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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

is debatable if he ever pitched anything like as good a game in his baseball career as he did yesterday--certainly he never did while a member of the MontEomery club was it revenge that spurred him? Jack Is popular in Montgomery and if the Climbers had to lose the fans are glad he won it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

Yesterday made the second 1 to game that Malarky has pitched this year and by a coincidence six hits were made off him in each Rame--such pitching as that will win lots more games than 1t will lose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

Those base decisions of Kennedy's didn't look right in that seventh inning. Perry looked safe at End when Ely threw there on the last half and 1t looked sure that Hausen threw lansing out at 2nd in the first half of that inning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

The Climbers have played five games so far. losing four Of them by one run and tic in the other in IS innings--now let's see 1T any gent has the nerve to show a hammer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
Have You Tried 1t :?

A building-up food for invalids and for those with weak life functions; which, by it's action on the blood, will help your body to throw of disease and take on flesh.
 For nearly a quarter of century
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

- WU UdSF HTts. ByTnC, Fritz, McCann, ? Three base hits, Hess. 2: DeArmond. Anderson Sacri- flee hits. Fritz. Stolen bases. Hess. Meany Base on balls. off Becker. 4; or Fritz. 1. Struck out. by Becker, 4; by Firth. r.. Hit by pitcher. Becker. l. First on errors, Little Rock, 1; Shreveport. l. Left on bases. Little Rock, s: Shreveport, 9. Wild pitch, Becker. Double plays, Clark to Byrne 10 Clerk. Time 1:45. Umpire Rudder- ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
COLLEGE GAMES.

Georgetown Won in Eleven Innings. Washington, April 16.-- --Georgetown 8: Princeton, 2--11 innings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

There are very few pitchers that can show the nerve and steadiness that Maiarky did in the 7th inning--he had the bases iuii with only one out and yet Nashville couldn't score
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
Base Ball
 oday !! Montgomery vs'
 Nashville. Game Called 3:30

rhe Original Laxative Cough Syrup ia Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. n n aSneIs all cold from the system by ac,tn9 as a cathartic on the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative Honey md Tar Is a certain, safe and harmless cure for colds. croup and whoopng cough:
 SS'~S' tu-thu-sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
nineen Hit Hard.

New York, April 16.--The locals de- feated the Boston team again today, getting the winning run in the ninth inning with no one out.
 The management of the local club donated it's share of today's receipts to the fund which is being raised here fered injury or loss from the Vesuvian eruptions. Attendance. 5000. Score: New York .... ....1o0 100 0l1--4 Q Boston =. ........100 oil OO0--3 4
 Batteries-LaRoy. Newton and Kliei- now: Dineen and Graham Time, 1:45. Umpires. Sheridan and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
CIants Lone Another.

Philadelphia, april 16.-Philadelphia defeated New York today principally through the effective pitching of Lush of the home team. Attendance, 14,- 149. Score:
 New York . .. ...1OO OO1 OoO--2 3 Philadelphia ;.,:: 100 ol2 0OX--4 s
 | han: Lush and Dooin. Time, 50. Um- pire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
4 Fast Finish.

Cincinnati. Ohio, April l6.-Cincin- natl won todays game from Chicago by scoring three runs in the eighth
 inning. Harper was hit harder than Lundgren but managed to keep the
 safeties well scattered. Attendance. 2.00O. Score.
 Cincinnati .. 0. 1000 900 03x--3 [ 2 Batteries-Harper and Schlei; Lund gren and kling. Time. 2:09. Umpire, JohnStone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
Clothes of the four
Watch our windows for the
 .s-ss newest effects
Tn Straw Hats.

factors in the make up of the Twentieth Century man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
PRIEST. STEVENS
IN NEWPORT VIEWS
Attended Dinner Last Night in
Norfolk Given i'll Honor Of
President Cannon.
.KEsWICK HORSE SHOW RATES.
Enormous Order Of B. g Q. Loco
motives and Freight
g.a4r Cars. .5

President George w. Stevens, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, spent yesterday
in Newport News inspecting the yards
there and going over the plans for the
influence coal pier which will shortly be
built. 445s5 i. ..ss ,a&
Last night President Stevens attended
a dinner at TIE Monticello Hotel IN Nor
folk, given to newly elected President =.
S. Cannon, of the Norfolk and Southern
and the Virginia Carolina Coast Railways
and late vicc-president of the southern
Railway.
The host of the occasion was vice.
President NJ. *. King, of the Norfolk ana
Southern.
MIR. j. J. holland. an old officer OF the
Wartxsh. was a visitor on yesterday at
the Chesapeake and Chic general OFFICES.
Excursion tickets will be on sale We'd
Anesday morning for the Keskick Eiunt
Club Horse Show. which takes place thai
day. Four trains will stop at the show
grounds.
The delivery of the $50 locomotives and
10000 freight cars ordered By the Baltl-
more and. Ohio In May Of last year. mas
just been completed and they arc now
In service. With an expenditure OF ABOUT
ST 900, 900, much work was involved IN
furnishing the enormous quantity OF ma
terial for the new equipment.
Tho aggregate length OF the 25O loco
motives II placed in line and coupled
together, would stretch over distance
OF three and one -duartnr miles. u
| placed side BIZ side and end to end, they
| would cover an area of four acres. Inc
total number Of cubic feet which would
be occupied, If these locomotives were
placed In pile would be equivalent TO
a mass 800 feet long, AZ feet wide and
200 feet high.
If the boiler tubes were placed IN me-
end to end. they would reach distance
of 2l4 miles, or within sixteen miles OF
the distance from Washington to New
York. Tho hentins surface IN the boilers
would cover sixteen acres. and the com
blned grateaarea would be the same as
one third Of an acre
The aggregate weight OF these engines
and tenders In working order Is 42,525
tons. The water in the tanks, assuming
all to be filled. would be equivalent to
pool 25o feet long SO feet wide and 20
feet deep, and TIE coal in the tenders
would make rectangular pile 100 rect
long, Al feet vida and 25 feet high.
The enormous power of these locomo-
tives may be imagined when 1t Is said
the total length OF train which could
be hauled by them. II all were couplce'
together, would be 1853 miles, consisting
OF about q. 900 loaded cars; each OF $4,000
pounds capacity, and the total weight OF
the train would be about 929,43o tons
The amount Of coal burned in these
locomotives in one day, working under
! ordinary conditions, would be about 5000
| tons. To haul this amount of coal would
| require a train of sixty five cars OF a
capacity OF 900 pounds each and the
| number of scoopfuls OF coal represented
| In II would be about $4,000. The com
| b.ncd tractive power OF these locomotives
would be about 1850 tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Alumni
WILL MEET TOMORROW.
Banquet to Be Given at 8 P. M.
at Commonwealth Club.
Prominent Speakers.

Al arrangements have been completed
for tho banquet to be given to the Rich
lnond Chapter of the University of Viz
ginia Alumni Tomorrow night at S
O'Clock at the Commonwealth Club.
The secretary Of the association. Mr.,
Julian Gum, announces that all old uni
versity men are expected TO be present
and that tickets may be had by applying
to him,
Among the speakers are Governor Swan
son, who Will speak on THE South and
Its Future"
DR.. Calisch, whose subject will 1)e ''Tha
Influence OF the University OF Virginia.
DIR. James NJ. Page. dean OF the Academic
School of the University, who will speak
on THE Alumni; Mayor Mccarthy,
whose subject viii be The College Man.
and Senator l'urkelt, OF Nebraska, who
will probably address the alumni on
Civic Duties"
The occasion promises to be most en-,
joyable, for there will be many cold boys
| present and the menu ordered Is very
| elaborate,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
PICTURES PLEASE
Large Crowd Visits Reservoir
rs, Rink and Enjoys Scenes.

r;-si njghters TO see the moving pictures
Nt,tSs rig rink al the Reservoir were
given a fare treat iasa.night in eNcillns,
amusing and Instructive scenes Inc nrsl
e. ~. srsnrs SHOWS q moose hunt in he
pad Lands Of the far West, and the aEnf-
e-,cs gtarts with the hunting party from
she City TO The little branch lu'nbeT iohu
and .hsn 70 tte wagons and hnai,S ~
..sx i scsaes are v.vEdly shown from me
s.ar1 70 killing the hrst giant moose.
..Tr,e fabian Ntrh,s'' is the t!ue OF one
81 yfle scenes which viii prove decaoeuiy
rnyEt3.y3ng all tnis week, as the taDIsau
;s finely set. and the constant changes
,teen ore guessing as 10 what beautiful
Spectacle will ~ shown next !,
3a'..The Misguided BobU!~ is a get Q!
scereg showing g trick played oy some
wsg on q London policeman. Ihe Hlaa
leaves his carriage Some distance rom we
nlace. A policeman. Bobby. thlhhlhE
ira man is IN escaped lunattc, gives chase
and finally. when OUT 0; breath, enns ns
the man running INTO park "he'e vac
rrrty Is being held. .
'"Henjnd the Stage shows lie as 1t Is
behind the scenes and the stage IN !arse
and fashionable French theatre IN RAJ ~
The star arrives and proceeds TO hei
dressing-room, where several lr'saas ~ Ca =.
one views the performance from INC par'
of the stage.
pirate title OF another interesting scrn'
shown A lot Of city fo!ks go 10 h.s s 81, o
which are brilliantly portrayed on IN
canvas. 10 make them agree to remain u
the city for the remainder OF lhelr m'ss
ft'rhess and many other VIEWS Will %
shown three times each nigh, this week
.iexcepi friday night, when there WIN be /.
no,ato race on roller skates, ana q mar
mile race for misses and girls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
STATE LEAGUE WILL
MEET HERE THIS WEEK !I:!+.,
To Discuss Captain BANDS Pro
test Over Game Schedule.
Other Matters Possibly.

The managers and owners Of the Vir-
ginIa state Baseball League VIII hoiu
an important meeting In Murphys Hotel
Saturday night at o'clock, Among o'her
matters, one of the most important TO
come before It's attention Will be that
Of The present game schedule, over when
Mr. Charles Bland OF the Portsmouth
aggregation, has raised SO much protest.
Mr. Bland deems tho present schedule
unfair to some of tho other cities, ana
wants 10 have 1t changed so that Ports
mouth may have few of the week
ends Norfolk and one Of the other CUES
ia siding with him in the matter ana
il viii probably arouse some importa N
discussion saturday night But y IS marc
~ likely that any change VIII ne maae'
# may be stated on good authority Ths
selection of a successor to Mr, W'n !, 8 70
nav also be brought up and IT was stated
~ an officer Of the league last night ma
the name OF Mr.. ''Dick" Duke VIII not nc
considered, -,
Mr.. lake Wells has arrived IN the City,
md he will be present to preside at the
meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15

10 DECIDE MORROW NIGHT
Committee to Talk Up Question
and Examine Affidavits-Re-
von7e the Sealed Trunk.

z . (. 1 . 3 3. ID . i L .
The primary election matter, arising
out Of Mr. John a. Selph's request for are
count at First Jefferson, was In statu
quo up to last night. the day having re-
yealed no now developments
Mr.. seph was out of the city, and con-
sequently had secured no more aftiidavits,
though he expects to resume worK on
this line to-day, and will prosecute 1t, IN
company with his notary. up to to-mor-
row afternoon. The committee will meet
at Murphys Hotel tomorrow night and
take up the question for further action.
E large attendance Ia expected, ms there
rs much Interest in the case at $3.50
to morrow afternoon, Chairman Doherty.
by a subcommittee, Will
get the trunk containing all the election
books and pdpers from the Virginia
Trust Company and take 1t to Murphy's
and guard 1t until the meeting is called
3 to order.
The trunk is securely scaled In three
places, besides being locked and was de-
posted with the Virginia Trust Company
i1nnediate ly after the election
No Heavy Task.
. 1t is not known that the trunk will be,
opened This will depend upon whether
the committee decides that Mr.. Selph's
y evidence is sufficient to warrant a re-
5 count.
II a recount Ia had the task will not be
a heavy one, MS there were only about
IL 1O9 votes polled In the district.
Mr.. H. o. Gates, who WAS the next
n candidate above Mr.. Selph, said last night
that he had had no formal notice ono Of Of, q
b was In answer to question BY Times
Dispatch reporter as Mr. Gatses is
/, taking no part in the contest. While the
plan has not been strictly complied with
in this regard: yeti 1t can be shown =
IS believed the committee vii waive ms q,
technical noncompliance and go INTO inc
matter. The books Of Third Jefferson
Rave been examined. but they do not
throw any light on the subject as they
only show which Of those who are regis,
4 tered voted in the recent primary, and not
for whom they voted. The books sh nc =,
10 be dead and others who have removed
from the ward. but this is regarded as an
q nversirht on the part of the former regis
trar In failing to strike them on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
HOWARD 10 CORNWALL
Was NOT insane
Friend Here indignantly Denies
Observation-Disclosures Henrico
Man Suffered Insomnia.

"a I
rrhe statement that Howard Cornwall.
who committed suicide In the sane
House, Charlotte, near Rochester y -
last Saturday. was thought to be unsou''a
+ OF mind, is. absolutely false, and as one
of his friends. I want you 10 deny " ZOE lo
ns." said n Richmond friend OF the dcad
man 10 a reporter for The Timcs-Dispatch
yesterday
"rhc attack on Towards sanity IS
entirely unwnrrantcd. lie was bright ana
Intelligent and strictly business IN az 4
his dealings In n business way. ne was
nv natfent for years and ] knew him wen
aond can say that he suffered from de'-
cate health to which was due MS 'l'oln
nr,s solicitation about him While she was
living. ,our+y
F. Cornwall was known in Henrco county
and this city, and at one time was as, q
3.t,,dcnt al the SmIthdeal Business COL
Biege here Being Of wealthy parentag &C.
4 l,e did not work at any profcssloll' Ils
was in noor health for .Ions INV "i ~
If was due to this. no DOUBT. w, ~ -,
committed suicide. Last summer ~ ~, q
Richmond and Went {, - Mor He w was in
Richmond again last March, ieavli,s W
the t,rst5of that month FOR hoGhestef
Win his brother, Karl II. Cornwall $50.
The III whole family came SCUM a M"s
ten years ago, ana slmce Miss tss Belle died
Cornwall and daHght en- abou, five niles
Mt their home At W ONO son. on Al married
bclow Richmo o, sou ure r. z, Friend, and
the daughter, o. ,,n ne' At Dutch Gap where
lived tor so awav VIZ leaving one son. Only
~, ~ the family are now living, harl
IL loh a,, Ap.MH Wien the large depart
mcnt store belonging to the 1amiy pu. ,',.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
LEE CAMP OF SONS.
Several Young Men Were Elected
Members.

: glSt-ltt.gfEtlsl MClllOCl .. l-a7gt ssH5sE
r. 10. Lee Camp, No. l. United Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, held an enthu-
siastic meeting In the camp hall last
night Il
r. M, CHM, delegate to the reunion
In New Orleans, made an EXTENDED re- re-
port Of the proceedings IN New Or
leans.
The following young men. prominent
In the business life Of Richmond, we're
elected members Of the camp: 4, ".
Leo, Waller Dabney Blair. Donald Nc
kenze Blair and Edwin a. Palmer.
Comrades L. loernngf1eld and w Is.
Smith. elected at the last meeting, were
present ana made exceedingly appropriate
speeches In response 10 tneir VII VIZ III -
ception by the camp.
,rhc camp. received and accncA<l phe
resignation OF Albert Sidney Johnson as
chaplain, who,s after graduating az me
Union Theological Seminary. has return
cd to his native State, Alabama. to ne
come pastor Of one OF the prominent
churches Of that State.
Commander Nass, OF II. Erlee camp,
was present. and made earnest t,a. az
stress upon the Importance OF learning
the story OF the lost cause and the great
everything principles Tor when tilsir lHt''-
crs battled for four years
Tho InvItations to attend the unveiling OF
cx.t;oyernor Smiths monument IN Capltol
snunre was accepted. and also an my.
tn ton TO attend ths Hollywood Meinot''t
exercises on May. the 3'tll INST Sd, I.
Xii members of the camp VIII meet NJ
the ball at $3.50 p. NJ. on that daS 20
take part In the parade
After an evening Of unusual interest
Mo "a mi, adjourned. the attendance peins
the largest for some mouths.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
account Of the disaster than / can pos

account of the disaster than ! can pos
sibly convey to YOU In words.
As grand regent Of the state OF Call
fcrnln. earnestly appeal to YOU. Brother
Bckers, as grand regent Of the state
Of Virginia, Ito do all that Is III your
power5to secure financial aid for the un-
fortunate brothers In San Francisco and
vcinlay.
1 am most sincerely, etc. Y. NJ. G. l1o6.
BISignctD gI ROBERT F.RJONES.l
Grand Regent Royal Arcnnum. California.
The Virginia contributions go TO p. a..
Skinner, supreme treasurer, ltoynl AR
can,,m, Westficld, n. y. marked Cali
.fornia Relief Fund" and by hin are sen t
TO the Arcanum COMMISSION In charge OF
the distressed districts. f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
SUM CREEPING
UP DAY IA by DAY ~
Treasurer w. NJ. Hill Has Now
Received Nearly Twenty
Thousand for Frisco.
MONEY COMING IN SLOWLY L>
Half a Dozen or More Contribu-
tons Came Each Day.
Yesterdays List.

That every little bit helps Is evinced
IN tie short strides which the fund for
the relief of the San Francisco sufferers
Is taking toward the twenty Thousand
dollar mark. The daily additions TO tho
total in the hands OF Treasurer w. n.
5IJill, or the Citizens Relief Committee.
come in small Jumps. which help to swell
the fund slowly.
Among the contributions received yes
terdny was one representing the proceeds
Of bazaar given recently for the pur-l
pose by the ladies OF Winchester, Va:
Several churches are among the con-
lt,dbutors and there Is one additional SUM
from the st. Paul's Church. OF this city.
The contributions are as follows:
Previously acknowledged. ....... SlSlS 81
Epworth NJ. Il. Church, King
William county OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = W
ST. Paul's Church. Richmond (ad-
RditionaD .......... .....,......'. 3 ~
Proceeds bazaar by the ladies OF
Winchester ........ 5............. o. oo
r,t,.anafof Rnrkeyllle. ya...,. s 90
Ca.h ...... 100
Cash -. ........ ....,............... oo
"A Sympathizer 5000. ............. ~
Beulah Baptist Church. Glouccs-
M ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Fred G., Ripper, of Newport News g
Dr. IT.. II. Lacy. Of Crewe, Va. -
Total SIS, 265 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
WATER COMMITTEE.
City Privileges Granted to the
Richmond Amusement Co.

After long meeting. fun OF routine
business, the Water Committee laSt hlshl
dacid.d to recommend that water priy-
,eges be granted the Richmond Amuse-
5,nent Company al the West End Eaeo-
Iric Park.
Every one favored the granting OF the
privilege. but there VAS a food ueal
of discussion upon the general subject
OF rates charged various classes OF con
simers. Major Allen thought they
should all be uniform, and 10 thls end
The matter was referred 10 Superinien~
dent Boiling for recommendations
The committee took UP various o'ner
matters, but they were all OF routine
,haracter. and without any specia! de-
gree Of public interest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
To Hold Handkerchief Sale.

A, nnsterstate handkerchief SALE will
~ 'he,d by the Lake Mission Band. OF
Immanua Baptist Church, In the sun
dav school room, Tonight at O'Clock,
uaS s,ny mupiesl progra NINE Will be
ra,;;Ss cred All sorts Of refreshments. can
ales and fruits will be sold. No admls,
sion vii, be charged, and large cro@u
" expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Produce Market.

The truck farms and the rural shipping
stations did not send as much country
produce TO the cary street block yester-
day as the commission men wanted 10
see, The demand was quite active and
good business was done as long as tho
supply held out. There were fractional
advances on all lines OF vegetables. and
spring chickens were also marked about
cents per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
I.eafaTobacco Market.

The leaf tobacco warehouses VIII re,
s,,,,o. sales this morning and they expect
fairly good breaks after to-day. AZ f 9, ,r
Of Of the h houses will have small sales th's
,,,orninp The demand for good working
stock is very active. and whatever OF d ,,,
sirablc leaf that gets on the market VII VII
find ready bidders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
ELKs' DAY.
All Virginia Lodges Will Cele-
brate the Occasion at Pine Beach,

Elks' Day will be celebrated with big
festival and reunion at Pine Beach, on
May eth. 1t will he under the combined
auspices Of the Norfolk, Newport News,
Hampton, Berkeley and Portsmouth ldoses
All the lodges in Virginia have been In
ysted 10 attend, and a large gathering
is assured, At this meeting the frst steps
toward the organization Of a State body
will be taken, and the lodges are spetu-
la,ing much on tho prospects.
The committee OF tldewhter lodges IL
arranging the order OF exercises, Gov
rnor swanson, who Is n member or
the order. has been invited to make the
address OF the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
College Alumni Committee,

AT the reaues, OF the president Of the
citation Of Richmond College. Mr. Claude
NJ. Dean The serreIary, has called a
meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES Of
the Richmond chapter for to,nlght ~ a'io
earnestly requested thai al the members
OF the Executive Committee Will attend
az the reetlng viii be one Of special ltlr
rort ( s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
To Paw Official Visit.

Elba Council, Royal Arcanun, NO dh
will receive an official visit by Crane
Regent w. w. Bickers, ana other o'l,ceFS
al LEO Camp Hall to-nishl, MI; ~ NJ, y,
r,owo,l Ia regent OF Elba Council, The
o,,rers WIN visit IIenrico Council, NO,
730, Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Helena Club Wins,

Judge W-tt yesterday granted LICENSES
to tho Helena and the Rlchm9nd Atnlet'c
the Rudolph Social and the Monroe Social
and Pleasure CLUBS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Mr.. Cannon Goes,to Europe,

Mr. James Il. Cannon. who WAS recently
nominated to the Cannon Council from
s,,rope, where he will travel some time
for his health. ,a,,o,..,,
lie viii probably be away several
month"; VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Councilmen Invited.

invitations haye been sent to menDers
Of the council to attend the Chamoer OF
Commerce ,banapat, - b9 given next
Tuesday night.Bf k ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Police Board Tonight.

The Board OF Police Commissioners will
meet at s o'clock tonight to take up
the charges of cruelty against Officer
Wright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Board Meets Tonight.

The Board OF Aldermen WIN meet
regular session tonight ~ = ocIock'