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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Revival Services.

A series Of revival services began
last night at Clay Street Methodist
Church. Adams and Clay Streets. The
pastor. the Rev. 7. Men. Simpson. Is
being assisted by the Rev. A. Fl. S.
Bugg. of Georgia, who will preach each
evening this week at o'clock.
Beginning on Wednesday, evening.
the church will have the service OK
Dailey's orchestra to furnish special
music at each meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Heard and Seen
in Public Places

have seen all of the historic
places in Richmond during my weeks
stay here" said visitor from Phila-
delphia at the jefferson last night
ana was particularly interested in
81. Johns Church and the litigation
Iappeftaining thereto. as Devery would
say. But to my way of thinking
ting in with outside 9suggestions@it
seems pity that the church cannot
pc preserved In its original condition
with buildings. which would de-
u C, from the historic scheme, even
II they should add to the convenience
to be preserved intact the same as
Mount Vernon, and other places Phil
,s .d would like to buy 1t and
a keep u 1t , along with the Liberty Bell,
OF Patrick Henry. BY the way. / did
the Oldest Masonic temple in the
United States is here in Richmond.
tel me 1t had a narrow escape from
IRE. but that, like some other things
in this fine old city, should be pre-
served Sc ~. If Richmond will sell we will
Mr.. George H.. Robinson, the bust
ness representative of the Insurance
Fleld. weekly devoted to the insur-
a ;h interests os~Ah,a4-country, is at
mee, Ie1e rs m to attend the annual
Fire Underwriters. Mr.. Robinson is
handing out some unique souvenirs
typical of the grand old State from
which he comes. His souvenirs are
IN the shape of small bottle of old
Kentucky whlskey. and attached there
10 Is some apt poetry, which goes on
to say something about the Gun that
cheers i.n Mr.. G. 1. Hitchcock, the ed
i it' IN chief and general manager of
the Field; Will DO here to-day, and will
stop at the Jefferson.
Mr.. w. 7. Paxton, of Buena Vista
NE NE president Of the Virginia Associa
y or Local Fire Insurance Agents,
ton of the association.
"Buena Vista is getting up into tha
big city class, he said. when seen in in
ms MS, room at the Jefferson last night.
a great deal of business in ali lines"
MI; Paxton is we'll known In Rich
i Glasgow of this city.
Mrs. $, Y, Fulkerson. of Bristol, is
IN the city. -
Mr. Thomas G. Burch. of Martins
VIE man,,d a prominent insurance man and
mittee from the Fifth District il here
TO attend the convention of Local Fire
Insurance Agents.
:, Judge Thomas r. Purnen, of the
District Of North Carolina, whose homa
Is at Raleigh, is in the city, and is
stopping at the Jefferson. judge Purs
nell Is here with his wife. who is a
p l,.tii NJ az 81 Luke's Hospital, and who
WI! pc operated on to-day. A number
OF prominent LAWYERS and public men
I Iid 70 pay their respects to Els
Honor last night ~ Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
PHARMACISTS WANT
MORE UNIFORM LAW
Association Will Present Amend
ed Bill to General
Assembly.
-----
MUCH WORK AT CONVENTION
President Hammer Recommends
MUCH WORK AT CONVENTION
President Hammer Recommends
a Resolution Against the
Parcels Post.

Members of the Virginia Pharmaceu-
teal Association, from all parts of the
state, were present yesterd, when the
twenty-sixth annual meeting of the as
ISOLATION was called to order at Lee
Camp Hall by President L. C. Hammer
of Lynchhurg. The convention will be
in session to-day and part of to-mor-
row, closing with a banquet at the
jefferson Hotel in the evening. 30.
tween thirty and forty members of the
Rhode Island and Massachusetts asso-
citation will arrive here to-day by
steamer from Norfolk. They will BIZ
entertained and Will attend the bust
ness meetings.
The work yesterday covered a wide
range, but the matter of most impor-
tance to druggists-the enactment of
a more uniform law--will be consid-
cred to-day. The General Assembly
will he urged to make changes in the
present statute. which will give the
druggists a fairer show and protect
them against the Guacks.
In his annual report, President Ham
ner called attention to the Importance
of this. and later it was freely dis
cussed by leading members of the as
ISOLATION. He showed that the law as
it exists to-day was unsatisfactory.
,,,....;, 'e 49,. -. 90
$50. 19n M's N mis ~ ~, ~
.''as
) luton ,.'l pe aoop.eu oppos'hs 'ne pa
ceis posN pioposi'ioi'.
Association is Growing.
George T. Gray. of Norfolk, Thomas
w. Purcell and r. Lee Powers, of Rich
mond. delegates. from the national as
sociation of acknowledgements were
introduced to'the convention.
Secretary G. Il. Fleet, of Lynchburgr
reported 2o4 active members of the
association. At the meeting yesterday
the, executive committee passed favora-
bly, upon thirty-one applications, AMI
others will be received to-day. The
treasurer's books show a balance in the
bank.
Secretary Fleet recommended the
quarterly publication of a news sheet
dealing with pharmaceutical changes,
together with other information of
value to members.
Won't Change Constitution.
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49, ,ss.;,t. Wv ~. - t s'..
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pt''t - 49,, ~ ne
20 MI "a. 80 - '''tA h''o'N ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

Miss Pearl Virginia Briggs.
Miss Pearl Virginia Briggs died Sun
day at the home of her parents, sos
North Sixth Street.
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon from the First Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
N..proen Flnl,cI,

Cornelius EIlranch ana Douglas Tay-
lor, both colored. We're charged IN the
Police Court yesterday morning wi y
being dIsordery. and were hned $lo,
The two men we're n laced unde r arrest
lby Policeman Phil N elaz. asS VI g 5b $3 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

DR.. W. y. Williams, of Charlotte
Courthouse, made a report rs to the re-
cent address TO the pharmacists, urging
them to join the association. AS a re-
suit of this many new names were pre-
scented. President Hammer referred
feellngly To the death of former Presi-
dent r. Roberts Baker of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Won't Change Constitution.
After Hctter Laws.

Practically all of the afternoon was
devoted to q discussion of the proposed
bill which will 20 before the next
Legislature. The law existing day
it is claimed, discriminates against the
druggists. and as one member expressed
it, I'VE don't want to be the scapegoats
of country merchants and irresponsible
ncrsons,'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

This is the third conference or the
Diocesan Secretaries League. The FIRST
was held IN Boston in 1901 under tfe
hospitahle arrangements OF the Rev.
Dr Manchester; the second IN Phila-
delphia in May, 1906, with the Rev.
nhomas j. Garland. QEi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

Mr. Thomas G. Burch. of Martins
vie prominent insurance man and
mletnper OF the State Democratic Com
mittee from the Fifth District, is here
70 attend the convention of Local Firo
Insurance Agents, -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
SOn Der tiirfiiden Marine.
& o II It antinopel,
%. 0e3embsr

20. SS6tHlpll.
Mit benz neu ernannten tiirtii6en
MarineminiIter iibernimmt enbli9
piecsr elm 5d6mann bies HeFort,
pGhreno Der aus benz Mmte f6eioenbe
Sielul>YaI9a friiber Staatsantpalt
par uno pegen @erurtbeilung zines in
Silois unbeliebt s%erporoenen boben
8iirbentrdsers dls 8elobnuns Inter
ri6tsminilter unb bann Marineminiz
tier tpurbe. Der rleue Miniiter, 6aKan
&dmizPai6u, brinet p~enisftens ben
Sitel Nbmiral unb &ommanbant Der
Mittelmeer : SIotte nit ins Mmt.
ueber Ieine SbGtigfeit ais Ibmiral 1T
ebeniopenig befannt pie iiber Die linn
unteritent sstpeiens tiirtiI9e MitteIz
m~eerflotte. Seit Meni6eneebenfen
lit feline tiirfii6e 6lptte mebr i'm MitS
telmeer geI9pommen /; bas lebte !Sel>
benitiid Der tiirfiiden Tlotte, fir nell
DIES Der runpersebli4e" tiirfiIde
GroBahmiral unb bamalige Marine=
miniiter SaHan : pai9a bonn Sultan
einsn gbrenbegen erbielt, mar bic Musz
fabrt bon Ieds ebemalisen uItersi9fpas
den tiirtiIden &riessi9iffen aus benz
9olbenen 5orn Big ins Marmaras
Meer CUR Sen bes tirtii4 : srie9if9en
Rrisses Settler 1T ia NIT Mrabs
uns frember 5iIfe bies Ober ienes tirz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24

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gefIen. Mus 2onbOn pirb berid=
tet: Sin Sail bon 8ergeblidteit. pie
er benin bod ni9t oft portommen
birfte, ereianete fi9 in Der @.meinbe
Der ct. 9aulsfir6e 8rentforb. Gs
par pereinbart porben, bub Elm 8rautz
paar am 8ei6nd9tstase gum Iltar
I6rsiten fpllte. um feierli9 ben gunb
fiir's 2sbsn 81 idlieben. I'm 9 nbr
Worgens traf au9 Die 8raut nit ibren
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Der 8rGutigam tpar nirsenbs 81 err
bliden. 60 nabm bic 8eiellf4dft
plab unb pobnte einfttpeilen mebreren
anbersn Gbefdliebunsen Bel. Ils
bann Der 8rGutigam aber INNER nod
ni4t tam, fanbte man einen 8oten
aus, ben @ermibten gu fu&en. Mun
funb ben ansebsnben Saften bamit be-
i9dfttgt, NIT Miirbe unb Rube unb
nit Der Sorsloiisfeit bes @ere4ten
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24

Win@en. Der WuIer Sofef
sElilGGsm TT. "a Sobre alt, ~seftorben.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
PUSHING WORK AHEAD.
on the virkIniaa Railway
Has Been Resumed.

Especial to The iInes-Dispatci.,
President and General Manager Ray.
mnnd pu Puy. of the V!rgin,an Railway
Company, has returned to Norfolk, az
said this morning that trackiayjng up
the line OF the Virginian. which waa
suspended for while because tho
f Rsso sssa rsSqE@ sse rig s,sns aad
place 4 great steel viaduct over VAL
ley IS to be constructed, and 1t was de-
sired to lay track to tho site Of this
structure, In order to transport the
steel to be used In the yiaduct to the
point where it Is required.
The big cut west of tho famous Pat
rick Henry place. a work Of great pros
portions. which has required tho ex-
was finished last Saturday. Good pro /.
gress Is being made In tho coustruc-
ton. OF the great piers at Norfolk, two
dredges and four or five pile-drivers
being OH the Job now.
The grading ofethe vast yards here
which. are west of the approach to
Jane stown Exposition GROUNDS. is be- be-
Ing done, now witt, dispatch, a large
force with serapers being at work lev
cling the ground.
The picture books In the general of
fces here. which show from week to
week the progress OF the work which
Y pelng, denf the construction OF
country which IS to be IT'S feat high,
and 0. number OF others which approach
that height, 3st ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
her land. which she values at $500. by

her. land. which she values at $500. by
making gravel pits. etc, and alleges
that tile road was dedicated to the
county by the three gentlemen named
because her gravel beds were the most
accessible for building the road and
the county would have the right. under
an act approved March IL. 1904. to con-
denim the same for use on the public
road. which they, as private citizens.
could not exercise, and charges that
the roadbed should now revert to her.
by reason of the failure of the gentle-
men to themselves improve tho same.
In accordance with the terms OF the
deed from her to them. She alleges
that sections 81 and 81 OF section s44A
OF the Code. under which the gravel
was being. taken by the convict road
force. are In violation Of articles 5 and
II OF the Constitution Of the United
States. Messrs. R. r. Florancc and
John A. Lamb represent Mrs Bennett
The supervisors, at their last meet.
ing. accepted the road as public high
way and directed the road superintend-
eent to proceed to improve 1t by gravel
ing.
Miss Nora Gill daughter OF Sheriff
William 6. Gin !s ~ Of typhoid fever
at the home OF DR.. II. B. Lush.
Mrs, Helen Pearce Miss Mabel Cog
hill end Miss Eunice Foushee are In
Washington, D. G: on a three days
Measure trip. They will return to-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19

Cavalry In their bareback riding. the
drill OF tho military, tent pegging by
1rish lancers and sword fitting by men
OF the ka!ser's hodyguard. a great
feature OF the exhibition Is tho
drill OF the Devlin Zouayes, who,
when the, show was In Europe, we're
tho wonder OF many armies. Another
number replete with interest Is tia
Hcena in which Colonel Cody's ranch
In Wyoming Is pictured. In this scene
Joe Bailey. the trained horse OF Ray
Thompson, makes its appearance. The
sense OF this animal is startling. 1t
picks UP handkerchief and hands II
to Thompson: II dances cakewalk.
dances on three legs. and then. amid
much applause, bows on It's Bonded
knees TO the applauding thousands. All
the Indians appear in tho true paint
and feathers. and nothing in the way
OF expense has been spared to make
the exhibition as realistic as possible.
Richmond will see in the night show
OF the only true Wild West the last
performances OF the season OF 1907. But
there VIII be no curtailment of sin.
gle feature, as tho exhibition Will
live in Its glory OF the past season.
to come forth next year az brilliant.
genuine and interesting as ever.
i Famed by the winds OF truth and
lit by brilliant torches OF action. Buff
falo Bits Wild West will give two
perfornances to-day pit Cary and Null
berry Streets. There will be no parade.
as the: whole energy OF men ana
horses Is concentrated on the exhibl-
ton Of scenes OF days OF CORY your.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19

door, and the shackles having been
removed from his ankles. he Walked
quietly down the jail steps and out q
the scaffold. about hundred yards
away. Just before the trap door was
sprung he was asked by the sheriff
II he had any statement to make, and
he answered IN distinct voice that he
after the body was dropped Drs. j. F..
Ragland and II. B. Lush pronounced
the man dead, and as he died without
struggle, save for sarug Of the
shoulders. they concluded that his neck
was broken by the drop The rope used
by Sheriff William c. Gill was bog
rowed by him from the sheriff OF
Greenesvilie county, where 1t had done
similar service before
Harris. from the moment of his ar
rest, had not denied his guilt and OIL
yesterday he made an extended state
ment to Mr.. P. V. Cogbill, county clerk,
declaring his guilt, and that 1t was
without provocat'on and without any
persuasion or suggestion on the part
OF any third person.
This morning he signed statement
written by linus Walden. colored
preacher. which was witnessed by Mr..
Cogbill and two colorcd preachers, en-
hodying the above confession. thus COM
pletely fvindicatiag any one. under sus-
picion. and putting quietus on GER
tain black rumors which had become
current among the colored people. by
which they sought to have Harris's
punishment commuted to life imprison-
ment.
Harris had been In the employment
of Mr.. Rowland for several months
prior to his crime on July 21st. on his
farm near Chester. during which time
he said the young lady, who kept house
for her father after her mothers death.
had been kind to him: during the abb
sence Of the father he attacked the
daughter, but she was saved by her
little brother. Douglas. who. though
only eight years of age. ran to her
assistance with shotgun. The fol-
lowing day Harris. who was being
trailed with bloodhounds by the coun-
tvs best citizens was arrested in Alex
andria as he alIghted from a freight
train on which he had fled. Harris
had been visited in jail several times
by Rev. S. n. Naff. pastor OF Salem
Baptist Church, and seemed resigned to
his fate and not afraid to die. He said
he had been baptized and had formerly
belonged to a colored church in Suf-
folk. Va.
Tho body was shipped about noon by
express to the Medical College OF yir-
GINA. at Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS.
Ministers Of Holston Conference Given
Assignments in This state,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
BRISTOL. VA, October 1S.-The Hol.
ston Conference of the NJ e. Church
South. at Its recent meeting made the
following appointing for districts
lying in Virginia:
Big Stone Gap District.-E. II. Cas-.
sidy. presiding elder; Big Stone Gar
Station. j. NJ. Carter: East Stone Gap
X T. McDowell; Marion Station, r. B.
Plat: Norton Mission. w. L. Norwood
Wise. T. s. Hamilton: Pennington Gap
G, 4. Steele; Jonesville, ". E. Bailey;
Gate City. j. +. Jones: Calhoun. w. R.
snider: Toms Creek. T. ]. Hauts: Cum
beriand Gap. j. II. Wagrfer: Nickles-
Vile. ". NJ. Ellis; Cllntport. g. A
Corner; Wallen's Greek. T. D. Stradr.
Powell's Valley. j. E. Sweeker; Appa.
lachia, S. v. Morer Tazewell: Osaka;
Cltntwood; Tacoma. G. S. Wagner
Kingsport. F. Alexander: Fort Buchan,
an: ST Charles. w. G. Thompson.
Abingdon Circuit-T. j. Eskridgc
presiding elder: Abingdon Station. j
A. Burrow: Abingdon Circuit, j. r
Walker; Bristol. State Street. NJ. +
Carico; Bristol. Anderson Street. F.. T.
Woodward: Bristol, Virginia and Mas.
sachusetts Avenue. l. ". Pierce; Bris.
toll Circuit, ]. II. Umberger: Bristol
Mission. A. Bum: Emory G. w. Sum-
mers; Blountville. Z. ". Mort: ORA
mascus, E. II. Cole: Bluff City. E. N.
Pippin: Mountain City. j. Fl. Williams;
Aolston, ]. w. Repass; Benham, J. s.
Henley; Hayden's Gap, D. E. Carr;
Mendoza, Editor Midland Methodist, IT
G. Schiller; agent Martha Washington
College. =. r. Kallle.
Wytheville District-O. Straley, pre-,
siding elder: W.theville Station, j. E.
Nan; Wytheville Circuit. j. w. Brown
ing; Chilhowie. NJ. ]. Wysor; Marion
station, X. X. Sutherland: Marion Cir
cult, q. A. Maiden: Rural Retreat. J.
I. Gray: Max Meadows; j. d. Dame,
Independence. G. L. Lambert: Elk
Creek. G. V. Moses; Cripple Creek, w
-, Gosiesong; Celia Springs, D. T.
Niles; Spring Valley, J. v. Hall;
Grant, $ Is. Bird; Bland. Ct. P. Drapey;
sharon L. NJ. Necl; Fries: Convention;
Accommodating. J. T. Jordan.
Tnnewell District.--c. w. Kelley
presidingselder; Tazewell station. q. G
hector. East Tazewel L. T.. Addington
West Tasewell; Tazewell Circuit. II. NJ
FATTY; Elk Garden, w. Il. Sorrell
Lebanon. S. T. McPhersom Graham. r
NJ. Cartwright: Plckensville; Castle,
wood. w, II. Troy: Pocahontas, N. r
'Gar.r'sht; Cedar Bluff. j. r. KING
Burks Garden. S. W. Bournes Honake.
r. ,. Johnson tirnndy. j P. Ely: Bel,
East J. w. Stewart; Buchanan; Cleya.
land r. II, Alderman.
Rndford Dlstrict.--A. ~ Jackson. pro,
siding elder; Radford Grove AvenIel
d. a. II. schulcr: RadforA tHaovne No,
n1oriaD, ]. 8. Barnett; Pulaski. i. a
Lyons; Fear!suur:s. S. S, catron; Prince,
ton, 2, F, Hurley: Nswbcrne, j. q. M
N.eli Leadmlnes. J. a. Larry; StaI!oris,
vide, v. =. Beicher: A:pu,n. ID. r. wy,
rick Ga'aS, x. ". Cox; New River
tan: Floyd e. r. Melton: Aliisnnia
!: b. Moore: Hi'isv,lIe. y. III. carr,
slne Ridge: ilylton. II, G.. lIunsey
Rock, j. b. Sirapson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
WANT THE WHIT D1sMlssEp.
Acknowledgement VIII Ask Supreme
Court to Do This In Midsets Case.
Special to The Times isnatch I

ALEXANDRIA, VA. October lS,-"
When the case of William Johnson.
alias George NIidgets, colored. charged
with the murder Of Charles T. smith.
which occurred October 20. 1906, islcall-
cd for a hearing before the State
Court of Appeals at Richmond. Va,
November eth next. Acknowledgement
William A. Anderson will move that the
writ of error granted by the Court OF
Appeals May 1bth last be dismissed.
Among other things tho Attorney :
General says in a letter to Common
wealths Attorney Brent: -
Il an convinced of your view Of thu
fnvaldity of the bills OF exception be-
cause they were not signed by the
Judge during the vacation OF his court
succeeding the term at
.vhich the opinion to wniah exception
is taken was announced is correct, and
that the writ OF error would not have,
heen awarded had the fact appeared
In the record"
Midgets was under sentence to be
hanged May cath last, but Attorneys
Smith and Rrumback secured a writ
of error. The condemned man is. still
confined In the jail at Fredericksburg,
Nl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
NEGRO METHopIsTs WANT
BISHOP OF OWN RACE
Special to The Times. Dign,tc,,

nYrErrI " w ttHlss'+lispatchJ
BRISTOL" VA, October ls.--The East
Tennessee Conference OF colored Methn,
dists convened in Lee Street NJ. u
Church here YESTERDAY morning Bishop
Luther 3. Wilson presiding. The con,
ference is being largely attended. ana
there are number OF prominent col.
cred churchmen from other states
present The services on SUNDAY next
VIII be held IN the Harmeling Theatre
wasn Elshon Wilson win preach Many
me colored Methodlsts OF this con,
ference would be glad to have hjshnn
CT their own race, and this question
VIII be determined at the general con.
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church IN Baltimore next year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
THE CUMBERLAND INCREASES
LONG DISTANCE CHARGES
Especial to The Times-n,sr

lopeclal 10 Ihe Times ispatch.]
BRISTOL. VA. October "a ,r,,,
Cumberland Telephone Company, whose,
lines penetrated half dozen Southern
and Western States, has raised tho
price 20 per cent. on long distance toll
messages. This. 1t IL stated. is due TO
several reasons, chief OF which is tho
marked advance in the price OF mate
rails and labor. The company has dis
carded the air-line method of measur.
ing IN the calculation OF tolls, and
pole measurement ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
HARRIS DIES FOR
CRIME HE ADMITS.
Negro Assailant Of Miss Rowland
Hanged After Making Full
Confession.
{ special to The rimes.Disnatch.l

CHESTERFIELD G, H.. VA. October
the presence of ABOUT twenty reprosen,
tatiye citizens OF Chesterfield county.
william Harris. the bnrly assallan, nf
the eIghtcen-Yearro old daughter OF Mr.,
William n, Rowland, paid the den,h
PENALTY OIL the gnllows, in accordance
with the sentence pronounced by Judge
Watson OH September nth.
Harris was calm and submissive. and
submitted to oil that was required of
MN without g murmur. When his cell
w unl0c lsed he met the jnller at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
Jacobs & Levy

waverly L. Broadwell, Of Newport
News, and Walter l.. Broadwell. Of
Berkeley. The funeral will take place
here Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Mr.. James D. Haynes, we'll known
resident OF Blandford, died this mora
ing at the residence of Mrs. Bishop,
on Little Church Street, after very
brief illness Mr.. Haynes was thirty.
six years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
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Revival In Farinyllle.

stSpecial to The Titpea-D ispAtcb.]
\ FttRMVIL.LE, VA, October lS.--Re,i
ylYal sarvices wore commenced at the
Methodist Church here last Sunday, and
have continued with increasing Interest
through the wesk, The preaching is
done nightly. by Ray, George w, Jones.
Of Norfolk, and the pastor. Rev. sam
,uel G. Hatcher,Bis being assisted by
members OF all denominations,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19

element around craigsville and Via
was brought here for safe keeping.
first brought In verdict OF suicide,
but the second. after hearing the state.
ment Of the little girl, that she had
heard her father threaten to kill. her
mother. and then heard the report. OF
the gun, came to the conclusion ina.
drinking heavily at tho time OF the
tragedy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
Nesting to he Hold In Norfolk Mex
TusxdnE for Disqualification,

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NORFOLK, VA, October ls.-The
lganization of the Southern InmIgra-
ton .Asso citation will probably bpinI,
together. the most representative
gathering ct the railway and COM
mercial Interests OF Virginia and
North Carolina ever held.
The Meeting Will ba held In the
Board OF Trade rooms ut III a, NJ, aud
q large after danca ut those interested
in this important field of work is ON
pected, Commissioner OF Agrioulture
xninar, who Is deeply interested in the
movement will take an active part
II the pr,oessedings. and Ill the rail-
the two States will be wcll repre-