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The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
BIG GROCERY HOUSE FAILS.
f. c. Hazard & Co.'s Liabilities
Are Estimated at $500, 900.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE old-established
house Of E c. Hazard & Co, III Hudson
street, one of the half dozen biggest
wholesale firms in the business of high
class groceries in this country was forced
10 the wall to-day by the stringency Of
the money market
The three creditors who filed the invol-
untary petition in bankruptcy against the
firm had claims aggregating only $40, ,4g7.
but the house confessed its inability to
pay, and the petition in bankruptcy fol-
lowed
The firms liabilities are estimated at
$3.50. CO.
F. F. Eisemann. attorney for the cred
itors, said he understood the firms trou-
bles were due TO the refusal of banks 10
loan money TO tide the grocery house over
the midsummer season. He said he was
convinced that the bankruptcy proceed
ing was inevitable
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
FLAG BEHIND HIS COURT.
Federal Judge Jones DenOunee
''LavIess Acts by ORiciaIs,"

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. H-Charging
the United States grand jury this after
noon, Judge Thomas G. Jones asked for
the indictment of any county or State
officer who interferes in any way with the
injunctions issued by his court nullifying
the cheap-rate law recently passed by the
legislature. Judge Jones charge is an
answer to the threat Of Gov. Conner that
he would order State officials to enforce
the law despite the Federal injunction.
Judge Jones calls the situation "Abom-
inal, uncaIled for, and detrimental to the
welfare of Alabama He continued:
rs the flag which stands behind this
country to be insulted by lawless acts by
Alabama oficisls7 No one would re-
spect the American people if it tolerated
such conditions. All the power Of the flag
is behind this court and will be used
against those whe defy its ORDERS"
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
ASK FOR TROOPS IN ARIZONA.
Telegraph Companies Appeal 10 Gen.
Bell for Protection.

Representatives of the telegraph COM
panics have asked Gen. Bell, Chief Of STAFF
of the army, 10 send troops TO Ashfork.
Ariz., TO protect property on account Of
the trouble there. growing out OK the
telegraphers' strike.
Gen. Bell explained TO a representative
Of one of the companies, who called TO
see him. that it was entirely beyond his
Jurisdiction to order troops 10 AshforS
and said that the only way the soldiers
could be sent there would be upon re-
quest Of the governor of Arizona, who, If
the situation could not be handled BY the
Territorial militia. might can upon the
President for Federal troops
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
CHAPLAIN JONES GIVES BOND.
Provides Surety for Appearance in
Criminal Court.
pscial to The Washington Herald.

opeclaI 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 21.-Chaplain Harry
w. Jones, United States Navy. stin wear
ing his uniform Of office. appeared in
court to-day and furnished bond in the
sum Of $500, with W. B. Bohart. man
ager of a local restaurant, and J. ]. Fos-
ter, manager Of a local piano house. as
sureties. for his appearance at the Octo-
Der term Of court for trial upon the
criminal indictment nov pending against
him and charging the giving of a check
which was returned protested. marked
insufficient funds.
Chaplain Jones Immediately upon the
giving Of bond left the courtroom.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
Daughter whips Father.

Evansville. Ind, Aug. H.-Rebuked BY
her father, who caught her by the ear
and pulled her out of buggy where she
was seated beside her beau, Norma Glass.
aged eighteen years. tonight seized the
whip in the buggy and lashed her father
until he cried for mercy.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
ncenn SfrnmnhIna

New York. Aug. n--Auived: Caronia, Liverpool.
August l3: Oceanic, Southampton. August H.
Arrived out: Graf Waldersee, at HAMBURG. from
New York: Carnanis. at Liverpool, from New
York
Sailed from foreign ports: Kaiser Wilhelm II.
from Cherboars. FOR New YoIk; Majestic. from
southampton. for New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
SAFE CRACKERS ESCAPE.
Perform Job Close to Factory Full
OF PeODle-SmaII Booty Obtained.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hubbard. Ohio, Aug. 21.-The safe In
the office Of the American Sintering
Plant was blown up early this MORN
ing, although the plant close by was
in full operation.
The robbers used nitro -glycerine and
the safe was blown to pieces. a small
amount of money was taken<and also
a check for $4,000.
Men at work in the plant on the
night turn heard the noise of the ex-
Dlosion and rushed to the office, but
the safe crackers had escaped.
The Trumbull County bloodhounds
were sent for and started from War
ren in an automobile for this place A
posse is now in pursuit of the safe
blowers
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22

To-day-High tide. 6:i5 a. n and 7is D. m. low
hde = 20 a. N. and l;35 2. m
To-m1rrow-High tide, 7i2 a. m. and s:l2 D. n !;
low tide As a. NJ and 225 p. N
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
Condition of the Water.
Temper:tures in Other CitIea.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry, w. Va. Aug H.-Potomac clear;
Shenandoah cloudy this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22

Temperatures in ether cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall, FOR the twelve hours ended at
D n yesterday, follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
PILGRIMAGES TO BE RESUMED.
Pope Consents 10 Allow Practice
Suppressed by Campaign.

Rome. Aug. A.-At the insistent re-
quest of the bishops committee on the
jubilee festivities. the Pope has con-
sented to again allow pilgrimages, which
were recently suppressed owing 10 the
anti-clerical campaign.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
Local Temperature.

Midnight 81 a. ~. 2; a. m, q; 6 a n, TO-;
a. n, Il; 70 a. IA, So. p noon. s.: 2. m. 8: :
p m, S; 6 p. m, 75; S ?. m, "a; 10 p m. 70.
Maximum, 81 minimum, 70.
Relative hUnidity-5 a. m.. 81 p. m. 80; Q.
n. 81. Rainfall Is ,. m. TO s ?. m), o. Hours
Df sunshine 100: per cent # possible sunshine, Il
Tempgrature same date last year-Maximum, go;
minimum 70
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
AFFLECK's
Tide Table.

Registered standard thermometer: 9 a. m S3ik; L
nO0n. 81 ,. H.. 81; p. N, 81; p. n, 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22
ABANDON EDDY suit
Next Friends" Halt Case
Against Science Leader.
DEFENSE ENTERS OBJECTION

Counsel Streeter Announces that He
VIII Take Exception TO Masters
RuIing-AIienist Declares Founder
OF Cult Fully Able to Look After
Her Ahairs-Wiu Contest Feared.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-22

october 5. 1907 Remember the Gate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26

made bright for the children with
Christmas season was held at the
distribution of prizes and good things.
I. The first social entertainment OF the
Christmas eason was held at the
Opera House last night when the
Misses Breckenridge. OF Pennsyivamia,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam H. Richards, entertained Their
friends at the Opera House. In addition
TO the reception, there was dancing,
and elegant refreshments We're served.
Appropriate Christmas services was
held to-day by the Sunday schools III
the Baptist Church, PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Methodist Church and the
Christian Church. Good things were
distributed: Old santa Claus appeared
in person at some OF tho celebrations,
and many OF the prizes to the scholars
were substantial and valuable.
Church services We're held to-day IN
St. Georges and Trinity Episcopal
Churcilcs, and St. Mary's Catholic
Church
Dr.. j. b. Moore. of Washington, ms
sold his farm OF zoo acres, near BrooNe
station, Stafford county, TO joseph
HAYWOOD, of PENNSYLVANIA, who VIII
make 1t hunting and fishing hone'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
INSULTING WORDS
REPLY OF NEGRO MAN
1nsolcn,e Of Two Negroes Lead
to Exciting Fight i'll Town
OF Boydton.
PURSUED BY POSSE; CAUGHT
| One of the Men Just Back from
Residence III the North-lll-
ness al Mrs. Hutchinson.
isneeial.tn .rhe Times. pIslntall /

tspecialto rhe Times DI7latGh.l
BoYpToN, VA, December 25.--Con-
siderable excitement was caused hero
yesterday Afternoon by difficulty be-
tween Mr.. j. j. Martin. II farmer Nv
ing near town, and two Young negro
men named san, and GARFIELD Jones.
The difficulty occurred at the railway.
station sTr. Martin pequested thc
men to move their wagon. which tl,eH
had loaded from the depot, in order
that he might load his. At this re-
uunt ono OF the negroes replied in
very offensive manner. and at the came
time cursed Mr.. Martin who ttisn
strucis him. The brother ran up he
bind and seized Mr.. Martin by the
ariDs and held him. while the other
Jones beat him IL, the face and Tread.
Mr. Howard Beaies, county treasurer
elect, who happened TO lie standing
near by, went to the aid of Mr Mar
tin, when the two negroes turned upon
sir. Beales and struck him OH the head
and arm. the last blow being struck
with u club Tic negroes immediately
left town, but were pursued by a posse.
heoded by the sheriff and town ser
geant armed. and orertaken. arrested
and brought bnck and lodged IN jail.
one of the negroes lad just returned
from the North.
Mrs. Hutchinson III.
Mrs liutclioson wife of ex-Statc
Senator j. Il. Eiutchegon, who has been
critically III for the past two weeks
with pneumonia. and has had the at
tendance of three physicians, Is some
what better, and strong hopes are ell
tertained for her recovery, though shn
is still very iii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26

The principal office is in Suffolk. and
.theNobject is to conduct general mill
ing AND grain business. The capital
stock of the concern shall not be less
than $4,000 nor more than $4,000. to
be divided into shares whose par value
shall be 800 each. The amount of real
estate to be held at any one time shall
not exceed 100 acres.
The following are the names of the
officers: ". w. Robertson. of Norfolk,
president: w. E. Flournoy. of Norfolk,
president; j. w. Simmons. of Suf-
folk. secretary and treasurer; Allen G.
Burrow. of Norfolk. counsel. and the
following directors. all of whom live in
Norfolk except the two last mentioned.
who reside In Suffolk: ". W. Robert
son. w. =. Flournoy. ]. D. Burrow, ].
r. Cofer. V. l.. Golfer, S. B. Stanfeld,
Allen G.. Burrow. V. w. Emory. John B.
Primer and j. W. Simmons.
The new concern bought the plant of
r. c, Barton, formerly Barton & JEFF
freys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
Do People Turn Away?
70" Can Be Instantly Freed from thu,
Humiliation of knowing TINT Others
Detect BAD Odors nm Your Breath,
Arising from Indigestion, SmoL-
ing, Drinking and Eating.
Trial rnclsn=c 10 Prove 1t Sent Free.

Trial Package to Prove 1t Sent Free.
Breath perfumes do not strike at
the otlot for time. But charcoal kills
the gas that causes the odor purines
the food lying in your stomach and in
testines. facilitates the process Of iii.
gestion, acts as mild laxative, gives
tone to tho system;#in short, gives Won
clean blu OF health. And all the char
coal necessary to obtain these results
coal Lozepges, price, a5c.
Tho uses OF charcoal are MANY. In
art and electricity i Is constantly used.
but 1t is especially Eyaiuablc where AZ.
shlute purity of product is required.
AS an absorbent and disinrectant it
has. no edMal. That is why you viii IN
Nariably, lind II in every water-tlltel.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made
slight mixture of honey ia render them
palatable. They will filter your blood
for you. destroy every particle or moi :
son and impurity, absorb all Fjla gas
In your stomach give you {. sweet.
clean breath, and relieve you from The.
awkward feeling you arc bou.d "a lave,
when YOU detect by the expression OF
breath. MANY who are fond or onions
avoid eating them because of The ndor
they leave Ono of Stuart's Charcoal
l4o2enges Immediately kills this. how
ever. The same applies to smoking,
drinking OF chewing.
We are SO convinced that you will
find these lozengess indtspensable2 after
a sample package by mail. free, lfl you
will send yollr name and address to-day
to fla, Stuart Co.. 200 stuart Biago
Marshall. Mich. 81 ~ -.-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
HOLD NORMAL. INSTITUTE
rcnchcrs Of Northern y!rgipia to AS
seinblc at Manassas.

Tcnchcrs OF northern virginia to AS
semblc ant Manassas.
MANASSAS, VA. December 25.-A
two-day normal institute, to which all
public school teachers of Northern
Virginia are invited, will be held at
Manassas next week. 1t Will be held
son. division superintendent. and will
open on the night of Wednesday, Jan
nary 1st. with an address by the state
Superintendent of Public instruction.,
its sessions until 4 p NJ, January Sd
The following instructors and lectur-
ers have been engaged: Professor Ma
phis. State examiner: Professor Mes
senger. of the Isarmville Normal: Pro-
lessor Heck. of the University of Vir-
ginia. and Mrs. D. w. Read, of Lees
burg Model classes from the local
schools will be exhibited by Mrs. Mof-
fett. the supervising principnl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
VERY QUIET lH LYNcHBURG
Day Given tn Itcunton. and Visiting,
With Few Fireworks.
Ispeclal % The Tlmes- Dlrpa,ch-l

Special 10 The Tlmes- Dirpatch-l
LYNCfIBURCi. VA, December %
Christmas passed off quietly in Lynch
burg. the day being holiday in every
respect There was general closing
in business circles, and the day was
given over largely to family reunions
and visiting The City Council having
refused to suspend the ordinance pro-
hibitlng the use of fireworks and fire.
crackers. the day was not married by
noisy demonstrations.
Tho salvation Army tonight gave
treat to 900 of the poorer children
of the city. this following the dlstri-
button of baskets of provisions for a
Christmas dinner to LIS families last
evening. a treat is to be given tie
poorer children Saturday afternoon by
the Elks Lodge. when about 800 VIII
be entertained at the Elks Home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
ALIENS RoPELEssLY INSANE
Inspector Morton Delays
Deportation Of Ida Woltchske.
lspsoisy.o The Times .plspatch.j

[SpeciaJ.o The Times -pIspatch.
NORFOLK, VA, December 81
United States Itnmisra tion Inspector
Morton returned yesterday from Mar
ion, this State, where ne visited the
southwestern Hospital for the Insane,
where is confined Ida Woltchske, the
German girl. who is TO be sent back to
Bremen. 1t was the intention of the
Inspector to start for Baltimore with
his charge, but upon his arrival he
found TWO more aliens hopelessly in
sane. One of these is BoriGuc Did
olovitch. an Austrian. and another OF
the same nationality, with a cognonncn
that is unpronounceable. The inspec-
tor desired to investigate these two
cases, and deferred his trip to Balti
more. He will return to Marion next
week to close the Investigations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
u b II
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
FROM GRAND MASTER.
-----------
Petersburg Sir Knights Drink to
the Health OF Most Eminent
Henry Warren Rugg.
ENJOY A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
--------------> -
Joyous Celebration in Petersburg,
but Very Little Disordcr--Day
i'll Other Places.
ENJOY A HAPPY CHRISTMAS
lsnecIal,o Tho Tlmes. 1,Ispateh.l

Especial 10 Tho Times -Dlspatch.1
F.IsTBRSBURG. VA, December 25.--
A large array of the Sir knights Of
hppomnttox Cpmmandery. No. Q.
Knights .rempiars. headed by Eminent
Commander sir Charles IL Borst. as
sembled at .hc hall ut noon to-day to
participate in the following sentiments:
TO oi,r Mos Eminent Grand Master
tenry Warren Rugg, with the love. re-
.pect and cordial support cf $4,000
loyal sir knights" TO which beautiful
rtsponsa from tho grand master, bear
ing the "chrletmas message of love
ard service was inlpressiycly an
nUunced
Joyou. Christmas Day.
Christmas Day has been celebrated
by host of merrxmakcrs in the prin-
cipal streets with all unceasing can
noJ1ade o. firecrackers and babel of tin
horns and bells, but a standard Of good
order and careful enforcement of ordi-
nTnces has been maintained throughout
the city by Chief OF Police Raglsnd
and his men that liz Il credit 10 the de-
rnrtment About the usual nuinber
of petty offenders has been harvested,
but not 8 serious case OF trouble has
yet been reported Ut police hcadquar
ttrs.
Special Christmas services were held
II. the Catholic ard Episcopal churches.
where the music was a beautiful t"a-
tire of the religious observance " tie
tay. At st. Joseph's Catholic Church
the music was rendered by choir Of
children. High iruss was celebrated by
Rev. Father j. r. O't'errail al the
morning services. and the sermcns
were preached by Rev. Father jerome
Douzherty. s. j.. of Woodstock College.
At tho evenir service Rev. Fatll"r
OFerrall was assisted by Rev. Father
Coleman. of Manchester, and Fnv.
Father Konicok. of Prince Georse
county.
Christmas tree entertainments viii
be given tomorrow afternoon and
evening a. the Westminster Bible
school, the Old Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Market Street Methodist Church
Sunday.school and at the Gregory Me
mortal and Rosewood Churches. in
Prince George county.
sIr. Gerow Qualities.
s. G. Gerow has qualified as commits
s1oner of revenue for the second dis
trict of Dinwlddio county, giving the
required bond of $1,000. MIR. Gcrow
was appointed last Friday oy Judge
Waiter a. Watson. OF the Circuit Court
of Dinwiddie,
The tirsS Christmas fire called out
the department this afternoon to q
small blaze in a frame house on Will
soA Street. owned by j. 81. Wilkerson.
colored and occupied by "A colored fam
Ily The fire was soon extnguished,
with little damage resulting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
cirts to senboard officials.

Especial to The Times-D spatch.l
< PORTSMOUTH. VA, December Co.
w. L.. Seldom. chief engineer of the
seaboard Air Line Railway, with head
CHARTERS in this city. was presented
with n handsome mahogany Writing
desk and silk umbrella. The tokens
came from the office force. through
Chief Clerk Cannon, who made the pre-
scntatfon address.
Assistant General Superintendent W..
W. Stanley received token of esteem
from the clerical attaches OF mis- office
at the. Seaboard Headquarters The
gift was handsome travelling beg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
FIRE AT WILLIAMSBURG
Residence Occupied by the c. & q
Agent Burned Christmas Day

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December Is.
The residence occupied by Al. It. Ship
man. agent7cf the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, was destroyed by fire to-day
at 9 p. NJ.
Mr. Shipnlan happened to step out
of the house. and just as he reached
the foot of the steps discovered smoke
coming from the roof of the building.
He at once gave the alarm.
BY the heroic efforts of the men that
answered the alarm. most all of the
furniture was saved The roof looked
as If it would fall in at any moment
while the men We're in the house. The
origin of the fire Is unknown. The resi-
dencc was owned by Judge Sydney
Smith. OF Yorktown, Va.
The $1,000 fire engine failed to
work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
To Hear Exposition Salts.

Especial tn'rhr Tinles-pIspatchl
NORFOLK, Ma, December a5,---lt is
announced that United states lu6Ge
yVaddill will arrive here on tho 18th
.ot January 10 hold a specie term OF
court. During this term it Is eNnected
that the date for the hearing OF nus
merons suits against the. lamestawfr
Exposition Company will be9set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
A SURPRISE WEDDING.
Mr.. ". r. Terry and katherine Crane
Are Made Happy.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. December 20.
a surprise wedding took place on
sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, al the
9 saptist parsonage at this place, When ;el,
Mr.. ~. Ed Terry. of South Boston. leo
to the altar Miss Katherine Cramst ~, =.
Wolf Trap. Rev. P. A. Anthony otilCia
ting. Mr.. John D.. Terry. Jr., brother
of the groom. acted as best man. while
the groom's sister, Mrs, J. BENJAMIN MAJ,
Dickerson was dame of honor. lnine
party paired to the home OF the
groom's parents. Mr.. aud Irs. j. -.
Terry. where an elaborate, wedding
s,afher,nr of friends being present to
participate. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Cramer. of Wolf trap,
while the groom is prosperous bus
mess man of this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
Fine l.ou,loun Farms sold.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch
LEESBURG, VA. December 25.-p.
Mt. Sidney, Augusta county, Va, has
purchased the farms of j. S. bly, An-
drew Norman and F. 3. Buell., con-
tanning 1000 acres. for S2S,0O0. These
farms are contiguous. and are located
In the best farming section OF Broad
Run District Loudoun county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
/, prosncctI,e Wedding.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
sPOTSYLVANIA, VA, December a5.-
Announcement has been made Of the
irrespective marriage of Mrs. Susie y.
Howard. widow of Charles ]. Howard,
OF this county, to Mr.. Samuel Spindle,
OF Livingston District, The marriage
lwill he celebrated at Lebanon Metho-
dist church in this county soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26

licenses already issued this year has
broken all records. In 1906 the total
number was i06, but this record was
broken early yesterday. and it is be-
ieved that the record will go above
i25 for the entire year. There has
been a large increase in the number
of white MARRIAGES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
EL.s DELIGHT CHILDREN.
Plenty to Eat mud Gifts for n Thous;,nd
Dfst r;huted.

Especial to The Times Disratch.l
DANVILLE VA. December sS.-Ihe
Christmas social session of the Dan
vile Lodge of E.lks this afternoon was
attended by thousand of the poor
children of the city who were. given
cream. confections. fruits. etc. IN
were given Teddy bears as presents.
and the boys horns and knives the
was held in Municipal
Hall. and was the most successful IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
Stu,np-scntt Nnnt,als.

ISpeclalto The Times DISPATCHED
SPOTSYLNANIA, VA. December aa---
day from the clerk's office of this
county for the MARRIAGE of Mr.. ]. ~
Stump of Srnyth county, Na.. to Miss
Dora E. Scott. daughter of Mir, James
Scott of Massa ponaN. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
WIFE NO. 4 is RELEASED
Could Not-Bc Made to Testify Against
Her Husband, Charged With EiEnny.

I1cr fiuShnhd, ChHrScu WIN E7EH11s'
lspecal TO The Times Dispatsh.l
PORTSMOUTH, VA, December Pa
Roxanna Bell Owens, who figured IN
the recent bigamy proceedings in the
local police court against Joseph In
wood Owens. as his first wife. is no
longer detained by the police. Efforts
were made to hold the woman after
Owens had been sent on to the Hust-
ings Court by Mayor Reed, the latter
desiring to be assured of her presence
at the grand iury's investigation OF
the presentment against Owens in Feb
ruary, but she has been released.
1t was the contention of OwGns's Mt
torneys in tho police court that the
prisoners first Wife could not testify
against him, and Judge Balm has also
ruled that the contention of counsel
was correct: consequently the police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26

TO go and the cows kept up shortly
after the annexation becomes effective.
The police board viii ask the Council
for seven additional policemen to
patrol the annexed districts. Ave OF
whom are to be mounted on horses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-26
JEWEL FOR TEaIFLARs.
Past Commanders of st. On,er Arc IIon-
orcd by Hretliren.

[spccnl to Tho Times Dspatchl
BRISTOL VA. December a5,--St
omer coninanaery az Bristol held an
Interesting presentation ceremony this
week at which time jawelsi were pre-
sented to the following siast COM
and a.. n. Oowan. 8. The .presentat!on
speechcsy We're made by Maior w. G..
Sheen, N. p. Bachmans and Clarence
5Boggs, who are also past masters, and
who had previously received command
erv iewels OF their station.