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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
A Thanksgiving Hunt.
ny II. o. LYME.

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Ass sa tss s sios sss so ss s s took
He struck hounds forsook
IT, $.S::Ss s;:ss e $ss
A Sss ssasiss back d sass 5 hill him sim
Aer fse tn. fse padk sne he hs ee
FssSsss .Sss earn : %sss tai
b be 5a hs5s 1s upon ss h asf fa esss
Up nov. into tho mountain S, ain, rough ss.-,
s$ Ss$; sSsss Gs s,
zsi ssssss a.: Il si'
In humans his he took.
sns5 xSf ao an sns tree
R Rea SSna the hunt with With f much
and kssnara S sHye1 f sq ssapsge new
ci p'se Close indeed on old Reynard.
I PPsa he sa@s sn to sSsdry III ,s h'
Then into . Sanforas III t,nns 1,d land
f. qss% tsm
1
forty hounds , got tangled s , here ,,.
Yet the way fooled them was quite bright
Is ss%s
Stole out across an open glen
nsn eey os an oak as ssns sa
lead the hunters out again
BragE's hunt most VAIN
E sg s sss 81 pSss sSs sGs and E'sA'
foxey stole away again
crossed the wood into Scotts glen.
And It for half mile
ran the fences IN great style;
hills he took,
waded. in brook.
Then up the side OF steep cliff
his trail did sniff.
Tenor most sweet they traed
Each wing with his brother hound,
Trying most hard his voice to drown;
Fpe hnsy Mede were tic fox lay down
on their quarry quickly dash !;
To end 1t all IL their delight, s4&
They pull tear with all their might
Watson was nrst to got the brush.
.Booton comes with onward rush-s
Secures first pad, with Sanford next.
And Iyn fourth on old Codex
or forty riders who begun
miles from end OF rum
All up 'cept three or four,
Of these we spoke before.
such was the hunt the Tomahawk Club.
In Orange county after fox. CUB
That knew full well how fast to run
gave all abundant fun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
nnlIet cut, ar fYnuer.

night by Lewis Reed, the hall going throusn
hia index finger. cutting Off the tip. rhei
affair ooccusted at Seventh and Byrd
locked up in the First Police Station, N AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

The Rev. II, ]. Goodwin, wife and
have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Scott have returned
to their home via Sweet Hail. where
they will spend q few days with Mr..
Theodore Fuller, Before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Goodwin attended the
BAPTIST General Association in Dan
vile and the Jamestown ElXpositior
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs John w. Talley. of No..
ia North Twenty-sixth Street. have
returned from a very pleasant trip 10
Washington. Mr.. Talley was n dele
gate to the Y. NJ. c. A. Conventions,
held there fe-s3. f'4i
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plays hymn tune on bells, counts
people in the audience and describes
the dresses OF women by picking out
bits Of colored cloth. The Whole per-
Torrance is marvellous. and whether 1t
be by trick or by horse sense. does not
change that opinion.
At performance at Jamestown Ex-
position last week Trixie selected
well-known young Richmond matron
as tho most beautiful woman in the
audience. and then described her by
giving the color OF her gown and hat
The show Is the very best OF Its
let the opportunity pass OF witnessing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Mrs. Willie 4. Merrill, OF Richmond,
spent the week at Tempest, VA and
attended the Thomas-Jeter marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

The Rev. r. B. Eggleston will preach
at the Third Presbyterian Church this
morning on 1.-THE Model Congregation.
AT night he will preach special SER
mon to the Junior Order of United
Americans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Miss Nellie Morton has returned
home after spending some weeks I'M
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Then up the side OF steep cliff
The hounds upon his trail did sniff.
With hute-like note. deep baritone.
Tenor most sweet they trailed alone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Each vying with his brother hound.
Trying most hard his voice to drown:
For they were courslng DER the ground,
Fresh scented where the fox lay down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Around the mountainside they fash,
And on their quarry quickly dash;
TO end It nll ~ their delight.
They pull and tear With all their might
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Watson was first to got the brush.
And Booton comes with onward rush
Secures first pad, with Sanford next.
And Lyme Is fourth on old Codex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

And here II was for half a mile
He ran the fences In great style;
Before again the hills he took,
Methlnks he waded, in q brook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

p. g. Lester. Wewoka. Indian Terri
Company, same place the Virginia bred
trotting. stallion Featherbono, brown
horse. s, by Whalebone, 1879; dam,
eral occasions Featherb one has flgured
as q. blue ribbon at the fairs. with
Featherbone the new owners also pur-
chased some well-bred young brood
mares for use in the stud 800 n
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Some 1SiHureN. ~
Continuing, Captain Mccarthy gave
figures to show the city's growth In
population from $4,000 in 1860 to
$4,000 in 1907. with manufacturing
capital Of $4,000 600. and o sale Of
manufactured goods during last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

For things got mixed here good and right,
And though they hunted with all might,
Yet foxey stole away again
And crossed the wood into Scott's glen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

OF forty riders who begun
Full dozen miles from end OF run.
All turn up now 'cept three or four
And Of these we spoke before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Washington, went to the Virginia bred
horse Guardian IL. who won By a Ii cad
from Prince of Pllsen, with Essex,
also Virginia bred horse. third. Guard
Ian Is q bay geldtng, SIX years old, by
.Guardsman, and Is classed as a half
bred, his dam being mare OF un-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Then o'ev mountain range he climbed
,Mongst spruce and oak and tangled vine.
And lead the hunters out again
Into BragS's farm on hunt most yain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Pernou,,Is nnd Dricf.,

The Pryor woman conducts a small
store and lives, upstairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

But forty hounds got tangled here.
And though we'll vow they were quite near
To Reynard in his onward flight.
Yet the way no fooled them was quite bright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

For 'mongst some rocks and new felled trees,
He doubled back amongst dead leaves,
And then on past some tlmbermen,
Stole out across an open glen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

I LFor Ormonde, the sire Of Ormondale
Mr.. O'Brien paid $4,000. while some.
thing like $4,000 addition was eS-
pended in bringing the famous son Of
fornia; but the black stallion proved
almost impotent and sired very few
toals. Ormondale being perhaps the
best of the lot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

~ ri y ~ /
did, Mother Earth was not The only
Green IN evidence-no further explaha-
A6nslS Necessary as there is now PVT
III Ell Ind only one, OF this particular
Apecies IN existence. :i5s; d; 4 (. n
with ;appetites shn rpened BY tho pure
atmosphere. aided by q petuliaf ex-
tract; the evening meal W mu CHI err
joyed. after which the musical talent
of the ladies was exerted,, and our
CttyaFathers were entertains1 BY some
inagnificent musical productions; which
so kenAhused onelo OF the old Foxy Grand
pas that he could not refrain from
giving U.s. an exhibition OF the terpsi-
chorean art, whit WI as, much enjoyed
by all present., But after q most
pleasant evening OF social pleasure,
and anticipating the strenuous duties
OF the following day.. all were soon
wrapped In the arms Of Morpheus,
and now silently our good ship bore
her living "; freight over the dark
waters, and under the silent stars. safe
" to their destination. if.
Saturday was an ideal summer day;
1ust such O. one as makes us feel 81 adj
that we are living, and the Commi tee
on Grounds and Buildings, with tn eir
usual promptness. examined carefully
and critically the building erected by
this city, and being pleased with its
construction and architectural beauty,
accepted It from tn g contractors, thus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

TX 49, IN 4 Z II TX
ed and these will, leave Thirteenth and
Perry Streets promptly at 9 o'clock.
Persons being unable to take these cars
can reach the place on the regular
the rst
mic has arranged delightful time
for those who go: on the outing. q
Boys Boys Bible 81 Classes viii be played Mi
NJ. A. Campbell, who is an expert on
the national game, will handle the In
dicator.t
Street Baptist Church will purchase a
library in a short timo. The society
passed on this matter on Sunday last.
It has been decided that q pulpit
future for Bainbrid ge- Street Baptist
Church. On Sunday committee was
appointed to keep the pulpit supplied
unt pastor is engaged.
Charles Hickman (colored) was ar
rested last night on a warrant charts-
ing him with attempting to shoot Ell ia
Davis. He was iodged In, the e, ,Pol !,
Station and Will DC neard TINS
1T Th h' of II. g. Beattie, Jr., charg-
ed withfrunning down a,;dog, belonging
t. ! vas HIS
the time he struck the animal Whlcn
afterwards died. \. X
The Mayor, as usual on Monday
morning, yesterday had q full quota, OF
DRINKS and other minor cases.
Personals and Briefs. al
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt. OF New
York. are the guests of Mrs. W. L
Thomas Brannan and John COLI, who
left here several months age. &c
yesterday from Alton Park Chatta
nooga Tenn. They will 4 remain II
Manchester several days before Che,
4 90 to the exposition, and from there
they will 60 North. u, :,
p owen was bitten by a. ulldoE OF
Sunday afternoon. The little fellow
Tile Street Committee has been Gale!
i to meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clocl
4 at Ninth and Sernnes Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
STRANGE TFllNGSHAPPENED
10 5C77r X FA THEIRS n n SFIOW
Great Excitement on Warpath When Judge Wit
5ss Got Lost. Douglas Richardson Lost His Nerve

success: but finally the Judge was To-
Gated at Daniel Boon's fort In "Old
Kentuck,' where he was quietly rest
ing and medltnting upon tho changes
wrought by old Father Time since
EE''ye olderS day g. Being relieved OF oil
anxiety on account OF the Judge. the
Warpatf contingent OF the committees,
accompanied by Messrs, Richards and
Richardson (our Douglas), who was on
his way home, from North Carolina,
now visited Leo parnde-grol) nd. and
while waiting to see tho dress parades
q game OF mumblepeg was engaged
In by Messrs. Adams. Davis, Richards
son and satterfleld,B IN which Adams
scored first, sattorneld second, Davis
third, and, according to the rules OF
tho game, Douglas had to eat dirt
This degrading performance seemed
to have completely upset the equill-
5brium OF our colleague from the East
End, as. evidenced by the fact that
tho immediately pulled OF his coat
land stood on his head. Truth Is IN
decd st fang 81 than Action. k
Engaged In Foot Race.
ri BY. this time great crowd had
boon attracted by this acrobatic per-
formnnce,s and casting aside that dig
nifty which sh ould always and under
all circumstances control and ndorn
the III Representatives Of our beautiful
city, the proposition was accepted BY
the boys that all hands should engage
In foot race. distance ono hundred
yards and back, the loser to dance
Jig. On account Of his age, General
Phillips was given q twenty-root stars
but this advantage did not save she
| general from defeat in this trial tpf
| speed and while he was willing to
pay tho penalty, the decision OF the
question was left to one OF the pretty
Swiss girls who ruled that the gen-
lEeral was outclassed In tho contest
Land should not be expected to pay the
forfeit. The troops having now ar.
rived upon the field, we witnessed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
IMPROVEMENTS
IN / PETERSBURG ] II s.: ! !:
Passenger and Power Company
to Expend $50, ooo-Receiv-
ership is Nearing End.

A decree was entered yesterday In
the United States District Court by
Judge Edmund Waddlll authorizing the
by tho Virginia. Passenger
and Power Company Of about nifty
thousand dollars for improvements to
the service In Petersburg.
The money Will be used In installing
new arc lights in the streets Of Peters,
burg and in improvements to the power
plant at that place. A dccreeAis. also
In course of preparation authorizing
the payment of the usual interest on
the outstanding mortgages OF the sub
sidiary companies at he stock OF which
Is controlled by tile Virginla Passenger
and Power Company. This decree Will
call for a payment OF from hfty to
sixty thousand dollars.
Judge Waddill said last night that
there was nothing new In the matter
of the receivershlp OF the company, be-
Iyond the fact that all parties had peen
Instructed to complete their work as
lrepidly as possible A force of exam
liners are at work on the books now
| and it Is thought that the special com
missioner In the. case, Judge A. l.. Hol,
within short time. Judge Waddil
financial problems involved 1t was I'm
possible TO say just when the receiver
| skip would end.
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MOVE no BRING CONVENTION
or COTTON MEN no sRICFllNOMD
Chamber Of Commerce Committee Will Hold Meet,
ING This Afternoon to Consider Matter. Tip "
Came in Letter to Times dispatch.

sociation II "a she will 'go after II
right" tGi M X, 5
This association Y Is composed OF
men representing o billion dollars OF
capital. land It's. convention NsuallA
brings to the meeting place from lb.'l
500 to 30 0OsnlentsWho are prominent In
tho cotton i1ndustry,It Is tstimatee
that while thermometers were recently
In session In Philadelphia they spent
$780, 900 a day, #
The advantage to Richmond Of en-
tertaining such na convention cannot
be overestimated.sa and no effort VIII be
spared to8land slts g4
lids no breach fsconfdence to say
that the ntip"scoHes from member
OF the Nationnl Edit orial Association,
who recently visited Richmond, az az
expression ofslis goodwill. Mr. =. 9.
Miller, chairman OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. .Camm!ttee. which enter
tanned the editors Will call O. meeting
OF that committee this Afternoon e a
which timeSthe letter. vii be read IN 9
the whole question Will be thorolsaly
| discussed "a ,4S, III. ri 1.
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ny ONE !, OF The DoYs.

When tho steamer Berkeley, OF the
Gid Dominion Steamship Company, Loft
her wharf at p. NJ. on Friday June
\ 4tll, she carried as 81 passengers the
Coundl COMMITTEES on Grounds ana
Buildings, accompanied by Messrs.
Bates sand Beck, OF the Engineers De-
partment, bound for tho Jamestown
Exposition. for the purpose OF receiv-
Ing In their official capacity the Rich
,,rlond Building from the hands OF the
contractors. u II. II n!
n The pleasure OF the run down the
river among the historic scenes OF tho
noble James, which brought to mind
the lcroism5 and sacrifices Of our fore-
fathers, from which has resulted this
great and glorious country OF ours.
was much enhanced by the presence on
board OF several OF ichmonds most
charming ladies, and also tho presence
|FannelJB. witt, OF the Hastings Court,
Who:s accompanied by his A!ecc,t4y q
visiting tho exposition. ,sii.lt.;fsss;
Foxy Grandpa Enth,ssiastlc. N
tscrgea,,t-nt-Arns Ruskeli, of the
City Counc,ls whose grave demeanor
and prudent forethought was deemed
essential for tho safety OF the lives,
leomfort and reputation OF our City
| Fathers, also accompanied the crowd
| ass chaperon,, and owing to arrange
tnents perfected by Mr.. G. B, Burdett,
city ticketsagent OF tho Old Dominion
steamship Company, It goes without
saying that he did. himself proud in
looking. II after the creature comforts
ns well as the social features Of the
loccasion. S5s5 sas9
The fertile farm lands and beautiful
|green fields OF the lower James were
Imuc CHI enjoyed by all present, as our
noble ship glided swiftly but smoothly
i In the CLEANING over the turbid waters
hut not many miles had been 8traversed
before itlwas discovered, to the pleas
lure of the party, that tho bosom Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
CHILDREN HAP.P|Y
At FAIRGROUNDS |:
Shower Baths A .elt sl e Equip
nlent and Scope Of Work
EnlailLrged.
TWO NEW GROUNDS OPEN

r.I .f 4 f. 4 -E u
The public playground operated by
the civic Improvement League at Nine
teenth and Main Streets, was opened
for It's fourth summer yesterday. morn
ing with appropriate ceremonies. A
large crowd OF frolicking children were
present in honor Of the occasion, and
In many cases parents ana 1rlenus W.T." ere
Mr.. e. b. Cooke. pres J, Of the
league, presided. and made O. snort az
dress to the children. !, N IL. McK;
Judkins chairman Iof e. me- playgrouI
directorSo the St. Andrews Associa-a
ton, and Miss Arundel of the kinder
garten committee, also MADE SNORT nor
talks to the little people on their PRIV
|ileges at the grounds. I,
z Kessnich's Band volunteered Its ser,
vices for the opening exercises s, ana :. !!
|children and groWn.pe'o;p!e8 e 'l' y ~
Logged the fin9 music
Plans for Summer.
I,verv Arrangement for the entertain
ment OF the boys and girls has been
provided at the grounds, and as the
summer advances the work Will be :, en- n :
argsd sw Inws
and punching bags have been p Vt, sds
Yesterday the children Fteste q $heYe e.
piece Of apparatus with IN 4 pe q, =
Mrs. w B.Turner, Miss Kate S. S : q s
and Miss X atherine& Bull ockaWlll take ds,
turns in keeping thetplayg open lo ;, !
one Of them being constant on h "a \ q
from $3.50 to 1,gand from to5s = i cach
aaS Sir. e, IS. coffman, Of the central..Y
| NC. A.. has greed 81 o. comeESdo wv y
two afternoons in the week %. tt -,
the boys in gymnastics, and {. Tor tnis
purpose Dur light gymnasium fittings 3 WI
- feature Of the ground which ~, !,
not been hith erto Il. at tempt go, 1l. p,i,
i which every one believes u WI lii,IprIp1,H ,
ono OF its most valuable and nea!I!l
/ giving additions will3be the ainst salt
4 tion Of shower baths. Arran gemenI,
| viii be made at once 50 IS th1f at z eac =
child on the grounds ma .l iaa, ri :
\ shower after the mornings play.
To Use school Yards. FL
The playground movement mas re r.
+, ceived a consid cradle impetus from u
!, liberal action Of the city Sch 90! 3l3oar.
|, in giving the Federntionsof Motne ne e
ciubs the use Of the yards OF, Leigl
and Central Schools. The 5folloWlng ie1 !
tar was received By, Mrs. H. 4. Lind
say, president OF the federation, yes
terdny: a. !, u ~ at 8
ing Of the School Board held lasL
night, June goth, your request for
!, the use of the yards at Leigh ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
A TRIED PRESCRIPTION,

a tried prescrlptlon, highly rccon,7
mended ny physicians for the relief Of
eotmpounded Of 4 o., Fluid isxtrae Extract Of q
Buchu, u OF, Fluid Extract Of iva
iUrs, OF. Amet Cordial. \ OF. Fluid
Extract OF Llyerwort. and Il ozs. was.
is taken three times day. and tha
continued use fof the medicine for one
month Is calculated to drive from the
system all the Impurities which cause
Times the patient should drink as
much water as possible. The lngredi,
ents OF the prescription ere all obtains
lable at any nrst- class drug store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

thought appropriate to perpetuate ths
memory OF the occasion BY some spAt,
able resolutions, and the following
were unanimously adopted: 4. =
Resolved, LIST. That M to-mor- /.
row Is Sunday, we Will all be good ID
Resolved, I'd. That any member.d
OF this gang found telling tales
out of school will be considered a.
traitor.
Resolved, sd. That Green !. -
color much admired by ladies', but
.sdistunce lends cnchantment to the
view" q
Resolved, 4th. That fun, when
tempered by S5moderation, cures
\, moro .tayspeptich than medicine.
~, a Renolved, 9th. That we hope soon
/. to meet again down ~ the sad s!p sea
n waves. ID F5 s.
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WILL RAISE $4,000. !.
Plans for II Erection OF Church on
iitfy&t{ NOrthside. aA4# {

N0rthside. 4 /
4 The MEMS League OF the First Bap-5
campo gn among the members Of thar
,congrega ton to raise $4,000 to asslat
In the erection Of new CHURCH
building on Chestnut Hill.
The Chestnut Hill congregations,
which was organized last week, Will
also ma Ike "a canvass among Its mem
'bers. III "a " III I
Northside congregation Sunday morn.
Ing. and after the sermon several new
members were received. A congrega.
itional meeting Will be held next Sun.
day morning. when church clerk and
sever deacons Will be elected,
Tho Northslde Sunday school Will
unite With the school OF the First
Baptist Church In an excursion to
West Point on Saturday. 35y