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DENNSYLYANIA
Il RAILROAD.
pHlA-hb A-A-t 1AAA, l,ALlIMORn A..
hAshlNGlON DIVISION.
hcheuule IA elect Apill 7.u. igO6
Trains ie.v.. "A lrn.,..-t -. ...--' 80

Trains leave " ilmlngion as foilov.
For Chester and Philadelphia, al aIs u,
$50 fz.l0. 40, z42. 75Q fsO7, $50 fqO1 az ielo,
tl05J Ills, tll.s2, l1.45 a m, fi2l0 III tt3y.
Z5o, t3.o0, 40 sos 1880. COZ, i6 IS. al 80
1000 and tll-oO D m. week-daya la 4iS >, = -
tsl4 tsQ0, sso, ll.4s =. m, tl215 1s7, f2 0o ~
tS5o DO to.So' o-o7. t72s, ais, 1000 and III n
For Phiiadelphia only. ass. $50 A m ,,,.
BOO, h22, 6ls Ill and 500 p. m. weekday. q SSS
b.22 a. m, 6lS IN and 500 p. m. SUNDAYS ~os
For New York Through expressl, la An
f.S5. u 40 a. m, ~ 70 'l.S7, 8lO h2l 6O7 "a "a
I'LL 023 .. m. week .ays. Las. 80 sil 4Sa -
slSl, loo, AZ 60 't23, I'll and 98p N
For Boston without cnange, lOOOa m ana.
,. weekdays 500 p. m. sundaya @''
Baltimore and ashington. 1.O3 a2Q TIA An
sl0 tlo.lL ll.07, .ll.4s a. m, .12sa I'LL el0s
ass. 3. 5, 6.OS SOB 7.uO. t7.sl. HSl5 IA qo1 a
m. ana l2.15 night weekday lOa 4n. Tx
b-OA 1lO.la, las a. m. fl231 s205 85aS9
COS SEQ +7.sl sis teoOp m. and tl2 Is night
Baltimore ana intermediate starion, ~
t4.4s, bbs p. m weekdays and t55s D m. sun
0"sA FOR IHE SOUTH
Atlantic toast Dne-Express. Los a m. sni
12.S5 D. m. daily
southern Railway-ExpresA sO2 a m. a.
and 7.3l .. M. daily
seaboard Air Line RAilway-Express,so ,so2 A m
Norfolk and Western Railway-For M.mD,,,
ana New Orleans. 6.25 D. m. daily
Chesapeake Il Ohio kailway-Expreas, lL07 4
m. weekdays, o.lb p. IN. daily
DELAWANh DIVISION
CO. p. m. week-dayA
For Lewes, SIS q. m. and s44 p m. vssk-d,v,
For Rehoboth, s.2s a m. Tuesdays. Thursday
and Saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and Delmsr, a7A ioI8
4 m 8.44, 6.62 p m week-dayu and 120O nigh
daily
FOR Harrington ana way EtationI ass N
Express ior cape Charles, Old Point Comion
and Norfolk, l0.5o am. weekdays and LOO night
oaily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 a NJ.
2.bh and 6.lS y m, week-d Us; S.l4 q. m. and
6l8 y m, Sundays Atlantic City Special, a40
NDinng car cCDmmOdatiOn Iraina
The Wilmington Transfer Co will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For further information, apply TO ]. H. Ne.
Williams, City Ticket Agent 8 Market street
OF at the station. Telephone, City Ticket Ofice
D. q A. $3.50.
W. W. ATTERBURY, }. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GRO. w. BOYD,
General Passenger Arent
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C. A, R. STATE ENcAMPMExr.

The annual encampment Of the Della
ware g. A. r.. is being held in the q. A.
x. Hall at Third and Market streets. to-
day. IL began this morning and will
continue all day. The reports Of the
committees were received during the
morning, The election Of officers will
be held late this afternoon.
Ira Lunt of New Castle probably will
be the next commander, as he is the only
candidate for the position. DEPART
Commander William 1harp is presiding
over the encampment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

In a game for the benefit of the San
francisco sufferers yesterday afternoon,
West End defeated Phoenix by the score
OF to ?. Rodney A. c. yesterday de-
ieated Defiance A. C. Jrs., by 2S toS.
Washington Jrs defeated West A. c.
Jrs, yesterday, by the score of % to D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in effect March 10, 1905.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WILMINGTON. DEL


WILMINGTON. DEL.
aDeily. tDaily except sunday. SUNDAY only,
NEW YORK and the last, t2.26, $3.50, $40 I'll ia
il1.85 a. N tl26, $3.50, @5.lL "Royal Limited
F7.42- FllO0 p. m.
tL20 local, Is 10, g "a locall, 1915, $40
glO48 'Ilocall, tl057 focal. t1lf9 sll.s5 a M,
tl26, f2O5 local. $3.50, s4S0 local. ta
llocalI t517 Royal Limited" f6.21 local,
too f7.O5 local, s742, s52 local, fll00 pm
CHESTER, th3O llocall 1910, t7.20 local, no
S884 locall 1915 $40 siQ48 tlocall flOd
local, slL35 a. m, tl.26, 1905 local, NS0
local, t45l local, i6.20 local 17O0 s7O5
focal, T.42 i652 local, sli00 p m.
BALTIMORE q WASHINGTON, ,t4l3 s8i6, I'll %
q. m, l.06 s247 s4.47, t55a $50. "Royal
Limited, s9.O9, zoos p. m.
BALTIMORE and way EtatonG 100,
ls l6 a H.. tSl2 i602 P N
m; AZ, 'l.C6, tal2, ta65 i5o2 |6ls '9os
sineeriy, 100 a. m. lsls, tl1o6 lExrresslAm.
4l2 ~, 1912, t655 ExpreE,l s6O2 Is, tii.80 pm
Iandenbers and way stations, 1924 sl0.l5 a
fiTTsBURG, s2l6 a m; i447, t666. $50
fRoyal Limited 30 O8 p. m.
CHICAGO, - 10 a. m; - AZ .. m
CINCINNATI. 81 LOUIS & LOUISYILLE,s8i8 10
a. m; tl.06 - % 9. m
DELAWARE avenue STATION
DelmarYia Telephone No 2l93
j. d A. Telephone No. l422A.
City Ticket Office, No 604 Market Street
D. & A. Telephone l75SA.
Delmarvia telephone 2l95 II. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
To Shoot for ohamplonshln.

target shoot for the championship
OF Delaware will be shot between Luther
j. Squler and William NJ Foord at the
Wawaset Gun Club grounds, on Satur-
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
oaaEhl ooIa whlls nunllne a nareIar.

Mr.. VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial
constable at Chapeau. Ontario, SAYS: ~
caught severe cold while hunting a bur.
glar in the forest swamp last fall. Hear
ing OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
tried Il, and after using two small bottles.
| was completely cured This remedy IL
intended especially for coughs and colds.
II will loosen and relieve severe cold i'm
less time than by any other treatment and
Is "a favorite wherever its superior excel
ienee has become known. For sala by \.
=. Laniorio, Druggist, Second and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council.
Mawaset Gun Club.
Democratic Aaague.
Camp 2, 4. o. s. A.
Grant Post, G. AR.
Iron Mouldeu Union.
Delaware Saengerbund.
Republican lnvinclbles.
Syrus Temple, l.. q. 70.
clayton Lodge, X. Of =.
Eden Lodge. /. O. .. r.
DIVISION No. 4. A. o. n.
Grand Opera House Band.
Asylum Lodge I. o. %. II.
Humboldt Castle X. q. E.
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council i. o. r. o.
Excelsior Council u. Il. A.
friendship Lodge, X. of T..
crusaders Temple. Il. q. Il.
Jefferson Lodge, /. o. o. r..
Delawaro Conclave, /. D. Il.
Moss Rose Temple l.. q. II.
Apollo Il. q. +. Brass Band.
Diamond state Homing Club.
Eighth Ward Single Tax Club.
Second Ward Single Tax Club.
Seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
haoosh Commandery, X. OF NJ.
heokuk Tribe lmp'd o. r. M.
hrendywine Conclave. :. M. NJ.
dtMestine Castle, A. o. h. NJ. o.
". Wilmington w Lodge, A. .. u. W.
mona council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
beiaWae lommandery, X. q. h.
ihiaNaiha Tribe lmp'd %. Il. AZ.
" Mllmmgton Lodge of Machinists.
Ml1pah Conciave, H., or ). W. NJ.
iVlinarria Lodge J.. A. to B. r.
Lazy washington Home Communion.
RESPECTIVE Chapter. American Guild.
Washington Camp, No. n, p. %. S. A.
branuy wine Lodge, Order of the World
11eqri bandywine, Foresters of America
w llmlngton Lodge, No, las. I. %. a.. j
washington Lodge, No. /, 4. +. & A, n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

CANT look we'll eat we'll or feel we'll with
Impure blood feeding your body. Keen Inc
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bitterr.
hat simply take exercise, keep clean and
you will have long llie.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
fourth Year Of IntGTSCbOlaSiiC
Athletic Contests.
THEIR FAME lSFAR REACHING
Becoming the Classic Event OF
the South.
TRACK IS AMONG THE FASTEST
Built After Plans Made by
Mick Murphy.

Grrat Conjecture ~ TO who win Garry on
the Houurs nt This Years Meet-Junior
Events win be Provided, for the first
Iiin.-Other Features.
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WILSON LINE.
Brandywlne and City OF Chestor.

IL EfecL
Leaves Wilmington, Fourth street wharf, wee
days and sundays, 7.S0, 1880 q m, l.S0 and
il0 D. m.
Leaves Chester one hour later
Leaves Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
weekdays anu sundays, L3O and 1880 a. m, I.S
and AIS p. n.
L. aves Chester one hour later
Snip ers of ire ght have frequent service. care
iul handling, prompt delivery ard iull protection
from the weather by covered wharves and
Wagona
10 secure these facilities, order your shipments
via WILSON LINE, Chestnut street Wharf.
Philadelphia, Pa, ana Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington, bel
Commeno N Saturday, A prll 2sth, on Saturdays
and Sundays only, an extra boa Will leave bOth
Wilmington and Philadelphia % D.. m.
FARES, INCLUDING sATURDAYB AND
SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia, Exc- Doc; one way, l5c-
Chester Ike, l5c; one way, l0c
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
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LIGHT DAY ON THE DIAMOND

On account Of rain neither Of the Phila-
delphia teams played yesterday In the
American League, Washington won from
Boston, 3 to 2; Cleveland defeated St.
Louis, . to I and Detroit won from Chi
cago, 5 TO 3
In the National League, Chicago won
from ST. Louis, 8 TO / pittshurg defeated
Cincinnati. 4 TO and New York won
from Boston, to3.
There We're but two games in the Iri-
State Williamsport defeated York to
|, and Lancaster won from Johnstown,
to-.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston,: r. r. e.
Boston .OOOlOOOO1-2 9 /
Wash ton 2 600 O0Ol O-S 9 /
Batteries Young Winters and Gra-
ham, Boston: Patton and Heydon Wash
ington. Umpire, Sheridan.
At Cleveland: r. H. T..
Cleveland 4 5000 1OOx- 5 o
St. Louis. 0 0 10000 O-l Z o
Batteries Bernhardt and Clark, Cleve-
land; Glade and Hickey. st. Louis Um-
pires, Connor and O O'Laughlin.
At Detroit: r. n =.
Detroit 10000 zoos Q 3
Chicago o 5000 % 3 4
Batteries-Donovan and Schmidt De
troit; Owen and Sullivan, Chicago Um-
pire, Connolly.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At.St Louis: r. II. r.
st. Louis. o 10000 Q 5
Chicago % 0 2OO002 l-5 II .
Batteries -Eagan and Holmes, St.
Louis; Lundgren and King, Chicago.
Umpires, Carpenter and Klein.
At Cincinnati: r. II. +.
Cin'nati 10000 10OO-i 7 3
Pittsburg o 1000 O-4ll 0
Batteries -Dorner and Schlei and Iiv-
ingstone, Cincinnati; Willis and Peitz.
Pittsburg Umpire, Johnstone
At Boston: R.H. e.
New Y7kO OOOO O2Ol-4 o .
Batteries-Maroney and Needham. Bos-
ton; McGinnity, Ames and Marshall. New
York. Umpires, Emslie and Conway
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE
York ..loOooOOoO-i 4 3
Wil'port Il DOL 2O2 o. s .
Batteries-York, McGlynn and Smith;
Williamsport, Corridor and Street. UNI
pre-, Kelly.
At Lancaster; r. II. T..
Lancaster ......6 o o o IS o d
Johnstown .....O l-2 5 3
Batteries-Johnstown, -Glendon and
Barber; Lancaster, Dissan and Lucia.
Umpire, Browne.
The scores in other leagues follow:
EASTERN LEAGUE
Providence, ?; Buffalo, !.
Baltimore, Is; Montreal J..
Jersey City-Toronto Rain).
Observation-Disclosures Rain).
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon, 5; Savannah, 2
Jacksonville, Z; Columbia, 5.
Charleston, 8; Augusta. 3.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Birmingham, 4; Atlanta. 1.
Nashville-Montgomery (vain).
Shreveport, g; New Orleans. 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Johnstown at Harrisburg
York at Altoona.
Lancaster at Williamsport.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
K. OF P. BOWLING LEAGUE.

Teams Of the Knights of Pythias League
last night rolled their weekly games. The
total scores follow:
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New Jersey & WilmHglOu ferry "a
Steamer Ulrica.

Ohalse Vi ume ln eject OctODer ~, l9la
Leaves Wilmington, WeekdayS 500 a m and
800 y m.
Leaves fenns Grove. WeekdayA 10 a m and
bOu p IN
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday, 500 a m, 800
600 and 1880 p m
Leaves fenu's Grove Saturdays, 10 q. m. bM
and 100 ,. N.
Leaves Wilmington. sundayA $50 q m and
l.aO p. m
Leaves Penns Grove. sundays, loso a n
and 900 o. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Summer Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL boutwell,.

UUITWELL, Virginia Avenue and the BeacF
uandc Level
the walk or
descriptive j. & N r. BOIhWELb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
STATE sAN|TARIUM
A. TO BE ESTABLISHED
Promoters at Work to Have In
stitution for Tubercular
Patients at Ironville.

Some months ago gentleman in Tho
Southwest $of Virginia, being struck with
a desire to do something against the raw
ages of tuberculosis in this State, closed
IN his private business secured from
a friend NIFTY odd acres OF land. organized
q. company, obtained a charter, cleemo-
synary in character, and Immediately
went forward With his idea, 10 place his
scheme on q financial basis, 100000 in
bonds, guaranteed by q. trust COMPANY
in Roanoke, " WAS Issued; In addition
subscriptions were solicited for building
purposes ana other tnitlatory expenses
Progress las hccn made as fnr as
securing $1,000, and $4,000 is said to BIZ
promised. Tho institution Is p be To-
cat cd at Irpnyie and is to DO called INC
Irorvlllc Sanltarium. A resident physi-
clan Is 10 loc secured, and the tlvln este
scrytcs Of tho place Is to- he furnished
by patients who arc well enough to work.
The founder has offered his services az
secreary gratis. for ono year, lintil y
suitable man for resident physician can
be secured, Y :
Tho initiatory promoters have joined
Hands with tho State Board OF Health,
tho Associated Charities Of Richmond and
the ,Nurses Settlement, and haze planned
to request the next I legislature TO estab-
lsll a State Institution at Ironvil&e Tor
the care of tubcrcular patients mo
movement is well grounded and II is
believed that II. will he able to accom-
plish tho desired ord as soon ms the
general public becomes aware " the Inn
portance Of Its work,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
D. A. r. Meeting.

Tho Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, met ycstcr-
day in the homo Of the rcgcnt, Miss
Lucy Clair Atkinson, No. S11 East Frank
lin Street.
The chapter will send as delegates ia
the Continental Congress, meeting in
Washington on April 18th. Miss Lucy
Clair Atkinson and Mrs. Katherine c.
Jones. Letters were read from Mrs. FL
eanor Washington Howard, State regent
Mrs. S. w. Jamison, Of Roanoke and
Mrs. James Il. Maupln, of Portsmouth,;
Mrs, Grace 3, Baker Sicgel OF Mathews
county, was elected n member
Mrs. Nash, regent Of the Fort Nelson
Chapter. wrote urging the ladies to push
the movement for the erection Of a monu.
mont to Commodore Matthew lontainc
MaurS at Hampton Roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
GIVE MEN CHANCE
TO RETURN 70 WORK.
Mill Operators Will Wait Until
End of Week Before I'm
porting Labor

The Third day5of the mill .men's strike
passed off wthou, untoWard incident.
ana practically without change on either
SIDE Inc operators say that they will
wait until the end of the week TO give
the men q chance to return to work. If
they SO desire; ana that after that they
wall secure employees outside Of the city.
y few OF the strikers have voluntarily
returned TO work. Sitterding. C'arncaI
and Davis report two men back; Miller
and Miller have Two new men; G. ~,
ltardwicko las one new man, ana Joseph
lieppert started his mill yesterday morn.
Ing with -four new men, but needs twelve
or thirteen more, Mr.. Heppert says lie
VIII wait until thcEend Of the week for
he best Of his old men to return, and
If they do not will secure new men. ma
hn mas received number OF letters from
men who are willing to work the ten
hour day The mill owners say that they
viii reserve the best places for some of
the old men AS long AS possible, while
there are others whom5tley Viii not take
back AT all
Union pickcts have been placed around
The mills, and In some Instances com.
initiees from the union have Sought to
persuade those at work to come out ana
stand with tho strikers
The MIL nlan had b large mertiny in
their hall yesterday morning. After tho
business meeting Was adjourned, they
were addressed by Representative b. w
Gaines, OF Norfolk. There were more
'han two hundred men present. and some
nf the Striking printers were alsp on
hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
u CASH WAS LACKING.
Justice John Shooed Her Out Of
Court When He Found Out.

Lena Cash said that John Rowland,
"A negro, who had accused her OF rnbbiny
him OF 40 had coined ter Petersburg
:al'tcr me, on fetch me ter Richmond, en-
den won't s'fote me-"
''ltis tough on you. Lena. but did YOU,
get his CASH. asked tho One John. in
Police Court, yesterday morning.
Nav, sab, All didn't" answered ,.e
CASH customer.
oman ain't no frien' er mine. Mis-
3ter Cr,nfhield,n broke IN Rowland.
"No cash for this morning. sergeant,
tlloo the prisoner o the hencoop," put In
The court ana the woman and man dis
4 appeared.
When Sergeant Sowell at tho Police Sta.
ton, asked Mary Francis Brown, Il negro
= woman. charged with being drunk, IL sh,
lived IN Virginia, Mar Francis Leaned
against Tie realizing and rolled her eyes
to tho ceiling, and spluttercd:
"Nhnw shir; All Wns borns IN Hsnovhcl
f country"
Mary Francis appeared before ,ithe on,
b ohm yesterday and positively disclainlc
8uny intention OF getting soaked 10 the col
lar band,
Separate tile creature fro mthc half o.
Il w ordered the court,
Il cawn't do IL, don't you KNOW saiC
the gallant MIR. Robins. taking Mar!
Francis by the lief, wing and heading lle
in the direction of the pen.
Jennie johnson, one Of the Leading chorc
= lale7liued pieces of anatomy from the eds
OF the county shied q brick al Polly Rob
inson, Polly duckcd and the rick strucI
b lie WINDOW. Ennna Gray heard her MAJ
her remarks" said Polly,
Jennie paid the $40 and lief, The bricI
the courtroom,
e Isaiah Turner. a half-bind old negrtafSa
K Old 10 90 out. He said that lie hafSine
some friends on Emancipation Day am
s5liIsy had given him d treat,
Ben Wallace, a bullet headed negro, va
& Kicking Lille Mathews In four differen
( nays when officer Thurman and Office
\ PHI Neisz saw him, When tho thorough
bred form of Neisz hove in sight BE
started on n run.
An stopped when de lseteman dar III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
WITH THE MILITARY.
Interesting Notes Gathered From
the Adiutant Generals Office. !.

the AQJutanC 5OetleTal S O11lCc. "
Captain w NJ. King, Jr., Of Company
A, Seventicth Regiment, Infantry Of
this city, has made he following pro-
motions and changes in his company:
Corporals, James Tosh, and Robert Ladd
and Private Jefferson n. Clary, to be SER
geants; Private Louis Norinent, to be
corporal Quartermaster-Serge Allen
Lazroni, to be line sergeant, and Ser
geant William Trimer, to lie reduced
to ranks.
Captain King has also applied for the
discharge Of Private Irwin Bolton and
William T.. Creepy, of his company for
the good OF the service.
Captain NJ. b. Rowe, OF Company r.,
Seventieth Infantry, at Fredericksburg,
has promoted Corpornls J.. n. N1ncDon-
nell and j. w. Berry, Jr., to be Scr
gcants, and Private G.. II. Smith, to be
corporal Of that company.
Private W. G. ODonnell. OF Company
*, Seventleth Infantry, at Staunton, has
been promoted by Captain IT. c. Brax-
ton the commanding officer OF that COM
pany, to be corporal.
All or the above changes and promo
lions are effective from the 81 instant.
The death Of Private George w.
1hacker Of Company A, SEVENTEEN In
tnntry.. this city, has been officially re-
ported by Captain W. M. King, j. pri-
vatc rhnclSer was accidentally killed at
Franklin, Va.
Application has been received from
Rev. G.. S. Maupin, OF Linden, Va, for
permission to organize n military COM
pnly at that place.
Governor Swanson to-day issued COM
mission to Freeman w. Jones MS second
lieutenant OF Company G, Seventy second
Infantry, Mt Petersburg. Lieutenant Jones
passed q very creditable examination for
the office TO which he has been commits
stoned. His commission gives Him rank
OF March atn. 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
ALL BOYS THROW ROCKS
Justice John Opposed to Bringing
Children TO Court.

When the ease Of little Lawrence
fackett for striking Leon Vaughan, an
other little shaver. with II rock was call
cd IN the Police Court yesterday morning
leigllbors of each OF the families OF, tho
boys responded as witnesses
one witness Mrs. Gill, WHO testified for
tho Vaughan element, said that she would
suggest to Mister Crutchncld that he send
the mowthers OF bad boys to the REFORM
atory and teach them TO rear children not
to throw stones. @ w fsS9ftaS @#S3t
Mrs. Vaughan said that she was going
to take her children 10 New Mexico IN
about two weeks. & s
The little IInckett boy admitted having
rock but said he was only rctnllatng.
"Childrcn shouldn't be brought here.
All boys will throw rocks. Mover saw one
In my life that won't mean. Take thcr
home aid make them hchave--if YOU cam"
said the court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
MOTHERS CLUBS,
Federation Holds An Interesting
Meeting. v

.
Tho Federation Of Mothers Clubs as
scmbed Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
in the Central School building. Much i'm
portant work was accomplish shed. The by.
laws, which were drafted and adopted
some time age were distributed in print
ed form.
Steps we're taken to support the Civic
Improvement League and to form leaSues
for that purpose among the children. a
discussion or the clear street problem
followed. in which opinion was freely
expressed and IL plan for Improvement
League mapped out.
Cfllcers were elected as follows:
Mrs. Il. J.. lindsay, president Valen-
tine Mothers Club.
Mrs r.. Neal. first vice-presdent
Madison Mothers Club.
Mrs. S. E.Bates, second vice-presdent
West End Mothers Club,
Mrs. S.. Turner, third vice-presdent
3Chimboraazo Mothers, Club.
Mrs, Morgan Mills, fourth vlce-pres-
ident Bellevue NJ others Club. ,s.
Mrs. X. ,rP.S lllhE. recording secretary
ST. Andrew Pareiits' and Teachers Club
Mrs. NJ. II.-9Asler, corresponding secte-
tarE Valentine Mothers Club.
4 Mrs. Harry Whttet, treasurer :Monu-
mental Child Study Club.
an, executive board as also chosen to
consist OF the following ladies.
Mrs, Kate Minor, Richmond Educational
Association.
4 Mrs. e. Il. Lindsay, Mrs. NJ. II. Asher,
Valentine Kindergarten.
Mrs, l.. Neal Mrs. Charles Y, Palmer,
Madison kindergarten. '''s
Mrs. S. Il. Bates, Mrs. George ". Him
ter, West End g1<inderEnrtcn.s "s2Ris59
Mrs. S. Turner, Mrs. s.. A. Tucker,
Chimborazo. Kindergarten.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mills, Mrs. A. E. Chapman,
Bellevue Kindergarten
Mrs. r. p. King, Mrs. Blunt, ST An
drew's Kindergarten.
Mrs. Harry Whittet Mrs, r. NJ. Epps,
Monumental Kindergarten,
Mrs Fred. Carr, Mrs. NJ. b. Coleman,
Henry Kindergarten.
Mrs. IT. w. Stein, Mrs. J. j. Gravens,
Brook Avenue Kindergarten.
Miss Alice n. Parker, Richmond Train-
ing School for I<ine&gartoners,