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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

place. and was among those buried
under the debris.
All the miners in the cage leave
families.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
CONTRACTOR FINED
Violation of Eight Hour Law Expensive
for Boston Man.

for Boston Man.
BOSTON, Dec. 22,-In the United
States Circuit court today Judge Dodge
fined William H, Ellis. a contractor,
$500 for violating the Federal eight
hour law in the construction of n pier
at the Charlestown navy yard. The
case will now go to the Supreme court,
chiefly on a constitutional question,
the defense contending that Congress
has no authority to regulate the hours
of labor on public works.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
FRIENDS OF SALT LAKE

Will Send a Copy Of THE
NEW YEARS TRIBUNE TO
their friends. It will pay big.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
's7BIBuNB

I. pictorial Ed!tion
rrotlp lp.ady sunday, Dec.
% ssIua Z cents. Mailed to
Pneas sarsss : for 10 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
CITY CHILDREN
FOR SUMMER ! |
The Public Schools Close With
Formal Commencement
~ Exercises.
KIND 'l NJ TOKEN F'oRlMlssEU BANK8
--- ---.----- -l 49,
Randolph and Leigh Schools
End With yVcll-Rendcred
Programmes.
KIND TOKEN FOR MISSED BANK.

closed yesterday. some Of them With reg.
nlar com,, en- exercises, though,
clared the. session at an end. N III 81
gan at s:$e O'clock with very i iino pros p
fiiel al an an early hour. TIE room Vas
prettily decorated with sreaths Of daisies
and great fespons the petnss
ed in white. making "a very
ppss.sncy %sftIns ' Us t sss 81 yar'ssHS:
Interest was reached when the delivery OF
the diplomas to the Seventh b pupils took
place The pressfn,tattion was made sl By Mr.
and appropriate remarks. He also pres
scented Miss Mary a. Eubank with !, A beau..
tiful gold pen, the gift Of the children, q. q
appreciation OF her as teacher Miss
HsoaRk mas feffa's
now how only ~ for the moth and the spider
Attractive Programme.
The programme was as follows;
Song g. rwe1e9me by the ssh9,ol; reeita.
Ever, BY the School; recitation. Two
kins, GLADYS Glib; song .''Tis tho chil--s,
drsn.s Day BY ne schsol; 1via11liH,sne:
Hazel Hal Leber. Edith Houchens. Ruth
Thompson. Leila Carter. Bessie Calvin.
Mary CREIGHTON, Alice Page, 1nez VIII
lone snrallwood. Louise Woodbridge
Rena Hopkins, Wilbur Perkins, Forest
.Chbbon, FLORENCE Smith. Vernon WI.
V ams ssrsgue me aIee
ness by tho school; Scene from n lot her
Goose. BY Beryle Holland. Mary Foster +
Melvin COUSINS Charles Morg;anI s sons
Enc Cousins, Ethel Cole. Ruby Church.
Ivy Logon. Edna Sampson. Margaret
b sehf Rass fa!@sse
s 81, s Slif Good win. Elsie Cary,
Norma West Elizabeth Nest. Ida Sur
Love and Sunshine, by the s e
mar. Virginia Hooper, Maggie Mann, Il
Marie carlten Do1a Ghlles Al!Hns au.:
by the school; dun,b-beli drill. by Eye tr;
Grace Nichols Ruth stansburs ansh
Ham Ethelyn Iiller L slary Iark Annie
Gentry. Ethel Wolf. Ruth Robertson t.,s..
irene Walton: 8 Song of the Miners" by
Linwood tom, Charles Witmor'et. !. Ben g
ME EafKers SEAflllc3SF OIu, Nlioul ~.
Claude Guthrie, Percy Tiller, Hugh .nn-
derwood Ollie Bastine. CLARENCE * Y 4
lianns: song, is.Beautiful Summer" by&ths 1
school delivery Of certificates s; TO seven
3 pupils. s3 !. " !. ). /. 5S
Closing at Leigh School.
The closing exercises a t Lei h sch!ool
were attended by a large crowd, and tIle I
programme was repete VII ent h ~ 81 I
and Interest. !f57 w. i he. IS, :. IL 3S
Bee. Hum school: piano solo, Erneatlne
memory Gems first A. grade; sewing
exercise, third B grads; Minsr's se Iyas,,
grade; recitation, Robert Tupman; duet.
Exile owen and Gold!n spllherg = W .,aa
the Winds Say first,A GRADE: reci,LIat, no
school recitation. Phyllis Ijlman; paraso4&
drill, children from several era des song.
..Schnol Is Done school go s.se 80 iaasN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
COL GORDON M'CABE
DOCTOR OF LAWS.
Visitors Of College Of William and
Mary Confer High Honor on
Richmonder.

Col; Gordon w. McCabe. the dlstin-
Eguished educator OF Richmond was Yes.
5terday5 awarded the honorary title OF
Doctor q Laws by the Board OF Visitors
OF the College OF William and Mary,
which has been In session during the
commencement exercises OF that institu-i
ton. It is the custom OF the William
and Mary Board OF Visitors to award
this title OF distinction annually to some
man distinguished In educational circles
In the State, and at ,ther last meeting It
was unanimously decided that the dis,
itfnction should be conferred upon Colo
mel MEGA be- re q {7l &
KY The announcement came as complete
surprise to Colonel sNfcCabe. g95i 81
5AtEthc final exercises held In the chareI
of William and Mary on Thursday morn
Ing President Tyler announced that the
sum ne ceasary to complete the amount
to be raised to meet Mr.. Andrew Car
negie's endowment fund OF y $40, 900 had
been subscribed by Mr.. Joseph Bryan OF
Richmond US The sum needed was s, 800.
which, In addition to the donation OF
$40, 900 made by Mr.. George sBatcheller,s OF
New y ork. to be known as the Ba tcheller5
fund and other subscriptions OF smaller
totals $4,000, which Will be
used for the erection OF library The
library will be a large building, hand
somely furnished for IN rary purposes
and completely stocked. and will have
on the second story large auditorium
with a seating capacity OF many hun-S
idreds nj 355
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
ANTI-SALOON, LEAGUE.
Work Of the Organization Rapidly
Increasing Along, All Lines.

u =
Tho .b!-monthy meeting OF the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Anti Saloon
League, held on Thursday, showed that
the work OF the organization Is rapidly
Increasing and that Its Influence is belrs
felt more and more throughout the State,
a Revs. j, w. West and Edward j.. Rich.
ardson, field and office secretaries re-
lspeotively. read their reports, which wills, were
the most encouraging for long time IN
the history OF the league. The meeting
was presided over by Rev. w. w, Lear.
a committee was appointed to recom-
mend a superintendent, and the Head
quarters Committee will probably provide
for the employment OF an additional field
man, to enter upon the discharge OF his
duties on August LIST. The committee
will soon hold q meeting to consider. the
enlargement Of tho field force and its
operations, i il Fl sI3
Field Day on Sundays will be contin-.
ued In the cities and larger towns during
the year. Many county conventions and
local meetings will BIO held, and a number
OF new counties organized, The churches
entered from this city, Manchester and
Petersburg are as follows: itgt{i
Richmond: Baptist--First, Pine Street.
Leigh Street, Emmanuel, Randolph Street,
Fulton, Barton Heights. Methodist
Centenary, Clay Street, Unlcn Station.
Laurel Street. Trinity. Denny Street, lSp-
worth, Paramount Highland Park, Bar,
ton Heights. Christian--Seyenth Street,
Marshall Street, Third. First Engllsh
Lutheran
Manchester Central West End, Fifth
Street Methodist. Clopton Street BAPTIST,
Cowardin Avenue Christian,
Petersburg Washington Street. Market
Street, Blandford, Wesley, West Street
Methodist; Christian; Ettrick's Metho-
dist,
Hampton--First, Central. East Hamp-
ton. Lower Fox Hill Methodist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16

SIi if4H .al fS 55 sit9
having won MS honors there IN tne class
OF 1885, since which time ne mas Deen
s. Ca -,
TOT - iolls .i!e Sapsi.n ~ ..14 We
VIA,
40 ! ac,o red
.,.e ~ sra r,. =, 4, IN the
E,orrth I1;ryin q D p er,inent md M served
t,,ro,,gh ont = = FRAT nat str,rplel
icanta i, lsyVilson Ia long been one OF
c,oloneI cutshaw's trusted lieutenants and
is one OF the most popular men in the
employ Of the city. He is an accom- N.
pished engineer 5l anu k = ~, ms p.ot
N "a, az ny in.ric...e +,,a WIN
ne Nv was Nh "a Rohart
,r1,t,, ~ the
11o,sa frnn, r5a nsanond comfy VAS one
sof Canta in.ayyilaon,s strongest and most
inf,nantini s,,nporters.
~ =. ,~Ss ~ s a,Id;rr cn;r;+ III
I. -. - .e>'s.N>l.S11 ''.,.,.-.
M. t..s
nents i,,,in,o ta1w acn,,a med
Ellie any
~ N ,,rnnr
~, ,ho u 'nnv ,a - annoint him
CANA IN Wilson Will take charge of his
nav once an Julv 1st He will be To-
GATED in theb Capitol. IL there be room,
and M not. elsewhere in the city.
irJo ii,,,Il D. No 10: he sSanno = t,nent q NJ m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
DENTAL EXAMINERS.
Question Of Recognition Of Cert
ficates by Other States.

gis
The, Virginia State Board OF Dental
Examiners. which has been in session
here for several days. adjourned their
annual meeting last night. Aside from
the large class OF applicants that were
examined, many subjects Of Importance
We're discussed. Among them was the
question of reciprocity between the States
as to exchange Of certificates. AZ
"A list of the successful candidates Will
be given out as soon as their papers
are examined. which will take some time
Officers elected for the ensuing year
were DR., II. w. Campbell, Suffolk, presi-
dent; DR.. r. H.. Walker, 1; of Norfolk,
secretary and treasurer, and DR.. John r.
Stiff. OF Fredericksburg. assistant secre-
tary,
The following delegates We're elected to
the National Association Of Dental Ex-
iamlners which will meet in Atlantis:
DIR. II, W. Campbell and Or. r., H.,
Walker. HI iii
@ After having passed resolutions Of
thanks to the University College OF fN1edl-
cine and the Medical College of Virginia
for courtesies extended, the board adj
journed. subject to the call Of the prest-
dent, Wt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
"a Young Mans Obligations

During the summer months. beginning
With tomorrow afternoon Il the mems
meeting will take on al different char
acter. They will be OF special interest
to progressive young men who dare to
think and expect to be something in this
world. To- morrow afternoon the meeting
will begin at $3.50 O clock. General Sec
rotary Mckee has returned to the city,
and will preside. The theme for the
hour will be Ss' ~ Young MANS obliga-
stions..'' t''To His Family will be dis
cussed by Mr., George vs. Bah!ke; ITO
His Business, by Mr.. 9 Il A. S4c ,s 9,
81 Massey Business College. and "To His
Church." BY Mr.. y. !. carp. Of smithddeal
Business College. Each speaker VIII have v.a
ten minutes. A social song service VIII
,precede the talks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
MAGISTRATE ANGLE
D|0R|G.RT, SAYS He II |.
Commissioners Of Revenue Kemp
So Expresses Himself Regard
ing Rohleder Complaint.

According to the opinion OF Commits
E s,on err OF the Revenue of Henrico l., H.
Kemp. as expressed yesterday. Squire
Myer Angle was entirely right IN re-
fusing to swear out warrants against me
numbers OF men included In the errone-
GUS list of names procured from t ne
commit ssioner's office and carried bel ore
the magistrate by Mr.. Joseph l1.35 Z one
der. @s The commissioner states that rs the
list was neither revised nor corr
rect list OF the names OF the delinquentts
In paving their revenue taxes.
Besides. there are apparently nuns
her OF men in the list who ought. not
to be there, and chief among these IS
Mr.. w. & B. " Frayser, chairman OF the
board of supervisors, and according 70
his own statement, not a public cryet
this year, as was men ioned IN one o.
the papers Wednesday, At the county
courthouse, 1t was rumored that theTe
were other names not rightly on ths
Slict. IKE s 5
CommIssicner Kemp said that the list
was one that wa s loft in the treasurer's
Office for the convenience of such as
might call for him during his absence
from the courthouse. He said IT was his
custom on May 1st Of CHI year to make
out a list OF those who had been deln-
ouent the preceding year, and to present
this to Judge Scott at the July term OF
the Circuit Court following He regrets
the printing OF the erroneous slip. as ils
does injustice to several citizens OF the
county. .s
squire Angle declares that when he
was approached byF Mr.. Rohleder with
the request to get out warrants for
tho whole list OF delinquents, he refused.
kno wing. ms The did, that not all Of them
were delinquents. He says there was \
no unjust discrimination against Mr..
Rohleder, but that he had refused simply
because the gentleman had come ia him
With no specific charge, and that swearing
out warrants against SO large a number
for no cause at all was out of the ques.
ttion. Should the matter he aired In 4
the court, Magistrate Angle considers
that he Will BIO .Ylndlca ted. s NJ All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
SEVERELY INJURED.
Mr. j. E. Welsh, Former Police
man, Has Bad Fall.

Il Mr.. James E. Welsh, formerly mem
Der OF the Richmond police force. had o
serious accident last night at about y Il
o'clock when he fell over the banister IN
his home al, No, 1910 Lester Street, Fulton.
side oflhis head, cutting a long. deep cash
from his left eye to the back Of his meek,
eight or nine inches IN length. " was not
known late last night whether there was
a fracture OF the skull. The unfortunate
man was operate ed upon by Dr.. Fiudglns,
OF the city ambulance corps, who RESPOND
as well as could be expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
'MR, WILSON GETS
SPLENDID PLUM |. !. \
Assistant City Engineer Of Rich
,nondis Appointed State High
way Commissioner.
POSITION PAYS HANDSOMELY )' J: 4 Il.
sAppointce a y Young Man Of ST Fine Fine
Ability, and a Graduate OF
the ". M. I. b /
POSITION PAYS HANDSOMELY

Governor SWANSON yesterday appointed
Captain p st Julien Wilson. OF this city.
to be State Highway Commissioners for a
term Of two years, at o SALARY Of 5000
per year. 4.
+ 4 Captain Wilson has for some years been
third assistant city engineer Of Rich
mond, and has filled the position to the
entire satisfaction Of all He is q native
Of 3Powhatnn county and is less than forty
years OF age 81, Captain Wilson is a grad
uate of the Virginia Military Institute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
- ~ sHla IT.l- l
DEATHS.

scH1tossER, -p .I at the resd5en =, q I
FRANCES T., scHLossER. beloved
A wife Of Harry I. schlosser, In the
4 forty eighth year of her a sc. d, d
Funeral notice later. IN
LAuRENs.-pied. at $50 q. NJ, June II,
1905 at Nantes IsyGkingh14Im,E I Sean ny
Of Mrs. Nj T.. and the la to Rev. John B,
Laurens, in the thirty-thtrd year 81 his
age. n. sil ssg5. Il e,I,,r, a.,
AFTERNOON, June l7th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Miss Bosler's School.

The following is a list OF those who re-
Bosher's school, June 18th. 1906: Il
White Ribbon, Conduct Virginia Bassett
Sims Sarah scotch Dean, Lilye Dean.
Ethel Lawrence. Ellen Goodman, Verpa
der. Ruby Kuhn, @Imogens Hazelgroye, ~
4 Blue Ribbon, Standing from 90 to 100.
Virginia Bassett Sims, Sarah scottsn
Kohler, Imogen Hazelwood, n orwood Ken
Red Ribbon SO 10 so-charley Moss
Vivian Kendrick. Ellen Goodman, Vcrna
Harris. Lilburn Kuhn. u =,
Z Purple Ribbon, rs TO S0-I1ilye Dean,
Ruby Kuhn, Stuart Peatross. n
The likelihood Ia that business condi-
lions would be- healthier If 1t were not
that SO few Of US are In business for our
ihealth.-Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
An All-Day Meeting.

An all-day meeting Will be ha!d 20
marrow in the West End Rescue Mllss|oh 2,
NO. 727 West Cary Street,
Ii "a. M, Testimony meeting and l3ln'e
talk. Z. !.
Lord asl q ( u q, ,f y. !, I
ltion.'ssSi .s IL aYf IL
These mission meetings are attended by
those OF almost all denominations, The
public Is cordially invited
"A rescue Gospel meeting will be held
tonight in the Franklin Street Midnight
Mission, No. l4H East Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Medal for Kindness,

L, The gold medal given by Mrs. ". 9.
Murray to the kindest child In the Ma.
sonic Home of Virginia was voted by the
children to VIII Saunders, and u was
presented to him by, Mrs. Mprray's pass
tor, the Rev, John Hallowell ID ckinson,F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Lewis and Cans Draw.
!. lBy Assoelat ted press.)

II (By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, Par June 6,--IIarry
LOWS, OF this city, and Joe Cans fought
a fast six-round bout at the National Ath-
;letio Club to might, In which ttl'er man
had the advantage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Public Schools League

A meeting OF the Board OF Control OF
the Public Schools Baseball League will
be held this morning at 10 &o'clock at the
Young Mems Christian Association. IA Tho
captains are also invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
stockholders
MEET AND RAT|.F|:.YlI| J.
if,3, " (Contin,led From First Page.)
I Continued From First Page.)

t5 es6 luJ1l lVO IIUyJl4I
CONTINUED From First Page)
the same are, ratified and approved;
and that all OF the aots Of the said
incorporators taken and done ut said f
meeting be, and the same are, ratified
and approved. 3 3li
Mr.. Jurgens moved that the bylaws
be read, and they were laid before the
body by sections and adopted. tstl
ri They HAD been prepared by Messrs:
NJ & "a. M Chambers, I. Leigh r. Page and
Joseph Walerstein, and are drawn along
the most modern lines. ag8
Officers Confirmed.
t5 Mr. JurRens offered the following reso-E
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the persons named n ).
%5 the certificate OF incorpora ton Of this II
association as a board + OF directors
to manage its affairs for the hrst year
be and the same are hereby declared
ia II, the board OF directors OF tho as n
ISOLATION for the ensuing year, and FL
z "a are. vested with oil the powers con- "
n ferred by law or the bylaws of the
N & association upon the directors hereo1.
+ The officers and directors thus named
are: U s., b :, I. .
81 Henry G. Stuart, president. Elk Car
den, va; John Stewart . ya ar, sst wee
president; Charles B. Cooke. secretary; y
Henry u. Cabell, treasurer; J. 4 T . And er-r
SON. Stewart Bryan, N. A. cna Inpers'
C.R, Cooke, j. G.. Corley, w. ID. Gu tshaW,
a. a, Leigh, IT., Z. q. Miller. John Mur-$
ply NJ. C. Patterson, Z. B. Sydnor, H. c.
Stuart, Joseph Wallerstein. and A. b
Williams, directors. 5i
Full Of Hope.
53 Mr.. Leigh r Page made statement
for President Stuart. both as to the
reasons for his absence and as to the
progress being made with arrange ments
for the fair. 3 vi .5
d Y He said Mr.. Stuart had requested him
ia state that he was called suddenly TO
washington to appear In an important
matter before one OF the House COM
Smittees, and that, upon leaving this city
Yesterday morning, he Sendeavored to pre-
pare a statement to- be read to the meet
ing as to the progress Of the work, but
had been unable to- get It up before
having to leave. &!
q Mr. stuart further asked Mr.. Page to
say that the work of preparing for the
fair was we'll under ways that he had
architects and surveyors at work on
plans. and that the contracts for build
sings, ETC., would be let In a short wfilas5
He sent message Of encouragement and
satisfaction at the action OF the Finance
Committee OF the Council In recommend
Ing an ordinance providing that. II at
the end OF the first lease OF ten years.
tnere shall be declinatton on thu part
OF the city FOR a renewal, the city will
buy the buildings from the: association
at rs per cent }. OF their original cost.
On motion OF Mr.. Jurgens. the ordi-
nance was heartily approved, and | ta
terms accepted. Ss
gI It was announced that the board * OF
directors will meet on Monday night. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
OBITUARY 81: 7 !. J. ! ] !:
i Funeral sofBMrs. English N

The funeral OF Mrs. Madeline Augustine
English. wife Of Mr. Robert p. English.
Ing a shock OF fright due to the discovery
Of burglar In the house, took place at
II o'clock yesterday morning at Sacred
Heart church. Interment was in Shockoe
Cemetery. Is Ia
The ceremonies were attended by a
large crowd Of the friends OF Mrs. Eng
lish, who had always been popular and
beloved by those who knew her In Ne:
the esteem and respect In which she was
The services we're conducted by Right
Rev. Bishop Var. de- Vyver. assisted !, by
Rev Father o'Reilley Il Eey ], Father
THE active pail bearers were Mr.. p
B. & Taliaferro. . Dr. Greer gaughmann.
Messrs. Granville Gray, Paul Blanchard.
J.. r. Watson, Leroy Grant Z. Cham nan
The honorary pall-bearers we're Messrs.
w s. Forbes, J. Aston Cabell, ]. B.
Pace. James p. Patton. James McGraw,1
a.. H. Robins, w. M Miller and Alexan-
der Delaney. IN
Mrs. Francis I. Schlosser.
MRS Francis ]. schlosger died at the
Laurel Street, last night at 7:1b after a!
long and painful illness, which she bore
With patient fortitude Though she had
suffered for more than three years. and.
fined to her bed, the end came suddenly
and peacefully and as great shock to
her family and friends .
n She leaves a husband, son and daugh-,
ter and several sisters and one brother
together with a large circle Of friends
raj will be made later. Fl II IA & KY
Gus G. Matthew's.
tBy Associated Press.)
y MACON, g Az, June IS, Gus G, Mat
thews, associate editor OF the Macon
Telegra phi. died this afternoon OF heart
Senator Carmack In Memphis and with
Henry Wa tterson at {. Louisville.
Miss Mary Pavey.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) IF
h SFREDERICKsBURG. VA. June 15..----
Miss Mary Pavy, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pavy. died at her home
Thursday, In Caroline county, after. q
lingering illness, OF consulnptlon. She is
survived by her, parents, ak brothers and
three sisters. IA ls
William Williams.
Especial to Tho TimasiD lspntch,)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, June 16.--
Mr.. William Williams, a we'll known
citizen and Confederate soldier Of STAFF
ford county. died last night at his hon,s.
near Garrisonville OF heart trouble, aged
'sixty,seyep years. f He iH survived by
one brother and two sisters.
Thomas G. Watson.
Especial, t to Tho u Times Dispatch, u .
sALlSBuRY r., Nj !, 81, June ao-Ihon1as
his home here this afternoon, after a.
long Illness The deceased was a Con-,
federate veteran and saw much service
prominent family here. He leaves four
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Cherokees Winners.

The Little Cherokees beat the Church
IIill stars the third straight game on the
field ut twentieth and Grace Streets yes
terday afternoon, the score being 10 to 1,
The score by innings was as follows:
Church I'LL Stars ,.....0ll0l0l 00-4
Little Cherokees .....,,.o 0200l2 10 lib
Batteries: Streat and Dominica; GUST
and Lowry. Umpire, Mr., Greanor.
An edition OF Goethe's poems has Just
been published in Japan--the first to
appear there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
The Millionaire Lawyer; A Type Of To-Day.

ewhoe receive
William Nelson
In
E# 5s5@ 4#
Sunday Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
Thomas G. Watson.

~ 4. 1SDeC1aIItO The TImes- D1spatch.) 7V1
E& SALISBURY N. c., June 1b.-ThonIas
G. Watson, aged sixty-flye years, died at
his home here this aftern DON, after a
long illness. The deceased was a Con-
federate veteran and saw much service
In the civil war. He WAS the head Of a
prominent family here. He leaves four
aOna iis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
William Williams.

EiI ~ SpeCIHI LOEIIlH IIITHSfL'ESIVttC1tD lt n
FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 16--
Mr.. William Williams, a a h we'll known
citizen and Confederate soldier Of Stat
ford county. died last night at his home,
near Garrisonville, Of heart trouble, aged
sslxty,sevep years. He Ia survived by
one brother and two sistsrs. 8 iS