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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
or 1T is feasible. but Il 1t Is, nc

wishes 1t done.
Postmaster-G General Cortelyou has re-
cciyed tho letter from President Roose-
Welt, but he declines to discuss the mat
ter or TO indicate what, II any. action
will be taken by the department me
Presidents letter Will be referred TO AS
slstant Attorney-GeneralG Goodwin for the
Post Office Department for legal opln.
ion. 1t is expected that the legal d.
vision OF the Post-Onice Department VIII
expedite the matter, and that II action
is to be taken by the department 1t VIII
DO done soon.
President Roosevelt has received a
number of protests from persons who
think that the newspapers printing the
fun details OF the Thaw case should
he prohibited transmission through the
mails One of these was long tele-
graphic protest from newspaper, the
name OF which. however, was not giver
out OF the White House. The recent
discussion OF the question In Canada
notably In the Canadian Parliament
and the statement OF the Postmaster
General at OttaWa, who was reported
to have said that any newspaper pub
| fishing such evidence as that given Ii
\ the Thaw case last Thursday woult
| be guilty OF misdemeanor under TIL
| Canadian law, also was brought to tn
attention Of the President.
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,ERnME@TELLS SPECIALIST
HE'S NOT TRUTHFUL
Especial to The Times-DIspatchl Is .

Nav YORK, February 11.-Durins
nm in Permission Of the Thaw trial ms
afternoon District Ast 10 Chose e name
h 1Lna been mentioned in connection with
TIC the case. met In the corridor " me
physician extended his hand. me na us
trl t Attorney Ignored It pointedly. =
The Doctors face got req q !, s ou ND aa
.dres s Jerome. why won't you take
ny ..I III tell If you want to know.
eaid Mr.. jerome deliberately. II Is
because / do NOT tnlhk YOU arg arg .
truthful man." ~,
- II the bystanders expected any FUR
Their developments they were mistaken
The physician walked away; SO dld
the District Attorney.
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AFTER THE NEWSPAPERS.
District Attorney Threatens to
Pripo Thar, Pafora 1rr,1

: y u
NEW YORK February ll,-unlted
States District Attorney stimson, Of
this city, to-day served notice upon
the publishers OF all tho principal news
papers in this city that he Intends to
bring before the United States grand
jury for criminal prosecution ali vio-
3latlons OF the Federal laws against
the circulation Of obscene matter in
reporting the Thaw trial. Mr.. slim
sons notice read:
Informal ton has been brought to
me indicating that some OF tho
newspapers OF this city, under the
guise Of reports OF tho pending
Thaw trial. have been sending
through the United States malls
lewd. lascivious and obscene mat
ter, In violation Of section $3.50 OF
|, tho Revised Statutes beg to ad-
wise you that the nero fact that
such matters purports to be an ac-
count of a judicial proceedings fur- Z
nishes no excuse for a violation Of
the statute in question in regard to
the mails. and that propose to
bring before the Federal grand Jury
Of this district. for criminal prose-
\ cutlon 'all such violations which
4 may occur.
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and the dramatic ability necessary 70
Meii a on the e witness stand q tho de-
tails Of her llfe,s history, There are
those who have closely followed the case
nj Miss Mackenzie in no other way.
Miss Mackenzie is q clever writer. her ,e,
column in morning. newspaper nor !,
many seasons ago. having !. ta!,s av,1
aSent Insight into things dramatic 81. ana 10
into human nature and human an IS
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Women Not Admitted.

A new rule by Justice Fitzgerald, bar
ring from the courtroom all women not
engaged in active newspaper work Went
into effect to-day. Many OF those VINO.
bedecked in gay costumes, had occupied
front seats heretofore. were on hand tn n,
morning. but to no avail. The court ofli-
GERS had direct orders this time, and
obcyed them explicitly. AS result
thare were empty benches in the court
room all day.
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the Young man who had offered his hand,
plunged the sutton into the utmost |
grief, causing him 10 walk the floor IN
an ugitated manner and eXclalm, On
God OH, God!' that he remained long
time with the young woman bemoanins
what had happened to her; that after
their return from Europe the young man
was told that the man who had raV1shed
this girl had so blackened his character
10 the girl that she would no longer see
him: that he heard the man had threat
ened his life; that during the period OF
his cstrangcment with the girl he wrote
letters. which have been introduced IN
evidence. and which you have read; that
he persevered in his suit, through the
intercession Of friends, and hnally, Oh
April A., 1905, married the girl; that
upon the occasion Of subsequent sisi'
to New York the man who had accom-
plished the girls ruin sought by means
that have been testified to, to re-estap-
lish communication with hcr-
/ Mr.. Delmas continued to narrate the
| events leading up to the Madison
7, SQUARE Garden tragedy and asked Dr.
WAGNER to state his opinion as to the
mental condition Of the man who shoe
| Stanford White.
| with many, objections. lie objected
first on the ground that the question
omhodied several matters which he DC
! clored We. not In the evidence nc
\ said the evidence did not show that
I ono OF Thaw's uncles was insane, put
! that he was Of unsound mind, anu tn I
EVELYN Thaw did not state that she :,
4 was drugged, but that the wine tasteu
! hitter. and that in two minutes at out
uts,aa she became unconscious. Both
of these points We're changed 70 agree
hIr Iorome'S denlanuS,yasttl'Ff i71475
Flo also objected Ito sayin ~ tha'
White was attempting toitreEew5 re
i ,ations with Mrs. iThaw. He SAID tina
this had not been shown in tho cyl
! dence. Mrs. Thaw had seen ,Whlte
but twice, and there was nothing e
( show that White had attempted to re-
l new relations.
> Touching this question, Mr.. Delmas
: said that Mr. Whites cab turned around
;. and followed her on the second occasion
) that SHE saw him. Mr.. Jerome produced
9 tia transcript OF tho testimony
8 "There Is nothing In the testimony y
. show that both cabs were not going II
y the same direction said Mr.. Jerome
y nothing 10 show that Stamford WHIT
e was not building a house in that street a
IS that time
1t lion was amended to conform with tn
n testimony.
= Did Not Know Wrong.
-, Now, Doctor said Mr.. Delmas, con
, sidering the question as amended. VIVA
~ ic your opinion as to whether tho ma
III Who committed the act complained {
us knew 1t was right or w-ong?"
I'D my opinion" replied DR.. Wagner Wit
er much deliperation, lis that he did NJ
Of know the act was wrong."
- You base your opinion on the fa'
ELF that he must have been suffering frol
to such defect Of reason as to not kno
ng the act was wrong?'
as II believe his reason WIS 80 dctecl
all he did not believe the act WAS wrong
10 came the reply.
Of "That is ALL" said Mr.. Delmas,
~ During a long break in the proceedln
TO for DR.. Wagner to examine the origin'
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MRS. THAW COACHED
By MAY MCKENZIE
Said to Have Furnished the
Brains and Dramatic Ability
for Her Recital.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK, February lit Is stated
on high authority that Miss May Mac
lSenzie, the actress, furnished the DRAINS
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into the taking OF expert testimony as
to Thaw's insanity by his objections 70
Mrs. Tliaw's testimony. Mr.. Jerome heAe
nrocceded to blocl: the testimony of Or.
Wagner as to the results Of his SIX
visits to the defendant In the Tonlbs
and his tests as to the latter's mental
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,.c,od his secretary 10 forward IT 70
Iohn Il, Gleason. OF Thaw's counsel M.
C,leaso,, followed Mr. Lyon on the SUM-,
ana said he had received the WI. Wy ,n.s ,.
on December IL, isO6. ana Wv. "a uD. ~
tnstrn,nent during the time 1t had been !
Il, IN his posscssion. Mr.. Jerome admitted
the progress of tile will FROM Mr. Lyon
10 Mr.. Gleason without the necessity OF
hk,nrlnr tho formers secretary rs y
witnees. Mir. Dcmns did not offer the
within evidence to-day however. owing
10 ihe fact that 1T has not IN i,s en- u.
tirety been proved as having been les's''S
Axnnlltnd by ThnW. 49,. w. ~.
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WOULD BAR PAPERS
FROM THE MAILS
President Anxious to Have Elk.
Guided Those Printing Particu-
lars Of Thaw Case.

WASHINGTON, .. G., February Ii
Tho following statement was given out
at the White House to-day:
'',rhe President has communicated
with Postmaster General Cortelyou 70 1
know whether 1t is feasible to par
from the mails the papers that sve
tho full, disgusting particulars of the
Thaw case. He does not know wheth-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
THE WEATE1ER

Forecast. Virginia and North Caro-
]Ina-Far and colder Iucsday; w Cd
ncsday fair, diminishing. northwest
winds.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-25

50 dozen misses and boys union suits, , to If years, and 35c goods, grey only, each 25c
 90 dozen ladies shirts and drawers, l bleach, absolutely worth 35c, all sizes 25c
 100 dozens men's fieeced shirts and drawers. Good heavy ones absolutely first quality, suit csc
The Newark journal., 1907-10-25
Hosiery and Underwear

In this line we have You o o good heavy and Buy en Misses Medium Weight Hose
The Newark journal., 1907-10-25

SILKS
 You know the advance thsS, has been made on silks! The story is that we bodghtAeary and can pass them to you for the old pricefahd even less These goods only for this week. 19 inch silks black navy, brown, cream, white, garnet and shepard. Plaids in black and navy blue These are Taffetta Silks, good quality Regular 69c quality, now. 4Qc 36 inch black, brown, white. navy and dark red, ln guaranteed sliKs Sl.25
The Newark journal., 1907-10-25
SHOES

We certainly have shoes and good shoes. We could not tell you here about all the shoes we have. We show VOL the shoe you want. We sell you the shoe you will wear. We sell FULL VAMP SHOES. Let us Show you shoes. Our shoes are good shoes.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-25
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
 We think we have good clothing. In fact we know 1t, and want you to wear our cloths. Gan show you any thing in good cloths, and only charge for the cloths. But for the next ten days we will give you
 A WATCH ABSOLUTELY FREE with every suit of clothes from $7.50 up. Mems and Boys' suits from SI to SIS. Cravanette Coats-we have the best to be had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Should Maud Have Wedded?

ASFICAkE. VA. March 26-The
young ladies of Oak Park Institute
gave recently, under the direction Of
Miss Hobson, an entertainment which
was fully enjoyed and appreciated by
the students and patrons of the school.
Tho members Of tho Mandolin and
Guitar Club and Of the elocution class
gave evidence of careful training, The
chief feature, Of the evening was q
debate: Resolved. That Maud Muller
should have married tho Judge" The
debaters on both sides argued so we'll
Of love and matrimony that 1t was
difficult to decide which were the wins
ners. The preference. however, was
given to the negative side, Miss Ula
clore being considered tho best de-
batter on the negative and Miss jamie
F, Rlcdsoe on the affirmative. The de-
bate WAS followed by II spelling
match, which added much to the en-
joyment of the occaslon.
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FORtjNEW Y. M. G. A.
fredericksburg Citizens Hold )
Enthusiastic Meeting.
tspec,nl 10 The Times Dispatch. u. 4.
, E,n I, r2IcsLC 6 I2I1I2 C. VA ". Ma rCll n

y;4 Special 10 n Times Dispatch. x5s..
FRED ERICKSBUIaG,s Al March ~.
"A conference of1sonio of tho citizens
who are Interested In the organiza-
ton of a Young Men's Christ ian AS
ISOLATION here was held here last night
with. State Secretary T.. A,fCoulter, 9
Richmond. The matter was fully ds ts-
c1,ssed, and It, was, decided to under-
take to raise a fund of siSLo,ooo
for the erection Of q suitable 6.
for the work, and o campaign wlll %
started a, little. later for tina 5fpur :
pose. Secretary Coulter VII Z return
here to direct the campaign: IS. = i
One of the largest crowds sever g = seen
at Orange Courthouse on court day
was there yesterday. it being March
ccnrt-always the largest court Of the
year. Politics were generally dis
}cussed Tho candidates for the Demo-
cratic nomination. for Congress :. In the
district We're not present, oil being
at Warrenton: but their friends were
out in force. looking out for. their IN :
terest Mcssrs. Carter, Of Rappahan-
mock, and Jeffries, % e,ilpe PER- ean Il
dates, for the Den1nerat To, nomination
For the state Senate. We're Re present, con
ferring with their friends: II The can
dldateS LOT tHb ttt.rt - - :
for tho House OF Delegates, were also
on hand. They are Hon: =. = Talin'
! ferno, the incumbent. and vs. FRA ser
It is stated5that there may he 2 thlrt
candidate. MIR. IL. T. Holiday, Jr., O
Rapidan; but he has not yet announced
himself. The county politics also re
ceiyed a share of attention, there beint
aspirants present for some OF tn
county offices. Rev. r. j RI chardson
state secretary Of the Anti salooi
ILeague, was present, and delivered 81
address to large crowd on the cour
green, after which a local Anti Saloo
| League was organized " IT
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.G.LiS,Ol'Q. Be THERE I.
SAWS! PRESIDENT [. D E|:.||||I'I|
Normally Accepts Invitation yit7tt II to
Open t1 e jamestown
| Expa sitioln.
LoN0.Dls72c E BAL. Lo|o ON RACE "a 4;
Cup Offereh ~ tbs tbs
Opening Event Of. Aer li7'z;>Sl
III Program. ii
tspecialto The Tlmcs- psspatcl,, |

Especial to The Times pispatcl,.ls
NORFOLK; VA. MARCH, aG----l''rssi-s
dent Roosevelt has formally accented
the Invitation to formally open the
Jamestown Exposition OH Aprll4 26tll.
.Tlles accentnnce,i on an cnEVANeut cara tui
was received to-day by &poslialph
Secretary al r. sShepperd. III cend!si 81 as
tfollowsit 3., DEAN
Ties White House,.
d washington d. c., Mar, 23,, 9OI.6
The President has pleasure In nc-.
cepting5 the courteous invitation OF
the officers and directors Of the
Jamestown Exposition to formally
open the jamestown Tercentennial
Disposition, Friday, April 26, 1907.
The acceptance of William Loeb, Jr.,
Secretary to the President, was also.
received.
Long Distance Balloon Contests.
The AeroSGlub of. America. In a. let.
ter to the, departlnenttofc congresses and
special events Of the. exposition an
3nouncess that a handsome cup VIII be
Offered, bysthe for tho wnne: Of the
long distance balloon contest, TO take
place on the 4th of May, which VIII
be tiless first event of the aeronuatlci
program at the tercentennial. Alan
/ r. Hawley; a, ~. Chandler, pr. ,iJul ian
r. Thomas, and Max, Flesclln1ann,.l all
EnOteul HeFOpnuLSS ;lTefi : W VILE
s1rlce;s ALSO Bert G.. Courtright,l q e. Ats,
Ilanta, Ga.fwho is making. plepa Ions
to tlyato ti1elexpositioni in his ball
President of Congress-,
tia Willis! T.. Moore, chiefsofsthe Weather
bureau ltt Washington, has been@oihs,
4cially appninted president OF the
l.Iamestownl Exposition Aeronautic Con-.
4gress,. AvhiclG is to- hold Its meetings
3att tho, exposition during thot period. OF
h the. celebration. 3S sts t
a NEE ting of the Chesapeake Kennel
Club Will be held at the parlors Of the
Lorrain Hotel on "Wednesday after the
@27tll, at S5PssN1.. and a. large attendance
Eist expected, as important mat terse WI !
he, taken up The exposition do s. show
will, boz held under the, al! AVS OF
|, this club. ,sst4. !
An entineSre giment Of the. " est, Var.
ginia, National Guards Is expectetl. to
COMP to the exposition. for West VII.
ginia days, July I'd. tThea troop scrWiiii
arrive on June 3otlb and RENAL n until
i%,Julyss5t l1I HI. Il ~ .7g ajSs at5ess.a
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CRUSHED TO DEATH,
Man Buried Alive While Digging
Foundation for Church.

SDCCllL 10 1nCl - tSfAs
IARRIsONBgRG. VA. March 2e--
Jacob, w. E1nswiler, lahorer. en-
ploycd in making excavations for the
foundation Of the new Presbytertan
Church, was crushed to death this at
tepnoon by being caught under q
mass of falling dirt. En,swilcr was at
work at the bottom Of ten-foot
trench with another man, John
Detrick. Without q moments warning
to, escape, but. Emswiler was. caught
in a -stooptng posture. and It is be.
nearly an hours work the body was
gotten out and removed to an UNDER
I taking establishment.
~; Coroner FirebnuGh was notified, and
after an examination Of the body de-
cided that an inquest was unneces-
sary. Emswilor was forty seven Years
Of age, and leaves q widow, who Is
seriously III, and ttm Children, eight
Of whom are quite young.
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TRAMP's FATAL BURNS.
Had Been Drinking and Camp
fire Crept Upon Him Sleeping.

HE OIePI upon r1l1I1 OleeplIS.
Especial to The illnes- L spatc!l.l
HARRISONBURG. VA. March 90.
William Johnson, white tramp WHO,
said he was 4; native of Washington.
D. c.. died at the county almsllouset
near Pleasant Valley to-day, as the re-
suit OF burns received while he lay
in a drunken stupor in his improvised.
camp near IAarrisonburg a few days
ago.
He was found lying helpless BY the:
roadside by the driver Of a milk wagon,
last Friday morning. He was placed
in the vehicle and brought to town,
where his injuries were dressed. Las
ter he WAS takan to the, .almshouse,
where complications developed which
resulted in his death to-day at noon.
| Johnson said he left Washington some
time ago in company with number
of ether men. He Became separated
from the rest of the gang, and Thurs
, day night built a fire along the road.
He had been drinking: tho flames ig-
United his clothing while heawas asleep.
His relatives in Washington have been
notified of his death.
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JUDGE, SURPRISED.
No One Authorized to Speak for
Him Regarding Library Matter.

No One Autnorlzed 70 0Peak toE
Him Regarding Library Matter.
Especial to The Tim ns7 Dispatch'l
NORFOLK, VA Mafch 2e.-Judge 7.
s. Garnett, member of the State Library
Board, commenting to-day upon dis
patch from Richmond suggestlng that
he would vote With aimatority Of tho
members Of the board at their meet
ing in April to retain State Librarian
Kennedy. With the NspbseaN,ent dis !,
the library at Richmond. expressed
great surprise at Aucla q publication.
ana said 1t was unauthorized from
beginning to end and On SO far as he
Judge Garnet rafutpd to say how
he would vote, declaring that not even
to his own son HAD fe iltimated his
nosition in. the matter. and he refused
10 4 even say whether he thought the
was likely or not In fact. he declared
that the matter was one. In WHICH he
could In no way he quoted and one
ei,inion Until official action Is taken
1t the coming meeting OF tho Library
| Board.
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several representatives will come from
Canada, and in the, California delega-
ton will be David Starr Jordan. pre- 81
dent. Of Leland Stanford University.
Tho meeting will consist of business
SESSIONS, discussions of papers, and. 9
dinner, at which Andrew Carnegie VIII
preside Professor Stevens was asked
10 attend the meeting and take part
In. the discussions, as the result OF an
address on simplified spelling he re-
Gently. delivered, which attracted the
attention Of the simplitied Spelling
Board.
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c. +. Dean, No. 10 Governor Street. Rich.
mond, yn., Established 1856.
Manufacturer OF Pool and Billiard Tables
Deans Double Action Cushioned are the
most perfect. accurate and truest made u
the cushions on your tables are dead and
slow, take the rails OF md chip Thorn "a
me and Will put a get OF the above cushionl
on and cover them with nrs,-class cloth
and return them to you complete and ready
to place on your table, for 5000.
Deans best grades Pool and Billiard table
bed and cushion cloth viii not rada or
change color. price per bed. sos o. Wis. 500.
sl2.25 and sli.25. and cushion cloth per get.
s2lo sss5 S2sS. sseo ,e and ss'sS: best
and up to sl.75 per box. according to sizes
thickness &and grade GOO in box. assorted
Cues fun length. assorted wsirhts. even
balanced. per dozen. $3.50. s3.5o. S..25. $500,
$500. $500, $500. 1900 $1,000 and upwnrda
Fancy striped Pool Balls. s., $, 50; 81
pion Patented Pool Balls are tho truest.
most perfect best and lives. balls made;
stripes and numbers viii never wear on.
viii outlast three or tour sets OF any Other
nak price ana se
to $3.50 per set, according 20 size and
quality
size, will hold eight or nine balls and VIII
Mt perfect In any Size or make OF table.
price. per set. SAYS. They w1!l outlast three
or four sets OF tho usual kind OF green
worsted ana leather pockets now on tho
| White Cue Tip Chalk a5c.. Soc, 7Jc. and
| s1.Oo per gross Of IA square pieces.
| Deans Blue and Green Cue Tip Chalk.
| best in the world. So per gross. One gross
| OF this chalk Will outlast three or four
| gross OF the white chalk. and Is the best and
cheapest to use,
| I MANUFACTURES. import and keep all tho
| various best grades OF Billiard and Pool
Table supplies Of every description ct lowest
| prices.
Deans billiard and Pool Tables are the,
best. most perfect accurate. truess. leyel,
! strongest and liyest tables made.
Old Billiard and Pool Tables 20; oyeThnne g
! Tables made into Pool or Combination
| Tables.
! Bowling Alley Varnish. etc., etc
/ Saloon Fixtures. Beer Drawing outfits.
| Copper Lined Wash Boxes or Work Boards
| to 20 bebind bar counters
| Out OF town orders will have my prompt
and careful attention. Write for prices,
\ ~ Respectfully c.. p. DEAN.
1 Factory Wareroom and Office:
4 I-sS,,l 10 Governor Street, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
TRUNK LINE TO LAKES.
Bird N. Robinson Confirms
Rerort

Especial to TheFrlrnes- Dispatch
BRISTOL, VA, March 25--I3ird N.
Robinson, president of the Mobile,
jackson and Kansas City Railway, was
In the city to-day and confirmed the
report that his road would build a
trunk line from New Orleans to con-
meet with the Frisco and Rock Island,
forming Anew and much shorter
trunk line from the Great Lakes to
the Gulf. The Mobile. Jackson and
Kansas City Will build from it's pres
ent Southern terminus at Mobile to
New Orleans and from Middleton,
Tenn. to Joppa, ILL.,, or Paducnh, XIV,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Will Select Hostesses.
[snectal III rhn rimsu-nisnn.e,,,

- IbpttIH! % IHn Times Dlspntchel -
:. HARRISBURG, VA, March 26.-AIc-
Comes Chapter, U. D, c.. will hold its
,,ssular monthly meeting Thursday az
elected to act as hostesses Tor the chap-
Ter at the Jamestown Exposition some
time during the slp,mer.
Miss Fan Williams left last week for
m EXTENDED visit to Blueteld North
toEk ana War Eagle. w. Va.
Mr.. II. " Name. of pocahontas snent
Sunday at judge Martin lYllllamss 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
! WAGON-MAKERsI MEET.
Two Large Bodies Gather in
Ivnchh11rp
Especial to INC Ti1nes-Disno til,

Especial to The Tirnes-Dispatch)
LYNcHBURG, VA, MARCH, 26.-The
southern department of the National
Wagon Manufacturers Association. and
the Southern Vehicle Association met
here to-day, each body holding sepa-
rate sessions, as we'll as a Joint SEES
sion late this afternoon Tonight the
visitors Were entcrtained at banquet.
The sessions were executive, but to-
night it was given out that the wagons
makers had agreed on a standard skein
and axle which will be used by all
members OF the association The ye-
hiclea men will be in session to-nor-