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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
MASONIC MEETING, "
Grand B Secretary Geo. w. Car.
rinpton Excnnplifies Degree w rk

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch } s-ss8
CH1NCOTEAGUB. v A.. July 10 .-Ac-
!comac Lodge No. 243, "a. & +. and A..S NJ.
1 field a special communication "Wednesday
evening for the purpose OF excInplify wing
degree work under the supervision OF
Right Worsiipful George W. carrinston.
\ Of n Richmond, III grand secretary ii OF tho
Grand Lodge lof Virginia y Right Worship
1 ful Or. N J. i w. ELAN. w chm preague,
grand Junior ward en- sof the Grand Lodge
I OF Virginia, and District N Deputy ] n Z.
Afears. Of Distri TT \ No.: Y, Wac apreague,
Va sSS
After; the cxenlplif lcation OF the work
4 ana 1 the deliverance&ofS the third degrec
lecture BY DR.. ]. X ELAN In q most
Impressive and forceful manner, the lodge
was closed in due and ancient form. and
Ill OF the mem bers OF the fra ernity res
paired Ii to the Atlantic Hotels where q
most sumptuous banquet was given In
honor OF the official visit OF District Dep
utys ]. +. afears, OF Ocean Lodge, No. ZIG,
Wachaprea 81 9. "a AL X ~! sli
Among those present from abroad were
SNessrs, George w; Caring ton. Richmond.
va. !; Dr.. !. W. ellatn. y. r. Afears, W. Z,
Tosdue, n s. I'D c. i Foote. =. K. Hyslnp
George g. Tull and 3. f.. 6turgis, " Of
Va: M 3. Rich, OF 4 Oman
cock, Va. e Dr. H G. Mallory. w. D. Sharp:
ley, Fl. G. ELLIS. G. d bills. 9. w. y Mo-
CIcary and ". ". 4 Bryan, Of Greenb ck-
vile. Va; B. n POWELL, " !. r J. Powell and
q. c. Harringt ton, 'of franklin GU Va. ri,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
B THE MARCHING THIRD.
Uncle Sans Soldiers Visit Graves
j Il iof u 90 I and Jackson. Al IL A

Especial to rho Times Dispa tcli.)
LDx1NG TON, vA., Juiy p .. II he Third
Battalion, United States Field Artil lery,
On route from Fort Meyer for Chlcka
5fnnugn, arrived here 10. dny, and q roS en-
icarnped for the. night on tho suburbs.
To-tnorrow the battalion Will resume ts
1.-The OF march for Bn1em. atd there take
tho train from that point gfor ITS desti-
nation. Major Pr j Rumbough corn.
! NJ b spaulding, Jutant, dtiartermaster3
and Ecotrit1iissarint. and Dr.. Smart. sur-i
geon. The men, who numbered 2oS. we're
Iii excellent health and spoke highly Of
the fine reception accorded them oil along
Stfcir iineFof march. They arc marching
from eighteen to twenty miles per duy
during the present hot season. Ss =.
flf owing to the. virgi1ln Military !nsti-
St,ite being located here, where soldiers
are turned out this town was a5 special
poif,t Of interest to al from officers down
lto$privnto. md during tho time they were
OF sdutyFall spent It In viewing the points
Of interest especially tho tornbs Rof .9en-
erals Robert -, Lee ana stoneWall JaoK-
'4AThoir camp was also ttIs center Of at.
Etrtiction Tor hundreds Of citizens many
Of whom were the old soldlcrs of the Civil
War, 8F3 Tho command will camp 70 mo r;
row night at the fnmcd u aturu! Er1dso
and expect to X each Salem Sat urdny nlgh 11
or Sunday morning. 9ss3 5sAss II s5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

MERCER MON UMEN I. s5s55
Will Leave It Uncovered Until
Time of Formal dwelling
4 (Spccfnf to The q if1es- y ispatch

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.) VI ssa
FREDERICKSBURG Y al, July 10. -5
Tho beautiful monument In this city to;
Gen. Hugh Mercer, which has been come
plotted will not BIO formally unveiled Until
some time IN the fall probably October
1tfhas been decided by the committee to
leave the statue uncovered for the ben.5
ent OF the visitors and others during the
summer until q week before the time
Ter the unwilling. A large and bcanti-5
full United x states flag from the q ar
Department Will be Used 90. drape the
figure and for the &unyeillng cerernonies.f
Arrnng emehts have been made for keep
/ Ing the grounds about the monument In
order until the government takes charge
4 OF the property sjt X ,S .Ss
VI Robert Dros., OF Baltimore. have ar
ranged for opening their cannery In this
city for canning toma toes this sea son
WI Mr.. w. J !. Park or has tend erred his res
signntion as hairnlan n Of the county DEM
ocratlc committee Of Essex county.
lS Mr.. I. Nv. bod d. . OF King George, while
cutting ties. split his rig Int loot badly by
councilinnri 81. s$B. watson: co,ineilrpan
e.. N. Il Y Dung, Jr., and slpertnte ndent Of
CITY Water Works s. ". Quinn are all
three III. but impro & 43 # "a 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

LOTTERY | !. DEALER !! j: |! [. |
I|!s.IA!0W8 SATISFIED ] !. !.
Will No Lon ger Try TO Break {, ! *
Into Penite a; At .sl
(, 81. \. + Toilet. IA 8, NJ
tRy Associatle I Press.l.

~ MARIA dANs ETT PIER r. is. July
10. -zI9uis "a. Gourdain, the alleged Chi =
cage md 4; New Orleans lottery dealer,
who Is seeking to be retur;ne'd to the lte
Joliet Ill. ponitentlary from which I: he 2
was recently released arrived here from rom
3 New York tonight, 81 and went g he
1 h ONE Or Justice W hite,S Of he v Supreme
Court OF the United 4 States al 5sSs
528 Justice hiteS informed II him tlat. tho
clerk OF the Supreme Court ~ ash.
$ingtors aid right III declining to receive
His petition, and Gourdian expressed him
SELF $as satisfied with this adv The
Justice also said he could not accept the
petition or order 1t filed by, the clerk
sof the court. sal
}atssi The Interview between afJ stice hite
&and his visitor was IA pleasant one, as
Justice White was formerly acquainted
with Gourdain's "a Their, and both came Ill7nl
from La ourche Parish. a.. 81 vi sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
WILL CCEPT. s8s|
Dr.. Simmons Will Make Race
Against Saunders.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
slmmons yl & hon; ma
for Congress by the Il Republ lean conven-
ton at n Galax yesterday # stat ed to q. q
Times dispatch re resentatiye To-Day
he 3 did not see how he could dccline
what seems to be the una nous wish OF
the Galax conve ton u It is. tn erefore,
ton a and d max the race inst saun-
sDr. Simmons Is a successful and pro omit
nent physician OF He ,th 3, 3
residence here, X bu Z q he Is n personally
$pop,llnr and IS & regard ed as one Of the
strongest Republicans In n the sM Isl rict,
though his Qualities rs o. campaig ner are a
vet 80 be determin ed. &i sgS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
NEW Nj BUILDINGS I.
Plans for New High School and
J. Home for a Bank.
As fsn,ociaI !. fn Tha .Tinles Dispa tch.l Z

ST. Especial to The Times d spa I'D II
J KEYsv1LLE, VA, July 10. The Bank
,of Keysyille has decided 70 build bull two
story brick building on the vacant lot on
the north slide OF King Street, with q
partition cut Of Ia one room for tho use
OF tho bank and tho balance to be 4 oc-
gcupied na store, With the second story
aa q Masonic hall. " 81 g$s 3
The Keysville Mills. Incorporated. have
about completed their largo manufacture
4 ing plant and viii be ready for the pres
ont wheat crop. n
Il The school trustees of Walton District,
4 Mcssrs, G. Il NJ. HALEY. w. O.. Williams,
ana Flournoy Nice ehoe, met yesterday
and decided to build q large building for
the Keysville high sctool, Which NJ Will
be ready for occupancy w the time tlTa
next session commences. n y i
g Wheat threshers are to be seen NIL
over tho country and they report that
while the crop IL not o large ono, yot the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Mye,lrss.-Southall.
cnn.,a / ! ~ yrhe r'ilmefs- Dispatch,)

AMELIA. AZ, Il j uly. ia very pretty
Wedding was solemnixeda at the resi- denco
OF I Mr. and b Mrs. ~ g 81 II. southull on
"Wednesday. July ~ st .when. their daugh-
were United, Miss Rose Southall. sister
81 Si the Bride. rendered !" Hearts and Flow
ers,,F5 most beautifully during the cere-
mony while her sister Miss Sadie 80 tn;
all acted as maid Of I, hGR9o Y \, x
on the ais train, acconlpa led by their
sisters Misses Sarah and A Eli znbeth
Southall where they will make their ~.
ture home. Miss Maude has e most q
friends. and all wish ler$St y happy a ''l
long life. II, sls II 4 {, 81 X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
DNClESAMlL|BELS.
N \ [ | sAl 1;
u II 49, a az S SS u 5ss,'
District Attorney Goes Aboard
the Battleship Rhode Island
IL to Ascertain Damages.
ACTION.
y On Z.
TAKEN.
HHHHn 10 - - a.
PROM ri
~ .EF1a1nsH fE7nk11al. q -
The Guernsey Took No PIE.
cautions to Prevent the
Collision. 85
,,oclai q z u ,rhe rln,es !, Di.pnjtch,)

(spocial TO The Ttt1es. Il ispatct.)
ADJ Nc RFCI,lk ~, july 10. II he Norwe-
slan steamship Guernsey, which eoiiided
With the battlsshlp Rhode island on!
s Newport News iii d storm last Tuesday
night, was tliis afternoon llbcllcd In tho
N United States Court At Norfolk by Az Az
Sistant United States District AZ torncy
Robert II Talley y tie sun, q st, y;
y Mr.. Talloy came down from Richmond
This morning and went aboard the battle
& bfiip ana got from the officers d board full
Information, relative to the col llSioti I, and
the exterlt OF damage resulting therefroin.
4 He was convinced & that 4 the $ G, iorhsey
Y should have avoided the collision had
Il The proper cure been exercised, and " as
therefore Responsible for I'LL damage dono.
8 He mndc out the libel "a perB and put
them In the hands OF IDsnt y Ma shal West
4 to be- served Tho damages SUSTAINED !; by
tho Rhode Island az ascert flied bySs Mr.,
Tnltey are confined to @appurtnrenceS on
tho Sstarboartl .sldo:of the vessel, whers
tho Guernsey struck. consisting OF three
4 inch guns, Fl ono gun 4SS mount. awning
stancbiony and bruises. The hull 5of the
big Fighting ship was not damaged.
The Assistant District Attorney was
informed that the Guernsey made no ef-
q fort8t keep hWayEfrum tho Rhode Island.
The q Guernsey, light and high out Of the
wafer and a good mark for the wind.
vas anchored 200 or 900 yards above tho
bat lleshp *when the wind commenced to
bi5w. Instead Of calling for assistance
from numerous tugs In the yiclni when
stie commenced to drag anchor, the vessel
vas allowed TO drift In tho direction OF
{ tl,n 8ba ttleshlp.. "a tug, It Y said. could
easily have helped her out OF dam
gs,r. Il IN
The anchoring OF the Guernsey too ncnr
the Rhode Island Is Also Il zen ,as a ca use
#contrbutory TO the accident. g$
Tic Guernsey gave bond Tor appen rance
which ylIll probably to III Oct ober
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Seagle-C Chadwick.

FIJI A DUET but pretty. marriage took
place IN the home OF the bride's aunt, III
te e ag9 wh9t
Of Mr.. James GaL.S Sea gle. The parlorsl
were artisticallys decorate ted in cut flowers e'
and fpotted plants. Mrs. 3 w. It 1T Rogers
presided at8 tho plano and very sWeetly
tlelssohn. Miss Roma Crumly. the 8bri de'ss
cousin. was maid Of honor and 8 wore:
cream SILK. and carried pink carnati TONS
Tho bride wore q gown Of white SIX, ana Ia{l
- rried 5% Brides "a roses. 81 Mr., ~ Frederick
Sraans trect acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. seagle arc well known young people pie
OF Lynchburg, Va. u # a II " Is Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
HANGER !: I'l',l:': DEFIANT ,l'l y z.
Nine Times Fined BY Mayor, but
Refused to Give Up& Club.

II o IlIsS S.ss VA, july io.4auo var a.
irarito proceedings have been brought BY
the Common wealth s attorney to annul
the charter granted by the state Corpo-
ration Commission to the raWford So
lciallS club Of portsmouth,. The States
contention IS that tho club has admitted
members free OF dtes to the number Of
~ thousand, and AZ that sDruggis Va 8. "a
Hanger has been enabled thereby to sell
soda water and cigars on Sunday IN adefi-
THE club contends It Is a bona fldos or
ganiza tion. It has engaged counsel md
viii .5rcsist the proceeding The orguni-
zation53{ does mot dispense Intoxicating
LIQUORS +; But serves Its members With soda
Wa tei5 on Sunday. Mr.. Hanger has been
arrested and n fined n in i the Police Court
nine times. but hos would not promise the
court 70 close on Sunday. claiming his
ch rter rights. 5t a! ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
55S SPIRITED AWAY u III
Bonds F orfeited in Case q
Rescued Children Fl M
Especial to The Times-Dis patch:)

Especial to The Tlmes-D patch.) G38.53
5S56 DANVILLE,5 "a Al. q July ] o.. The efforts
being made BY n Rev. ". 4 j. Maybee, $ist-
peri Intend ern sdf sstlle Chi ldran' iome SO.
.cia zoe l1Fgl MA. to rescue d number q
Smayfnroye futile. h. Recently in tho May
ior's Court the minor children Of Maud
Young and OF Susie Fox were. lot the
request Of Rev. Maybee. awarded the
society. T he women no ed san appeal
md n gave bond for the appearance OF
the children before the Corporation Court
to- day Both Of the bonds were for-
5feited, and the young ones have been
spirited away. 5S5 gsS2 n Vs.,
we're awarded the society. made applica-.
;tion1 to-day to have the chi dren placed
$ihstharas 9of aIafamily In Patrick county.
Decision was reserved until the character
,ofSthes people asking to assume charge OF
the children Is proven. 9Ssl rs; 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
fgpec,al n The Times. pisIpt,aatch,)3

Especial to The Times-p ispatch,) It'll
* WI Nc CHESTER YA,,,,335 July ID y.
ISggleston, State n Superintendent Of
Schools, and District Examiner q, q !,
Aiappis, 3of Chariot teHYtlle, visited the
Winchester Normal to- day and spoke at
an educational rally Tonight, I, 3. 3 3ii4
Both gentlemen are, pleased with the
normal, and Superirlt andent Eggle IS ton. IN
an sinteryi lew. stated that the nloYenlent
for education In this 3 tai -. Is nov on q
|Sflrm blsls, ana Il will not be- long until
Virginia occupies d leading place among
the States, famed for the excel lenoet Of
Their schools y. Eli s.ssi Ss Il E.i 81 4
1.-THE Visitors II bel lave E the lNinchester
Normal |, Will DO mades psFnlanent.s
Mrs. Josiah IItsck ley, OF this q no
bis q w idcly known throngllo out the town
and county al Mo ttel Icy /, "
badl mi ured lly fAl ling down u Hight re
steps atF her hone. she II SIsysSntty years
llof aaXa -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
NORFOLK IS AFTER
!. COCAINE vendors
ttt ~
One Druggist Cannot BE Found.
Anot Her Is Answer
Charges. a.
fsna1,Iai w ING TtIfnes. B fspatch.18

u Ii Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NoRFp11l, Al. JUL. 10. AS q result
OF tho activities Of the police IN running
down oil & persons ia the city doing on
illicit traffic III cocaine, Dru ggtst Rich I.
mond, OF East street II alleged -, e
shavefled 4 to parts unknown q and ] Lee
8senecn, "a u Church street q d gist. Will
{ have to t'answerato four . targes Of II
legally selling the drug. ~ Il
84fl The police have been on the look out
OF Police Boust, thinks that he IS the
principal offender In selling the dru g. u
Pitiabler wrecks OF tho cocaine habit u
will \ testify In the hearing Eof g charges
against sanecn, Sn and also Al against RI che
rrlond should 4 e. b Y c e4al ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
yield sis GOOD, nnd the grain 81 81. ez-

Yield lis good. ana the grain Of 3 IN e ',t:
ceilent quality. NJ Sc
Il II. Nv. I'll owen. ri muster mechanic o.
the southern Railrond, & 81 Richmond, and
Ills family are spending the summer at
tho Kcysyille Tonic Springs. 3sSs 81 q
8R5 Misses Helen w iison II and s5 Margaret
Baldwin; iof Danville, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A.s Hunter. III sa3s ~
b Miss Lucie Morton has gone to Reids-
wills, N. G., tof vlslt Miss Carrie Mathews.
"a Mrs II. 3. Winfree and Alma Bailey
ara d. tile Memorial Hospital Richmond,
forStIedtmctlt.S5 NJ M MI VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
B Newspaper M en- C o1ning..

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspntch,} 80
n NORFpL Liz, Al. July ia telegram
received to-day at exposition headquar
tiers from Mr. CHARLES Russell Kelly,
brought 3theEinformatio that tho Georgia
Prcss Associa ton has unanimously voted
to hold It's next year 8 annual convention
at the Jamestown Exposition. 4
The members OF the South Carolina Ed-
3torlal Association will spend saturdaygin
Norfolk on their way to Boston. While
here they will be the guests Of the Ex-
position Cmpany {fyf " 4S v Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Will Cover Carnegie's Offer

~ Especial to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.)@ 35W
4 IsYNCIBURG. VA. July 910--The
officers Of the Virginia Christian College
ere having prepared plans for. the erec-
ton OF o brick dormitory for boys, which
"a to he &, ected when $4,000 has been
raised to secure the gift OF "a like amount
from Andrew Carnegie, The promoters
Of tho SCHOOL are sangune that they will
have no trouble In meeting tho require
mepts OF Mr.. Carneglo In time to have the
new buildings ready for Use at the open-
Ing OF tho session Of l9O7-1D08
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
-Lightfoot.

Especial To, Tho Times Dispatc1,,)
,,rstfy wedd ng Was ssolemhized yesterday
nftern DON al the res dence Mr.. and
Mrs rs James AZ "a gnttoot on ThlrtyTilrst
street PARK Place when, thelr M qa 9Hii
XII tv,. Mai ,ireIl y Everett. Tho ceremony
Was Wa performed by the Rev Y, y w !,
13awles, pastor OF the Park Place Bap.
list Church Miss Mary * ls9ee &c ~ ~
Richmond was mai st u nn -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
I SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Increased ATTENDANCE at Conven.

- ton in Roanoke: ~! /,
~ ste:s Especial to The Tlmes-D spateh ,Sy;,
ROANOKE, VA, July 1s.-The attend
ance at tho Methodist Sunday School
Convention was very. large to-day, q
number 81 delegate coming In on the
morning trains. The principal nd resses
2of the day were made by Or. Hamill,
Mrs. Hamill. Rev. J.9 III. Dutfey and z. z.
sheffey. Of Lyhchburg.
DR. Hatnill told how to make q Sunday
school grow six ways Dr. Duney made o
strong appeal to the church to- make 9
/ stronger and more intelligent effort to
save children. Mrs. Hamill spoke ION
After the Primary. What T. Tx iissi
81 Mr.. Bheffey spoke on Sunday School
.Enthuslas SIN. n Y The convention will; nd
iourn at noon tomorrow. 34S. "a ~ * d 5ts3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Failed Quorum.


Tho X Comma tee on rounds and h; Bull dings
failed 81 a forum aat Mig xhi 10 TIL n, e
Council this liz Is second consecutive failureto
secure the presence OF maj Of It's mem.
bers. "a Stss q 81,
will meet toni ght.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
LaW 81!

< LAW SC X ooL8 oF RIG 81 AoNpsa
COLLEGE offors d thorough oo,l rseS SofS
legal n studies AZ extending through I've
years ana leading 70 he degree *
&c "A. H {. Montague, @. ~ Dean.
Profe ssors.-A IF I'd dontauae, -
e .s M LONG, U L. III 6.S (Yale) Les;
.Nelli, Phi .; z. 3 MI Harvard gu Ia IL,
Garnet y }. IL
ss3I Lecttrers.-Col. Ed G. IA ktassle, ttonsg
.Jos,i, q ariand Pollard and rofsssors q M M
Mitchell Phi. o., Ll...s Q.
SSH Session q begins Sep embe 2el1. 1or
sl,eclal Law Cntnlog ne, 4 al dress
Presde fF'.s w. sBOATWRlGI1Tls..l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
.ADR|FI. IN A LAUNCH
WITHOUT Sail 0R10 OH
The Party Use Umbrellas to
Catch the Wind and Reach
Safety,
,e, ... 10 Tho Tlmes,p lspateh.l

N NJ Especial 10 Tho TIlnss'4JlsputcN'y
& NORFOLK, VA, July ia special
telegram from Mathews Courthouse to'
RI The families OF Samuel r.. NYigg and
DIR. r., laolertsoni OF PORTSMOUTH,
. were caught out In 10 napthn launch pe-
tween Chesapeake Bay and Alop1ack bHy
ana had a thrilling ex peril nco vests raay
Mad neither sail nor oars. and TO got
inside out OF danger all han,ls had 70
ruise umbrellas. 4S
\ Those acted In part rs 8 n sail. Miss
Meta YYlgg,S Of $40 Crawford Street, Ports
mouth. thinking that the engine Was
about to explode, tried to JUMP over
board. i Ter br0tllcr 81 wed her. !, w,
Tho occnaion s. WAS MISS !. ohana.pF
8Wiggs, seXshte enth, hirt hday. me Wlsss
and ll0baEtsons left. for home to-daay.s. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

and Laura Mason have returned from. a
!delightfl visit hi OLD Point md Ocean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
II The Glebe School,
RI 40 West Grace street 81 Il III

40 Weat Grace Street. 81 sS
Ss3 JUNlUs Il. IL al !, Head Il Master 4
The nth torn will begin Wedhe sday,i
$septembcr 8, 900. r. Prepares boys foL
colleges ana universities. Primary do y
partment for small boys I'll
IS Terms IS 100 per year: one- half payable
on entrance and one half pay bic 4 Feb
8ruary LIT ensuing. s.J,3 AZ ;I3S
Address 2o2 West, Main II Street. .sis9 l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

ME-. W. d, / atchsr left Friday, Tor New
York City, from whence no VIII SAL Tor
Elg Gland "A pgust 9TH. si5 " e ;s ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
OK Union Military
Acad envy

II S,5 J. h MARTIN, HI admastar
Ninth x session opens septemh 2ot Four
Ven RI courses and dip lonas con ferred on thoss
iyvhn ia Are reuuifed work The Acade
tineataH admits studenta to .coll eses and unts
versi ties, Students especial desired who TAXI
hesfull course
gSf Tha military Department a equipped Il by
2Depnr fof War at hshlngt ton; and saa
cha re sbf an led the dattonal
Governme
5Iinditrl AZ number of K young ladies admit ttesi:
Superior instrumental and Vocal
of3Mns4c. 5s
IN FOR terms aud "a talog que appl u to-
,55 Isl WA r. HATCHER
Fork IUnlon K. sSi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-10
Nice Words
 About SorreIIs

The Lincoln County Enterprise has the following kind words to say of the Hon. w. B. Sorrells, a prominent member of the Pine Bluff bar:
 Hon W. B. Sorre!'s has been in our city this week in attendance on caaneorN court. and as is his usual c4al onl, tided his client over in apple nic order, spent a couple of days with his many friends hcre, returning to Pine Bluff on Tuesday. leaving behind lie fond thought that another pleas ani visit had been paid our town by this aif1DIe and able barristcr that never leaves his e1ientaee in the lurch OF fails to drive dull cares away from tha pathway of friends and fellow way. farin@ mon along this way
 Mr. Serrells is popular al home as well as abroad, because of his never falling eeniality, as shown by the re- efllts in his contest for the office of city attorney against w. F. Coleman. he latter dofelted Mr Sorrells by the insignificant margin of only three votes. The Graphic predicts that Mir Sorrells will be heard from aeain. and will give good account of himself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-10

ceeding Well; and J, M Hudson, sue ceedIne Riley. The roll of the new council Was then called, and all be- ing present, the mayor appointed the following committees. tie first named being in all cases the chairman:
 New Committeeman Named.
 Finance-Boyce. Hudson and High tower.
 Water and Li9ht--Iordan, Nichol and Dunnington.
 Public Works--Niehol, Dunnington and Jordan
 Sanitary-Fox. Jordan and Clem- cit
 Police=-Dunnington. Niehol and Fox.
 Fire-Hudson, Fox and Clement Ordinance--Hiehto Boyce and Hudson.
 metery-Clement fIightower and Fox
 The bond of J. E. Cheek as assist ant. chief of police was then approv ed, and the council adjourned
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