN !.
was served "a fters the q $ W
n few Intimate friends were pres 2 ent. Ne
washing Ton and Niagara Fal lis. Theyawlllll
reside 4 ii New york, where MI Corco re-
has a charming home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Make Capital One Million.

"a T4 Especial ~ tO#i7THe |ITnlesrDlsputcH,J0 272
S SLYNCHBURG, VA July 13.--The
stockholders Of the First National Bank
pose OF taking steps & to increase the
banks capitalization from 100000 to-
81 100000 Tho bank 10 !also having plans
prepared for tho erection al a modern
banking house. hft ~ E ID III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Granted q Divorces

T(specalF to The es-DlspatcH,) 7557I
ROANOKE, VA. July u. MRS, Poca-.
hortas Thomason was to-day. granted an
absolute divorce from her husband. g. u.
Thornason, on the grounds OF desertlon.
Thomason Is the man who was recently
sent BY the city authorities TO Q Reltl-
more hospital. and who was found q
short time afterwards In the James River.
where he was rescued from droWnlng,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
I:s#Io7 YEARS "a AIRS OLD q, 1'sIsI
Former Virginia Slave Has Lived
in Three Centuries.
eciaI tolITha NIYmca-p Nspa tch.l

ii CENTRALIA, ILL. July l--Peter
White, a negro. has reached his one hun--4S
bred and @ seventh birthday, He was
born In Virginia. q slave, and RENAL ned
a bondsnlan until freed at he line OF
the Civil War White saw q large par n
Of the War Of 1872 and recall q many
events 70 that day. He says he has seen
Harrison, Polk, Tyler and other great
men, OF early times. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Bond Issue, Election,

| (special to Tho Timer Dlspatohl
LOUISA, Van, July 13-In accordance
with an order Of the Circuit Court q
11ouisa county. an election has been called
In the town OF Louisa on August 9th as
40! Whether the town Will issue .ooeol
htlye per cont, bonds, to run thirty-flye
years, The proceeds OF these bonds are
,to be used in extending the granolithie
bldewnlks, s bids for which will soon be
advertised for, VI, i9 IN III ls g Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Republican Convention.

lSpeclaI 70 se'''1 ~
sFREDERIcKsRu !, y 4 July 49,
The First Con ~ plstrlct. Gom y
held al Hamilton September 25th, to cons
slider tho adYisabilityl Of nominattng g
sRepubli can candi ate for Congress IN this
district and TO name the can,dsdast s ~
IS copelN dea ~ ma 70 q nQa n 'sns \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Republican Candidate,

Especial to The Tlmes-p lspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. July l3-Justtce OF
the Peace r, Pr Bunting q NortolA
county, is a candidate for the Repu bll-
car nomination for Congress In the Sec
ond Virginia District, The justice Is the
district cha irman. I. s.. ,}t5 IT IVA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
BULLET IN HIS sBREA.sT
Nineteen-Y ear Old y outh At
ternpts5 His Own Life, 4.
pecial. to The Times-Dlspatt

OREO LK, Nv AZ. July Is ~ Beverley
,Tuggles, nineteen years old son OF J.${..!t.
5Tuggles, OF Park View, F'ortsmo a !:
q clerk In tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road offices, attempted sutcldeS In his
room to- Mi i1t BY firing a g. cal bre pistol
into his. left breast above the heart. he
was taken to the King 8 I Daug hters' Hos
pital and physicians say that ne ne cah1so't
recover. hi sif5s
No motive for the net Is known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
The j Virginia Air Line.

(special to The Tlmes-D lspntchl
IVY 1.-THE engineer ag e
turn turn survey from 1,indsey's, the point
81 contact with the main lins Of the
lChesapea Ike and Ohio. iiss g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Bank Business Transferred.

8 4 l8 Especial to The lTlmesr ~ spatch.)
LOUISA. IA. July The Mineral
State Bank, Which had branch here,
jterstate Bank OF Richmond. Il The branch
here Will be con tinued, With the old OFF,
GERS In charge, ts 81 IA