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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
CLUB CASES TO-DAY.
Judge Witt to Take Up Appeal
Matters From Lower Court.

K All the cases against social clubs pass
cd upon by Justice Crlltchneld IN the
Police Court and appealed TO the, Hastings
Court will be called before Judge S. 3.
Witt this morning. They are all contest
: e. b. .a ahd s'rons cou''se' = = 30
Mr.. n. o. ,NVendenbtrg is counsel for
ono and former commemorative Attor-
mon wealth's Attorney NIinetree Folkes
viii look after the interests OF the state,
and will seek to. secure convictions y, N
ali cases Several Of them are comp pr.
been imposed in the lower court against
bnrtenders for selling liquor without Il,
tconse, when it IS contendedt, by counsel
for the defense that under the INV. par
ccnses. @ ~,
The appeal cases will be, determined by
iurles, and they. will probably consume
n of tho sprcsent week. 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
FAREWELL SERVICES.
Dr.. M, Ashby Jones breaches Last
Sermon at Leigh Street Church.

An unusually large congregation heard
the last sermon of Rev. DR., NJ, Ashby
Jones at the Leigh Street Baptist Church.
last night The church WAS packed to
capacity, and several hundred were
turned away, there being insufficient
space to seat them.
Mr.. Jones did not preach special
farewell sermon. hui gave a beautiful
and feeling turn to the text lie had Sc
lected as the subject OF his las, address
as pastor of the church
In speaking Of ST. Johns vision of the
New Jerusalem, he stated that ordl-
nnrlly old men We're thought to look upon
the past for encouragement, while tho
future. Though a young man, he de-
clared he had an open and bright past
TO consider, one which had been filed
with friendships and associations that he
could never forget. and yet, through 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

I oil. nc wot,ld keep HIS look steady bcforn
lin, on the future, and the glorious New
Jerusalem. "
III closing. "God t'e With You Til We
Meet Again" was sting By the cohgrcga-
Btio,,{ standing, and mitch feeling vas
Gwith}his fntlcr, lor. j. William Jones,
and shook the hai,ds Of all who passed
out. 81 III XIII. !.
Tho morning service yesterday Kns also
largely attended, there not being ava
emit seatin the house.
REV. Dr.. Jones will leave this city NJ
1880 O'Clock to-day for Chattanooga.
where lie viii rejon his wife, who went
thtther last Wednesday, He will leave
tina city next Saturday for Columbus,
Ca. where his new phstornte lies. The
installation service Will be next Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Hold Convention in Chicago.

Mr., II. a. Collins, OF Toronto, Canada.
Imperial 2otentate OF the Imperial Coun-
Gil Ancient Arabic Order, Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine. has rescindcd tho conven-
Ing Of tho annual convention, to have
been held at Los Angeles, May 9TH and
has issued an order for the annual scs-
sion OF the Imperial Convention to be held
III Chicago. H., on the coming June 18th
and 18th. Tho session Is to convene at
10 o'clock In the morning.
The Accn Temple representatives to the
convention will be Messrs. Preston Bel
yin and George H. Steel. Richmond; u. r.
Downham, Alexandria, and Major Thomas
Nottingham, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
SELLS ON SUNDAY.
James Burke Arrested on Charge
Of Selling LIQUOR on Sunday.

A saloon keeper named James Burke.
who conducts place on North Seven
tenth Street. will be UP before his
Honor ut to-day's session OF the Police
Court. on the charge OF unlnwfully sell
ing liquor on Sunday. He was reported
at the First Station yesterday.
1t Is said that 1t negro woman was
seen to Issue from the rear OF tho bar
yesterday morning, with something In
her apron. which upon investigation
showed up as pint and quart bottles OF
.whiskey. ana beer a plenty. Asked where
she had purchased the contratand arr
sticles OF drink, she told the officer that
1t had come from Burke's place. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
GREAT FIRE. SUBDUED
With SMALL APPARATUS

a5 HARRIsVILLE,9 w. "a. q pril 929-FIre3
at 8 o'clock this morning threatened to
wipe out the entire town but was suSdued
after causing loss OF about $4,000, The
stroyed that building licked up tho First
National Bank building and then burned
the post-offca with all It's contents.
Every available man IN the town was
called upon TO fight the flames. The only
5nrc-nghting apparatus to be obtained was
two hand fro engines with which. sup,
plemcnted by n bucket brigade, the fire
was controlled. The cause la unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
NURSES WILL GRADUATE.
Interesting Exercises Will Be
Held on TUESDAY, Next.

The graduating class Of the Virginia
Hospital Training School will hold It's
commencement exercises on Tuesday
May the Sth, at the amphitheatre Of the
University College Of Medicine.
The graduating class consists Of the
following: Miss Mary Frances Lowry,
Miss Alice Lillian Montague, Miss Mary
Walker McGehee, Miss Margaret Mathews
Davis, Miss Lucy Shields Johnston. Miss
Sarah Ellen Hall, Miss Ophelia Mathews
Feamstcr, Miss Lelie Christian Dunlap
The exercises will commence at s
n clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
News of the Sick.

Mrs. II. M. Annceno left the Retreat
for the Sick yesterday, after recovering
from a spell Of sickness.
Mr.. Currin entered the Virginia, Hos
pital yesterday, and Will be operated upon
to-day.
the Virginia Hospital, who was operated
upon about two weeks ago, is convalesc'
Ing rapidly.
Grated upon yesterday at the Virginia
Nj. Holcroft, who was operated upon
at the Virginia Hospital by Dr. Harrl-
son. Will leave tomorrow for his nome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
COMES FROM COLORADO.
Youngster From the Navy Lands
IN Pichrr ond After Much Travel

Youngster From the Navy LANDS
in Richm ond After Much Travel
A small &limbcd, thin looking youngster
Z OF tender years popped up before ponce,
man at the First Station last nig4. a-n an
asked for lodging place. :,
8@ II am here from Newport News, "he ~
I worked In the navy" he asserted Win
the openncss and holiness of a Wester-
5ner "say, but that navy proposition
was a Jonah. didn't like IT. and got
the 'bobtai.' l have fifteen cents ana
want place to sleep. Say, can you put
me onto good bunk e
The officer scratched his head.
Sonny, how old are you anyway? You
are only baby
The boy replied that he was seventeen;
that his name was Jimmie Davis, and
that his parents were In Colorado, He
turned in on a cosy berth at the station
and to-day he will be sent to the Loco
motive works to get work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Will Furnish Trees Free.

Commissioners koiner has for free dis
the cutalpa spcciosa, a. tree which is used
Very much for fence posts, telegraph
poles, wood pulp. etc. They are espe-
'cinlly valuable for fence posts and teie-
very straight. The tree makes quick
growth and has given much satisfaction 9.
10 those who have planted them. Mr..
lloincr will be glad to furnish these trees
to any one desiring to grow them. ana
lie viii ship Them upon application.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
DEATHS

r,T1ARlaE.-Died yesterday Sunday
EVENING nj her home. 32a South Fourth
street, Mrs ELIZA BETIT CLARKE, Isl
" Funeral notice later,
GLEAspN.-p after brief illness,
April 90, 1906, at the residence OF Mr.,
G. ]. Blluns. 424 North TWenty-flfth
Street, +. STUART GLEASON, aged p
years, lnonths, days,
train yesterday to charlottesville. Yn.,
where the funeral Will take place THIS
y MORNING. ut 1880 o'clock q the resl-
dencc of his father, Mr.. J. II, Gleason,s
ut his home In Rich.
mond Va, in the early morning Of April
20, 1906. JOHN PEYTON MCGUIRE, son
of the late Rev, John PeYton Mcclure,
aged sixty-nIpe years.
Funeral from st. James Eplscopal
church TUESDAY EVENING, May 1st,
at s O'Clock. .ts5it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
For San Francisco.

Nd Contributions received by Mr.: joseph
Bryan Saturday for San francisco SUI 1l,,
ferers and turned over to Mr.BNN. NJ. Fill
j. II. Mastin and wife, Fredcrlclss- !, !.
burg, ~ ~
rev. David Blair, Covesvlle, Va..... so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Funeral Notices,

BRO THE funeral of Mr.. CHARLES
I BROCK will take place M ONDAy AF-
HERNOON Mt 4 o'clock from his late
residence. ~ East Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
FORMER PUPILS
y. Will HONOR him
Continued from First Page.)

a(Continued from First Page.)
influence for good that cannot be
ovcrestimated. AS II teacher, he was
always careful. palnstaklng and con-
sclentious In his methods, and was
thoroughly prepared. Being q spcn-
did judge Of men and of character,
j he has been exceedingly fortunate III
tho choice Of Ills assistants, who nave
have done much to make his school
one of the most efficient In the South.
Many OF his old boys received no
other training, and from his doors
went forth to the battle of life. lie
has taught many boys. They are
everywhere. Some arc in the army.
some are In the navy, some are min-E
listers Of the gospel, some are editors.
and many are In business life. An old
merchant told mo the other day that
McGuirc's school was more than q
4 school; that 1t was one Of Richmond's
most famous institutions; that on
change and In the mnrts Of trade his
old pupils were the leaders of COM
mcrcal life. Back Of Mr.. Mcclure,
tho teacher, Is Mr.. Mcclure, the man.
And although, 1t is difficult TO sep
.arate and distinguish bel ween the
two, yet there are differences He
has been n father not only to the
fathcrlcss, who have sat at his feet ;
during his many years Of usefulness,
but he was father to every boy
who ever attended hts school. It has
been said that a great mans frend-
ship Is the gift Of heaven and so his
old boys regard the friendship of Mr..
Meg uiren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Eppa Hunton Potts.
10 The Tlmes-

a = (E&OfClUIsIID 7 TTU 7 IIIF--I7IHPtFFC71'7
CHASE CITY, VA, April o0.-Eppa
Hunton Potts died ut his residence hero
on Saturday evening, after a. brief II
this county from Loudoun about. twenty
years ago. He was prominent n busl-
ness, and man OF strict Integrity and
two children. His intcrment at Wood
land Cemetery was attended this aftcr-
noon by a large concoursc OF people,
Henry M. Daniel.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 29.-Mr.
Henry NJ. Daniel. nfty-eight years old. "a
native of Charlottesville and n relative
OF Senator John W. Daniel, died at his
home In this city tonight OF heart dis
ease He was proprietor Of the Baltimore
Journal Of Commerce. widow and four
children survive. The body WILL DO
shlpcd to Louisa, Va. tomorrow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
IN MEMOR1AM.
OUR FRANK.
In Mcmoriam.
j.. FRANK DON .EAVY.
Died April -, 1906.

r have often sung In. heart throbs-
! Never from any pathos shrnnk,
But now I am so choked With SOD,
cannot sing of him-our Frank
1Je has gone away, forever gone.
viii, angels to live and al Is gloom,.
: 1 For - Frank lies In the tomb 4.
7,e Is anchored on eternal shore
The bitter chnlice we drank. TN
%, God! BE kind to Frank
~ - Kathleen Don Ieavy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
lanes r. TAYLOR.
,Ials N Tha TIncs-TJispatch

(Sk1ecIal u The TImcs- DIspatch.l
PLUM POINT. VA, April 2s.-Mr.
James r. Taylor. one of the Oldest. Il
not the Oldest, man In this SECTION, died
early5athis morning. Mr.. Taylor was 90 4
years old and u very highly respected
III NJ flfa ~ Mill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
$40 IlIsII-I 81
OBITUARY..
Henry billiard.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
4FREDERIC ltSBURG. VA. April 90
Henry billiard. OF Rappahannock county
died few days ago. after lingering
Illness aged sixty years. He is survived
by his widow and eleven Children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

ENLARGED RECORD.
The Eleven Fertilizer Cases Must
BE Certified u. a Nh

7. ,rle .lnwyers in the famous case OF the
United States against the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company and theirs have
decided to have prepared for the Supreme
Court of5the United States Is complete
records in nll OF the eleven casos II This
Will make what will pro badly be the most
voluminous record ever taken from Viz
ginia to the hihhest court In tho land on!
It will be about 4 1900 Il legal cap pages
closely typewritten = = 2. NS Brady, the
clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts,
Is expected to have this voluninous record
In the hands OF the clerk OF the Supreme
Court at washington In thirty days from
the date OF Judge Goff' Is decision deny
ing tho petition for o writ OF hnbens
corpus in the case OF James Ct Tinsley-----
that is. TO say, by August 14th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
WILL GET THE ROOMS.
CITY Hall G Committee Accedes TO
55t, !, ,LV;shfo &c II ealth Board.

While the Committee on g - rounds ~ ana
buildings Tiled of uortin last n.sn..
sthat body coin posed 81 N essrs. Gilntn',..
E.TG Wiiliams md Elicit, sec ttyor |,
ably upon the ton of Ithe Health
Department for, tho suite of. rooms on q
3the fourth moor 81 the hall, g formerly 4p 1crt
Scupied q 81 the State Cor poration 4 Com NJ
miss On. nglncer Cutshaw. I'M he aIl-;
While. nd given his assent. This N llDaMs
sthnt he three rooms formerly used sIy
3ti,s STATE, one Il which, Is cp u
sby tho city bncterio lQglst. VII va il y!
home OF tha8new n y % nt,
one VII be Or. Levy y prlYateskoom m
other tho general office Of - depar t-l
mont and the Q Their no
Of the bacteriologist, as AZ present
Mr. Elicit, Il member q g the hall com pm
Smittee, IL IN Atlanta. but the tier5StW 70
members. being quorum. cf1 ecfiullyg
acted. .s9 55t SIS
8The matter 81 $equippiz1g and furnish Ing
tho rooms will have TO go before th t
Council ~ 9ss y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
r. PHARMACISTS IN
COURT ] R To '!.| morrow v
Ml|Iot Thought That h. Charges Will Viii.
|, F /. , ! "a, Vigorppsly Pressed + At
II 4 This Time. .3

The pharmacists who were reported BY;
Captain Whltlock for alleged violation!
of the State laws governing the drug
business will have a hearing before the
Police Court to- morrow. t Il Those N who;
have so far been notified are Messrs.j
George Arheart, w. w. Richardson w.
p. Partin,s w. c. Saunders and Nv illlamP
{ II. Shook. They were 5sumomned in an
Informal way: through the Police Depart
ment.8 No bond for appearance was re-
squired. and 1t Is hardly thought that the
penalty. II any Is 4 administered, Will be
moro than a reprimand. It is known tina
many we'll meaning members OF the trade
fail to secure the proper licenses through.
care lessness. and the sum mons was APP
parently made to remind all alleged vlo-
iators OF the laws that such must BIO fol-
lowed to the let ter. f AZ, stj
4 The present law requires "a license tax
OF 81 for every registered, pharmacist in
Virginia and In most cases the paying
OF the taxes have simply been neglected.
H !; Tho Drug Clerks 9Associa lion Is. said
TO have agitated the movement against
gylolators OF tho laws, and the Phar ma 4
ceutical Association OF & Yirg inla Il Is IN
perfect accord with any movement look @ 81
Ing to- the upholding OF the laws. ia
El It is reported that more5 druggists may
lie summoned before saturday. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
II Ovv$ HAS % FF1C ~.
Ex-prisoners' Aid Society Better
Ri Equipped for Y FORK. 8il5s ID

Tho HI pf tyoners. ID Society of yiri-t
Ryifia nov has itt ofiloe8 ana headdu q y
1T NJ No. 5062 Ea g Mair treete N N r.l
George II. lev, the stiporiiii en q ~ ny
i'd lively pushing the work and ls meet
Ing witt, encouraging result !, NJ s. ]. n.
robabl no the work is more IS
every Sunday the superi tender,t holds i.
and tshnnso Iis offered The mem who at.
" e nan aoi
the. socicty, spoke 10 The men viii, fine
effect and AIss VII -k tIfnes
$Thls rs tho nitarium o. the pen ten
tlary atl OFFERS inportant i,eld q q
sbothSAtrong Hi Of The como anu
management the farm by END
ont Dhyi III n. y
mapped out for ~
six months sof Experience has sfNov ni I,
the greae, nesa q
making ilne records, while miles +, q
have beer lelped15 In pie
y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Pickett Camp Outing.

93Pickett Camp, dIaV.,8 at their lastLmeetIng
decided TO hold an ll-dny outing at 1dlewood
lies ,of tho members Will 80 out in tho morn
Ing and VIII be tolned later liz TIE day by
The infringement will provide special features
for their guests. Tho date OF the outing WILL
be fixed at the. meeting next NJ ondays NJ ght.
4 Kcssnich s Band has an unusually attnc-
tive programme for the two daily concerts at
lakewood all this week rs VI. y 3 s88 "a u,
race between Hurricane. the trotting ostrich,
and horse belonging TO a vol known itizen.
This race may take place on the Speedway
shortly. X
Prot. Wright Will give his calloonascens'on
and parachute jump Saturday at o. clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
SEVEN NEW CHARTERS.
STATE alton co1nIris Iala Az u
i5fSgsthorizes Many Industries. fBora

P'A SHss.- IA is;.jt
sthor:izes Many Industries. i$ssj
ne state Corporation Comm ion has
granted the following charters
"a N. il. HID O'Dea Company (Incorpo ted
Norfolk. n. 81 u. o. Dea, president and nd
treasurer: N. VIE o Dea, Weep esld emit 4
Newport News; Charles II. . Treakle "a III.
secretary and manager, N orfolk g pi-
tai, $4,000. 5S . Ss8 !, s,3 !,
%l Lawrenceville Steam Laundry Corp'o 20
ration, La wrenceville.s Nv. ri 8. Thomas,
spresid ant II. Warwick, vice-p eside ant
and general manager; w. 8, PEBBLE! p! sec
rotary and treasurer. LaWrenceYiiie.t sap
,falyr * 600 81 .tayis ffgi II
ss9The Fuller Raymond Brick Company
EHncorporated), q N orfolk, George g. 4 Ray
fmond, PRESIDENT; NJ J. Curry w vice resi-
dent. L., J. Fuller, secretary. and treas
iuror, Norfolk county. Capital, S2' Gov
Sl3 Carlin- Hulfishg Company (Incorporat ted.
Alexandra. Worth Hulfish, president and
treasurer; George B. Carlin, firsS 53vi ICE
president; James r.. Carlin. second VICE ICE
president, Alexandria Capital, S1oO, Co.,
a Ar Osborne Company (Incorporated).l
Norfolk. a. NJ n Osborne president and
Treasurer: Gilmer T. Y Elliott secretary;s
s. Burnwell Bragg, n orfolk Capital
$4,000. III rs nm
Colonization Society (Incor-
porated) !, Norfolk. 70. Edward Cole, presi-
dent, Norfolk; 4, Hundley Ogburni vice
president. South Till B; Thomas vs. s llel;.l
ton, counsel, Norfolk. Capital, 500 ooo;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

-ses Is ~ Fa2 81 w Nk 1
from the! St1Jyarti IRONS Works yesterday
morningt askifg 1 FORT shrbit tation.i II, re-
gard to tearing down the condemned
concrete foundations. He consulted with
Commemorative At torney IN Nv endcnburg,
and they decided that arbitration was out
of the question, and that nothing could
be done except to tear down 1 the walls.
SIT has not yet been ecided whether
the entire walls will be torn down, but
1t is understood that Mr. Bryant will
aovas t anat WSiiS FIJI IL sS
on the contractor;ieas the civilizations
contain thatT reau irelfien
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
MYsTER 8 3 CITIZEN
Has '. Lived Here Six Years, but "
4 Will Not Tell Of Himself.

4, Whit man who gave his name hs lrrat
theFbhsfge of being Il suspicious character.
He + would give no informant hfn 10 what ha
GIG &iiis Richmond orwhero he eHine from y
ease tsns 4c6n tlnned until the Sth In order 70
allow time IN Whcl, " lok s ttg
sefseans arrested ,,ia mat, tato uest
day night. 81 nc Ger asked Il HIM where ne
W g, Koirk. and received an qnsWs, TINT that
m; There your home r asked The officer
III eren atisWered 13oller.-se . M 3 WI.
long been living M
Whom do you know herc?'' sSS8
~ vera 20 cemen, n tSi iS2 5g
Yer see me before 2" II I, ai(3
want to SOC YOU now, .,a
think you will go With INC FOR q while
Until find out some thing about YOU HI sold
tho on cer and tho reply or tho ma no is
full 9f dope or a Erect
ytfinE,F have YOU ~ g} II VI
n He refused to give. any Informal ton regard
Ing ahis life when asked e do 80 " Wednesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
LARGE new INDUSTRY
] STARTS 0N BELLE ISLE
Richmond caital Puts Enterprise
in Motion That Win En-
ploy Many Men.

y K. .
The Virginia 1sipe End 5FDnaary CoG.-
pany. 0,se u Hchuiofid'e latspt industrial
nntsrpria-.A, commenced otssss,ioGs 81
their Iargs nev building On Eeils LIE
yeatsfda9. T'h.S e5yhyl,slIly isa& f.ft4stsd t.
hplegdie afe.i n1i!6iax IN tn isian1.
2l9 ~ ~ .ee,, ard tissy IND D>.sy.es rU0
ana q nan 2rfts NJ grOgfsd. In IL ttsy
ha;e jrStslIied ssIi tEs Iss<lsEs<.fy ntlasrn
maAhihsfI m ltH n.s.1ssts1stQys N fsaxt
iron FOL idIE an ntt,rsEs N ~ xttGs,
The building el,., kS.lllJ, a5sd tl,s ma.
tg'Hary Gp!te ~ ntjGi., sfysa tsHncxft
starts @f With 4 ff>ft@s m ssxty Wary~
men hHd nEy e4pe<t W sscyaES ms
nuHf1T fAD!d!I tI.'il t;.s4f sssy.rD1 si.aaii
haze ON u IN bS.s Gy@t. IN nm
Tta oihfs'e N o4e tEas<4.4ty re tff1,aAeas
y. Wh"Hi"flknt, ptsttlsGt. O, Nsxsf.s.x,
~ y'c.-laE1dSshsi Usfry nm, s4tYs,
tary ard ire'esafer, sfH Cf.sstsa Nl,t.ts4
bourne, auD+rihifD,sDs. gf.9 epiasAny
nus r;sn lafcrp@Ha1ttf mn, stfis44, ts.1sssi,
ana u ~ ~ itssfaYrd H<N4y. sl,1.s al
tho best>kf1pwn nllsIf7.,a H,eq. H. ~, lSs/
being affonB tbs st<Si.aesaxy 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
81 WAIVED EXAMINATION h
Wyatt, Who Used Basel ball Bat
Sent On to Grand Jury. 81

5ss ". r. Wyatt was up before s3' Squire
Lewis at the Henrico Courthouse yes
terday, charged with striking Luther Win!
free on u the 3 hcad with IA asebnll bnt.
The attack occurred several weeks ago
ut Glen Allen Winfree was Mt court aa
a witness. Hef has about recovered from q,
his huff that he st III does not
know VIII VII Wyatt struck him.
Mr.. HI IN h Smith, counsel for Wyatt.
waived an examlnation,$ and the case
was sent 81 to the grand jury. Wyatt.
who gave 10000 ball Is hell for the same q
amount TO appear before the Circuit ,it5
Court, s IN sfsst {{ssgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
i Entertain the Deacons.

B Mr. and Mrs. Nv. b. Huffevery elight-
fully entertained the 4 deacons- cots Fair
mount Baptist Church and their pastor.
Rev. r "A. T. N King, and Rev. Mt. Stuart,
of Yenable Street Bapt lst Church, in their
home few evenings ago: Music was tho q,
chief feature OF the evening $ amusement.
Dainty refreshm is were served at 1n-
tervals. Those present were Rev. q. II
King, II Rev. Mr.. Stuart. Messrs. ~ esse
BInford, Andrew Strickland, lille White,
Thomas Moo oo1x, 81 Ed ward Il 'ralley. James
Wooden, George Saunders, James South
worth and Russell II ler ;;S Mr. mes lf.
James Atkinson, Mrs W. T, u huff /. m rss
NJ. C.. Johnson Misses IutfFnnd I1t rs
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KEEN INTEREST IN THE
NATTER OF: D.| { !. J; Al !. J:
Remaining constab less Pc Pc Net Net
Know Whose Head VIII q
Fall Next. M 4 y

II Conjecture as tosswho will lose his
head next Is still topic OF much ii y;
tereat about the u Henrico Courthouse
since3 the dismissal by Judge Scott Of
special Constables anglo, Sims g. and
Camp. IA VI .S8 55 i. /,
when seen. yesterday MI. Sims said
that for his own part he was glad OF
the dismissal; that financially It was q
losing proposition to him. lille Wor l't:i
ing at good wages he would have to stop
and 70 out to serve q 4 warrant Which
paid him less than . dol lar, n .sgi b *
Mr.. Camp Is not Of the same opinion
lie is highly Indignant, and feels that
an, injustice has been done him squire ?
Angle also thinks that lls son was not
treated exactly right In being dismissed,