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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
may CHOOSE 4 NEW
SUPERINTENDENT
Mr. Joseph M. Shelton is in a
Receptive Mood Concerning
4 s Gas Department.

1t has developed that there may be OPP
position to Mr.. William P. Knowles, su \
perin1endent Of the city gas works, when
he comes up for denomination before tho
Democratic caucus OF the Council next
M While not an avowed candidate, City
Gas Inspector Joseph NJ. Shelton is in.
. q receptive mood, and will take the place
II It shall be offered to him. But 1t may
not DO either Mr. Knowles or Mr.. Shelton.
for there Is a. feeling. more or less vide
spread. in the Council. that In view OF
the proposed rehabilitation OF the gas
works. 1t might be well to put the engi-
sneer who Is TO supervise the undermining
OF the. plant in full and immediate charge.
"a TheitquestionS is certainly live one
and nome interesting developments are
anticipated before It Is finally disposed
OF. There is no liver Issue In Richmond
at present than the rehabilitating OF the
gas works, and some members OF the
Council do not thinktit is being carried
forward at present In tho wiscst and best
mn M, e4T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
Young Men Alleged to Have
Stolen Money. .J.

Arthur Tyson, a we'll known man OF
Manchester, and w. M. Richardson.
young man who is very well connected
in Richmond were In the Police Court
Yesterday morning on warrants. chars
ing them with stealing money from the
Old Dominion Iron and Nails Works.
The case was continued until the 2sth
linstant at! the request OF counsel for the
accused. Mr.. E. Fl. Wells. of Alnnche1ter.
will defend Tyson and Mr.. George 2.
Wise Wise Will be the attorney for Richardson.
Young Richardson was a clerk in tho
employ OF the company. and 1t is stated
that he took a lot OF cards used by tho
5laborers to get their salaries and filed
them out. The names OF men who had
been employees were placed on the cards
II is alleged that Tyson took these cards
to the pay office. and with an order,
which was supposed to be from the man
whose name was signed on the card
collected the money. Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Searching for Her Children.

Mrs. John Taylor, whose home was
In Bluefield, w. Va, Is in Richmond in
the hope that she may find her two
children who were taken from her IN
Roanoke and turned over to the Children's
Home Society OF Virginia. The mother is
without funds and is being cared for
at No. 1876 West Main Street.
From Bluefleld she came to Roanoke,
at which place she believed she had an
uncle. She was arrested there and spent
several days In jail The charge was
that of being a vagrant. When she was
released from Jail her children-two girls
of tender years-were away from her and
had been given homes by the Society.
Mrs. Taylor protested and came to
Richmond with the idea of finding her
children, though IL she did find them
she could not take care Of them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
JAMESTOWN COMMISSION
Took Action Yesterday Regard
ing the Virginia Exhibit.

The jamestown Exposition Commission
held session yesterday In the Governors
office at the Capitol to discuss plans for
collecting Virginia exhibits for the expo
sition.
Those present were tho Governor and
Messrs w. w. Baker A. M. Bowman
W. w Sale and r. w. Withers. commits
sioners.
A check for $4,000 was delivered to the
Association for the Preservation OF Vir-
glnia Antiquities, being part OF the reg
ular appropriation. Captain G, Julian
Pratt was appointed superintendent OF
exhibits, with offices In Richmond.
Alehsrs. Withers. Sale and Day were
appointed subcommittee for the COL
lection OF exhibits on nsh and game,
truck and peanuts. Messu Bowman
BAKER and Early We're appointed sub
committee TO collect all other exhibits.
Mr.. Withers, rs SECRETARY OF tho COM
mission, was authorized to write letters
70 the members OF the House and Senate
70 call upon and urge the supervisors to
make levy for exhibiting the resources
OF their counties at the exposition,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
III1l TIhEs D1sAToH RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

JEFFERSON Wallace asked that be be not
advanced al 70 the. High Priesthood, owing
TO tho e; fact that the demands q his. busi-
ness rendered It Impossible fot him to
give give tho Office the necessary attention.
The. chapter Reluctantly accepted Mr..
,Wanlace's declihation aud elected Excel
lent iea1 jacob Levitt, past high priest. T.
, tne Office Mr.. wallace was re- elected
KING; Mr.. NJ. I, Binswanger, scribe; Tx
oeiiont ~ Botugheimer, secretary, and
M. Z. jennings treasurer. .ss 4 ia
K After tho election. about II O'clock. the
chapter, as Is customary with the frater-
nifty, adjourned from labor to refresh
ment and partook OF an enjoyable spre1d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Prepare for Fire1ncn.

A meeting was held In the Mayors
office Monday night to organize for the
entertainment OF the State Firemen's
Convention. which will hold It's annual
session In this city, August ED. F23d and
oath. The following gentlemen were se-
slectcd MS officers: r n
General Committee--Cnptain j, H.
Frischkorn. chairman; Captain J. r. shep-
pard, subchairman; Captain J. !: L. Levy.
secretary. Finance Committee-Jam
N. Boyd, chairman: l.. n. Norris T. Kirk
Parrish, AM. Cannon md c. Q. Saville.
This committee Will call upon the cit
liens for contributions to entertain the
visitors. who will come from all parts
OF the State and from other States to
compete for tho prizes that will be of
fered gtiS5 e sayl 8Efl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
ARE NOW in SESSION
A Large Number Of Applicants
Present-One Lady and One
CnnfaderafatII afaran


The State Board OF Medical Examiners.
who for two days past have been regis
tering candidates for examination, at
the Capitol began examining this morn
ing at g o'clock. There will be three
examinations held each day and three
days will be required to complete the
work.
The board is composed OF the folio W.
ing well-known members OF tho medical
professions: Dr. Rawley w. Martin. OF
Lynchburg; DR.. r. Bruce James. OF DAN
Vile; DR.. A. S. Priddy; Of Bristol: Dr..
w. B. Robinson, OF Tappahannock;
DR.. H. NJ. Nash, OF Norfolk; Dr..
Stephenson. of Toano; DR.. Wilkinson, OF
Mecklenburg: DR.. r. s. Martin. or
Stuart: DR.. Samuel Lyle, OF Lynchburg;
Dr. Robert Randolph, of Boyce. DR.. r.
NJ. Slaughter. OF Alexandria; DR.. Z. T..
Brady. OF Abingdon; DR.. G. w. Rogers,
of Staunton; DR.. e. G. Williams, OF Hot
At O'Clock last evening $50 applicants
had appeared. exhibited their diplomas S,
paid their fees OF $40 each and received
cards admitting them to the examination
room. OF these 15O would-be DOCTORS
one is woman. 100 are white men or
various ages and 10 arc colored, gradu-
ates for the most part from Shaw UNI
ASeTSlty ana Howard College.
One OF the applicants Is a Confederate
veteran. who has been living for many
years in Iowa. but who says lie desires
to spend the remaining years OF his life
In Virginia. The degrees are from col
leges from all over the United States
and the applicants range in years from
81 to Co.
1t Is planned TO hold the examination
In the hall of the House OF Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
News of the Sick

81 Mr. Charles Jenkins, Of this city, was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Virginia Hospital yesterday.
II MIR. a w. Spencer. Of Edgewater. Gray
son county. Is improving steadily at the
Virginia Hospital.
LIT. Hugh Chamber. OF Dinwtddie coun-
~ underwent an operation at the yir-
gtnla Hospital yesterday.
Miss Susie A. Moseley. Of Lacrosse,
Va, is at tho Memorial Hospital for a
week or ten days.
Mr. J. r. Lewis. OF Enfield. N. c.
entered the Memorial Hospital yester-
day, 70 hc operated upon to-day,
MIs. y, e. Eastwood. Of Manchester,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
MUSICALE BY PUPILS
OF PROF. {. |. BOILING
Very Interesting Programme is
Rendered at the Woman's
Club Last Evening.

a splendid musicale was given last
I evening at the wonrans Club by the
pupils Of Prot. Ernest. L: Boiling;
The numbers were all delightfully."- rem
Professor Boiling and his pupils received
= many congratulations and the occasion
was one Of great enjoyment to all pres
ont. The following programme was rem
dered:
Under the Lilacs: Ernest Boiling
: II Trovatore Fantasia. .Verdi-D Dorm
Miss Carlyn Nachman.
LIE Pas des Bouquetieres.....P Paul Wachs
Miss Rosamund Brauer.
( Shower Of Roses Waltz..:...: .Streabbog
Master Frederick Feitig.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler;
= Oberon TRANSCRIPTION. ). !. !. Kinkel-We Weber
Miss Amelia Fetig..
Miss Bertha Levy. .
ta) Loure from the Sd Cello Suite; Bach
Miss Ethel Toone.
Play" las written for the Baltimore
Sun, by E. L. Bolingl.
Miss Erina Hinchman.
ga The Mill;... Rafel Joseffy
Master Winston Boiling.
Polka de Concert In Flat. OPP. /. Bartlett
@ Miss Rosamund Brauer.
In the Lovely Month Of May. 49,. .Merkel
Miss Nachman.
.......... ........ ............ Bartlett
4 (a) Waltz in Observation-Disclosures Bowman
(b) Pleasures of Youth. ........ Streabbog
Miss Evelyn Richardson.
Y Chant d'April, Op. 147...... .Theo. Lack
Miss Hinchman.
4 (a) Ricordati Op. 26............. G ottschalk
& Oh Nocturne In "A Flat, OPP 3.Carl Tausig
Master Winston Boiling
al Ns1y, H. ~. \ or{
Op. 5S........... ........ go. .Gottschalk
Miss Ethel Toone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Married in Washington.

On last Thursday, June II. 1906. Mr..
Winston 8. Rice and Miss Pearle Claudyne
Alley, both Of Henrico county. were mar
ried in Washington, D. c., at the resi-
fdence of the Rev. DR.. Muir. The con-
tracing parties are both popular and
have a wide circle of friends. Mr.. Rice
has for number of years been connected
with The Times-Dspatch mechanical de-
partment. After brief stay in the
Northern cities. they have returned. and
are at home to their friends at No. $40
West Clay Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
ORDINANCES NOW
IN Full Il EFFECT
Large Number Are signcd5by tho
Mayor, and Are Thus
Made Law.
MANY IN. NEW RESOLUTIONS.
$Llargt, Batch Returned to City
Clerk Ben 7. August BY
His Honor.

u I s.3i
On yesterday evening Mayor Mccarthy
returned to City Clerk Ben II, August the
largest number OF enrolled acts OF the
City Council that has been considered by
him since his incumbency OF tho Mayors
ofhcc.4 The following IRE some OF tho
many acts which the Mayor approved:
Authorizing a large number OF street
improvements. paving sidewalks, con-
structng sewers, etc.
Approving award OF contract to Charles
+ Weinbrunn FOR paving Oakwood Avenue
and portions Of p Street and Twenty
fourth Street, ut ninety cents per square
yard. - .
Appropriatlng $1,000 for completing ana
beautifying Libby Hill Park from Twen-
ty-eighth Street to williamsburg Avenue.
Authorizing the attendance OF the su-
perintendent OF the Water Works at the
convention of Water Works Supcrintcnd
cnts in Boston In July. 4.
Authorizing the use OF city water by
the Virginia Passenger and Fowcr Com
Street. - n - 80
authorizing tho Committee on Grounds
and Buildings to report the cost OF con-
verting the Third Market into an ASSEM-
bly, hall or auditorium. NJ
Requesting the street RAILWAY compa-
MES to place signs designating the route
on the sides OF their cars. Il s
Instructing the Committee on Finance
to report concerning the extra nppropri-
ations made since the annual appropria-
tons were made and those in contcmpla-
ton. ii 5s32
Requesting the state Corporation Com
mission to compel the Atlantic Coast
Limo to give proper and adequate ter
minal facilities to tho merchants OF Rich
mond f$t e.
Directing tho City Attorney 10 COM
relating to the government Of cities ana
towns. 80 ne
Health Ordinance.
An ordinance TO create board Of
health for the city. and authorizing the
election OF certain officers by the board.
Authorizing the sale OF the Clark
Spring property to the Hollywood Gene
terry Company and tho st. Andrews As
ISOLATION, IS q
Granting tho use OF city water at Idle
wood Park.
Requiring the heads OF all depart
ments OF the city government to have
all tho ordinances and resolutions relat-
Ing to their department properly filed and
indexed, and fixing penalty for failure
to comply.
To establish the southern line OF Broad
Street between the western line OF ?ou-
shee and the eastern line OF Adams
Street
Recurring the various street raIlwat
companies to sprinkle they streets along
their lines in manner satisfactory to
the Committee on Streets during certain
months OF the year, the wa ter to be FIR
nlshed for the purpose BY the city free
Of cost. .5
Requiring the clerk OF the Second
Market to perform the duties OF weigh
masters Mt the Second Market.
Closing and disseminating the Third
Market. and abolIshing the ONCE Of clerk
on and after July i. 1906.
Fixing the number OF clerks, messen-
gers and inspectors ITO be employed in
the office OF the superintendent OF the
Water Works
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Child Adopted.

The little baby boy who was discovered
a few days ago in the grounds of the
City Home by Superintendent Davis was
adopted yesterday by Mr.. Timothy and
Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, of No. 723 North
Ninth Street.
The parents by adoption gave the little
fellow, who is bouncing baby, sone-
thing under year OF. age. the name of
Anthony Sullivan. He will now be we'll
cared for. and will be brought up with
the best of care and attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
TWENTY-FIVE SOAKED.
9 rutchfield Had No Mercy for
Those Who Tanked Up.

1Wo-rifty ana costsl"
It's three-tWenty here. M
fifty for you." n. ";
Gimme three twenty N.s
THE half OF q v is yours ~,
Seventy cents moro to talk to me" y
NO mercy to-dny-gimmc tWo-fifty.'
Add something to It for the trouble
All soaks are soaked to-day-hand II
over
Pay me or see Gibbons or Robins,'
Thus was the dialogue IN Police Court
yesterday morning between those twenty
two people who had tanked themselves
on. Monday and wanted mercy from the
One John on Tuesday.
After very pleasant night and good
breakfast the man whom all fear walk
ed sprightly to the City Einll and Bailif
Gibbons wheeled his chair into place as
his presence was made known. Il
esterday was q beautiful day. Ma
ture smiled upon Richmond and there
were showers that gave gladness to the
heart OF many farmer. And the man
who comes before me this morning and
says that he didn't remain In home all
day. or that he went out and got drunk,
Will get soaked. which no rain could DO.
The words came from the Napoleonic
lips OF the One John. and he was looking
straight into the eyes OF some half dozen
lawyers at the time. a IsI
Then the clock hinged out E,e time tor
the procession to begin, and the venerable
justice walked into the place before
which SO many erring humans have had
their future told TN SEA!
One glance at the docket, and the ex-
preston upon the face Of the One John
changed. He was angry then, and he
didn't care II he showed his anger.
Sergeant Talley, call them DRINKS
here before me. and let me take a look
at them, he yelled, and the ball was
open. Fl I'm
Twenty-two-each one with bowed head
and on explanation-ambled from the
pen and stood before the court
And these twenty-five didn't get any
mercy. Now and then one OF then, would
have the amounts o-afd would leave
the room. The rule generally observed
was to send them back to the pen.
4 And hence this conversation tSat started
the article. Justice4 Crutchf1eld was f1n-
ing them and Sergeant Talley was COM
putting the interest at the same time.
There were two negroes who were dis
orderly, and they were proven to be inno-
cent. Indeed. It was morning for
strange happenings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

Summary: Struck out-by- Nuckols. s; !
by Leako. II. Bases on balls-off Muck.
oils. 81 off Leake. 8. Umpire-Mr. Hodge,,
Southern Railway Employees.
The annual outing OF the Southern.
Railway employees will take place satur-
day. when hundreds will go5 to West
Point. The arrangements for the trip
have been completed, and there Is a good
time in store for all OF those who go.
tails and assisting Mr.. R. L. Patram.
who is at the head of the affair, are:
IA. Raines,4 Observation-Disclosures: G. b.
Loving, chairman OF the decorating COM
mittee; j.. y. Reynolds, chairman OF the
music committee. H
The following are the chairmen OF the
various shops: g. B.. Loving and ]. e.
Reynolds. machine shop; H. J. Ware.
blacksmith shop; W. II. snead, boiler
Patrnm. car shops: J, A. Williamson,
foundry; ]. b. Slaughter and w. a..
JeWett, pattern shop; w. T. Davidson,
Jr., paint shop; w. G. Ledford, repair
track: II. IT. Edwards. upholstaring shop;
j sP. Fande fore, tin shop; g. r. Fowlkcs,
planning mill; w. B.. Crooks and William
Writ, planning shop. Il
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. W. c. Gillian left yesterday for
Lynchbung to attend the funeral OF his
brotherr who died In that place Monday.
Mrs. D. L. Talbot. OF swanshoro, en-
tertained the Manchester and swansboro
"Y's' In her home last night. II Il nc G.
Mr. II. A. Stewart, OF No 40 West
Eleventh Street. Ia III at his home.
The funeral OF Thelma Mae. the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hard
ing, OF swansboro who died yesterday
morning, will take place this morning at
10 o'clock from the residence. Interment
VIII be made In Maury Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
ROYAL ARCH MASONs.
Officers of Temple Chapter Are
Elected and Degrees Conferred.

Temple Chapter. No. 80. Royal Arch
masons. held a meeting at Masonic Tenn
pie TO confer the Royal Arch degree on
several candidates. Tho work was i'm
p'essycy done by Most Excellent Jacob
levitt, assisted by Right Ftxcellent
Thomas w Mccaw and Excellent w. Il.
frcscott After tho work the annual
election was held The King. Excellent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
tSues Citysfor Large Sum.

Trial OF the suit of Mr.. Paul SSvaldrighi
against the city 81 Richmond was begun
In the City Circuit Court yesterday
VaIdrighi is suing for $4,000, damages.
flow OF a sewer on his property on Monroe
and Broad Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Inquest Held.

Coroner Deas, OF Henrlco county, yea
ter1ay afternoon held an inquest over
the body OF George Bradshaw, VITO oil
Monday was killed by an engine IN this
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad at Bolton. Bradshaw, aYneEro.
It seems. was walking along the track
near Bolton and did not hear tile liap-
proach ofithet engine. The verdict OF the
coroners Jury was that he came to his
deathfby being struck by the engine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Cuff Button Lost.

Mr.. Sidney O Bannon. chief clerk in
the office OF the superintendent of PUB
lie Printing. had the misfortune to lose
one OF Ills link cuff buttons on the Cap-
itol Square n few days ngo. The buttons
were given Mr., O. Ramon, and he appre-
,uns them very ms ,,,S Inc engraylns
ciate 1t II the fndee will return it to
him at his Office In the basement OF the
sCapitOl aSj pr t35s {t3f3i,S {s III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Made -Superin

4 At the meeting Of the Headquarters
Committee yesterday, Professor r. H,
Bennett. OF Randolph-Ma College, was
selected to DO superintendent of the Yir.
jginia Anti-saloon League for the next
three months. has already accepted
and Will enter upon the discharge OF hll
duties Tomorrow. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
GREET AT JAMESTOWN. +
Will Play Shakespeake's Plays il
h Omen Ar ar F,xnos;+;o,,5 IL X {

In letter received yesterday, Mr.. Ben
Greet, the eminent shakespearean actor,
whose, company played Twelfth Night.
and ''As You Like It" here In the open
air during May, said that he would play
again in Richmond during November.
Mr. Greet also expects to play ut William
and Mary College and on the Palace
Green. IN Williamsburg, before opening
a season at The Jamestown Exposition
Grounds. -. 81 75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Furniture Coming.

The first instalment OF the furniture for
the Offices Of the Superintendent OF Pub,
lie Instruction arrived at the Capitol
yesterday. It is expected that 1t will all
be here and In place by the last OF next
week. t 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW.
Labor Commissioners to Come to
Rescue of Working Girls.

Rescue of Working Girls.
Under his enlarged powers. Comn,ls-
sioner OF Labor James 3, Doherty has
determined to soc that the Law, providing
seats for female employees Is observed
+ The law Is as wollows: q
All persons who employ females in
stores, shops. offices or manufactures
as clerks, operatives or helpers In any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

Picnic to Buckroe Beach.
q The annual picnic Of the Presbyterian
Sunday School Union will be held at
Buckroe Beach Tomorrow, "A very large
party will make the trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Left Memorial Hospital.

Mrs, Harvey L. Taylor. VINO has been
I'll at the Memorial Hospital for several
weeks, was able to leave yesterday after
noon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

NEW YORK, June 1e.--A comparison
of Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk
and Western on basis OF expansion OF
traffic and gross earning power some-
what favors the latter road. Norfolk s
tonnage movement has increased 70 per
cent, while Chesapeaxe's has Increased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

Miss Lillian Holt, Of SInithfield, N.
c., entered the Memorial Hospital yes
terlay. 5
Mrs. j. D. Fogg Of Prince Edward
county, is at the Memorial Hospital.
Master Winston Rabineau. who was
operated upon for appendicitis last week,
will be able to leave in n few days.
Mr. Charles Gold, who was so badly
burned by an electrical explosion several
days ago. is doing as we'll ms circum-
stances will allow at the Memorial Hos
pital. S
Rev G. w. Painter. missionary to
Yokohama, is doing nicely at the Memo
rial Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

Increase. per cent. c. & O.. 10 per cent;
N. & W. 10 per cent.
These are the underlying causes for a
gain In gross earning capacity Of 1G7
per c1'r:t. by Norfolk. as compared with
n per cent by Chesapeake and Ohio.at3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

Prominent among the railroad officials
who are attending the session OF the
Corporation Commission are Messrs.
Alfred P. Thorn, counsel for the Southern;
A. H. Plant. comptroller. and L Green,
Of the Southern, and Alexander Hamilton,
OF the Atlantic Coast Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

increase 6 Yrs. $5174,l 3O 90 7,Ol4 084
Increase per cent: c. q o., g per cent;
N. & ". 70 per cent.
@ Norfolk has been slightly forward in
the matter OF rates. which have risen 10
per cent. against 16 per cent. for
-Chesaneaka III 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

Summary: Struck out-by Nuckols. 8:
by Leakc. II. Bases on balls-ofr Muck
OILS. S;$o of Leake. 3. Umpire-Mr. Hodge.
Southern Railway EMPLOYEES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20

The grass widowers'' special from
tWaynesboro to Richmond will be in.
augurated on the first Monday in July
reaching Richmond at 9:45 o'clock.
The new schedule of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company will be
in operation on July 1st &. 81