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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-09

The owner removing permanently
from the city. authorizes auction sale
two story brick dwellings. each with
a two STORY brick Kitchen with SER
wants room above in the yard; the
houses contain five rooms each. grano-%
lithic front steps and rear yards partly
granolthic.
The location OF these houses renders
them very desirable, both for rent.
income and home uses. They are never
vacant
The lot fronts 40 feet. running back
----- feet to a four-foot alley In rear.g
and is bounded on the west by an alley
fifteen feet widc @
TERMS: One quarter cash: balance
six, twelve, eighteen aud twenty-four5.
months. or one-third cash, one9and two
years; 9 per cent. interest, secured by
trust-deed, or all cash. at option OF
purchaser, ss,
j. THOMPSON BROWN s co. y y.
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-09

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneersaf
EuB1Ic AUCTION SALE
THREE TWO STORY BRICK DNELL...s
INGS.
CENTRAL LOCATION.
Nos. lel5. 1917 AND li2l9 EAST MARI
SHALL STREET
NEAR To
RETREAT FOR THE SICK. NIEDICAIlE
COLLEGE AND
MARSHALL STREET NEW VIApTCT,
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1897.
5 O'CLOCK r. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-09

j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctioneers.
The oasis., 1907-05-18

Subscribe for THE OASIS.
The oasis., 1907-05-18
HermosiiIo Happenings.

Miss Jeannette Wrotuowski is Very i'll with typhoid fever. Doctor Bim Smith is in attendance.
 Mir. Bert Monteverde of La Cam :iRa Ceatrdl has arranged to add An extensive stock of groceries to his establishment, and will be in the wholesale and retail business with large and varied stock of goods.
 MT. A. Bila from Los Angeles, California, who is interested in mining in Nevada and Lower Cali Tornia, is visiting in Hermosillo, having come over into Sonora to see for himself the rich mining regions of which he has heard so much.
 MT. T. c. Coates from Columbus, Ohio, representing the San Ricardo Gold Mining Comp my, is at Her Fnesillo. The gentleman states that arrangements are in hand to resume operations at San Ricardo, which is in the San Miguel river region, east from Poza station.
 In Hermosilo there seems a great deal of sickness at the pres ent time, and the doctors are very busy. Doctor Francisco Aguilar states that in one day last week he made no less than thirty-six pro- iessional visits. And the diseases are many and various, including pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, typhoid fever and smallpox.
The oasis., 1907-05-18

At the canncry of Mr. NJ Ferre. ira. (Los Hdgii1s) there is busy scene with many operatives en- gagged in putting up fruit and vegetables. This week Mir Ferre- ira has flied an order from Cana nea for one thousand cases of canned tomatoes.
 About the 2Sth inst Mrs. Louis Hostettcr. wife of the American consul at Hermosillo, with their daughter Hazel, will depart for their summer visit in California, visiting en route at Nogaes a couple of days, and a week at Globe, where they have friends
 The Iron Foundry of Sonora is kept busily occupied, and its con stantly growing business calls for frequent additions to the ma chinery. The latest is an air com pressor, with air hammers, riveters, sand blast, etc.; all emery grinder, moulding sander, and many other machine tools. Manager Aguilar complains of scarcity of skilled mechanics.
The oasis., 1907-05-18
First Voyage.

A. Sandoval, Los Angeles banker and cattle man, returned to Yuma yesterday from his ranch below the colony. having made the trip in his new gasoline launch, the Louisa. Accompanying him were Jasper Parvin and J. c. Cole of San Der nardino. They left here May 5. It was the initial run of the little boat and she made mighty good time. The Louisa was built at Pasadena and shipped to Yuma by freight.-Yuma Examiner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
EAST PROVIDENCE
Wrong Doors Before Court This
Morning
Interesting Locals From Abeut
tho Town

There was just an even dozen of wrong
doers before Judge Bliss at the session
or the Seventh district court this morn
Ing, among them being a man named
Foiger, who persisted in walking on the
railroad tracks. lie was ordered off by
Special Officer Laundry, who is in the
employ OF the Consolidated Railroad com
pany, and this raised the Ire OF F'olger
who attacked the officer and the result
was that he was landed at the station
and this morning was fined s. and costs
for assaulting the officer and the same
amount for walking on the tracks.
CHnrles Drew tried TO raise a little dis
turbance at Hunts Mills yesterday and
his efforts cost him an assessment OF s.
and costs, and Frank Anderson was also
fined for reveling The balance OF the
dozen was fined 81 and costs for being in
toxicated The greater portion OF the
bunch settled.
There was a large congregation present
| at the morning service OF the Second Bap-
tist church yesterday 20 greet their new
pastor the Rev. s. j. Cam, who came
of this church will have their annual ex-
port in the steamer Pontiac
The Rev j. G.. Cameron of Baltimore
Md, officiated at the services of ST
Mar-y's Episcopal church yesterday, the
Rev. H. G. Dana, pastor OF the church
being at Craigmoor in the Catskills foi
the month OF July
The WatchemolSet Fire Engine company
Will meet this evening and take action or
| invitations sent 10 them from the OlC
| Home Week committees of Providence
| and Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
TRIED TO SAVE NIECE
AND LOST HIS LIFE

Glastonbury. Conn, July SIN attempt
ing to rescue his niece, Miss Jennie Bax-
ter OF Hartford, from drowning I'm the
Connecticut river, yesterday afternoon,
Carl Funck went down TO death with her
off Crows Point. Wright's Isle. They had
come down the river I'm n power boat. with
10 others who had gone ashore. Miss Bax-
ter was ~ years old and her uncle, who
also lived in Hartford. was 20 and mar
ried.
Miss Baxter. who was a fair swimmer
had gone into the water. When some dis
tance from shore she called for help
Funck. without stopping to remove any
clothing. swan 60 her assistance. lie was
nearing the bank with her when she
gr1ppcd him In such a way that he could
not help himself nor keep above water.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
CUBA WILL FIGHT THE
II. S. SAYS GEN. LYONAS

Havana, July Sin an Interview to-
aav Gen. I.oynas del Castillo said that
n the Americans failed to keep their
promises concerning the re-establish-
ment of the republic war would GER
tainly ensue and that the best eie-
ments I'm the country would take the
f,eld He added that the Cubans
would win. He feels, however since
receiving the telegram from secretary
,rat, the Americans will keep their
promises.
He said at present he was peaceful
man engaged in farming. This, COM
ing from one whose sword. as he says
is his life. is considered encouraging
for continued peace. so long as the
conduct OF the United States meets
with his approval.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
PRESIDENTS BULL DOG
MISSING FROM HOME

washington. July s.-The local police
department sent notice last night TO
look out "for n brindle bulldog with
a Great Dane head" IL was said I'm
the notice that the dog belonged TO
President Roosevelt. Richard Ander-
son OF 212t Virginia avenue asked the
police TO send out the notice. This In
supposed TO be the dog sent 10 the
president In May by an admirer In
Ohio OF the name OF Smith after the
news had been printed that Pete. the
presidents bull terrier. had been
whipped by another dog The bulldog
Great Dane looked like fighter, but
no guarantee came with him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
TEDDY BEARS CAUSE RACE
SUICIDE SAYS MINISTER

St Joseph. Mich. July S.-The Rev.
Michael @. Esper declared In ST. Joseph
Catholic church yesterday that Teooy
bears In the hands OF little girls Were
destroying all instincts OF motherhood
and would become one OF the most pow
erf,u factors In the race suicide danger
He urged parents to replace them with
dolls
'It is terrible enough that the present
generation OF parents is leading us into
grave danger by the practice OF race sui
eide" said Father Esper. Let us AT
least save the future generations
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
10Y LINE EXCURSION
WAS VERY ENJOYABLE

A very large number enjoyed the JOY
line excursion to Cottage city yesterday
on the steamer Tennessee. The weather
was ideal and the trip proved most en-
joyable one.
NJ cant ID l., wilcox. made very good
time. The elaborate furnishings on the
boat afforded comfort to all the excur-
sionists, and there was nothing put pr,nse
for the Joy line officials for the excellent
way things were conducted on board.
The steamer left this city at s:U
o.clock A brief stop was made at Cot
tage city. during which the excursioms,s
were given an opportunity TO stroll alohg
the beach while many OF those VINO
brought their lunch ate 1t there. The re-
turn 10 this csty was In the evening.
Music was furnished on board rhe p0a. s9,,
nv Maguire's Savoy orchestra. the oih-
inc room and cafe service was excellent.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
GOVERNOR OF
NGhNHWE| IS
AssAss|MATEO

Hankow. China, July s.-The governor
OF the province OF Nganhwei was murder
cd yesterday by a student. Accompanied
by the director of police, the governor
was about TO enter a school at Ngan-
king, capital of the province of
Nganhwei, when several shots were fired
at the governor, three bullets inflicted
mortal injuries.
The director of police seized the assas-
sin and decapitated him on the spot. No
further disturbances have occurred
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
To Pass I7o Days in Jail

III. NJ. wheeler OF Brooklyn. who enter
cd store I'm Newport Saturday armed
with n revolver and who would have
walked off with merchandise except for
the Interference OF tho police, pleaded
guilty yesterday morning before Judge
Franklin I'm the police court 10 charges
OF larceny and carrying concealed
weapon and was sentenced TO 90 days I'm
the Providence county Jail on tho first
charge and 30 days additional on the sec
ond
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
KILLED THREE WITH ONE
SHOT FROM HIS GUN

Memphis. Tenn. July s-Three
negroes. two OF them women, are dead
killed by one bullet from a rifle In
the hands OF James Cannon or Lear,
Miss
Cannon had dispute with the
negroes over some washing ana nred
one shot
Al the hearing before n magistrate
TODAY Cannon was discharged on a
plea OF self-defence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
HEAT CRAZED MAN RAN
AMUCK; INJURED TWO

New York. July s-Becoming suddenly
insane. probably from heat while at
work on the new building OF the Trust
Company or America at 81 Wall street
today plasterer ran amuok with a
hatchet among his fellow workmen. He
attacked three OF them. two OF whom
were probably fatally injured
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
TESTIMONY TAKEN UPON
DEATH OF JOSEPH cox

Coroner Eugene III. Lincoln has taken
most OF the testimony into tho death OF
Joseph Cox. who died at the Rhode 1sl-
and hospital on June q as a result OF In
juries received Juno IS az the plant OF
the James Hanley Brewing company.
Patrick Tooln il alleged TO have struck
the fatal blow.
This afternoon officials OF the company
fGstiCsd-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
Strike Postponed

Chicago. Ill. July s.--A strike
scheduled TO take place tomorrow In
the offices OF the Postal and Western
Union Telegraph companies In Chicago
was today postponed one week at the
request OF the national president. 8 J.
Small. who wired from San Francisco
asking for such action by the local
union.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08

Mrs A. II. Grossman OF Foothills,
Wash, is considered the oravest woman
in the state. She caught coyote in a
trap. shot 10 six times. ani when IL re-
fused 20 die killed Il with a cluo. She
collected 81 for its scalp.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-08
OLNEYvILLE
A Mix.Up IN The "WilIiamses. I"
Jumped From Window and
Injured Notes

Advertisements and items can be left
ut the branch OF The News-Democrat At
Hartford avenue. room No. l. Telephone
40 West
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14
Notice of Teachers Meeting.

The following is The program of the
next Teachers Meeting To be held in th"
high school bul!din. of Gettysburg. ON
saturday. March .. 1907, al O'Clock pm.
Song by The audience.
Secrotary's $ report and roll call
Eoark'S Economy in Educa,ion'
pages l23 to l4i: Tho Rural Elementary
school" Olive Combclllck. Pagr> l44 To
III: The Rural High School. Pearl
O'cll
Music Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. /. F'lyic
Sparks Men that Made the Nation
chapter V. "AIcxander Hamilton. the Nd
vocatc of Il stronger government" w. A.
Bentley
Paper-"Thc True Mssonof the Teach
or. Mrs. A. NJ Beers
Chap. NI-"Gcolge Washington. tho
First President j W. a. Collins
Reading Pearl Odell
Chap. -''Thoma> Jefferson The EN-
poncnt of Drmorracy. JAS Cavanaugh
Music Mr.. and Mrs. {. |. f'lyt".
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14

We have for sale or trade for
land ) blooded Stations and 2
work horses.
black Perchcron, 4 years old.
weight 1900 pounds.
Suffoc Punch. chestnut sorreI.
10 years old. weight 1900 lbs.
2 chestnut sorrcls, 3 years old
this spring, weight 400 lbs
bay standard bred trottcr I yrs
old. weight 1850 lbs
sorrel work horse ) yrs old
weight 1900 lbs
bay mare , yrs old. weight
1850 lbs
These horses can he seen at Get
tysburg or Lebanon. We will sell
them for cash. on time. or trade
for land. We are going to dis
pose of them.
BRowER & HoLLINGswoETiI
Gettysburg and Lebanon
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14

, o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
elccting IL County Cattle Inspector
and County Sheep Inspector for
Potter County. rs provided by law.
By order OF Board of County
( commissioners.
c. NJ. BEEENE.
County Auditor
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14
Meeting OF Cattle and Sleep Owners

4 meeting of the cattle and
sheep owners of Potter county is
hereby called To meet mt the court
house i'm Gettysburg. So. OAK. on
Saturday. March 10th AID. 1901. lat
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14
Lands for Rent

A. G.. WILLIAMS Will o!lcra lands in
his charge for rent at public auction. II,
10 o'clock sharp. in the morning on March
10Th.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14

II. T.. Murphy can be credited
with getting the first patent for an
Indian to Indian lands ON the Sioux
reservation. This week he re-
ceivcd patent for Will III. Jones.
of Lower Brule, son of Hawk
Jones of DeGrey. 1t has been IL
very difficult matter to get a pat
ent before the % year limit of time
had expired. but MIR. Murphy is so
familiar with the rules of practice
of the Indian Office that he has no
difficulty in that branch of the bus
mess. He is making preparations
to open IL real estate Office in this
city soon. TT. Pierre journal.
Mr.. S. Dillcncr. with Strange
Bros. Sioux City. got over the
river Sunday ON his return from
the Agency where he had spent Il
few days buying hides. He con
tracted for all of the Matador and
Turkey track hides at 4 to sc per
lib +. q. Il. and was the successful
bidder for the government hides.
He had some sharp competition in
the latter. He informed Us that
the BIG lessees now estimate their
loss of cattle so far at over 1000
head as a result of the cold wea-
ther. most all of which consisted
of the importation of last summer.
The home-going senators and
legislators experienced a headend
collision ten miles out Of Aberdeen
the other day.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-03-14
MINOR MENTION.

:o@ above when il quit,
eul al cone to-day.
Another light furry of snow
Tuesday and Wed. mornings.
Ole Eckcrt was over from the
burg Monday.
The mail carrier used his bob
Sled again Saturday.
III. j. I.idam made "A business
trip TO the burg Monday.
Mr.. Il. l.. kimeS was here Mon
day ON his way to Laurel.
At nine O'Clock this morning the
THERMOMETERS stood at sixty.
Four travelling mon came over
from the burg IN n bunch Tuesday.
Special sale OF shirt waists ON al
!. +. Whilock ). Call and exam
me.
Miss Leone Ellis visited friends
in Gettysburg Sunday and Mon
day.
Roscoe Conkln@ Claig went
over to the burg OH II pleasure
trip.
Charley Hamilton writes rs
from Ncnan@o, Ncb. that hc is now
located there.
We are informed that Bishop
Hare is to return To Sioux Falls
for 4 time at least.
Harvey Gates and .Jno. Brchl
returned from II trip TO (icttys-
burg lhc first of the week.
Miss Wclch has finished her
term of select school at the y @cncy
and returned t. Gettysburg.
Mcssrs. Grim and I.indIor@.
went over To the AGENCY last
Thursday by the canoe route.
Il. 4. Mulcarc. with 'l'bbs.
lIutchings 4 Go. OF 81. Paul came
over from the burg yesterday with
a load of trunks.
Fred ScclN arrived from Evalts
Yesterday. He reports that the
river is broken up as far down as
! the Morcau river.
Carl knickcrbockcr of Gcttys-
BURG was over Monday and Tues
day to consult with his chum Ted
Lake in regard to accSehintinT.
Sylvan camp is to meet with
Ncighnor kempf OH Friday. March
222d. il the weather is suitable
Otherwise. ut Nci9hbor Douglas
Mr. and Mrs Ellis left yesterday
for viSi. to their soninlaw, Mel.
Maginnis, of SulIv county. Herb
Palmer is driving the stage for
them.
Gale Rosa stopped at the Gates
House Sunday on his way out to
j. b. llarmon's to oct Il load OF
spcliz. He had two teams of bio
grevs. which they say arc held at
$3.50 each.
We neglected to mention the re.
turn of Mr.. Palmer and wife from
their winters visit i'm Wisconsin
He says that they had fine timt
but are glad to get back to tin,
sunshine state.
Mrs. Garfield and child from
Greenwood. $. u. arrived Satur
day 10 visit her grandfather. Abran
TwospearS. She SAYS she is not :
relation OF the Garfield boys at thu
Agency that She knows of.
Mr.. W. T.. Motley of Huron an'
Cllas. Morrill, of Gettysburg wen
over to the Agency yesterday t'
buy hides. Mr.. Nj. is buying fo
BoIcs 4 Roger, of Chicago. deal
crS in hides. tallow and wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto were in tow
Tuesday and were the first to brin:
the harbinger, of spring witt
them. He killed five the sam
morning and brot in three of them
one each for Charley Douglas. u
T. Reed and Henry lIidam.
| Meeting OF Cattle and Sheep Owner
4 meeting of the cattle an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13

York Tuesday night arrived at this
port to-day in tow of a tug. Tho
Arapahos propeller is believed to have
struck submerged object as she
neared Winter Quarter Shoal. On
"Wednesday the steamer Apache, Of the
same line, summoned by wireless tce"
graph, came to her assistance, and
twice attempted to tow the disabled
ST Gamer; but the hawser parted In a
Heavy sea. and both steamers anchored.
On the following daysthc steamer Iro-.
Iquois took the Arapnho in tow until
the tug o. L. Hollcnbecls reached her
off Barnegat last night. The tug
brought the <apaho into port.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
NOMINATE BRYAN.
Hendricks Club Turns Graves:
Suggestion Clear Around.

EVANSVILLE. IND. April 1.-THE
Hendricks Club, the largest Democratic
organization in the State. while celc-
brating the birthday OF Thomas Jeffer-
son tonight. adopted tho following
resolution and telegraphed to John
Temple Graves. of Atlanta. Ca:
The Hendricks Club. of Evans
vile. believes that in the interest
OF Square DEAL Roosevelt should
nominate Bryan for President in
1905. as there is now no doubt
I that Bryan was beaten In 1896 by
the contribution Of money from
insurance companies railroad com
panies and tariff-protected 1nonop-
olics. and that President Roose-
welt knows this to be fact, and
that Bryan in 1896 stood on the
platform on which Roosevelt now
stands on railroad regulation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
BARNES GETS ONE YEAR.
Young Chesterfield Colored Man
Convicted Of Burglary.
Tsnecialjto rho Times-DIspatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
z CHESTERFIELD G, H., VA, April IL
Henry Barnes, a young colored man. was to-
day sent TO the state, penItentlary for one
year by the Circuit Court for forcing an en-
trance into the home of NJ. " Thomas of
.Ilttrlcks and stealing a lot of clothing. The
prisoner confessed the burglary With nppar-
emily sincere penItenco and the jury dealt
gently With him.
William Ford. OF Chester: will BIO tried to-
morrow for petit larceny, which Will end the
criminal trials of this term, next weeks
court work beginning oil Monday with n
suit OF Peter y. Hatcher VS.. Southern Rail-
way Company. Court Will continue over
into tho third week. n 5000 damage slut o Z
G. r., Turner VS.. C. r. Meachum ana Chcs.
0terneld Manufacturing Company being set
for tho cad. the day following the regular
supervisors meeting.
THE suit fW. II, Lane vs.. Virginia PAS
scngcr and Power Company, In which a
verdict OF 5000 was secured by tho plaintiff
at tho June term. 1906, for e1ectment from
ono OF tho interurban ears. has been, dismiss-
ed as settled without appeal by tho COM
pany,
deed recorded to-day conveys tho out
Z ut Of the James River Gravel and Sand
Company to tho Pressure Isle Gravel Cor
porntlon at the price Of 5000. tho property
being located near bermuda Hundred.
y Activity In Chesterfield real estate np-
penrs olnewhnt on the increase, nearly fifty
deeds having been nled for record In the
clerlt's office this week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
CHILDREN GREET BRYAN.
They and Citizens Of Radford
Hear Him Speak.


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
r EAST RADFORD. VA. April 12.--Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan was greeted by a
large crowd OF schoolchildren and citl-
zens when his train pulled into the East
Radford station at noon to-day. He
greeted the people cordially, and after
shaking hands with many. made brief
speech from the platform. in which he
expressed pleasure at returning to town
where he had been so pleasantly enter
tained last fall. and where his son and
daughter were 80 delightfully."- entertained
at Easter.
In discussing national affairs, he
said that the President had adopted
Democratic policies, advocating an in
come tax, and other measures which
the Democrats had been advocating for
years. He 6aid that the President
claimed that five millions were to be
raised to defeat the election OF his
successors, and that it had taken thir-
teen millions to defeat hinl-Bryan.
Ex-Governor Tyler joined Mr.. Bryan
and accompanied him to Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
CAROLINE COURT.
Hattie Chiles Gets Year in Peni-
tentiarv

Especial to The -Dispatch.J
BOWLING GREEN, VA, April 1.-THE
April term of Caroline County Court adjourn
ed this evening after having been in Ees-
sion since Monday.
Hattie ChiIes was found guilty OF un-
lawfully shooting Lemmie Taylor, and given
one year in the penitentiary.
The case of the Commonwealth against
John Taylor. which occupied several days,
resulted In hung jury. The jury was out
for more than twenty-four hours. Eleven
degree against one for second degree.
Owing to the sickness OF Mr.. A. b. Chand-
ler, chief counsel in the cases OF the Com
monwcnlth against Luther Washington for
unlawfully cutting, and Genie Flood for
murder, they were continued until June
term Of the court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13

A party, consisting or His Eminence,
Cardinal Gibbons, His Excellcncy the
Apostolic Delegate Mgr. Falconio,
Archbishop Keanc, of Dubuque, and
Archbishop Blenk, Of New Orleans,
which will attend the conservation Of
the now church just completed in Char
last night. Cardinal Gibbons and his
party were travelling in private car,
which was attached to the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac train for
the South. They stopped over for about
fifteen minutes, and were joined by
Bishop Van de Vyyer, who will take
part in the services in Charleston.
Cardinal Gibbons had stood the trip
from Washington very well, and was