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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
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President 81 Johnson PIX plait -
Thati1ncrea sed Equipment
rs N ecessaty IN III
ARE TO N EE1 IN N OCTOBER I. 4 l::l|
:Afiction VIII Then 2 Bie z Etu: ken.
LIKE Likely 1llata Common Stock
ST NJ vills.Be $500, 700, 900 E;.s. Y

| Sss It can BE stated that the decision OF
the Norfolk and Western dire Ct ors II t to
Issue ss4, 900 1905 convertible bonds Is due ~
simply to the necessity Of keeping pace pace
with the Industrial developmer Of the
territory which the road serves. III July
Presld dent on, writing to the bankers
who purchased 81, 900 300 n Of equipment
trust notes, Ia Id that for some time past
tie business sofrered had 5large q " exceeded
I the ca pacltys Of the equipment This be-
Ing so, 1t ls not likely tina "a. 000, 900 has
supplied thes deficiency. s.lsi Il 3ss II "a ~ IN
Another factor III the demands being
sninde upon the road Is the work q the!
!Interstat to Commerce 81 Commission q last
win tersY IN probing the relations OF the
coal rohtls and the manner IAN n u which
they regulate the supply OF transp orta-
ton to- the coal shippers. One OF the
principal 4 grievances Of the coal shippers
was I he A frequent refusal OF tho roads
to build spurs 8to the mines when the
shippers. thought themselves en- Titled to-
such facilities. The testimony before the
commits ionaon this point, bore fruit In
"a provision & the tiew ailroad law g1v--5
Ing the Interstate Commerce Commission
Power to order q railroad i. to build 5a
switch conncotlo Ion whenever, In the cons
,misson's Judgment. the expenditure was
warranted by the traffic offered gaS5 a5
H!5yV hile exact details are lacking, ' Il lis
to DO presumed that the increase ain&thel
authorized common stock from 500, on, go
to slco, 900 900, which Isl to be made at the
October meeting, 81 Is ~ onl ~ II MI provision
for the conversio on OF S8 the bonds to be
authorised at the same meeting II
iii With the exception OF auipment trusts
and $ 900 900 divisional first lien and gen-l
Seral mortgage bonds sold this 4yenr, The
Norfolk & Western has done little or no,
financing since the creation of the s335,,-
900, 900 mortgage securing that issue IN
1904. S The total amount Of "a these bonds
now outstanding is only sill 900. 900. M (,
two reasons the bonds still lssuable under der
this mortgage sswould not meet "a present
necessities. First there are on " s24 .0oO, 40
left considerably less than he sum tie
company /. Isl bidding for,S Second, the d.
rrectors evidently 4 thought the stnte5eof
the Investment. market require some spec e;
cialHnd1cement, such as he version sit
flea ture. M ss5S \. .ss
with the stock selling q round % the
conversion price Is likely to !! be flxe :
at par. II SON It Will give & rene Hed In
terest to- current talk OF thes poss'ib ility
that the dividend srate will be raised . 70
Is pers cent. II, \ any case. the fact that
such Y n increase Is ossibility1so the the
;comparatlv ely rrear fu tureS will have q
bearing on the market for the bonds ts. 3
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|N'A|N||y|1'B|ll|.B1'8.l|.N||.
IA.EDA|Y'SIN0Rk
Ambulance Was Bus Yesterday
Answering Cries of the $
fg5s Il Suffering. s5 u
BRIG I MASON rs PRO TRAT ID


Mrs =. 11,$ Garland fell on other porch
lat N !. S1o7 Ii West X Cary Street yesterday
morning al 1880 o,clock, and struck her
head on al brick, The ambulance was
called, and pr. I1udgins took Elk stitches.
55 II n "a, Of N d. 17o4 4. Cedar
Street. while rolling a. truck II Of sweets
at the Hardesty Candy Factory, at 11:4o
yesterday informing, got n Ills foot caught
under a wheel. 81 Dr. Hudglns attendcd
him and removed his Big toe at Tie first
Joint. Il " :5SS M y "a $8.
4 q Early yesterday afternoon Sarah ones.
sscoloreds llad a sc ngcstiyo hill at the
L American obacco Company b branclitntl
Observation-Disclosures and Cary streetg, Dr.
Hudglns;hn Just taken her home when
The was call ed to- attend William Downs.
Il a brick yer, who was Oh crcome by tho
Heat Eat ATwenty-thlrd and Main Streets.
1 He was taken! to the hospital and brought
around al right. ~ fS8&
a .s5l Leg Cut to the Bone.
ss Nrr.S8Janies VI 13lliips, of W NJ Y. 323 South
Fourth Street, while working a u the
gTredegar Iron Works at i: 80 O'clock
last night /, was struck by a steel wheel
band as 1t was thrown from the press.
and his right leg was cut to the bono
BDr. HudgIns attended Il him and ~ took
eight stltchesln9 the wound, (3g H
8 HANNAH, L!ggon, colored <. went to the
New Market last night to buy some fish,
When she got there she bought SIX fish
Hannah I.Iggo had Just started for home
again Isl hen Louise Barker came along
and 4 saw her carrying the six nice. E zig,
Sfresh-loolsing sflsl, I've me one &of them
fish, says Louise Barker, thinking how
nice they woull fry n S N OF much says
Hannah b Lggon. J;t n. n lid.
ss8sAt this Louise Barker raised q beer
bottle-onlY 4 It had whiskcy IN it--nnd
struck Hannah Logon across the.
Uranium Just because she would not
f give her one OF the flsh--or maybe be-
scause1sh had drunk too much whlskey5
out Of " the beer bottle before she saw
the fish. 81, 4 ss /
Louise Barker got away and Policeman
Amos went st q look for & her. while 4 Or.
Il ud gins, With his E3 little XII black bag,
bound up Hannah II ggon's head at the
First Police Station. III ,sSs
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sDe1ari.u,Ie --..Stre.'at.

The sacred He art Oh rch was the scene
Ybride Of Nj. Ed Ward a: y ela rue. REV,
FatherSJ. BIO Rellly perl formed The lcere-
sinony, assist ed by. Rev. her = Masse e
The church was beautifu lly decorate q fori
the occasion, sEsS and III was 81 Gro Wded Will
friends Of the contracting pa ties.
bride e snSusa
roses Miss Katharine a Gle X. Of New
Haven, Conn. cousi n OF ne prld any
her maid Of honor. was utifully gown
Cd in " hlte poin tide esprte5 over pink BLK.
THE groom wa saattende ed by his brother;
5Nrr. IGustavuss Delarue. as best man, ana
the following gentlemen acted 3 q, ,ushers:
Messrs John Sweeney ] oseph e y anerty,
Thomas Lester Robert 8 ,I2a ~ "a
sSAfter3the cerem ony an elegant we ua .lllss
breakfast was n 9 served cat the nome o.;
the bride, and 5the young col pie hlelt on y
the 1906 train for New York ana 11 d other
SThe bride is the beautiful daugh Inter. Of
MI. and Mrs, Thomas Al Streat and the
groom the son Of Mr.: !; Delarue,, In
q valued employe Of the N lies Shoe Com Com
gpany, DIV. J. . m y, " = ,,,ara
d nn9nf Ell saf and Minnie Reurke. Of
Holyoke, Mass, and III. N iss III h atharlne
Clark, Of New Haven Co n:53I3sl NJ n
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Made a Mistake,

w. u. WMtloe, a white wagon driver.
vas i, arrested by Patrolman Hackett yes
terday on a warrant from his employer,
C.5s Jones, charging him with stealing calm 4
s5H Later Mr.. Jones secured MS re-
lease to appear In court to-day. as',s q 2
;nssast cation. he found that Whitloe had
~ stolen the money, but had been nearly
n ~ BY the heat, and had taken too
n,,,oh proven NATIVE, thereby becoming In
toxacated, and failing to return with the
wagon and his employers cash. Whl ltl %.
mas a good reputation. 4 Il S
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aFL ocK1N 9 = CITY, J: ! Z
Negro Baptists from p: Every Sec Sec:
/. ton Will feet Here Z day.

Colored religious workers are ScroWdinig
into city from nearly eyelSy e.ase N =
Session see oh'e Of tHe National BAPTIST Sunday
ana ne Mat'ona Mss,9, Bap ths
morning, when Mayor Carlton cCarthy
viii deliver the Welcome I'D dress to the
negro converts ion. J. 3. 4. y.
The local committee headquarters have
been established in the lecture, rooms OF
the Fifth Street Baptist Church, where
the sessions will be held The 2, le ! ding
won, en- and men OF the race Will arrive
to-day from ali pa rts OF the country ss!s,,
Tho delegation Is TO be lar geione ana nl1
already there are hundreds o. .hem he q
in a dual capacity attending also the ST..
'P Pr Peyton said tonight that 4 {
the rush continues at ITS presemnt SEM t Inns
viii certainly be exhausted {,
meters t. eofha a estab
iishine ~ h a national university for the
education Of the native fricans.
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Washing Affairs.

4 4fEnecial Ito The ~ patch.J !,
$WASHINGTON.aD. a ug4st y. 2 4, y
patents issued: Virginin-J cob Brauchli
Hampton, II and angle Ssquare y James Al ].
King. Danville. trolley wheel; James A.
.hlsbane, South Boston. ceiling block and
electric acut-out for incande scsnt iamp 81, /;
also I. electric lamp socket; Gurdo on i w
,Nierrell, Roanoke, 7guard, rail brace plate; !.
Charles \, n. "a Nelms, H smithf1eld peanut
stem, m or 4 nh omas B. Bowen, Alexandria,
mail crane and danger signal: z a.: rd
ward III, Weaver. Calverton, dam per, OPP p
III North caroilna-Ephr B. Hackburn.I
". yillett and 2. Deppe. N y1,sg6 ~
planter; Rufus ~ n terso son
. Martin ~. Roberts app IN ted Spostm n az.
ter, at Earl, Cleveland d county. 3 = o 4sil
Carolina, vice w. J. Trent, removed X
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Personals and Briefs.

q Mrs. Alice Carter has returned to her
home, No. SS19 East Cary Street, having
spent two weeks at ;Hi Ocean View f and
Newport News with riends.
Miss Stella Carter has returned nome
from Cartersytl,s. Yan1 after e. delightful
n stay OF six weeks nth rel ves. .s5fS
H Miss Corinne Sizer has re ~ rned homo
after a delightful "trip TO Ocean View,
Va,
Mrs j. l., sizer will leave Monday TOR
4coyington, w. Va, to- spend the remain rem ar
der OF the summer il h ;I5Ss
st Miss Dmma Clarke 10 visiting Miss
Madge Montgomery at Bon AIT. I.
Mr.. II. w. stamper, Jr,, who y s'l'y !!
engineer OF Alexandria, Va. and wife and
child, are spending some time at ;A 4,
ilant!c City, N, ].
Mr., Ed Collins and his daughter, M NJ.
Betty Ray, Of Marshall. Texas, are visit "
Ing his sister, Mrs. Charles Gansert ~
No. 1900 East Marshall Street. Mt Col
Inns Is an old Richmond boy, ana this =
his first visit home in about twsnty- Gig NJ
years. $s 81 M Ii y
Mr., w. Wallace Rowe has returned to
the city after q short Visit TO his dausn-
ter, Mrs. H, COLES Grant, Of Hermitage,
Va. II B " ~ II, 4 I.
88 Misses Sadie ana Grace aampson. Of
No. sl2h South Pine Street, have res
turned to their home after pleasant
visit Of two weeks to friends near AsA-
land, lSft SiFgn
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.V|.EWsGA1|'.H..E|RIE|D||...
FR0N|E:S| !: ] |. | !. |: !.
ElVife-Beate Fined ard ard Placed Placed,
Under Bond IT. Keep ,s!Sas
sS65s the Peace. IL
SINAI BoY25T ( REF R IN | Of !
WAS S1ncorrigible and Had. ( l>I',5
Regret When Sentenced #tos ri
institution Personals .8
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispatch
m 5 M 2iNHuilEaStree

AnoAes' a 0A No. Stliis Hui psallrest.
st5S M -. \ Mnrile Abrams appeared In the,
Police Court Yesterday morning to testify
against her husband, who had beat her!
Saturday night and Sund Abrams a.it y
work Saturday aft or drawln his salary la
Tor the week, and wont to Richmond
where d ne proceeded 81 to get drunk His
wife went atho home OF her mother
Mrs Skinner, a and was there Sunday when
her husband n; came and beat her AMI!
threatened Mrs. Skinner. rho moth Of
5dra. Abrams subduod 4 the mar wi II "
baseball bat 81 iii 5 X ISL
$rice,G fined the man IS and ordered him
to furnish security II In the \ sum Of $50
for his good behavior for Six d m onths. #
TO the Ref formal tory. s.S ;553.|I
SsE robert aooding \ d TIVE lve-year. old white
boy was son fenced to tho eformntory
by Squire Jordan yester day morning.
The boys mo horb ap peared In court and
said that, sle was ihcorrigi ble.5 He y has
repeatedly refused to mind his parents
and 5wns completely beyond their control.
HI Tho little fellow took his sentence With
Bout d. murfnur,9 while his aged mother
stood near and wept. B5s
Injurious to Farmers. HIS
IsS The @rain$}ofs the past two weeks n has
bra ctIcaily nut the truck farmers or SChes-
h tsrfield 'co,,ntv' o,,t OF. bua,ness several
~ ], s,hI - Del, Il tn citv
n !, - 9 I, 81 =, Z
,nro ,,,ara ~ ! u ~ &, 4, ~
= = see =, Z :, ! !, u,
.. pc ). 4, N
f aso =. pcsii =
5sl25 Personals and Briefs. s3F;
Il Mrs NJ. 5Hinnant, of No. 5e0s$ West
Street accompanl led by her
sdauEh ter, NJ +. 9T5 r ebert G5fA ndrews, 5 81
Church Hill left yesterday for II anover3
county Is SPEND a lew weeks with rela-
I tivesS rs
's Miss Isa Brown, " 81 F,dentor, y I. NJ
81 b heS guest 81 Miss Mary lJpinn 4, nj Of
" ODD land sHeIgh &. #@sT
#f8 Mrs. James ~ lkerS and Miss Virginia
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S [| ] | TO
!|;'.|'|lA |! \
Thomas fl \ AD-'is cliarge One
Al1eged RobberS 81 Truck S1
Driver, but Holds Ottier.
I! 4 Y WITH His | is, PRISONER ]
Deputy Sheriff allace ofsNortl,
.sS Carolina Takes Escaped
"a Convict Vitl1Sflin1.


Squire Thomas, al the Henrco county,
courthouse Yesterday noon, after trying y
i the case 81 gorge II, Jones and Willie
Coins both colored, /. Oh the charge Of \
srobbing Atr Archer Gee, & d II II anovers \
truck river. while driving D toward his
home on August Il 1lthp discharged tho
former and sent Coins on TO the grant
jury. IA; NJ N r s
$ Coins said lie did not ride onstllc truck
}er's wagon but $J ones denied his. say
ling that both we're riding when the driver
and he himself fell aslee b. III He went On
ITO say; that ioins had obhed ia N Gee
while he was aAlee b. 55s} sSs ia
& ~ Mr. Kellum. who hires the colored I
'boys.g said that Sthe day after the alleged A
robbery Coins had on a. new sui II and
i*4 irll1is pockets 1. lie went 10 town wi TIL "
slips on hls person. s3
AS Coins has a criminal recvord. squire8
Thomas Thought "a further exa animation
was necessary, 5f SD 4 t Ell
Case Settled
II Deputy Sheriff Wv. Wallace, Jr.9,5 who
failed TO "a 1sfy o fticer Iarnett as to his j
Identity Monday went Nj to 81 e ;iS Squire q
Thomas thnt might, 6and wal 4 referred 10 4
Commemorative Attorney W ei1denburg5
Mr.. Wallace ri came Il from, NJ eckl1nburg
county, A.S Liz ptITpVEss w SsSuk
Ing John Ross, la negro convict. who ca X
Ca ped from his State i've yen RS ago y. S
torney Wendenburg after3 inquiry. found ],
that Mr.. Wallace was all right. tlc ].
secured the requisi ton papers yesterday
and s1eft last night MI his ri ison 81.
May Bring Suit. 3sy s}$
Ast Henrico County Treasurer Hcchler and
his Supporters are still OF the opinion thai (
sl,u should hold ant q s,isburnc he $50, pca
for the sale Sof county funds * pay a forSg
the new county jail, instead of 4 he Board
sof s Supervisors. The opinion 5of Attorney
4 Wendenburg Is d being walt ted II on n the
matter It LIS stated that y q his judgment
Ia sadve rse.5 d suit will be brought 70 test
the right OF the slperyl sors' \ ding the
Sfunda.s iS s.pj
Squire Friend Sick. 81
Squire Robert c. Friend # Is seriously
iii near his j home at Dutch Gap. Heart
trouble 10 the cause. His q brothers,
Messts Thomas W II IL and aS Charl les
Frnend. o. hesterfield, have been cailed
4 to his bedside. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
sight Seeing In Chicago

cH1cAGO \ August Fl 1T teodore !, and !
kermit Roosevelt, sons OF the p5es &c end
sippedt b euisty sightsesns
s sccnmrpanied ~ two lege friends q
Thaodore, Jr are route e sGulh Pa Pa
h s,,s.,s y ana Fsh az Smith, att}
may may were enter talned at luncheon by
y IIanrv Moir after which hey were
! FaI kanY for an automobile ride through the
.narks They will leave for the e5NVese az
& NJ ~ clock N Tonight. s l . TIL iE y 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
ODD FELLOWS HOME.
Contract Let for Building at the
5Orp:ha;,:nllIa;lig'.eI:;.y}

Speciality Southern Bell Telephone
"a " al. August q 1.-THE
contract for the erection .of the. Odd Fell:
lows Homo. at the Odd Fellows Orphan y
,age.S located near 1.yn chburg was let To-
tors The contract II for abou Z 81, o0o.
The building Is designed I. for "a home &ior5
aged Odd Fellows and their wives: and
twill be maintained tby the Grand Lo .1s
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/ sl.adit, " I . i'itf r
DEATHS,

BIyRToN.- died, at her residence. In
4 evslssnss 5ufIX Wi hsss 81 t.
4 Burton aged nftyrthree years; She
leaves q husband and nine children,
Funeral TO-DAY at 9 o'clock from
gs FIopewell Church, Is 3 s.l u 4
MILDRED H pARNEY,B
sister sof q, u Porter FIJI neral WI u take
6 Baptist Church, At O'clock. a, p,
& Price. Funeral plseotor,
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Rewards Renewed

Ii At the instance OF Hherift Klser, Of
Wise county, Governor Swanson has rer
newed for q period OF two months the
offer Of 800 reward for Elijah; C,ofrsy and
John Jones. who escaped from the jail
tho men wore convicted Of murder and
sentenced to eighteen years injthe pen-
itentiary, The county{o OF Wise has Of
fered 5000 additional for the recapturs
Of the criminalsL
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Y. M, c, A, Excursion.

In answer to numerous inquiries In re.
gard to the Young Mems Christian Asso,,,
citation excursion to Natural ridge on
Labor Day, the cement, wishes y
stated that the excursion party VIII leave
and Ohio train from the Main Street
Station. at 1920 A, N, Monday, Sep
TENDER Sd, and return the next day at
e:b5 p. NJ. Two children, eaci, Il under
twelve years OF aye, can 80 on one ticket,
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SPatro1, Fined.

W. =. Patron was fined $40 In Police
Court Yesterday morning Il for being dis
orderly. James Mcdaniel, who was Swit tn
nm at an early hour terdayF norn- 1
The men we're @ arrested "a BY ott1eert
Niesz at the instigation Ct citizen
whose slumbers had been fdistu " g . py5
the men. On the. way to ) the sta i'i ton,
house Patron struck the citizen. ana
resisted the officer. Hence the; heavy
fine imposed upon him. 4, S II 3i5 5s$ g N
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Reat His Wife.

+ g, B, stratton, o white nan, was ar
rested BY Ohlcers Atkinson and Hughes
yesterday on q warrant oharsahS IAN
Vii his wife The alleged Il wtse-beatsr
was taken to the First Police station
and locked up without bal, Xxi
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lSauiire Friend 8lSick. n.
Steamer Launched.
5'(By5 A,sFlsriated Press.1

81 QUINCY s, I5as MAS 8. August 81. The
stca m freight ga lila. bult8for the a ~
lanta. Bifmingham and Atlantic Railroad 4
Company, was 81 launched IA to-day. Thes5
steamer with three y others n ow$ being
constructed, will run between New \ ork z
n sne1 lias d displa eement OF 500 tons Il 4
a13 feet I'm lengt and forty feet bea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Dedicates Two Churches.

Bishop Van Dc YyysI' last Sunday ded-s
icated St. ELISA bctl's Church, 81 Colonial
Beach, and psxt sunday he will dedicate
st, Theresa's Church, at West Point.
Special trains viii be run from Rl99mond
In the morning and Afternoon q that
day to enable the stholtcs of thls clty
to attend. s{{8 5S S Sss5a
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Drug G o.npI:,a;l:ntl Assigs.

ssS Especial BY Southern l1eii Telep phone, S8
LYNCHBURG.4y ~ A., august q The
.Lynchburg Drug pecialty Company
Wholesale druggists, no have. been N -
\ assignment this afternoon for the ben
eft OF its creditors. The assets are
scheduled at 81, 900 and the liabilities az
a con Good man was ~ appointed trustee
By the deed of assignme nt, and ne VII
dispose OF the company's effects Tor the
benefit OF the creditors, who VIII PROB
ably lose very little by the failure
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isolate Fever Case.
Z tDy AsEociated Press. J 4

IE5yl9NsE0cInEeUI 1'EEhp.
NEW TBFsR y ,s1 LA 4, "a ugust TIA
quarantine sllne was to- " owr1 bout
the district comprising six square blocks
Ia which the patients suffering from ye!
district has been fuulIgat LED. 8s5 * dbl tionals
came rom Sews Orleans o.
day and q five gangs are h al q H'ork IN Z the
neighborhood OF the quaran tined section.
tient IS expected 70 be Up In "a day or
two &
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CAUGHT IN MILL WHEEL
\ Boys Arm Torn from His
1 BODY by the Cogs.

RR IsT 1T1l VA, August 2l,--payld sins
eriy, the four son Of 7; x sIImr
Few niles south q city was nIo6,
as the result Of having his right arm
S sabieh furnished power for a Touring mill,
Win" VINE bows ~ arm was torn from the body,
and L he will probably not survive the
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l-Y VI s=f
81. Gray Bosseux at s o'clock I. NJ. on
Saturday, August IS 1906 q { the arn1ory
OF the Seventieth Regiment In readiness
to leave on the $3.50 Pr NJ train on that
Information as to atlonal match and
other arrangement presented by the q u
thoritles regulating the shooting Will De 81
given$by the team captain. III
BY order of 3 HI
n }} S5535 B CLAUDE A. SWANSON, #
IS Governor and Conmander-in-Ch Chief.
n CHARLES sJ,aANDERSON, "a
IS Adjutant- General
War Departmen AcsSs.
98iIt 1 s in consequent OF the fol loving or
ders from the War y apartment MT lWasll+
,ington that the State 1 uthortl les PRO pro-
sceeded: " IA IA 3Es Sl5 iifsS
General Orders No, 147, b E e, /:
"a Washing n, August II, 1905.
The national mattel the national indi.
iyidral match and the En- national II pistol
match for the current year, prescribed n n
general orders MOI sc, War D rtmertt,
N j.. commencing September 1. The ex-
3ecutive officer Of the national match,
Colon ell Peter s. b oniers, Sixth Cavalry.
United States Army will have char rye OF
the same. making arrangements thereto
s} The teams from the army ANY, marine
corps tho states, Territories and District
f of Columbia which are to enter his
I tho usual tentnge and qunrtermaster! sup.
plies for their accommodation while II II
camp. IL b III y " 1i d ssllis. q, z 81
The captains Of the teams and those
Intending to enter the Ind vidual matches
xviii give the executive officer of the range
the earliest possible information as to
1.-THE accommodations required In order. to
enable him to make the best practicable
arrangements. including messing facili-
ties for them $t 81
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VIII Call Strike OF.

~! ~ INV AssocIated PresS,J IS -
X ,,Jp ,>fIINt{ 4 { A La, August 21.-The
,ooai unions have voted to call on the
.sts;na III miners which has been 70 prog
Tess at tho mines the. four fHrnass s
companies this 81 Ste te ainG GO c coas the
Iii ers's rgan!zation over u, 600 0OO,
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AI Baaket Picnic.

ruokahoe Lodge. No, 1853. 5 q @, F,
OF Ridge Church, Va. III hold basket
'pionio to-day at Wssthampton t'aIk. Ine
and q pleasant day viii be spent,
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Judge Designated.

Governor Swanson has designated Judge
George J. Hundley, OF Farmville. to hold
the September term OF the Circuit Court
of Nottoway county for Judge Walter
"A. Watson. who Is still indisposed, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Concert at3 Riverside,

The bark concert will be given tonight
At Riycrside Park Alstead Of 1t Gamble's
Hili, The change ,jll the schedule Y! due
10 serious illness rety5 the latter park,
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a'Visitii,n15 8 Richmond

Il Mrs. William B. ILovlng.4 OF Chase City,
Va, accompanied.5by her. little SON
SBoyce, N Is in Richmond /, and Is visiting
her brother Mr.. G. "a. Boyce, at No. Sol
East Leigh Street. i5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
3so,1therners in New England.

4 an Especial to The Times ID spAteA.l
B BOSTON, MASS, AUGUST s Sl.-Hontn-
ar,,erg who have arrived at New England
resorts include the following Beach blu.,
Msas'--W, r, Mundy, Roanoke. Hotel
!orssfon a Kenpsbunkport, Robert ~
Mo1ton. Hampton, Va; Mr. and Mrs. ~
~ emerson. Miss Emerson, Wiln1l ngtoL,
n. az, Poland SPRINGS House, Il. a
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Father Pohl In Paris.

9RARIs, AuEust 2.-TYeFy AeY: Jull9s
omcs 81 he New. York Herald today,