The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
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NV AARBoR MASTER
Judge Waddi1l Grants A Wit ~ Of
Habcas e Corpus fo'r8 Youth Youth
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" NORFo Tx, All. Juiy y THE prayer pre-, '
yesterday of destitute Syrian wife e; and %
mother that she might hear from n 1 her
absent, husband In time to avoid the
siylng Us of her children to tho Norfolk
@eociety for tho Prevention OF II Crueltv
To Children was rev ded 70 -day. VI "a
~ In anger he had deserted her nd t Y,
little oncs her infant, now q Tout Q fort-
night Old having been born a ftcrH nc
left, but she had the hope that he would 1ll
K send for them. "a IN 4
s5 He vert from Norfolk to the Sou tn, and
rom there he Has sent her a transport a-
b ton ticket and IS In cash. Most Of her
I Immediate wants having been pr divided
$for, abe. will q leave u Monday with her Et
children for Birmingham, Ala, where her
husband will meet her NJ M is6,
JAMEsTo N v1s1TO
NJ Among tho Visitors to the Jamestown
Exposition head Qua rters TO- da VI were Mr..
I Mark u. stone, secretary Of d The Exposl:-i
tion Commissioners EAssocia ton n Of the
SUnittu states. is .like1y that ME- Stone
himself, u ms well hs Some Of vi members ne
Of the assocla ton which he will reprcsc t,
will have CONCESSIONS at the exp sitlton.
especially on the war pal In Il fact,
ESDIIlC
already secured conc essions. ~
5sfi MI. Walden Fa wcett. d noted magazine
SwriterAor washington, was also at head
quarters Mr.. + awcett is collecting II IN
formation forsst the segeral art icles that
no Is to write about the Exposit Ion,
$3s Mr. Charles w. Kofilsaat, commis ioner-
general II 81 q tie Jan1esto town Exp position
Compcny, IA Is. here to Il Give Is flnal In
strnct tons before sailing for Europe and and
other foreign lands for the purpose 5$of
exploiting the great. Exposi Ion. lille
abroad MI. Kohlsaat will visit expositions
at Tourcong, Paris ana Marsei!le ss13
al55l AZ d special n Getting 81 the 4 Board OF
Harbor Commi ssioners for N rfolk and
Portsmouth, Captain M. a Sad Her now II
the se ryicc II Oh 1.-THE New York. PhiladelfT
4phia and Norfolk Railroad. was elected
ha rbor master, III to succeed IL the v lat g.
Howard RI Johnson Captain Sad dler "
assume tie duties sc \ his new position
August LAT. 4 Captain G. y. Duke a and Cap
tain a.. Morgan were re-el ted commits
tsionors. ss i3S5
There were a. doIen' other q pplicant s
for the position TO which captain saddier
5s'' AZ B Hi,ABEAs CORPUS, E5E
g A Another Iyoun gester broke into the navy
by tI1isrepresentlng5 his age, and now u lis
mother wants to get him out. i a5 q
On petition OF I. lillian Az Runde and her
l,us band, o. W. Runde, Judg e Edmund nd
Syyaddill. Sin the ~ United States District
Court, has 81 anted q writ OF iia beas COR
nus for George 4 otto Meme or r unde,
directed to Captain bert sc.s Dillinghan,
command OF the receiving Zip Frank, rank
lin. in whose u custody the boy is alleged
Is Be- coinman ding him to prod uce = un q g
In court on July i. at y o'clock mo noon g
and there show cause wll the Y boy 5l ls
being held by him. st8ii
The boys mother and step-fa her al al
ilege that he Is under eighteen years OF
age, the age Of legal enlistnen that no
enlisted without their consent. and there
fore they demand his return TO- them:
AicNeill IS said by his mother to be but
sixteen years OF e ge.i Y 4! s8. n
A Mr. and Mrs. Runde are from st. Louis,
and George I is ALLEGED to have y listed in
the navy in that city on Me I8S33
It q Is the rule Of Judge add III TO or Or
der the discharge FROM the navy. IL
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