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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-29
An Easy Matter.

An Easy Matter.
Il can induce
the most contrary
man in the world
to agree with
me-"
Indeed! How,
pray ?"
"By saying mean
things about his
neighbors."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-29


Accounted For.
Poorsh OF 1
GU ght to have
killed something
that time, guide.
Guide-Yes, you
oughter. but both
the dogs is hang
in behind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
BURGLARS ATTEMPT
TO ENTER; @ D. ] } M 6 [.
IA Panic in institution, and
Preacher Uses Re-
volver. \; 5Ss
/ spec. d ~ southern Ron Te,ophoas,>

lGsft4t tSpecaal ny SoutHeE1l I1oil Ae|cpo'|o'J
h DANYILLN, VA, August 24,-r he ma
tron and thlrty-hve oh4l dren at the Dan-
vile orphanage were thrown In q panic
about O'Clock, this morning, caused by
two men attempting to effect an entrance
into the building by a side door. Miss
Pattie Faulkner. the matron. WIS asleep
on the second floor. and was q armed by
the noise. The building ~ without male
protection, and she screamed loudly for
assistance, Rev, y, 3, Holland. BAPTIST
minister, who lives nearby, was tina first
to respond, Armed with q revolver, he
came across the yard, and saw two men
IYunnlpg, lie fired once, but 4 hey q lsap-
reared In the daFkness, E
81 Soon quite q number OF neig hbors and
several police officers We're on the scene.
"a thorough ,sarch was begun, and Mr.
Holland fired again at q man he heard
running through the corn In the garden.
The shot, however, Rerlt Wild, lNlere Ia
no g. clue az tq the Identity g the ,glen.
or what motive they could have had An
trying to effect an entrance INT the oE-
pl,anaga, Which 10 Ia place OF refuge for
hIldren whose parents are either dead
81 ana bio to tn e care gof;4 them i is
kept pps ny charlta BILE donations. G!tis
xans n We're very much enra Eed 20 YER the
mi Iscs DEM, and. if the men had been caught,
they Hoila have a Jared ta ~ " :, NJ 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25


flege OF yrginia, Loo. Iii ss n. 5S8
3 Stroller, Paul NJ, chburs, ~ Uni;
sycrsity OF y Yirsinia, Il 1906.
Smith, John VIZ Mouse, n. "A G. !. Il Jniver;;
sity OF Maryland, sou. ~
E$ sanwictl, 5B. a. IL richmond. Va Queens
Univcrslty, Kingston, Canada 1906
Sterling, Eunice BIZ. Bal fillmore, Nd Y,
EWoman's hIedIcal College, II at6. \. ";
# Strong. Andrew j, 3S3 r geway, 5gssV z al
j Leonard Medical College, 1905, "
S stanccll. William W.. Margarettsyll l
s sn cad. w. w, tina NJ lis. Va jiiiverTS
sty OF ~ rxinia, 1906. Il. 8
sandidge F.. NJ Sand ID ges, Va, Medical
College OF Virginia, 13O6. NJ Ssa5 n @ .54g
~ S1ataper, +. u, Alvin, T exas, " niversttyi
Sof 8Pcnnsylyanln,.& 1906 81. Nd
sGtherland, Edgar IL II illsville Va.
University Of Virginia 500. *, I,
Thorntone. n Jcssic NJ !. .ss stauntdn, V va,
Woman's Medical Colleg vol ,1l /, J. ], j. !,
Trent, j. G.. Rich mond Y ~, ~ edlc "a
College Of Virginia, 1906. AZ
ETompkns, J, M, Richmond. ~ q, N edi-.
cal College OF irg MA, 81 9os:
t& Terrell, Samuel NJ. Salem. "a, Marion
Sims College OF Medicine, s. S93. 5sas5
1rart I, ~. IP., Clinchport.. Vas George
washington UNIVERSITY. 4 SOC ,5 IA
81 dillingham;. Benz amlna - chm non
a., cal olege OF Yirg inia.3 1895 st3
wallace. Will liam Richmond ~ q,
Williams. j.. IT,, Princeton, ',t e.,
Medical College 81 Ohio. 800. !.
VILLA. II c.. Chaickn tuck, y a. Medical
College Of Virginia. s06. II
Edward D., fingers Ste re,5 W.
Va. University OF Maryland. 1901.
west. George g.. Gerardst own, Wy \.
university OF Pennsylvania, 1897
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
ENLARGE POSTOFFICE.
Zig Addition to Virginia Trunk
and Bag Factory
(speoIal 70 The Times-D IMatoh.

Especial 10 The Tirnes- D iNatoh,) ss
PETE1RSBuRG,V AZ August 24.--United
States; Architect F. II. N eeley3 Is here to
look after the enlargement and Improve
fment OF the postoflice$ build Ing, for which
Con gressS at the last session mad mn ap-
propriationSof $50, 900. ST. The plans for this
Improvement have not been mad e know
but 1T AS ind ers TODD that the building will
be very mat eriallys enlarged, and the Sirl-
terror chang ed. 81
The Virginia Trunk and Bag Company
have awarded contracts for tho n Ws d.
,dition to- their plant, In Guarantee Street,
which Is to cost about $4,000. The ew
building will be four stories high, forty
feet wide and nearly S50sYeet Ions. Major
Harrison Waite M rs the architect The
building will have concrete foundations.
piers and floors, for which Parkinson and
Fonn hive the contract. The brickWork
will bs done BY Brister and Harrison.
by Lieutenant Charles E. Bowie OF this
city, on the staff Of Ma or AZ. r. N o0d Y.
has ben d esignnted by Governor Swanson
us 4 a member OF the Virginia team Of
'militinn,on * to attend and part lcipatc In
the ntional shooting ma tch a t Sea girt.
NJ J. q HI will leave for that place TO
Tho family Of Alexander Smith IN
Chesterfield county, recently found N
destitute conditionsnnd all the members
ill., have through the kindness and gatten-
{ ton OF DR.. w. p. Hoy, 4 been restored 70
health ana given a new start in llfe.55
Edith Winston, the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W lillian T J. NJ ears. died yes
{terday after a very brief illness. The
funeral took place this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
LKH.O||.R|'|s'|:E|..
..SA0 ! I | D {;
Have Been Changed ind fere :il
ITO Large Western and Eastern IS ri
Exhibitors. ", 5,a$
ME JAN EsToWN BOULEVARD.
An o fficial Flag Atdopted BY the.
~ Exposition a.to,, ss,s
Resigns.
fs,pecjal " rho times, r. i, l,patoh |,

8 NoRF DIX u VA August aI.--The dnte
$of the third annual N orfolk Horse Show,
under the direction OF the Norfolk Il orse
Slow and Fair n Associat ion. has been
postponed from the first week In October
to October nth, 18th, II 18th and goth. The
time orlg inhllyl set u for the show con-
Sficted XVI TIL horse shows at louisville,
KY, and Brock ton. Mass. and " a,1 n
hers 81 prominent owners and exhibitors
who desirp to- show here have entries In
both OF these large shows tho Norfolk
Horse Show and Fair Association decided
to post pbne Its event - NJ
$Il7 ii. d B. IN, Goodrldge. Hartman iii Of tho
jamestown Boulevard Comnission.I has
returned from Vashingt on where no had
ii satisfactory conf ference Il with the OIL
3cials OF the Department OF Agriculture
relative to the disposition
Boulevard. He stated to day that he had
received assurances OF co-opera ton from
the departments experts In road build I'D y
II Engine ori Coleman, "a who came hero
from Richmond yesterday ID repres entlng
tho Commission Of II ighways of Virginia,
il,eg gan surveying vest erdny fterioon for
the route OF the bo,ile vard. He VIII max g
the survey In the county. ex tending from y
the. city line to the ~ ltion groun ~
The Jamestown Exposl ton Company
has adopted an official Z flag. whlct = \ was
photograph ed 10. day for co yrigh ting ls3
1 The nag is,a small peni,flnt With ~ !, rec
broad stripes a red W to- and Sa blue
.Ins the cente Of the pennant appears the
Official Se,nblen1 Of the Bxposlti ton. Around
the emblem arc thirteen stars worked q
In 81 5ss
sIIs REV. s. b. Overton. pastor OF the Grace nc,
Baptist Church, Norfolk, al Inns : ssignedI
his pastorate, to take fleet In October
ana the resignatio na has been ac g. .8s4
Mr.. Overton n ID +; said to have several
calls from Q Their 4 fields IN Virgintn8 and
North Carolina ls3 De- ssl8i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
AEWPAYs ] !|,|A!|| :. i! E0 O.
RAhDOIPH:s7|MA|C|'0|!|Nl !.
II a.p1oa:,rrese Student Of the College
Passenger 81, the Wrecked :s':ls,:t
Manchuria. 555
!. " N u.
fsnecIa, 10 The Times-Dl spatoh.)

g5(RANDOLPH-A1A MA, Angus p. ~,
The executive COMMITTEES OF 8gg Randolp Pm
Macon College met In richmond today
re- All the vacancy caused by the death
81 Or, 81 s. Ellis tina coll ege sphyssics IAN
who was drowned two weeks q SO.
Dr.. Chambers Ray. q Ease Siso ee4s
syn ~ IS rs elected. Dr,, Ray Is an a. 81
~ r2ando nh Nh con, 81 OF 1899. and 4 for g
Yea - was professor Of mathematics ut
SQuItman College. KS il VI y. "A !,
' The next year lie9 was reelected and
fndyanced5to the position Of VI ce- president
of the college, but reslg ed this posit lon
tof take upBthe study OF med cine In the
university College Of Medi cine. He grad
funted second In the class OF 1897 win y nlng
the prize for surgery. He was pres g dent
az his class and president Of the alumni
association in 1880. The winter Of 1SoS-99
he spent in Now York City at the Poly.
clinic Post-Graduate School and IL ospitai
and at the Gouyerneur Island Hospital.
OF New York. Is III il. 81
gagged e in practice at Eagle B ROCK, a.,
where he has won nm envlnhl 10 reputation
Yas a physician and as q man. He is
3nrasident5of the Eagle Rock Bank (lnc.)
and is active in al mat tors that concern
87, DR. "a raw has the highest endorsement
~ the physicians and Of the leading citi-
Bzens Of his county. & sn oh Richmond
Bphysicians us Or. Paulus F Irving, Or.
William, 8. Gordon and DR., Landon Ed p !.
wards speak In terms Of hi, gh praise of
DR.. Ray as o man Of fine attal y q
and OF great promise. These physlclsns
were his teachers ana had 4 full oppor-
tunity to Judge Of his ability and attain 'all7.
ments. \, III \,
marie county. and has one child y Ho Will
move to Ashland ~ the. !. opening % 1le
n Tho Japanese student, Mr.. YanaElWara.
who attended Randol pii- Macon College
during the last session, and who made
such favorable Impression on thpso
Throughout the State who heard him
speak OF the missionary work - n ] Japan,
was q passenger on the steamer AInn-
fchuria which recently went ashore on
the coast near Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands. a "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
iTORTURED8B|'|Y'||'.
ITCHING [: !.
Suffered Tremendous itching Over t'f |.
Whole BODY Scratched Until I1t| i
BIed Worse at Night, With \ l1:t5
Soreness and Excruc.,llatlng Palms
s.-- Western lady .;aI'll 4
WONDERED CURE 3 B (.
CuTlCU RA'$ REMEDIES {. ! I / |. }! /:

Last year ~ this time I suffered
WITH N Tremendous itching on my
back, which grew worse and worse, I'm:
I I'll IL spread over tho whole body and
/ only thy face and hands were frcc.
! For four months or 80 / sui the
torments Of the damned, and 4 had To-
! scratch scratch, scratch until i bled.S
AZ night when l went to bed things
got worse, and i had at times to get
up and scratch my body all over, unit!
4 ] was as sore rs could be. and until !
suffered excruciating pains. 1 did not
know what II was, and resorted to %
number Of blood purifiers, using at
times also Cuticura5 Soap They told told I
mo then that / was suffering from
eczema. Then II nude up my mind
that I would also use6 Cuticlra. ONT lint
meht and Cuticura Resol,yer,t. ! used use
them according 70 inst Lotions, and ID very
soon oon indeed I vas greatly relieved. 4
continued until vel, and now I. an, an
read to recommend the Cuticura 4, Rem
edics 10 any one who suffers as dld your W
obedie lent servant. MRS. Mary Metzger,J
Sweet water, o kla, j une e, y oO6. D's8ss S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
lie Has Lots Of Money ,&BAt8H'lseI
8s3Si is W1crcSItR Does Him No
Good. !iS
.sENDsBANDS &c s. LETTERS
HIS on Bread and Water y tier, But II
Keeps His Spirits; !. @
ms. " ri n, s5S sat. s5 w \
Especial BY southern bell relephonc3

SS8 ORFOI1Ky8 Al, "A " rus W 2i.---As no one
$is allowed to see j. u 1aaynor Storrs Wells,
now an apprentices seaman, prisoner
aboard II tho receiving slip Frank n,g III
the Norfolk Il Navy Yard, y but fneager5 In
formation concerning hts. lifa on the brig
+ elnnnates from the yard. It was said
from the Franklin that tho young man
time 81 imprisonment, caused by over
staying His leave OF absence and failing
to report at this naval sta ton promptly
saf tcra tho expiration OF his leave, when
lle went to visit His parents, before ems
4tering upon his four years term OF en- 4
Slistment III the navy, would ( be VI next
Tuesday SS$fs CT R ~ 35
"a & vas also reiterated from the Frank
lin that tho young man ID In double irons.
and 5iie IS fed on bread and water, except
every third day, when he Is given full
ships rat ons. s3s n
s m the ordinary course OF events, Wells,
upon ing released from I'm prisonment,
will go 4 to tho naval training station.
After four months there, he will proba-
5bly be assigned to n some ship at sea-.
SHe4 could, however be kept at the station
for4 four years, or Until he coz Id be
whipped into an able sea m an. * Il ~ not
known what efforts are being made TO get
Wells out Of the navy. K SSs sS s
~ Wells gets many letters and kilograms
daily, and sends many In rel turn. IIe &is
said to lave plen ty8 OF ney--nor re than
any ono else aboard the ship but money
can do him no good now. It has nothing3
to do With his prescn t state. ,Y55
IT Is also learned that Wells has re-
covered from any melancholy which may
have taken hold Of him during his first
day OF Incarceration. The sudden change
from the gaiety OF Newport to the pres
7ent life is not now depressing. LIS fs4 I'M
gsH He Is reported as being 1oll y and happy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
\ SLAIN BY: TWO BOLTS 3:
Husband Dies in Wife's Arms q; az
Doorway 81 New H lone.
(sreclal 10 The Mines Dispatch...

(Sreclad Ito The Times Dispatch.)
+ HrAI2IO ON, OF August 24.--N hilo tack
Ing down a carpet and tai king Of a hanpy
future with his wife and body IN heir
new honoe yesterday AFTERNOON. Jtouswer
.Denman, aged % years, Ie siding near
Larue. was paralyxed by q thlnder 7
which descended the chimney. Mrs, Ten-
man md the baby. Annabel, agod two
years. were knocked down by tho same
bolt. falling beneath O table. III
sS3 For God 3 sake, little Hirl. save me
II you can =, gns4sd Denman to his wife.
With n supreme effort the brave woman
raised her stricken husband TO his feet
and dragged him to the doorway, where
she thought the fresh air might revive
him., IT feel better now. Denlnan said,
when q second bolt crashed through tho
roof. striking him dead In his Wlfe's
arms. Mrs Denman was rem erel Suncon n
3sclous and the baby was hurled twenty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
DROWNED in HIS BEST: \
Fresh Water Preserved E:Body8i in
N Good Stat as54
(speclal III The. Tlmes.D ~ spstch.l

ss285 III Especial 40 The Times D spatct.
WEST POINT, A.,iS A,lgust Sza.--An IN
Known colored mnn's body was found !9lLtn q
Wednesday boating o. little below Beach .tl
PARK. He lis supposed to have fa Hen I from
The body was so little defaced, and the
eyes untouched. that It shows mat the
water was fresh, as no crabs frequent
fresh water, Grabs attack the eyes first
The man wore good clothes and 81 shoes.
and a good watch other words v! 81, he
swns "a ressed u for some special 5socca-i
sion. AT first those finding him thought Il
the watch was at work. Afterwards y
WAS found the watch had stopped at
3twenty-eight minutes past eleven,
S$An inquest was held over the body
and It was turned over to Undertaken
Schnlkley for interment in NEWEST Point
Cemetery, instead Of at ''higt-watorl
S3i,n,rk'. nearest to the place whore tho
body was found. according to custom ls and
law, DsY sts NJ ij gsS. 53G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
''T|.HE BUSINESS MEN
Of: SOUTH | 4 BOSTON | !. \
Organize An 1Associat and
ii Elect Officers and
Directors.
,.fspecIal h to The MINES plspat al, \

an (spec!al % Tue Tlnles- Dlspa cll.l
,adjougned meeting OF the business men
Of South Boston WAS held this evening
in' the Bank or South Boston, when q
permanent organization was effected 10
DO kn9Wn as tho business Mems Assot3
,cia.ions OF Houth Boston, ya,. with the
following officers for the first year;
y. johnson. pres dent; Joseph stsbbins,
vice pres dent; r. g. Barbour, second
yico-presidsnt; II. 7. Eemonds. secreta-
~ ana treasurer.
sThe board OF directors comprise w. II,
Shepherd, N g. r. q llllland, y. q, Patter-
son. n. 4 y, DeJarnetto, II. u. Tuck, Col
ionel Henry Easley, and the president
and two yice-pres idents, 4 S,s es3, I'll u
BfSThe association starts off With more
than q hundred memRegs, "a II \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
PocAHoNTAl.ss''s \ 81.
Making Enlargements and Has
Many Orders Ahead. #
lspocinl To- T,ha Tln.es- Dlex20toll.

(SlocIl 10 'lVt llIltS- Ayie&&SVSS1.Sti
DTTRICKs, VA, August Tho Poca-
.hontaa Cotton Mill CO mpany are making
some needed imploy alIlsnts 70 their al
ready apaoiogs buildings by the aEeSSttiio 9 !.
ana baling OF olott, and the erection OF q
number OF roomy outhouses for the
storing OF material, waste" and tools,
a long time now, and has many orders
l,ing-room, Who went there from tho ut
four years since, has severed his con-
fnection With the Pocahontas mill, and
accepted q lucrative position with the
Mr. David Gates. formerly with the
Manchester cot ton & mills. gsucoeeds Mr.,
Lodge at the sPocahontpa. VA
years OF are, IA son OF Mr., Richard T..
Williams, was by. commission appo!nte
for tho purpose ad1udEed insane md or
dered sent to an asylum q day oy two ~
nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
ia Go iii Training.
y, m, = rho = 1,imes. DIsnatch.

sEg Special to rho Times Dlspatch.) III n
y, gItAD FORDj ~ Al August 24--.t car load
& of horses from the Edge il III Stock Farm,
owned by Mr.. J ohm u ugl,an. president
sof the Southwest Virginia Agricultural
ana Live stock Association arrived Mon
day at tho Fair Grounds to goGi training
for the races of the q reat p istr Falr K.
Other owners WHO have horses here 'l 81 ~
training are Mr.. James r. Vaughan of
h Ronnoke;, Mr. Pierce Bane, Sof Giles !; DIR.
Jones, OF Roanoke M Is II ollday, Of stntin \
.,ton, and Mr.. Kell y, OF N orth Carolina.
Bg$ Afrang ements have been made for herds
~ thoroughbred cattle from Kentucky,
elrdlana, PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia. ana West rls
Virginia, ana ind cations are TINT the fair
viii be the greatest II the history Of the ne
associatioll. ss tes{f5 &$ isS 8ij4 9 s4s IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
INCREASE IN VALUES u. a.! 4
Several Attempts to Burn 2 m Hon Home
&c q olored School Principal.

81 g olored School Principal.
Special to limos tD u &
I OF the Commissioners Of q Revrlue for
sPIttsylvan'a county show the following Y;
Increase in real estate and personal
property over last year, Total
value 81 real estate for taxa ton for 1905 ].
1926, 5o4; personal ropert eb 8 .1s2, go
Total ynlue Of real est tate for taxation y
for 1905, 81 I'll. COS personal property 1905,
81 ,2se, sls The First Dlstriet shows the i'
greatest increase. and tina Il is "a ue to the
large cotton 4 mills Of the Dan River
Power and Manufac curing Company y y
which arc located IN the district Just 7
out OF tho city limits OF gDanyille.
8 some person or persons tried to burn
the home Of Morgan Banks, a respected
5colored man living near this place. Thurs
day night This Is the third or fourth
attempt In the past. three or four years.
Every time the fire. has been discovered
IN time to prevent serious dana 90. Banks
has been principal OF the colorcd graded
school, g and " seems that there is some
bad blood, evidently due to his being
IN charge OF 4 the sch DOL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Syery 10 urce& 81 hese isB Nv Z? They spring
from love Of self, not love OF log.

very % urce 81 II hesa 4. evil springs
from love Of sell. mot love ofE
NJ Morality falls@n tia q clal test N
complete surrender to God Il the Legal "
Edolngs OF q time did not .l.s
e shas
eth good IN Thy sig
where morality iaiiia. ~, i !; I. U
Thg tn1ps ppessIse
works In him vii and 10 90 q his soSN
pleas ures aE 8 j#
size Sc d bank acco unit. amount Of real
estate bonds, and ocks, 4is not the qnsss-
ton. But attitude 8of 1.-THE that 49, J
!hs Yo1ss shSsla soan
p lias s. Win that
be possible J. !. N
Nay. have heae thin gs alread bse;n IA
Surrendered to- God res the 5held s.lIlS
trust ls the
tian ship rseosnlzed Sand iiYeq
aaS$T ouchstone for III not rich alone, y! l4
ases To- RssF aA b y
rich 70 that they a VAL posses egg;
dollar ~. Sc SS ~, E5ass our
III iyerse oral qualities OF the sol "
more precious to than q
rem der would ~ have been nothing aPa M!
from the spirit 4. 81 "a Vas smaas
one Greek word for sin q gnfles literal! 4.
10 miss he ma one as "a
misses IL as
beyond gaiSi5}e n
erosion OF the law.
Ia 4 s small ma tier that we fall sshort.lin3
our love Beng VINO; ae1yy ee4
nraserved. redeemed n Such love Tor
Isl the very essence o :, se els;
gpea tongue ,s 81 q ms ~
derstat,d mysteries and 4 knoWle dGe.. ss ana i
have mount aln-re wing IN One .m az
l,iiterallygHdo what Jesus req ired qIa s#
sl;arandi s, eyen .sis
tty% rdei y, a of as being done without
supreme love Of God, ~ would be prom
less, and as 11eani less as e
lcynltal. E !. III Saa Il
its severity7 Provide nce Is yet daily apssst
plying 1t. Call to ministry call e. PnilsaIn.S
| thropy, halt In amasSin 8 veal Tn t9 sdlS!-s
perse 1t as an almoners OF VI 1od-tAla
Jesus saying yet u. sell and siye
Pitt PITY ths sorry plight of the rich Gun
ruler. sYes} But have 6a care we aIeEn
| nSthe same plight Sourselye The ma tnral&
MIA n is 40 ready to exclaim, ythlnE
er s 81 e. Hearts Win new Hla. hand .onE
SIT SIT e the new blrth viii enable u e sur-
render it.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
HEROIC ACT. 4
Young Man Who Gould Not
Swim Reycues Young Lady.

lgI9 fsIetinj!fto prho Tiints. DIspatch.) \. ,
III WEST IsO1 Nh 5s -, August 24.-7At
.stioakly Wharf, on ware River; g short
ttimc%ngo, III young lad n WHO cnii, g. y Wy
from Norfolk on the stenn,cr Norfolk lori
deep and would have drowned, as she
.linti Il sunk twice, had mot & MI. Mahlon
Benson, a young man Of twenty years
ok nge !, son of Mr. Pom u cnslln, jumped
into the river, caught and held her up
until /, boat 5cnno to tho rescue. h vi 33
SThe thing that rendered the not most
gallant and showed such bravery \ was tts
that tho young mar, could not sssltr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Primitive Baptists:.5

3E {specIal "a The Times Dispa tct. & sss
$# LIJRAY ,5jV AZ, IF August Il 24.--The primni-i
tive Baptist Association convened To-Day
with Naked Creek Church In the 10 south g .1l' a
err end OF this$ county Sss 4. n
A large attendance Of ministers r, 1sS
preseat 1 n from a Veste fI 81 Stat es These
meetings ar tended by house . nds IS OH
persons each veal: IA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
l3N 1tIf ~
i ABOARD THE EMELINE.
Fish c Commissioner Sail object
Maryland Representatives.
Especial To The TiInes- DLpat ~ \

" IA, August 244,-lThe
Board Of Fisheries reached here from
Norfolk Thursday. night, and left here
this morning on the new State steamer
where they will meet wit tn the Maryland
Fish Commission and discuss the wayn
and means OF protecting. the oyster In
sdustry Of the Potomac River, VI q,
since her inspectionI a few days ago. She
Is the queen OF the oyster navy q n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
&. THE III / TOBACCO CROP,
sFreshets Have Washed Much
Away and Rain Damaged Balance

1.Y "a Sesfist ~ VA, Ausust
pacco men here are not optimistic ever
the, outlook for the gro wing crop .of toT
SEbacco on account OF the racent frequent
and severe rains In this section pf tho
stare @ III ls feared that ~ he CROP has
been consld ahly I! SO aecoln I
AZ said many planters haYs \. lpllt ~ 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
q e, o.
Sunday Outings
Old Point, Ocean View,
Buckro roe, Pine Beach
and Norfolk: !. .
Z rip
Every Sull]nday

no old Polnt Bnckroe, Ocean View,
pho Beach and Norfolk Two Il fast
trains. q Leave R!ohmond $3.50 and 2
"A, NJ every Sunday, Three hours longer
al Ocean 4 View ana Pine Beach than
Via any other route, Ten hours at the
seaside. Visit Jamestown a Exposition
site, u Only route running two solid
trains to the seaside, Cape Henry md
Virginia Hoach. il,eQ. n /,