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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
I MEMORIAL DAY.
Stanton Women Deck Graves of
Those Who Died in War. fls

Especial to The Times Dispatch:)
.STAUNTON, VA, June Confederate
to-day by the Southern soldiers of Two
wars--the war between the States and the
Spanisll-American strlgg le.
8#Out at Thornrose Gem etery, where sleep
the thousands dead from the hltt iefelus
OF Cross Keys New Marriott. Piedmon,t
and other battle points insthe SHENANDOAH
Valley, the women widows, mothers ana
daughters Of long dead Confederate heroes
decked each grave with wreath OF h rosS3S.
8, F Gregory. q long procession a : sem S}nr
Marshal George ~ Glenmer. the Stone one
wall Brigade Band t,Aug y "a Gu,nas'
Sons OF Veterans and large nTm a nh or
figure was the thin gray line. or Gonieu,
crate heroes. with bowed shoulders M, nnu
ilimping gait, A large number OF county
People came to town to ioin. the process ICES.
sion, and during the morning exercises Use
business was practically suspended mo =!
sneaker OF the day Y was slntroduced a Dyi
Captain Thomas y. Ransom. !.
Tho Daughters Of the Confederacy a &c
OF honor, and also one 70 MISS ~ in hoii
Shnnholtzer, daughter OF Minor Sl'lh mort
Zor.5 as descendant OF a veteran. .ss4 33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
MONTAGUE ASKS
TO Be EXCUSED ! |: | !
Commission on Pan-American
Conference Precludes Speaking
in North Carolina.
EXPRESSES DEEPEST REGRET.
Superintendent Of Chelsea, Mass,
City Schools Will Appear
Instead.
Special 70 Tho Times Dlspatch.)I

Especial to Tho Times . spatch.)
RALEIGH, N. 6, June 8. 81 Secretary II.
~. W.. Conner, Of the North Carolina
Teachers Association, has received q
letter from ex-G Governor a. ]. Montague,
Virginia, asking to be released from 9, n
his engagement Il address the assembly
on the. evening Of June 18th, for the
reason that he has consented 4. to serve n,s
American Conference, which meets at
Rio dc Janelro July 21st, and his COM
mission recesslthtes his leaving
this country June 18th. He ex.
pressed deep regre = ut the necesslty I, Of
icancelng the engagement here and tho
hope or meeting the educational forces
of; North Carolina af some future time.
of Governor Montague from the ppo-f
era nlme They have substituted ,ts SUPER
S(Nrass.) city schools for his place on the
programme, 50 that Friday night VIII
still sbc one OF the best Of the sessions
of the assembly. which will be II. session
juno 18th to 18th, and Will be followed y
by the North Carolina Summer School,5
continuing three weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Everett Wilkins, who has been III, Is
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Chidren's Day will be observed In the
Methodist Episcopal Church to-da vat 80
O'Clock. A very Interesting programme
has been arranged. and all are looking
forward to It with pleasure. i IS
Mrs. Charles Spencer. of Newport News,
spent tho past week In the village, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Rudd. at
s"Sunny Side
Mr.. Thomas Gebhardt visited his sister,
a Mrs. Frank r. Read. during the week.,
4 He. will leave shortly for Connecticut to-
spend some time, l
!. Iev. w. a. Il Jeffreys, wife and baby
have returned from a pleasant visit to
his old home. In buckingham county. n
Miss Emma FIarker, of Ph iladelphla. is
q guest OF Mrs, =. 8. Read, She for
3merly lived In the village. sii
Mrs, r. s, Read and Miss Jennie Hudr
gins were delightfully."- entertained for
several days during the past week at
THE Fins" In Chesterfield county, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r ebert Savage, N.
Mr. Bohrent and family moved from
Wisconsin on the LIST of the month and
have taken apartments at "BellYieW,"
where they Will remain until he can se-
cure q farm on which to settle. $
I Mr.; ]. Harvey Atklsson has recovered
from the Injury he received during the
past Week. He came very near losing
his eyesight while at his place Of busl-
ness in Richmond.
Mr.. ~. II. Hardy, who spent several
weeks with friends and relatives In Boss
ton, has returned to his home, much
benefited by the pleasant trip,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
WOMAN CALllD;I0
DOOR, MURDERED [. [: D ID
Struck Down and Killed iii the
Presence Of Her Aged
Mother.
JEALOUSY POSSIBLE MOTIVE I \ Z:
Woman Had Recently Brought
Suit for Divorce from
Husband.
JEALOUSY POSSIBLE MOTIVE vs.
(Bys5Associated Press.)

NJ NEW DIRK Juno a. Tho dent OF
the murderer OF Mrs. Alice Klnhan, who
was struck down on the stoop OF her home
IN the borough Of the Bronx last night.
was still d mystery to the police to-day.
The. motive which prompted tho murder.
was also unsolved, but tho police were at
work upon the theory that It might have
been jealousy es3 4; 4;
Mrs. Klnnan lived with her mother Mrs.
Louisa NJ. Stanton, IS years old. II, an old
and decaying mansion surrounded by
lawns and tshrubbery at Washington ave-.
nuc and 1S9th street, Bronx. At nine
O'Clock last night she was called to the.
door by an unknown person, who, thout
q word struck Their fatal blow on tho:
head. NJ, n, u, Il 81 y
Al Left Weapon. !,j,5
heSmurdererfthen sappeared but left
n piece of gas pipe with which the murder
was done. Mrs. Stanton, the victim 8,
mother, IS so aged and so much shocked
by the crime as to be Of little service In
locating he murderer. ~ III
That jealousy or revenge may have
been the &nlotive (which prompted tho ass
sault was suggested to the police by the
discovery that d contractor Cllnchy,Sdied
in Mrs. Klnnan'si home while call ling upon
sherStwos weeks ago, and also that Mrs!
BKinnans had employed q lawyer to bring
suit 70 divorce from her husband, from
whom she separated eight years ago. $ssiss}H
The police to do were trying to- find a;
man who isEsaid to have been frequenti
caller on Mrs. amman during the last
two mon this It wa IS sa Id o-day.s thai
sClinchy3} had been q visitor at Mrs Il Kin
mans homets for five years, against the
wishes Of his family. ri Il
Husband Missing.
The mystery in which, the easel hid.
den is deepened by the fact that the
whereabouts of2Mrs. Kin1an's husband is
unknown. After trying In vain for two
years to find him and bring suit against
him. Mrs. Kinnan believed him to- be!
dead, until three weeks ago, when he.
Z was reported to be In Brooklyn. .l
"a The search for him was renewed 4 by
Mrs. Kinnan' s lawyer. Z but without result.
The police took up the search for him
to-day In the hope that he could give
them clue to 3elther the motive Of the
crime or the identity Of the murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Property Transfers.

Rlclmond: n, NJ. BoXley to George d.
tPearman. S2lS feet on n Street north
east corner Of Jessamine Street. $40.
John Washington Hughes to Eva r.
Bruce, 44h feet on the cast line OF
Eighth Street. 673 &c feet north OF Leigh
Street. subject to deed Of trust for
$1,000. $1,000, NJ;
Evans. 10 feat on tho west limo OF Twon-
ly-hfth Street. 20 feet north Of Leigh
Street, $1,000.
.SS Henry Greener ana wife to G. William
and y, May Greener, 2sM feet on tho
south side OF Grace Street, 1923 feet
east of Allison Street. $4,000,
Henrco: w. q, 4. Bass and wifo 70
David Ferguson, 97N acres south Of
Three Chop Road. about ~ miles west Of
Richmond. S625
Q, S. Henley and wife TO same two
acres on south side OF Three Chop Rond.
David Ferguson to @. G, Eddins. two
tracts OF land aggregatlng 99ai acres, on
and south of the Three Chop Road, about
thirteen miles west of Richmond. 81 $50.
Tax Title Company Of Richmond to II.
u. Ferguson, lot No, 20 in square No. II.
plan OF Highland Park, $50. q
John S. Quarles, executor. and Mary,
] Il. Quarles to james r. Werth, 10.3SS
acres on the Hermitage Road, about b1a
miles north al Richmond, $1,000. l4
y, M. peasy and wife to Stuart A.
Weiss, 80 feet on the north line OF Mar-
shall Street. G5 feet cast of High Point
Avenue. SA25 u. "a
w. G. Thomason and wife to Robert
w. Harris, rs acres adjoining the lands
of Henley and others. sl2b, q
Catherine 4. Micliuels to Sarah G.
Leigh, IS feet on the south side OF Oak
Wood Avenue. 5o5feet on the north side
of Dickinson Street. 1865 feeg IN south
side of Dickinsea Street and $685. feet OIL
the north side of Garrison Street. s2,sOO.
Lewis Ginter Land and Improvement
Company 10 Hunter Il, Frisehkorn. lots
4 " and Is In block g. plan Of Gfnter Park,
32,$60.
M. Kelley to II. A. Woodward, &c feet
on the west line Of Tewnty-nrst Street,
five feet south OF Braner's Lane, $780,
4 Louise S. and John -. Muller 10 Rich
mond Traction Company, l2sl2 acres at
sputheas, corner Of Garrison Street ana
Min Avenue. $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
HOWARD S|0MER.sI
WILL RECOVER.
Several Marriages Will Take
Place iii Petersburg During
HI the Month.
GIRLS SAIL FOR OLD WORLD.
Man Injured BY Propeller Of
Gasoline Launch Said to
be Improving.
\ tspecla1 Ia. The Tincs- pispatch.l

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatch)
IS PETERSBURG. VA. June e.--Howard
somers, the boy so dangerously injured
Z In a box factory at clnremont last Thurs
day evening. IS getting on very well ut
the Home for the Sick here. lie is not
yet out OF danger. but has a very good
chance for recovery. The skull was ter
8ribly fractured and both legs were bro
!. ken.
Cards are out fort wedding Of Miss
Bessie Mnttox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
20. W. Mattox to Mr. Homer Young, OF
this city, at Market Street Methodist
Church, June goth.
Miss Marie Estelle Dean, daughter Of
4 Mr.. and Mrs. e.. c. Dean, Will be mar
ried to Mr.. Robert Crawiey5 Jones at the
residence of the brides parents, on Wash-
ington Street Thursday evening, June
14th.
5 5.5!5ay:s PREACH ANNUAL SERMON.
IA Rev. Or. j. S. Foster, pastor OF rabb
Street Presbyterian Church, will totmor
row deliver the annual sermon before
the Young Mems Christian Association
OF William and Mary College.
Miss Mary Triplett Patteson. Miss Ann
Bell Paterson and Miss Helen Yenables
will sail from New York on June 4 9th
to travel in England and on the conti-a
$ncnt for several months.
asi Mr.. Orlando g. Hinton, who has been
5verx i'll with tetanus for several days
his home OH Washington Street, is
Mr.. Hinton was injured BY
S,the propeller Of a gasoline launch, which
fswent aground on a sand bank IN the
SAppomattox River. A deep cash was
%cut in his leg while he was attempting
5Sto get the launch anoat. E}4s
ssgS Rev. D. X. valthall, of Richmond, Will
,ot5 TIL, at
& byterian Church. tx 3s sf ssi 4 s5
,S3{ FOOT BADLY CRUSHED. iss: s "A s
Rcade Clary, newspnpe err carrier about
< sixteen years old. was severely injured
late yesterday afternoon on Liberty
street by an unrulyi horse In the Memo
S5rial Day parade. The boys foot was
badly crushed 85t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
MAKE CEMENT i BRICK Ri
ON EXTENSIVE \ I SCALE
Blackstone Contemplates q Com
plete Sewer syss-
tenn.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatoh

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
H BLACSsTONE,3 VA, June 9-There
has been organized and put into opera
ton here during the last few days a
firm known as the Leigh and Gray
Cement Brick Manufacturing Company.
1t lis n new enterprise for Blackstone;
yet 1t has a bright business future be-
fore at. Their output is large, and
already they have more orders than they
can I'll, this locality being peculiarly
gndapted to the making OF this high order
OF Cement brick. I,
a plant for tho manufacture fof soda
water and handling It In bottles has re-
Gently been opened up hero. They deliver
soda each day at the various stores in
tho town Of Blackstone and also TO the
stores In the rural districts, This con-
Germ has already proven great con-
ivenenco to tho merchants, and Is do-
Ing IN nice business,
k There Is plan on foot to put In a
thorough and complete system Of sewer
age, water mains and lighting equip
ment, The lighting and water of the
town arc already In good shane. but the
sewerage needs Improvement, and the
Town Council Is taking steps In the dlrec-
ton Of adding TO the sanitary conditions
of the town In every way posHib 10. there
by increasing its already exceedingly
'healthfnl condition. Under the new ar,
arrangement, the town Is Il to have free
horse troughs. which are greatly needed,
and will be able to have the streets
Isprlnkled twice every day during the
seasons when sprinkllng Is needed, IA
Tho Y, NJ, G, a. of the town have Just
completed the furnishing Of their new
reading rooms and have III them a we'll
appointed equipment Of reading matter
md games The tables are filled with
the hest and most mp tordate magazines
and periodicals. all being sane, INSTRUCT
tive and entertaining. The association
expects to put in a well-eqnipped and
iup-to-date set of baths, such as showers
and tuba which will be free to the
members. +
Miss Belle Reade, Of Chatham, Is visit
Ing the home OF Mr.. p, NJ. Stith.
MIR. Samuel It. Dpes has been to South
Hill this week OIL business,
Z Misses Mary and Elizabeth Crank, OF
Louisa county. are Visiting the home Of
Mr.. ID, W, Perkins here.
Miss Elizabeth Manson, Of Jorgensen,
Lunenbug county, is visiting the home
5of Mrs. Terry Stokes. IN West Black'
stone. st65
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
ff4fI a t4s IL at4 III h
WHITE [AB0RERS
CHASE BlD BLACK.
Serious Situation IS Narrowly
Averted Other Trouble Seems
to be Imminent.

s Especial TO The Tin -DTl spatch.)
E ARVONIA, VA June 9,---Another clash
between white and black operative IN
the qunrries here took place to- day y ana
a serious difficulty was narrowly sayerted..
Bernard Wootten, son OF SlV LEY Nyootten.
manager forathe- Richmond Slate. Com
pany, got into a difficulty With a negro
llaborer in the same quarry, William Allen
by name. After the difficulty was APP
.parently over lien returned to the place
where young Wootten was at work, and.
running past him, tiredia revolver at him
mt close range. The negro then ran off.
the white laborers of the quarry all in
full pursuit, Tho negro made his escape,
but n warrant was immedix ely sworn
out through Justice Thomas r. Shaw, and
Officers are now searching for the negro.
a seriously difficulty may result from tho
AFFAIR. u IL ls8 iss IS A
This makes the third serious clash be-
tween the races in this locality within
the past two months. Conditions nre get
ting more serious AL the time. and It
seems that 1T is only aSquestion of time
before there is still more serious trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
TOOK HTS OWN life
IN THE ] BATHROOM B. !.
Had Been Discharged BY His
Firm and Owed Hotel
Money.
lspeciai to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)8

q Especial to The Times -Dispa tch.)
n ROANOKE, VA, June 9.-yNlr. Robert
Z B, Grove, travelling salesman for tho
tPelknapa Hardware Company, Of Louis
vile, Ky,5 was found dead In bath s
room Of the Hotel Roanoke early this
morning. with o. hole In the back OF his
head. from Which his brains were ooaing,
and a revolver by his side, He was in
debt to the hotel for board. and several
days ago gave the proprietor Mr., Fred
T., Foster. a check for 500 on the firm,
1t was returned unpaid yesterday. and
the. PROPRIETOR got aftsr him about i.
He had also lost his place wlthssthe
firm, and doubtless this was the cause
of suicide. He left q letter addressed
ia Mr. Foster, in which he stated that
his mother would pay. the bill and that
he selected the bathroom SO a,s not to
damage the ed-rooal, He left four other,
lelters-on TOT his mother, one to ms
wife. one tokthe Arm and the other 70 il
a female relatiVe These were sealed,
and were mailed. He was about thirty
years Of age,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
MATCH STARTED FIRE.
Hot Iron Came in Contact With
Match in Coat & Pocket.
alto INC TImes-Dispatch.)

0E'T lSpecInl TO TIC q -
NORFOLK. VA June 9.--Flre today
destroyed the clothes cleaning est apllsh-
mer,ts' Of @, Order and Norman L.
f Guy, and the furniture IN q wnreroom
of iJmstadter- Myers Company and Iielnz's
pickling plant were damaged By smoke
ana water. "
A match IN a coat pocket N Orders
place started tina fire. The coat was
being cleaned with benzine; a hot iron
camo In contact with the tch and
or 1t went. Tho whole shop was soon
In flames. and the flames were lot stop
bed until they had spread to tho cleaning
as tabl!shment OF Norman l., Guy. adj
joining, Much Of the clothing In Orders
place was destroyed, but much s,;..f was
taken from Guys place before tho fire
got into Il,
The total damagei may reach 5000,
whichis partly covered by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Scientific Cure for Fits

& Science has at last discovered a cure. for a
s,,ease, which has always h beer, regarded tas
liz dscoyerer,F q we'll Known .YashInstoll nves-
tga tor. terms II. e for sale ~ this city py
where 1t has been tried has Demonstrated lis
wonderful power to strengthen the nerves feed
tho nerve centres with new force and strength
and conquer epilepsy, .tsi9
Polk Miller pruE company has 40 much faith
Its discovered q well known Wnahlngton nyss,
the remarkable, results following It's Use here
IN spokane, Lthat hs guarantees complete iad
run no risk in taking Elixir Kosne on these
terms, Use this great remedy and !, once more
epileptia seizures. Price 81 80. Mall orders
Allied, The Kosne Co., washington, ~, CT, or
Ralk Alllsy Drug Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Solve d abor Problem.

81 ..ss Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
CHARLOTTE,8N. c. June ,9.-Mr. s.. s.
eMcNinch !. has received another party Of
foreign laborers, who were sent out this
morning to his brick plant on the Catawbn
River. The party consists Of sixteen
Germans. the ma ority Of them young
men. iS Mr.. AcNinchs has been highly
pleased with the energy and industry Of,
the Germans, WHO have been at work.
for several weeks, and he believes that
this last lot will solve the labor problem
for him, He now has q bout thirty-flly
foreigners at work. s3.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
FULTON NEWS

Chlldren's Day will DO celebrated Sun
day, June 1Tth,s at Willis Methodist
Church, Henrico county. An excellent
programme is being prepared. There VIII
also be al.day services on that day.
t5sS Mr. William Sutherland, OF New Y ork, (
Is WISH ting his mother on Nicholson Street
Mrs. walter Johnson is very sick q t.
her home !nsVnrina.
ii Miss En- ma Tuck, OF Hampton Is visit,
ling her sister, Mrs. Walter johnson. in
iVarina.
Miss Bessie Nelson is visiting relatives
IN Newport News. s
554s W. T. .Teear and "A. j. Shufelt have
accepted n position In Guilford, Conn. N
Mrs. Gertie RamsA'. of EDanyllle, Is
visiting relatives in Fulton. 8
Mr.. Charles Marlowe.s OF Detroit, Mich..5
i Is visiting relatives in ! Fulton. a
y Mrs. a. r. McCalley and son, Archie.
2Jr., are visiting relatives in Fredericks-i
burg. a @
&53 Miss Annie p. Welsh, OF y Louisiana
Street. is visiting relatives in Washing
a ton and Baltimore. 81 5
q Mr.. "A. Cosby, Of Fulton Hill, who has
4 been suffering from a badly swollen foot.
\ is improving 81 e u Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kay ale visiting
relatives In Nansemond county.
Mrs. Fountain BcwS and children left
Friday for Gloucester county. where they
will be guests Of relatives for several
weeks. 3
Mrs. William Booth and on.left to-day
for Norfolk. where they will be the
guests of.Alrs. Booths sister for three
weeks. pr 4tl Il
( Charles Wood, OF Norfolk. was a recent
visitor TO Fulton
III, O.. Jordan, Of Bralnhleton. is visiting
In Fulton,
Mr.. 4, r. Pond, Of SUFFOLK. is the guest
of his relatlYe, 8, "A. Bailey, on Will
tliamsburg Avenue, II
Mr., Ernest Whitlock has returned from
visit to Washington. 90 se e Il
Mrs, II. c, Barrow visited friends IN
Fredericksburg recently. s53.
sThe Fulton Baptist Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic at Beach Park,
West Point, June 21st.
4 Mrs. Richard Hicks Is sick. at her home
on Fulton Street. S5 tS
!, Tho Misses Mclcwens. of Petersburg,
were recent visitors to Fulton. h
The ladies' Aid Society Of Fulton Bap-
fist Church meets Monday afternoon In
the lecture room.
The Christian Endeayor Society Of Ful-
ton Baptist Church meets Monday night
in the lecture room. "a.
Mr. Cleveland Doe has returned to his
nome at Roanoke ISLE fater visit
of several weeks with relatives and
friends II. Fulton, 81 y. !. "a
Councilman and Mrs, +, II. CARRIER and
their little daughter, Josephine. are VISIT
Miss Naomi Wright has returned from
pleasant trip to Wa sh.ngton.
Irwin the little son Of Mr., and Mrs
q "A =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
#Borges Guilty.
(By Associated Press.)

(E3y7 -A5sOtIatc1 IITessJ $50 ~
BOSTON, MASS Juno 9.--Guilty on
one count Of conspiracy and seventy
three counts Of larceny, was tho jurya's
verdict to-day in the case Of Ferdinand
II. Borges, whose trial has been in pro-
gress for the past three weeks In the
superior court. Borges had been indicted
In company with former Congressman
William d. Owen, of Indiana, on 126
counts Of larceny and two OF conspiracy
In connection with promoting the Ubero
Plantation Company, of Boston and
Mexico, Owens has not been arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Welded in Washington. Y.

Mr.. Lindsay Grey and Miss Esther Pur,
cell, & both of&vontay Va, were married.
in washington last Wednesday, June Ct n
3mony occurred aat the National Hotel 5and
was Witnessed Shy Mr.. and Mrs, c. e.,
,Bowles, Mr.. j. s. Purcell, DR.. schoen baum
$sS Mr., Greyl8is theB son OF Mrs liam A.
Grey a8prosperous far,nerfof " ont ay. fie
himsefais merchandise s,l bus y
Ziness.{g The bride is the ldaug hter.o or Mr..C:
ID. Purcell, also Of yVonta y.7 The newly
welded couple will be at home to friends lend 3
after June T. tn z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Killed BY Lightning.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dispatcl

ssS5 JETERsVILLE, VA, June o. During
Q FL severe storm this afternoon, Grin
White, the twelve-year-old son Of Mr..
\ "a. ~ White, of Maplewood, was In
stnntly killed by lightning, and a very;
large barn containing valuable machinery,
together with the old dwelling house near
by, were consumed by fire. It was with
difficulty that this new residence was
saved fromth flames. No Insurance #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
8GoaInto Encarnptnent.
'speclal t. The Timle,s:Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times:Dispatch CHI
raleigh, NJ c.. June Governor
General +. Isl: Carr and Major III. "A.
London, granted b permission for the
North Carolina division, United Confed-B
crate Veterans, to go into camp on the
State camp-grounds at ,Norehead ,right
after the 'encamptmentso of the North.
Carolina National Guard. August 7th. AS
much as possible OF the encampment
equipment will be left for the old SOL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Mystic Shrine Convention,
cay Associated Fress,)

n 'T- NY -zzsHUt7Hsr sa1'7 ---1--1 --1 m
nua. session of tho Imperial Council OF the
Ancient Arabic Order Of Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine OF North America WILL be held
In Aedinah Temple Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day. This session which was Ia have been
held at Los Angeles May Z and s was
postponed and transferred 10 Chicago on
account Of the earthquake,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
,Brown-Sulliva1n..

4 Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch) M
Sss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " Al. June 9.-A1r,
is. b Brown, Of Richmond, and Miss
washington, Rev. Dr.. Bernard offlciat-
ling. They left for q bridal trip North
and upon their return will reside at
Z Gulney's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
CASE Goes AGAINST
ALLEGED P0ACHERS.
lBy Associated Press.l

PENSACOLA, FLA" June 9,-'Warren y
,.sias Siearns.' which was seized recently
by the Mexican government for nlleSed
poaching In Campeache Bay, have received
against them. the court holding that the
seizure was legal. They have authorized
IN attorney at Progresso to appeal the
tain and crew, who are out on bond and
have returned here, will not take place
until the caae of tho vessel has been fully
disDuse1 of II go ~ 81 n