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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-04
lfogsd by Flames.
HAS GREAT SPECTACULAR BLAZE

Two Firer,en Hurt ard the: Third
Avenue Elevated Rallroad Tracks
Were Blocked for Hours While
the Biz Rush Was On oss isii
Estimated At a Half Million.
icy Associated Press:)
! !. NEW YORK. Jan. 33.-Fire dol
stroyed the big furniture store Of
Gown erthwfAt and sons "a Third
avenue and One Hundred and Tiyefis
fty+Grst street tonight, entailing s.ls
lossx estimated at half a. niil,ioif d3ils
AIRS end causing the injury of fo,,r
3fiTemen, none Seriously. The blaze
which started a few minutes after
q O'clock quickly developed info
the most Spectacular Are seen n
Harlem In long time. The Third
avenue elevated line was blooiteti$
for 3honrs at the inns nj Its l,eaviset
and drew such immensssS,
crowd that many police reseryeaS.
a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-04

80 - : , 49, --s-7-, : +. q ~
ARGE
WILLIAMSBURG.
- -
Up the Fish8fat the
asEHospitalJ unti!
ourteenth.Y
&c. VA, Jan, s.
e & An Injunction
J FOSTER late last
We p. G. Tyler.
II}k{$ti,d f1pu,p IL fho
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-04
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III r,oie,,t; Z. :,

the government, killing many OF
them 81 IS !. q Z
Died at a Banquet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-04
INVOLVES s2O,,0|QO,00Q !.
RnII Epna Rpdin1 JlnGidpd

In Favor Of Defendant.
Ill HINGED ON A GRUB STAKE,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-04
Ing the present year among
,e-year men who enlisted lin
AM effort Will be made to
the men with the idea
re enlisted as soldiers ane
ring men. ay =

l-@-'
@AR INCH
AT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
KAPPA ALPHAS
TO BUILD HALF
Will Set About to Raise S25. 900
for Memorial Edifice at Wash
ington and Lee.

j AM w5N ExPosITIoN
vention Of the kappa Alpha Society this
afternoon elected the following Of
ncers. Knight commnnder, Ed. Cham
bers Smith, Raleigh. N. G.; editor kap-
Richmond Va: grand purser. w. H..
Mcconnell, Eufaula, Indian Territory;
grand historian, G. Y. Otis Robinson,
Jackson, Miss. chief alumnus John WI.
Farley, Memphis, Tenn.
Important legislation passed was tne
authorization of State grand chapters
wherever there are two or more local
organizations, and tho adoption OF a
uniform pin. ,,,, -,
chapters to Join in raising S25,ooo WIN
which to build meinorlnl nall ~.
washington and Lee University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
WHITE MAN KILLED
OTHER MAY DIE
Negro Does Deadly Work
Box Car Near Lynchburg.
All Stealing Ride.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The -Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA.,HJuly 1S.--Robert
Cooper, of Madison, was instantly kill
ed and William Lawhorn, Of this city,
was seriously wounded to-day by an
unknown negro, who shot the two men
in quarrel on a westbound freight OF
the Norfolk and Western a few miles
from this city. The two white mel.
had spent the mor1ing In the country
and had Jumped he freight to ride
back to the city. when the negro as
sailant and q companion clambcred into
the empty coal car In which they
were sitting. An alteration arose. and
beth Lawhorr and Cooper attempted
to jump out of The car, when TIL:
negro pulled his lhstol Cooper was
l.shot in the lung, while Lawhorn re.
ceived one wound in the jaw. The ne
groes escaped before Lawhorn coult
call Tor assistance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
FOOD EXPERTS GET
CLOSER TOGETHER
Callncl. Spirit Follows Sharp
Discussion Of "Wednesday OH
Administration OF Laws.
UNIFORMITY is THE KEYNOTE
Movement Progresses for Har-
tnol1y and Co-opera-
ton.
PROGRAM At
,JANiEsTOWN EXPOSi1loN8

r 4 y il -
Guar,lnionnt, Twcnty-third In
fnntry.
Exhibition 81 wcnthcr bureau
I cnrtha,,nISe recorder, Government,
Building a.
q, Special exhibition of the FISK
Z jubilee Singers ut the Negro Bniid-
ing.
Mexican National Dnnd concert,
reviewing stand.
PrcpnrntiOn,E35of large weather
map from reports from all sections
OF the country, Government bnild-
ing A. &
Blogrnphic nnd stcrcoptlcon cx--''
hibition, scenes on Indian t<cscr-
walton with lecture, Interior n .s'.-
pnrtment, Government Bui!dinE "A. (
Auditoriun,.
IsiOErnphic exhibition and lee
turc, Auditorium.
Diogrnphlc exhibition anu lecture,
scenes In Yoscmitc Valley, Governs
Incnt building A.
III Lecture on aerial navigation, alr.
Ludlow and Captain LOvclncc, Ac-
ronnutic building.
Inncs's Band concert, Audito-s
rum.
United States Life Saving Service
drill mt station.
Illustrated lecture. "hcclaiminE
the Dcsert,'' by Mr.. J. c. Watts,
u. S. II. S., Interior Department,
Government building A.
Special exhibition by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers mt the Negro Duild-
ing.
Illustrated lecture, yellowstone
National Park" by Mr.. T.. G. Gull
yer, Interior Department, Govern
mcnt Building A.
Organ Recital, Ernest II. Cosby,
Auditorium.
Lecture on aerial navigation, MIR.
Ludlow and Captain Loyclncc, Ae-
rOnnutic Building.
Mexican Band concert, reviewing
stand.
Inncs's Band concert, Auditorium.
Arrival Fifth Maryland Infantry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
WHEAT YIELD
PLEASES THEM
Farmers Busy Threshing Now,
but Talking Politics Just
Samc-New School.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Z FRED VA, July IS
These are busy days with the country
people in this section OF the State.
1t is wheat threshing time, and the
reason Of an-ftas meetings. In addi-
ton politics ..are"!Neiy in many coun-
ties. Farmers asa rule are much
pleased with their wheat yield.
William Ribble and party, OF Phila-
delphia, passed through the city to-
day in a fine automobile. ir which they
have been touring the State. They have
been to the exposition. and will returl
north through the Shenandoah Val.
ley.
Messrs. G. L, Birmingham, f. v
Stevens. Il. Fowler and A. Fowler OF
Baltimore, who came here by steamer
I bringing with them two sixteen foo
canoes. have started for;a weeks cruis,
from here down the }Rappahannocl
River to the Bay They swi)l spend tn,
time travelling leisurely. camping an,
r fishing.
The City Council ic considering plan
i for the erection o. handsome ney
modern school building for the publ
schools OF this city.
Miss Lavina Richardson, cfthis cit,
8 has gone on two-months'N trip t
Europe travelling with Mrs. Mclla
and daughter of Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
REFUSE.
CONCESSIONS MADE
Decline by Rising Vote to Ac-
cept Scale Framed by National
Executive Committee.

OAKLAND, CAL, july 1S..-The strik-
ing Commercial Photographers at a reg
ular union meeting to-day refused, by
standing vote. to accept concessions
as framed by their national executive
committee.
The Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph Companies concessions were de-
clined. They offered IS per cent. IN
crease Of pay after the teleg rapliers
were at work and would take back
all but three of the strikers. The Pos
tai would reinstate so per cent. OF the
strikers President Small this alter
noon talegraphed the result of the
unions action to headquarters at Chi
cago
Willing to Take Them Back
NEW YORK, July 1S.-E. j. Nally,
president and general manager Of the
Postal Telegraph Company, announced
to-day that he had authorized Superin-
tendent Storer, of the Postal's San
Francisco office to re-employ all the
telegrarners who went on strike from
that office provided 4 hey make ind.yid
ual application and are not objection.
able to the superintendent. The mer
would be required to promise Mr.. Nall,
said, to give faithful service and dis.
continue all agitation and interference
with the company's business. He no.
titled Mr.. Storer that the same sala.
rics and conditions as before the strike
would prevail. Mr.. Nally. said he tool
| this action at the request Of United
States Labor Commissioner NELL.
Railroad Men Get 1lore. IS. !
\ CINCINNATI,t4O o., 4 July 18.-Increase!
ranging from s2:50sto Shopper montl
were granted thu telegraph operator
! Of the Queen and Crescent system BY
La readjustneEt thu was completed to
day. The new scale will go into etfec
August 1st Between 200 and 800 mel
| are affected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
WILHELM
TO VISIT SHOW
Second Son Of Crown Prince OF
I Sweden Will Be Royalty Wei
coined to Exposition.

(Special to The Times-Dispatch.
JAMEST OWN EXPOSIT1 ION
GROUNDS, VA. July 1s.--Elabornte
preparations have been made by the
Jamestown Exposition Company for
the entertainment of Prince Wilhelm
second son of Crown Prince Gustave
and grandson Of King Oscar of Swe-
.den,iwhen the prince arrives In Hamp-
ton Roads on the Swedish cruiser Fyle-
cal. August 10th.
The official reception with the navy
participating Will continue for three
days.
Following the functions at the expo
sition the prince will go to visit Presi-
dent Roosevelt at oyster Bay, and then
so to New York, Providence and New
port r. I. The Swedish cadets Will
go from here to Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
DEFY I,nrcnts md We'd.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, N. c., July 1s.-Mr. j
w. Nanhorn, formerly register of
deeds In Stanly county. and Miss Rosa
lie Melton, popular young woman OF
Albemarle, came to Salisbury from
the latter place Monday night and
were married here. Objection on the
part Of the parents of the young lady
caused the couple to elope. Mr.. Van
horn Is well-known insurance man
and has taken up his residence in Lex
ington, to which place he carried hi
bride yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
Young Ladies Entertain

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July IS
The Literary Club Of the Summer Nor
NAL in session here. gave an enjoyable
entertainment IN College Hall to-
night, which was largely attended and
much enjoyed The program consisted
OF recitatlons by Miss Ethel Morton,
Miss Major, Miss Haynie, Miss Terrell,
Miss Margaret Burke; solos by Misses
Francisco, Miss Maud Wyatt, Miss
Rennie, MISSES White and Atkinson,
Miss Broaddus, and paper on THE
Faculty OF 1907" was read by Miss
Wyatt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
Mr.. wcddcrburn Candidate.

LEEsBURG, VA, July l8,--Alexan-
der j. Wedderburn, OF Fairfax county,
editor ar the Alexandria Sunday Times,
an ardent supporter of G. G. Carln,
nominee OF the Democratic party for
congress, has announced his determl-
nation to oppose for the nomination
the present state Senator, Lewis II.
Machen. r. a. Hutchinson. AN attor-
ney or Prince William county, Is
spoken of as, a probable aspirant. The
primary election Will not be held until
September Goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
MISS KILGO WILL
WED in AUGUST
Daughter Of Dr.. John C. Kilgo,
OF Trinity, to Be Bride OF
Classmate.
Especial to The Times-Dis patch.

DURHAM. N. c.. July 1s.-Invita-
tions haze been issued to the marriage
DR.. and Mrs. John C. Kflgo, Of Trinity
College, to Mr.. Kope Elias Jr.. az. GOV
ernors Island, Swain county, N. e.,
Thursday evening, August n, at g.
o, O'Clock, at the home Of the bride at
Trinity Park. Miss HIlilgo received the
degree Of bachelor Of arts in 1909, and
the degree. OF master of arts in 1904.
Mr.. Elias is a member OF the gradu-
ating class of 1904. After graduating
at Trinity he went to Cornell Univer.
sity, where he spent year He s tie
son OF Kope Elias and is very popu-
lar. Miss kilgo is 'very accomplished
and has a wide circle of friends. They
will make their home at Governors
Island after September l. I. 3. $500 I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
ARMY NAVY UNION
FAYORS CAN Teen
Convention Adopts Strong Reso-
lutions Urging That It BE
Restored.
An AID 10. TEMPERANCE
Appeal to Congress 70 Show the
Courage to Meet Situation-For
Increase in Pay.
!! AID TO. TEMPERANCE
Increase in Pay.

WASHINGTON p. C. July 1s.-The
convention OF the Army and Navy
Union to-day voted in favor Of the
restoration OF the army canteen, ana
for an increase often per cent. in the
pay of petty officers and enlisted men
Of the navy on every four years SER ,, !,
sympathy to the relatives and friends
Of late comrades OF the battleship Geor-
gla, who lost their lives as the result
of the recent explosion on that yessel
were adopted.
The national commander. by unant-
nous vote, was authorized to estAb-
lish a garrison OF the Union on bat.
tleships and other vessels.
The resolutions adopted IN favor o.
follow:
Union, in convention asseinole.dl,
the officers and men OF the army,
with President Roosevelt ana sec
rotary TAFT with the Spanish vet
Grams and many other patriotic orr
ration to the army and to sol
diers homes Of the canteen as It
Was operated prior to 1901.
Resolved That our ours own n,,s ex {,en
r!ence has shown y 9 bser ana nueS lsRl
drinks in the army cantesn was as,
| veritable temperance measure; thar
1T aided in promoting 4 +hn mora a. Z
the posts and camps, and that no
| greater blow to genuine temper
ance was ever struck than wler
the law was repealed.
I..Resolved, That we believed that
Congress should have the courage
to meet this question squarely and
fairly. end not be. Influenced. as In
the past, by the theories Of persons
who have had no actual ex2e ,nc
therefora direct the officers Of this
organizs tion to take whatever
steps may be necessary to urge
Congress to restore the former Jay ho =
We are acting not only for. the good
Of our soldiers. but likewise in tho
| interest Of temperance and moder-
/ ation."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
WEEDS AFTER COURTsHIp
LASTING SIXTEEN YEARS.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

---- tci5ecftff 1 i5d tcff.1 I'm
SALISBURY. II. c., July 1s.-A
courtship of sixteen years ended in
salisbury Tuesday night, when Miss
Leonora Crawford, one Of the most
popular, women Of this, city, became
the bride Of Mr.. L.. E.wSeay. a WELL
known business man OF Charlotte. The
latter came to Salisbury and confided
to but few friends his purposes, and
the marriage was great surprise
The bride Is a daughter Of Captain
James r. Crawford, and is greatly ad.
mired here The couple will reside ii
Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
Inncs's Band concert, Auditorium.
Arrival Fifth Maryland Infantry.

JANE SHOWN EXPOSITION
GROUNDS. July 1S.-Mcmbers Of the
Association of State and National Food
and Dairy Departments. in eleventh
annual convention at the exposition,
who yesterdayaEwe at sharp issue
among themselves over the question
OF whether the State or Federal gov
ernments should administer the food
laws. the State Officers standing up
for States. right and the Federal for
national controb were not so far apart
to-day. XII ~,
All members Of the association want
uniform laws as far as local condi-
tons will permit, with the Federalists
still thinking that. the laws should be
administered by the national govern
ment and the States rights party still
unwilling to surrender State control.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
PISTOL DUEL
ON STATE LINE.
Two Men Fatally Injured, An
other Seriously Wounded as
Result Of Fcud.

pisto! fight that took place to-day in a
saloon at Pound Gap on the Kentucky-
Virginia line. two men were fatally
shot and another seriously wounded.
between whom an old grudge existed.
met and Centers opened fire. Several
i>hots were exchanged, and Centers
fel mortality wounded. Half an hour
later Babe Stewart and Isaac Bent
Hey met and began sh ooting.
Bentley was fatally and Stewart Sc
|riously wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
LUMBER MEN
SATISFIED
South Carolina Manufacturers
Not Pleased With Turn
Things Have Taken.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. ]

ISPeNIdI GO 7 TIC ] III1VS- 1JISPdtCI'I
NORFOLK, VA, July 1S.-The dis
satisfaction of certain influential lum
Der manufacturers of South Carolina
threatens to disrupt the North Caro-
lima Pine Association. which ypract teal
enia North Carolina and South Caro-
lima and Eastern Maryland The Soutl,
Carolinians claim that they are dis
eliminated against by certain interests
at Norfolk and a Franklin, Va. which,
they claim. control the South Carolina
iaSSOciat ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
SLEEP ON TRACK;
MAN is SCALPED
Body Of Isaac. .Bosserman Found
Near Swoope-Cr OF
Head Cut Oil.
Especial TO The Times -Dispatcl7

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
sTAUNTON, VA, July 1s.--Eary this
morning the body of Isaac Bosserman
was found blythe Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway track near SWoope's depot,
with the crown of his head cut off.
He is supposed to have fallen asleep
by the tracks hand was struck by a
train. He lived at West View, and is
survived by aEwife and several chill
dren. He was fifty-five years old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
A AUTOMOBILES COME TOGETHER
- 4 WITH FATAL RESULTS

NEW YORK July 1s.-While rushing
along at express train speed two automobiles
Coney Island crashed head-on early to-day
on the dinlylighted ocean parkway. and
as consequence one man is dead and two
clrers are fatally injured.
A third automobile, which came flying
along the avenue Immediately after tho acel-
dent barely escaped colliding with tho
,yreckaCe .4iE rs tiAHa9f5 th.,4 +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
The Value
Of Education

The Times ID ispatch to-day, prints
an attractive Issue emphasizlng the
Importance Of education. BOOK lore AZ y
old common. every day horse- sen Sc
education enough to invest your say say,
ings In paying renl estate you WI W.
Bmya piece Of property through
MosELEY g. coRLING,
The Live" Real Estate People,
Phone 1919. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19

lspeeial TO The Times Dispatch.l
AMHERST, VA, July 1s.--Amherst
| has great many summer boarders
L MS year; Among those now here are
of Halifax county; Mr. E, c. Glass
ANA family, OF Lynchburg; Mr.. a. B
Percy and family, OF Lynchburg; Nv.
| y. NJ y. LeWlA's Family. Of LynchburG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
] TO HOLD BUCKLEY
FOR DEVELOPMENTS |. |
Mr.. Grinstcad Tells i'll Court Of
Assault, and Again Identities
Assailant.
TWO NEW ENTERPRISES
r.. pacorded ia Clerks
TWO NEW ENTERPRISES
Charters Recorded in Clerks
Office Yesterday--One Firm
Will Deal i'll Timberlands.

.rspecial 10 The Times dispatch,


PETERSBURG, VA, July lS.-ln the
Mayors Court this morning lie whlte
man who was arrested here .erdaS
4, on suspicion of being the stranser VINO
assaulted and robbed J. p Grinsteau
clerk in Miller & company s.ot
near sycamore and Bollingbrook
streets. on the afternoon of June lSth
and who calls himself Charles 3. suck
3ley of Washington, d. c., denied the
81 charge and told the court that ne
4 could prove his innocence. Inc Prls-
Z oner said that his home was IN WASH .
ington, he was n printer by trace any an,
s claimed that he could prove by several
Washington firms, with whom ne i'au
worked and whose names he gays az. an,
also by the police that until lulS oti
last he had not been out OF Washil's
ZION since May so. 1906. After the ar
"a Ct Yesterday afternoon near Old Mar
Net Square by Detective David =.
s1,anes. the officer took the man before
Mr., Grinstead, who identified the prls-
nnar as his assaiiant.& Mr.. Grinstead
told the story of the assault in courl
A1his morning. and again identitied
buckley. The Mayor continued the
case for a week. and meanwhile lntor-
nation about the prisoner VIII ne Sc
cured from Washington
New Petersburg. Concern.
The charter of the Name and Address
Novelty Corporation was recorded heie
4 To- day in the office of the clerk OF the
courts. The purposes of the corporation
are to establish and conduct the DUST
ness Of manufacturing and deallns III
:. snecialties. novelties. devices and infen-
lions Of every kind and description.
including name and address tags. mark
I ers. and other articles that may be
manufactured of wood or metal or
Y other material The purchase and utili-
cation of trademarks and patents Is
also included. Tie capital stock is
to be not less than $4,000 nor more
than $4,000. and the officers and di.
4 rectors are: President George 5. Guy;
Secretary. Samuel G. Wilson; Treas
urer, C. Fisher Collier, all of whom are
i we'll known young business men of this
u city.
The charter Of Field Brothers, In
& corporated. composed of several prom
!nent lumber dealers. was also recorded
5ito-day, the corporation being author
a lied to buy and sell timber lands and
Y timber, to manufacture and sell lum-
Der of all kinds. operate saw-mills and
planning mills, and conduct general
lumber and manufacturing business,
with apital of not less than $4,000,
& nor more IMAM Slu,Vuu. Inc oiicers ana
directors are: President. Hubbard NJ
Field, of Costa Rica;;- Secretary and
Treasurer DR.. Moylan c. Field, of this
r city: General Manager, Edward NJ
II Field.
The Petersburg Medical Faculty ha
discontinued its regular monthly meet
i& iDgs until October. &.
The Petersburg Lodge OF Elks hel,
n fine meeting in the lodgeroom at Odd
e fellows Hall last night ana initiated
several new members. A number o
Il applications for membership were re
H% ceived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
Twenty Thousand in Parade,

Every attention was given to the
spectators to see that they We're pro-
stected but 1T required four hours for
the marchers to pass given point,
and the eager people stood in the hot
sun for two hours or more before the
parade started. The total number In
the line of march is conservatiyely es-
stimated at 10000 men, with about 125
floats.
About one hundred lodges from
cities and towns from the Atlantic to
the Pacific participated in the parade.
There We're ten divisions. under COM
mand OF Chief Marshal John p. Sui
.livan. OF New Orleans, Grand ESQUIRE
of the 1lks. The Philadelphia Lodge,
the host of the occasion, had the right
OF limo with 1900 men.
The Grand Lodge Installed Its newly
elected officers tonight, at which
time it was announced that at pre-
vious session the State associations
OF Elks had been given official recog-
milton. This decision on the part OF
the Grand Lodge settles a fight that
has been waged for two years. The
State association Is restricted In Its
work, and may not take up Legislative
matters or interfere with executive
affairs In the subordinate lodges. IT.
principal work will be along chari-
table and frnternal lines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
The Folly Of Abstinence

Lawyer Rayseales "Nonsense, man! You
can't want divorce from Sally. Only Two
months ago you told me you were SO much
| ~ 10 love with her you could cat her
dem u! wish had ct her!er-Ha,pcr's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
VETERAN DIES SUDDENLY
WHILE AT WORK ON FARM

a ESpecialto The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. July Is
Colonel John r. Alrich, one of the
most prominent citizens of Spotsylva-
MIA county, died suddenly to-day, white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
Holding NlisAion Service.

AMHERST, VA, July 1S.--Dr James
w Morris Is engaged In holding &.
mission service at Ascension Church at
this place. The services began Tues
day night, and Will continue through
the week. Sunday afternoon he viii
at o'clock conduct a special service
for tile children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19
SOME 1900 fall
Under SUMS RAYS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

cured records of more than 1000 heat
cases. which were handled by them
or taken to the hospitals, but hun
dreds were cared for in the dispen-
saries. where no record OF the cases
was made. while the police surgeons
and nurses cared for innumerable
M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-19

the pure-food propaganda Is growing
rapidly. sault ste Marie, Mich, was
chosen as the next convention Of the
association: New Orleans and Denver
also wanted the convention