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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
WARM WEI COME
FOR COMRADES

The North Caroline, Society Of Rich
mond. composed OF some OF the leading
mon IF the city, who have been adopted
ny Virginia from the Old North state.
Is prcparinE to do the handsome thing
by The veterans of North Carolina who
j. Allison Hodges, president OF the So
cicty, says 1t is the desire OF the organ
cation tc give warm welcome to
cvery veteran from North Carolina and
ITO make the entertainment one of the
notable features OF the reunion week.
tiers during the reunion will be at san
gor Hall. on Seventh Street between
Broad and Marshall, and 1t is here
that tho entertainments will take place.
the time being fixed for Friday evening.
May 31st, tho second day OF tho re-
Union, when 1t Is estimated that there
| will be several thousand North Carolina
veterans In the city.
Governor Robert 3. Glenn, of North
Carolina, Will make the principal ad :
dress. and Mnjor-Gencral Julian S.
Carr, commanding the North Carol ma
program has not been completed but
will consist OF music, vocal and instru-
mental, speeches and n buffet luncheon.
| The committee iii charge are sending
out notices to the l-papcrs through
out North Carolina asking every vet
| Gran from that State to reserve this
Ievcning for q great "Tarhcel" gather
| ing.
The reception committee consists of
DR.. ]. Allison Hodges, chairman; s. t.
Morgan, Captain Il. IA. Lea, Mr.. Edmund
Strndwick and Mr., G. r. Guy.
Mr.. r. S. Tuck, chairman; Mr.. J. Kent
Rawley. Mr. y. Fl. Ellington, Mr.. g. =.
White. Mr.. w II. Hefncr and Mr.. G. T..
| Borden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
REUNION CHOIR
TO MEET O-.NIGHT

The first rehearsal Of the great re-
union choir Will be held this evening
"a. $40 at the Y. NJ. G. a. Hall. corner
or Sixth and Main Streets. Singers In
the chorus are requested not to bring
any one with, them this evening. except
an escort when necessary, as the chorus
will fill the entire hall. All taking
part are urged to be in their seats
before $3.50, in order that the practice
may go forward without unnecessary
delay.
This great choir. which is being ors
ganized under the direction of Profes-
sor Walter C. Mercer. will give a
grand sacred concert during reunion
week. on Sunday night, June Cd, In.
| the Horse Show Building.
| It is estimated that six hundred
voices will be in the chorus which
will be accompanied by an orchestra
of thirty pieces.
! The chorus will include about ESQ
young ladies from the Richmond High
School, practically the entire adult
chorus of the Wednesday Club, mem
bers OF the prominent church choirs.
and other well-known singers. The
concert Is to be entirely free, and the
audience will consist of the old vet
'lerans in attendance on the reunion
1t being estimated that the Horse Show
Building will seat 5000 besides the
), choir There will of course, be nc
expense to the, members Of the chorus
proposition has been made that
the city churches omit their evenln e
services on this Sunday in order to re-
lease their choirs for this concert The
great memorial service will be at the
i City auditorium In the afternoon, and
, win the constant succession Of meet
ings during the reunion week. Il Is
3 believed that it will meet with the APP
. prevail of all to omit the evening SER
: vices In tho churches.
There will be but one other rehearsal
after tonight. so that it is importnn
to have complete attendance Of the
I mem bers Of the chorus. A fine list o,
selections from sacred operas will -
!, practiced. =
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MAYOR CANNOT AID
VIII BE ut Blacksburp When Ifowitzer
Ea Veterans Gather a

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy. president =, tte
Richmond HowitzerS Association, will be
unable to attend the reunion OF The famous
command In this city on Saturday evening,
Ytatton to address the students Of tho vir-
ginia Polytechnc Institute on that date.
A; 'i1 IT is peculiarly disappointing to
occa sion he feels that he is bound tn 20 to
Blacksburg and fulhl his engagement there.
Invitations have been issued for Tho re-
committed consisting OF Mcssrs ". II, Nc
Carthy. D.. o. Davis. j. NJ Fourqurcan
Mayor Mccarthy stated Yesterday thni = /
ready about forty Of the veteran artillery
men residing elsewhere had signifcd their
how many OF the members Of tho three corr.
nanies OF tho battalion survived hut hardly
thought there were 200 left -
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and others will make the river trip
by daylight to-day.
Isxcurnion. To Richmond.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
passenger department announced yes
terday that information received from
It's agents assured them that the road
would handle an unusually heavy pas
scngcr-list to the Confederate Reunion.
Tickets will be on sale from May 2Sth
to Juno LIST. and from nearby points
up to June Sd. The rate is only about
cent mile for this occasion. Several
large special trains will be run from
the West to accommodate the veterans,
who are coming In force. Several spe-
cial excursions Will be operated from
Norfolk and Newport News to Rich
mond on May goth and June Sd, the
dates of the two monument dwellings.
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q. & q. C,,n,, rrS.

The transfer of the office Of the gem
eral passenger agent and assistant gen
eral passenger agent OF the Chesh-
peakc and Ohio Railroad from WASH
ington to this city Will be made June
1st and the Offices of General Passcn-
ger Agent John d. Potts and Assistant
General Passenger Agent Bronson Will
be established in the Mutual Building,
n suite OF three rooms therefor having
been iuascd District Passenger Agent
w o. Warthcn's Office will also be re-
moved to the Mutual suite, thus group
ing the three officials, Travelling PAS
sengcr Agent K, II. Bowers and City
Ticket Agent Shines Will continue to
occupy the Main Street offices in the
general Office building. 1t Is said that
MIR. Potts and Mr. Bronson will have
only four or Ave office assistants. Mr..
Potts will not bring his stenographcr
from Cincinnati. but will employ one
here, He has been In the city since
Friday, but left yesterday for Cincin-
natl, to return TO Richmond at the end
OF the month. He will probably not
bring his family here to reside until
fall. They will spend the summer at
fhc mountain resorts. and come TO
Richmond in the early autumn
Passenger Traffic Manager Henry w
Fuller VIII retain his Offices in Wash
4 lngton and Will employ considerable
force there. Though II is not an
nounced what official will have charge
Of the passenger business OF the road
succeeding Mr. Potts, II Is expected
Mr. Andrew Elicit, district passenger
agent. will direct matters at that emo
for >the present, If not permanently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21

their own grounds by 10 to 5. Tho feature
of the game WAS the pitching of Louis
like to arrange games with all amateur
teams In Richmond averaging fourteen years.
Address all challenges to Manager Louis
Lutte, No. els y. Eighteenth Street.
The iinc.ur. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lutte,
pitcher ABB Cohen, catcher; Jake Bcrmnn.
ilrst-basc; G. Lafratta. shortstop: Morris
Lutte. second base: Charlie Cox, third base;
NJ. Cohen. centre field; NJ T.ndkin. right
field Abe KaminskeY. left-hcld. Stars
Ncalie stalky, Catcher; John Cox, pitcher;
Ameii King, shortstop: S. WntslSy. first
base; G. swicccrt, second base: u. Anthony,
third base; Z. Anthony, left field; u. Swie-
cert, centre field: G.. Cox, rlghtheld. !.
Hits--OH Lutte, l. Struck out-By Lut-
to- o. by Cox, 8. Base on balls-OH Lutte.
g: Oft Cox. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
DEFEATS
THE IRON PRINCE
Mr.. r. NJ. Taylor's Horse Turns
Tables on His Victor Of
Saturday.

a rafting good race was run at tho
Deep Run Hunt Club track yesterday
afternoon between DR.. j. a. Whites
Iron Prince and Mr.. r. M, Taylor's
CroXton, The match was n. sequel to
q race run last week. In which Iron
Prince won handily, but then iron
Prince was carrying twenty pounds
less than Croxton. and SO the wise ones
were In much doubt as to the outcome
OF yesterdays trial. Both horses are
well-llnown, aud they are unusually
well-matched, Each carried l31 pounds.
Iron Prince was ridden by Hall ana
CroNton by Woods.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan acted az starter
and judge, and got tho pair OFT, with
Iron PRINCE leading by neck In less
than one furlong Iron Prince had taken
the rail- from CroXton and secured q
lead of two lengths, which lie held,
running easily to the half-mile, Where
Croxton began to draw up. From the
ilve- furlong pole 1t was n driving. mi sh
lall the way In the stretch both the
horses wero ridden for every ounce
that was In them, and CroXton won by
IA short head In 1861 A,5. which
was very good time. considering tho
state of the track and tho weight car
Irled. Tho friends OF Iron Prince arc
still in doubt rs to whether Croxton
is really the better horse OF tile two
Among those present were Mr., and
Mrs. IL. c, Boattie, Llr. and Mrs. George
Cole Scott MI and Mrs, John Stewart
Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. ]. st, George
bryan. Mrs. G. OH cowardin, Mrs
Thomas p, Bryan, Miss I3inford, u
|Messrs r. w, Beattie, Il, y, Nfeanley
sydney Illlerson, Dir, r. G. Bryan. Dr.
~, a. White, Messrs. w. q. Ferguson
IT, b. Campbell, James Patterson, Allen
Talbot. Jr,. T. @. r, Jonifer and iona
THAN Bryan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
Changes Announced.

President w. II. Newman, of the New
York Central Railway System, has OFF,
cially announced the following promo
lions and changes, effective already:
B.. b. Mitchell appointed general
freight traffic manager. with office at
Chicago
Francis La Bau, freight traffic mana
ger, with offices at New York.
II. Bromley TO have charge Of the
coal coke and ore business OF the
entire system, with title of general
coal and ore agent, and office at Clcve-
land, Ohio,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
PUBLISHERS TO MEET.

Annual Session Of Association Begins Here
To-Dny-Trip 10 jamestown.
Tho annual session OF the Southern Pub
fishers Association will begin In Richmond
to-day a number OF important matters
will be considered Tomorrow tho publish
rrs viii take a trip down the river TO the
jamestown Exposition. holding business
meeting on the boat and another at the ex-
position.
Mr.. F. p. Glass. OF the Montgomery Adver-
tlser, Is president Of the orgariza ton. and
Mr. Victor II. Hanson. of Montgomery, IL
secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
TO CONSOLIDATE
TWO RAILROADS
General Meeting Of the cl1esa-
pcake and Ohio Stockholders
Called for To-Day.
OFFICE IN MUTUAL BUILDING
e. and o. Passenger Department
gThcrc-Ilnmensc Crowds
Coming to Reunion.

Aa announced some time ago, n gem
,r,, meeting OF tho stockholders of
tho Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad
Company will be held to-day at the
general Offices in this city The pur-
posc OF the meeting is to rntify the
nmalEamntion or the Chesapeake and
Ohio Hallway of Kentucky, or tho
Kentucky road as 1t is generally
known, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
proper The Kentucky line embraces
about 500 miles Of traekage and Is
already owned by the same Interests
controlling the main system, but 1t has
been operated under Il Kentucky char
ter and It's affairs have been con-
Quoted separately, though under the
same executive management There
is no opposition to the anialgamation,
, and the ratification Of the matter by
the stockholders to-day VIII be mere
~ formal affair, required by law.
Owing to the lack Of objection and
tho nature OF the business 1t Is ex-
pectcd that most of tile stock will be
held by proxies and that there Will
not be a large attendance Of stock
holders generally.
IT is expected that some amendment
to the charter OF the road will have
to be made ny reason OF the incorporh-
ton into the Virginia chartered roat
OF this important addition. increasing
its capitalization and other corollars
matters.
President stevens left the city Sun
day night for Cincinnati, but will prob
ably return In time for to-daS's meet
Ing. There viii be no meeting Of thu
directors and no other business is t.
I be taken up by the stockhOldcrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
TH1l TIMES DISPATCH. RICHMOND VA TUESDAY, MAY 2 1907.

tRobt. Lccky. Jr,, chairrnan. Morgan X.
Mills. a. b. Gulgon.
Escort and 1nfornntionA-R. NJ. CHM,
chairman; W. r. Walden. a. y. Curd,
l.. G, Jeffrios, j. L. Pattison, Geo -.
White. w. II, Southwood. Ii. $. Rcd
wood q. v. Blackburn. c. L. bigger,
1r. u. A. Baughnian. Ir., u. Y. Ncn-
ME, David Nj. White, a. L. butlcr, j. t.
Bennett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
MIR. MORTON COMING.

Former Secretary Of Navy VIII Pay Visit
to Richmond, Wa
Former Secretary of the Navy Paul Nor
ton, who Is now the president of the
Equitable Assurance Society, will be in
on Saturday to inspect the
agencies OF the company here.
Mr.. Morton has made great record MS
an executive officer since he has been presl-
dent OF the corporation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
South Boston, o; scottshnrs II. s., ..
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. May 2O.-south
Boston defeated Scottsburc High School
here this afternoon in an interesting
game of ball by 8 to 5.
Batteries: South Boston--CoS and
Price; Scottsburg High School-I.acy.
Mccormick and Steinbrdge. South
Boston--EIits, 10; errors, 10. Scots
burg High School--Hits 3; errors, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
Fireman Resigns

W. N, Mitchell a fireman of grade a, En-
CINE Company No. Z. has resigned his posi-
ton to enter other business The salary OF
tho position Is s75 per month. Substitute
Fireman Peter White has been designated to
succeed Mfr. MITCHELL ana will assume his
duties to-day, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New orleans-New Orleans. 1;
Atlanta, 5.
At NIemphis-Memphis. 3; Birming-
ham, 2.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, 2; Mont
gomery 8.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 6; Nash
Vile, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21

atmospheric poison which unconousy breathe into
system through the
germs destroy OF this vital fluid
tito condition that unable noush the
hold Then the of such
spale alow weak vitality dnge Digestion
tie body the liver producing chronic State bilious
long spell fever follows when the blood becomes fully
Chronic Sores and Ulcers, ois aches
pains kinds often result from this insdious
titles Malaria from the system through tie circulation
S. S. This great remedy down
Into the blood and drives out all and poson ana pema
furnishes heathiu properties that instead
spreading throughout the system i becomes
fluid body and enabling il TO resist disease
aso and builds W an Pshs the
suffering from Malaria will be pleased with the ad
absolutely medicine being from harmful minerals
Book the blood and medical advice desired sent ee
WHO write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA. GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
Ilu.t, ,to Reu,ln,i.

District Passenger Agent II. s.
Leard, of the Scaboard Air Line, has
gone TO Atlanta and will probably be
away n week or ten days, looking after
the matter of handling travel TO and
from the Jamestown Exposition Via
tito scaboard lines and connections. lie
will also take up the problem OF the
reunion travel from points along the
Seaboard route. The Seaboard expects
to handle large crowds to the reunion
and unusually heavy travel in June,
July and August to the exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
Bad Aim.

Joe Bland tcolored) shot Mt Robert Gaines,
also colored, last night. but his aim was
defective. He was arrested by Officer G. j.,
Eolkos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
DIR. SASTEE In CITY.
Government Expert to- Inspect Diaries Sea

IOtVrhH1cHt f.tpPrt 10 IHhpeCI 1JHlrles NeHT
Richmond.
nr. Ellis NJ Santee, OF the dairy division
OF the United States Department OF Agricul-
turc, whose talk with the local dairyman on
the 9th OF this month was SO favorably re-
ceived. arrived in Richmond yesterday even
ing, and viii spend several days here msk-
ing the rounds ut the dairies with Chief
Health Officer Levy and Inspectors Holds
worth and Curtis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
adjoining the, building. From thirty to-
nifty may beS seen GIN the grounds on
every pleasant evening.
BOWLING DATTLEs,

Olympi.tA TAX 4 Tlurcc from ~ nrncstownx,
IIanovcrs Win. Set from Crystals.
The Crystals and Hanovers, Of this
City Bowlina; Association, occupied
Alleys No. 9 and 9 at Williams's last,
night, with the, following results 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
rentened to KIN wife

Threatened to Kill Wife.
ID, 3. Martin Is charged with having been
drunk and disordcrly and with threatening
to kill Mrs. d. II. Martin. Mrs. Martin was
not killed. but Mr.. D. b. Martin was arrest
ed by Detectives Gibson and Bailey, and he
will answer to Justice Crutchfleld this morn
ipr (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
No EisurcA Yet.

1t is impossible to secure from the
railroads entering Richmond even an
approximate estimate Of tho number
of persons they hauled to the Southern
Baptist Convention here. AZ the rail-
way passenger offices 1t was stated
that the majority Of those coming
bought tickets from other lines con-
Meeting with the local roads, and that
1t would not he possible TO secure any
data save from the auditors of the
roads and then only after several
weeks. The Seaboard handled two
great special trains and large NUM-
Der of delegates on regular trains,
making 800 or 400 IN ALL Not one spf
the local lines could furnish anything
like accurate figures.
A large proportion OF the delegates
to the Baptist Convention will leave
the city to-day, or left last last via
the Chesapeake and Ohio, the Norfolk
and Western. or tho Old Dominican
steamship Line. for tho Jamestown
Exposition. Many have bought tickets
Including this side trip. a large num-
Der went down on the boat last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
INDOOR HALL LEAGUE
WILL De ORGANIZED.

On Thursday night an indoor basv-
ball league of four teams will be or
ganized amongst the Y. NJ. G. a. gym
nasium men, and q regular schedule of
games will be played during the month
of June.
Tennis, volley-ba ball and handbnll arc
popular games on the athletic grounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Sixty-FIrst Anniversary Will DC Cell
hrntcl on Sunday.

The sixty-Arst anniversary Of tho
Male Orphan Asylum will be celebrated
with appropriate exercises Sunday af-
ternoon at 5:15 o'clock. DR.. Richard
McIlwaine, former president OF Hamp-
den- Sidney College, will deliver tho
address Persons desiring to attepd
should take the 5 o'clock River View
car at Beech and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21

Richmond Stars Lose
The Junior Lawmakers defeated the Rich
mond Stars in q warnlly-c contested game on
The state herald., 1907-12-27
Woes Of The Editor.

A country editor was made TO wri,he
In kcenes, humiliation Of spirit on re-.
ccipt VI the following seathing criticism
by n subscriber on the conduct Of his
paper:
Dear Sur. Il hereby offer my rcsis-
nashun Ms n subrcribcr To your paper. II
being a pamphlet Of such small konse.
kcnee as not to benefit my family by
takin Of IL. What you ncdc In your
shetc is brancs and some one TO russell
up news and rite cddytorynls on sensi-
bal topickH.
mo mcnshun has been made In your
shcte OF me butcherin pig wcighin 3GY
pounds or Of the gaipc In the chickens
GU, this way. You strenyusly ignore
the fac, that tho dry rot Ia catin thugs
up ou, here. and say nuthin about BIZ
simpsons durham bull calf brcakin It's
legs fallin down well. or Of grandma
Sipea havin the sore lega.
TOO important weddns here hi,
bccn utterly ignored by your kol1ms
an too kolum obitehuary writ by ma
on the deth Of grandma Henry left out
Of your lhetc. to aay nothIn Of n alfa.
bc,ieal poem bcginin with "A 10 for An.
d. and also for Ark. writ by my dartor
This Ia why your ahitc Ia unpopular
here, II you don't want sdjytoryala
from this place and ain't goin to pu, In
no news In your ahate We don't want
said shc,e. 'rouan in disgust.
HIRAM DoABI
Up. s. If you print that obt hIary
In your nest iasoo my subakrlb3 q n
for your ahete. ID. -
--'rit.Bhs.
The state herald., 1907-12-27
Mixed Pickles.
are not good

Edwin Markham at dinner, said. Of
mixed metaphors: "When was teach
ing in Los Angeles used to read every
week little country paper whose edi-
itor's metaphors were an unfailing joy
to me. Once. ] remember. this editor
wrote Of contemporary: Thus. the
black lie issuing from his base throat.
becomes boomerang in his hand. and.
hosting him by his own petard. leaves
him marked man for life. He said in
an article on home life; The faithful
watchdog or his good wife. standing at
the door. welcomes the master home
with an honest bark. In an obituary
Of n farmer he wrote: The race was
run at last. Like n tired steed. he
crossed the harbor bar. and. casting u
side whip and spur. lay down upon that
bourne from which no traveller returns
Rochester Herald.
The state herald., 1907-12-27
AMHERST.

Mr.. and Mrs. J Sloan are the proud
parents Of little son. born Dec.
Mr.. Slack Of Iowa Is spending few
days with sons who reside In III =
county.
Mr.. Krzirc Of bridgeport Ia visiting
his friends at Amherst.
Joe Sloan " mt TO Palirade on bust
ness ths week.
Victor Fair 10 working for Mr.. sh e','
ey.
Grandpa Fulscher started for Ger
many las, week on pleasure trip. w,
wish him n safe and pleasant joirn y.
Robert Burns was thrown from his
o-se and had TO be taken TO town,
W. hope he Is no, seriously hurt.
Curss Who.