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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07
VIENNA.

~ HNF
June 4. 1907.
Mss Ruby Hudson of Harrisburg. is
fere visiting Mrs. Edith Hudson and
other friends.
Miss Mabel Galeener returned Mon
dsy morning from school at Forest
Park She visited relatives in Edo
RADIO from Thursday until Monday
Miss May Sout Of Mound City. IS
visiting relatives and old home
friends here.
Irs. Bruno Beaupre and ruie son /
OF 81. Louis. are guests Of Mics Lot
tic Beaupre.
Airs- A. } Perkins ana son Arthur 4
visited Cairo relative SUNDAY.
p o. Williams Of Bs1-.al
ae IN. oaIler in N.VTH.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07

Boys $500 Suits
SATURDAY & MONDAY
Special Sale Price S3.g5.
At RUBY'S TOGGERY
Of course.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07

Ths Bulletin ~ on sails al the fol.
sowing places:
coisman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
RIue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07

The reading Of The class will was
one of the humorous ana Interesting
features of class day xercises We'd
nesday at the High School
Misses Emma Herbert and Nottie
Smith were the composers Of the will
and the latter read the document
which was as follows
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
/, Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 16,t47.

Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 16.t47.
| Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
| Cletk r. A. HATCHER
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
| city Attorney + VI MOORE
Comptroller ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magiatfate, A. ]. ROSS.
CHIEF 81 Police VI. s. EAGAN.
Alexander County Population 22,467.
County Clerk, JESSE +. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk. LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff FRANK u. DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALEXANDER
WILSON
Coroner DIR. JAMES McMANrs.
County Superintendent OF Schools,
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED y.
NEITls.
Board Of County Commissioners
], ]. IENNELI.E. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07
..lclal eanIus.

MAN fsINTWF OITTTUS. IgHTTTT"
A fina. genius Is q man who can
have a family and money at tile same
ume
Slow Increase Of Population
Englands population Is Increasing
at the rate oi one per cent year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07
: Week Dayst.nly

Big -Four from North
Z, o g. -.-.Il;IS 8 IN
10 s-------. 1855 p NJ
70. 2al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-07

THE WILL or THE CLASS OF '07
We, the class of '07, of the city N
Cairo, in the county Of Alexander, ans
state OF Illinois, being Of sound mind
and memory, and considering the I'm
certainty of this life, do therefore
make, ofdain, publish and declare this
to be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
4t. ~ z 7ilg 5Saz
I MEXICAMS WELCOME. ROOT

is Entertained Also By CITY.
Stbt of Sun Antonio.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, September
2S.-Elihl Root Secretary or state,
was to-day the guest Of .San. Antonio.
Hc was entertained in a bcfitting man
ner, and after Il strenuous fifteen.
hours. left the#city at = o'clock on
his way9$to the Republic8of5N1 Mexico.
q The secretary was met here Ito day
by the MeScan welcoming committee,
Which consisted OF General Pedro Rim
coin Gallardo chairman. a Major Por
firio Dlaz,4t Jr., son 4of the President;
Julio Lmantour, brother of the Sec
rotary OF Finance for the Mexican Re-
public, and Colonel Samuel
Garcia Cuellar OF the Presidents sta IT..
The formal meeting OF tho representa-
tiNes ,of&theE two republics took place
this morning at o'clock In the par
lors Eof the INTERNATIONAL Club.
From@that& time on Secretary Root
and the Representatives of Mexico par
ticipated jointly in the receptions, and
carriage Or automobile rides through
the city, ending With IA banquet this
evening on the roof ofS5the lnterna-
tional, Club, where the Mexican and
lAlnerican COlOrS were cntWincl @E5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29


failing heat Ii She was 5tl,is constant
companion and 4 so,trde Or cheer She
lis $dbvoted$to tile Southland to 8tlit lost
cause. During the Confederate reunion
in r edmond last &Jtii1c, she was one
of the most attractive of@@tllc many
distinguished visitors brought together
by that memorable occasion. But no.
where is sio more really "a ppreciutdl
OF held in higher esteem than among
tho friends iii Columbia, who 1lave
known hers from childhood, and who
ilovo her 4 or her own and her fathers
5sulSe. {ss "a IKE }$ 5|s
Mi. Tucker s. d member OF the Vir-
ginln Bar Association, and is widely
and nopularly acquainted throughout
the state i592 f5 a I, al
5z Miss Hampton is a; graduate OF the
famous 11dgehill& School, u in Albetnarlo
county, her schoolmatcs there being
Mrs. William IL, Royal, , Mrs. Charles
,seldenl and other vel known Richmond
women. she was one OF the BRIDES.
maids at Mrs Robert Rcnno lds's we'd
ding, where she S TODD wi til Mr.. Tucker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
trees and on the tops OF houses and wallis.
Parllanlgnt will DO asked to furnish re-
4 TAFT treasures 5JAPS !.

:
Secretary OF sNnr Happily Declares lie IL
Secretary Of Peace.
N TOlS1o. G Sent cmber 2s.---secrctary TAFT!
arrived a I Yokohama early this morning, and
already his first day III japan has contri-3
butcd much toward reassurinx the Japanese
in he laatt crsof&thc feeling entertained re-
5gnrdlng thclngtf5in America Thomas g
.O'l5rien,S The new American ambassael dor to
japan, who arrived with Mr.. Taft. did not
fail lin doing his part In the creation TIA
better feeling between tho two countries.3s$l
y The 5HochiS s1ln,bun publishes his. cv,ning
q half -tone picture OF tho Secretary landing
ut Yokohama aud nh interview, lnsSgwnl~l,
Atr. Taft 10 quoted as saying:
5".trcrica and japan always Wilt be
friends. Tho necessity for arms in trade Is
something We do not recognize. speak as
tbs Secretary of War Of America, and also,
as the secretary Of pcace.n t8ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
JUDGE OPPOSED III, pnEw WERE rs,
IDeclnres Sentiment Against Them ca IA
j 500 not Grow TOO Fast Tor Him. So ~

sF4IJ- Il, 81
Declares Sentiment Against ,rhe M Ca a.
97ss y. not Grow TOO Fast for Him.
q n OItIroLk. a.. September as
Judge Edmund Wadd ILL., OF tho United
States u istrict Court for the Eastern
District OF Virginin, expressed himself
from the bench yesterday MS being per-
sonally opposcdsto the Liquor business.
ss5 A#m0tion OF SWEET and Wa gner, prtn-8
cipals in tho organized Old DOM Mon
Brewery of Virg inla, OF Newport News
conditional purchasers Of the bankrupt
Old Dominion Brewery, ~ OF Isl Newport
News, for an cx tenslo n of ninety days]
Oh I'd payment OF s1s,bOo, now DUE and
the payment OF which the creditors OF
tho old company are now urging, was
being heard. rs ;55 s5
SiflsI have been forced under the law ID
run BANKRUPT barroons, and lost nearly
every time. said the Judge. This il
the first time thatE1 have attempted ia
run q brewery, and It seems to be lesa
ofltable. There is considerable force
In the argument OF the receivers that
this class Of property Is detcrioratinE3
all the time. as there IS a great wave
or sentiment NIL over the country
against such sinesses. and 1t seems to
be rowing. For me personally. f.
cannot grow too FAST 5s "A 's9a5s7
Jud &c $Waddill would not grant tho
extension of time asked by SWEET anl
Wagner, but tho matter was LETT In
$dcterminate for the tf1nc being, lin
order to give tho purchasers and credit
tors a. chance to get tog cthcr on some
basis of&settlGmcnt & 5 5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
j'TOMP K:INSS IN
TOLL a CA I'M
Skipped His Bail .NNllilc'Await-
ing Trial for Entertainment
"a lii Richmond.

Captain Alex. romlinsnrg received
FORD Sestcrday afternoon from Chief
Hpf Police ]. p. iISoonninn, of Columbia,
! S. c.. to the, effect that Rnssoll9ENV.
,rompkins,& Il fugitive from Justice from
&tlis city.s4las been&captured there and
lis being held for the Richmond author
files. 4; sS VI, tx
,rompliins IS alleged TO have cmbez-
Ezled about - CO. fralm the A. j. Chew
ming Conapa ,rs' real estate agents.
some months ago, and then to have
run away with Il young woman, The
two were afterward cnugh in Savan-
nah, Cas- and Captain Tomllnson
2orought the young man back to this
S,ity. He as held here on bail, Nj.
SGhewning. his former employer ana
two other gentlemen going his e.cu-
I rity. The young man skipped his bond.
lookout for hin ever since. sB
AS soon as res2nisition papers can be
{ secured an office r will be sent for
Z Tompkins. Captain Tomlinson will
Il pR4 ably CO. III {SG &.4 III VIII VEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
4..WH.AT WITC1I.n
\ \ Husbands Question.

When a man, from drinking coffee
gets to such a condition that he Ecnn-
rot eat breakfast without THROWING
1t up. 1t seems time to- quit; but there
are thousands OF people who do mot
understand that when an article of
food or drink produces such conditions
as these 1t Should be absolutelyalcft off,
A little woman outsinF Mont writes
that she ana her husband knew enough
TO quit coffee when tt8llad "a pped them.
hard. SHE says: MY husband was 50
badly affected that lie ate mo break
fast for three Or four years. lie
would often try$to drink a few sips
OF coffee, and Invariably threw U it up,
| When Postum Food Coifco was
brought to my attention tricd#it
without having any faitllS$in it, but
when I found what q delicious bever-
age twas when prepared according,
ito directions. and If from trying It on
myself found there We're no bad ef-
fects, induced husband to take a
cup without telling him what it was.
lie objected at first saying that he
would be sure to throW$iit t. sup;f but
when I insisted upon his trying ut, 1t
agreed with him.. NJ Sf
E!St'Morning after morning I gave him
! Postum without telling him that it
was any different from ordinary cot
i fee. His stomach ii quickly E recovered,
and he began sto9eat break fast. d lie
asked me one morning. 81 as 5lle called
for q second cup. what Witch had
4 taught me to mako such deli cioua
coffee and where II found some that
4 would agree with him?' Then ! told
4 him for the first time thattheS had not
j been drinking coffee, but Postum,
4 Which had so strengthened his stomach
!, thnt he could n ow4 eat as much break
i fast MS any one, s l5ii II
Ny two sisters We're badly troubled
} with stomach disorder but aftcr5 leay-
4 ing off coffee ind taking Postum they
4 both recovered their appetites and took
q ION considerable flesh. 1. ! wish. every
Hone could bc Induced TO Also thc8lealtl,
4 GlSing AFRO ,riatic Post u,n,'' There
!. Reason, Read The Road 4 to i: We'll,
& yille i''-stn pkg .B--5ii ,,5 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

Tie wedding u iss Gertrude sNyetsi.
ger, duu glitter OF tin Into 1lenialnin
5Bolssenu Nfcisi ger and Mrs. TyVeisi gcr,
TO Mr. Everett Ell encs Tcarly,6o & Num-
chester vii 5sbe 4cele DRAFTED Thursday
evening at 6;JOE,0.clo Meade Me-
mortal Church. Manchester, III tl,eS Rev.
BENJAMIN Dennis, the rector, iiciating.
n Miss Ellen Boissetlu NNeisigor wifi
bo maid OF honor and Mr.. Walker
Washington the BEST man. a # # 8 mi
Tho n1arria &c will be- quiet OF, tc-
count Of ii1ourling lnsthe abfide's family,
but the social sposi ton q and personal
5popularity3 Of the contributing parties
WI WI, Invest lt#wit l5mucht Interest.
beautiful Invita- IONS i3S
'fl,c jamestown ,s5comn1i ttco 3 81 h tliet;
Nat ional ks5 Soeie Daughters o. the
american Revolution. through tie
cl,ati'n1a I, aud regent u COMMONWEALTH
and bcautifuls Invitations forfSNY dnes-
day \! October 39tl1, q q z. Is when the
memorial building erected blythe ma
tlonnl d.. a. r. DO dy Will be &transferrcil
into sthe&custody Of tho Association Tor
the PRESERVATION or Yirginia5 4Antiuli-
u es.ls he& invitat iOns "a bear also II the
name Of Mrs. Donald Mclean, l1rasi-
&c &c ~ genera tho 1onus tors lie
program o t. exercises arran ged ror tia
occasion BY Mrs. Purcell will sbe 30 til
impressive and beautiful. The Invita-
ton cards nre inscribed with tie
Daughters emblem and tho picture ssof
the memorial building. 81 e y n
Cards Issued 1t .8 IN 81 n
Mr.&and Mrs. j. 81 Brht1er llavc Issued
cards for the 1narrtas 50 Of their. dangh-
ter, Beatrice, to Mr.. g Gorge Pace,
the ceremony to take place on October.
9th. Miss Drauer is d spopular-5yo,ng
lady II the East End. MIR. Pace a Is d
mechanic now in the emp oy8 OF a we'll
known Richmond firm. "a
Enjoyable Evening.
Very enjoyab bio house party was
given at the home Of Mrs. canaan,
No..25 East Marshall Street, on Irri-
day evening The parlors were deco
rated with palms, ferns and goldcnrod.
Az feature % the evening was a. tloubls
mock marriage, ct l,icl, Isev.gC luude
Ycaman% dictated IN q dtgnifedF be-
coming manner. Other pleasing fen
lures were readings by Misses Dur
isrett and A line Ycalnan ana Mr.. Eugene
Mullen, and u piano recitation by # Miss
Fannie Taylor. Refreshments wero
served in the dining room, the guests
entering in coupl esq s8$ SIT II
Those present were Mrs. Yeaman,
Misses Della Curry, -Alind Yealnan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
MR.. LlPsC 0MB} PROMOTED
Richmond Man Work ing His Way Up
a WITH the Southern #s6

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch s
Il SPENCER, n. CT, September cS.---Nr.
3. Lipscomb. 9who, for the Fast throe
years, has been general foreman OF
tile Southern Railway roundhousc at
Spencer has boon promoted to Il tore
of tho southern's shops at
Selma, Ala fectiye October PIP list. Mr..
.Lipscomb came to Spencer from, his
native home In Richmond, and during
Ills stay has not only mad q an efficient
but has made hundreds of
friends among the railroad men. .85
Mr.. r. j.. Julian, for twclYeft$$ye ars
continuously employed In the Spencer
shops, has been appointed to tlleBt ore
OF the roundhouse. sITe IS
likewise greatly liked by r:.flr Dad men
generally, and is a special fnvorlte with
tho engineers. :sas 25S e!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
B BRAVE II Arr REST
Fremont Older Victim of legal Wrong
m ~ Ht.calllAC lie IL IlOncnl. SIS

e
Fremont Older Victim, of Legal Wrong
Bcc,lnse He IL Honest. HI ss
s8i SANTA l3 BARBARA CALL, September
Older, n1anag cling editor
Of the SAN Francisco Bulletin. arrested
III San Trnnclsco late yesterday on, q
warrant charging criminal VA bel. WAS
released at Santa Barbara 81 day by
Judge Crow Of the Superior Court, in
So 900 bond.S Older loft for home to"
night. ii
s Older corroborated the statement
that lie was hurried out Of San Fran
cisco and placed aboard train for
Los Angeles after his arrest. Flo said
that at San Jose he was allowed to
telegraph to Rudo lpll s'preckels. telling
OF his plight. After some rapid work
Il writ @ f llnbeas3 corpus was issued IN
Santa Barbara at 2 o'clock this morn
ing, and Older8Nvas taken off tho train
to Judge Crows 4 court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
FAVOR OCTOPUS TYPE

Four Submarines Of This Tyne and
S55 ss5 n I, III. Three Others. i II
FS@ WASHINGTON, D. CT September 2S.
core tary N1etcalf ot-day said that
1t had been decided to- award q con-
tract for four IT, the submarine boats
Of the Octopus type and three adds
tional submarines OF the same type,
though OF greater displa &c ment. to the
Electrical Boat Company, IN der GERS
tain conditions as to reduced price and
guarantees for superior speed recoli,-
mendcd blythe Board Of Construction.
The adoptionsof tho plan contemplated
by Secretary Metcalf In his decision
will leave about 100000 available ssfor
thespurchnBesan construction OF othe r
types thnt may be desired. VI d, I'll \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL 81
Continued From Society Section

,Glndys IL Aust or Albnihnrlc; Ethel
,Illla Mullen, Cora Briggs.
Dorothy Durrctt I, q q a ll5crnarlc Bessie !,
tnrd Malta Bcnl s 1Tnnnlt Il Taylor, Mabel
bDarsy. Messrs. s,I Toward nnd "a Gluutle
SYeunian, Harry Austln,. j ~ Il atcheil,
Thomas, Eugene Mullen, Eddie
E' "a Bickers, > "a Vi Ia III
silver 'Icn Itrtdny. n
~ si1vcrs5te;l swllli be4s given Friday
III rtcrioot, from 1890 tos7 o'clock NJ
Mo. do7. Easl Grace Street for the Del 4
eft of@S Il. Taul,s Church II, the parish
Of ST. James NJ Cham, tiopch.lan.d q Acol'l-
Mrs. George Bel, .Johnstoi,p will ss he
ass sted ~ 4 MRS. Ann S. fsu therf
N rs. Thomas -. Stokes. Mrs y 9 M
son. Miss lady IObHon, i1LelI, bel's Y +
the Wolnan's Auxiliary OF ST. IL Pau $;
Church, il #Riclnnond. and BY some q
the most attractive society 81 IS 4t.sst8i,
S Visitors to the city, us q \ res !, Z
dents, arc cordially INV cd q 483 oc
present. s7 a 81 q ii
81 Music Will # add to- tho leasllreA5,ni
the occasion, Mrs Cl fton NJ. Nj Ter sa 7,
Mrs. Norman; Gail two o f5 TsichmondAs
finest 5voculsts, Having con sc sen ut Y
SsillE5} Ss "a. sss ss33 3sSf Y
Personal Mention. II
Atrs. 8slohn 6. 1'arlanl viii have q as
Eher que s Is. nc t. week the Rev zcbu-
Ion lrnrland and Mrs. srarfand 9 Eat At
Elanta,5 Ga, and Mrs. Leslie Hal, 5of
Williamsburg. her sister-in n; law az
Mrs 4. d. cntr,n1, who has been de-
it:lined for'yl several weeks IN Atlantte
city. bvS5thc #illness OF q her title grand
tduusl, tey;A PA SO Carnl1l, was 20 peel Led te
sarrivcssin 1,ic1lnlonl last cvenlng 81 the
slfttleaf ST. fshnying ~ sutlici rec overet
to tempt tile trip home. M af1an1n
vii lavo Mr. IND Mrs. Mason A.slbler
;or West Yirgtnln,sa as guests tlu ring 8the
Episcopal Conventions. y ~ 4
~ The Misses I4owndcs s, i%of Maryland
fnrc visiting Mrs. Stuart yoodward, n
No 81 Z Park Avenue, 5Ss33 s.5 85s3
Mrs. Charles Dana G lbson arrived III
Richmond yestcrdnyEaf tern Don, and vii
spend some time hero with relatives
Miss I.tetn Goodwin, OF Wythcvillc
was IN Richmond yesterday, on her wa,
10 williamsburg, where she vii assis
1T ( lie Sreception8to be given on Satnr;
day to the Lord Bishop OF London. ]? 2.
turning, she willSbc tho guest Of Nils:
Julia Keith for the horse show.
n Tho ri Rev. wv. Mics. BishopSo
New q Hampshire, and Mrs. Niles will b,
guests q { the Bishops Il niece, , Mrs
Archer ] ones. of No, 400 Last Car,
street, during the Episcopal Conven
t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
Mr.. BARR SAYSth0THING
to Say Whether lie VIII $yyltha
draw Rcslgnation a, IL
cal ~ The Times . ispa tch. 1 q

lg3sSI Special TO The Times Dispat ch.1
@# n ORFOLK. A. !, Sc ptcnbcr U.s.
James NJ. Barr, director general OF tho
mcatown Exposition. who has bpen
away 70 several HIS days on 4 personal
8busine ,#lias returned. but would make
no statement to- day as to whether he
would ssithd raw Ills letter rcalgning
tho director generalshlp rendered as
tho result OF friction with President!
Tucker IN tho mal,ag cement or tho sos
Scals affairs of the exposition. 3a
8sa$. During the day no stin conferences
With Assistant sSocrotaryof the Treas
ury. J. d j 4 Edwards. Blu both gentle-:
men declined 70 tai k. Scores OF pron1i- y
nent citizens waited on Mr.. Barr DUR
ing the day, urging him to reconsider
his reslEnation.sI rs believed that MIR
Barr will remain in chnr 50 It OF ~ Tho
fair.4fg 5SS$
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Y Mrs. Wv Davies, OF No. COS west Grace.
has returned from n trip to tho West. \!
Mr.. W. T. Kay continues critically iii ut
his home, No. 7os North Twen y.sixth.
Street. ii. z, Isl s. SIS
Mrs. n. q Quinn. Of fWaslln 8 ton, is the
Main H5!S Il II "a X IN 55s
Miss Lucy crabbe. Of baltimore is spend
lns. q. fow$ days With Mrs. c.8C. Burgsss 40
NJ ss Marie koiner, Of NO. s1essse'roye
Avenue. has returned home after a pleasant
visit to Charlotte. \. G: ~ sy fsS
Berry are visiting their elntive, Miss Sl.I.t,l
d, Messrs. James Il A. Powers and q John II
1.,neman arc sojcurnlng in the Bus Ridge
Mountains Western p ennsy lvanin.5
~ Miss Minnie Morris has returned to her
s.ndio; No. III East Broad Street, attsF Il.
stay IN the mountains IT Nir-i
glHi;l S$s II slSals
III I1 tho NV Gather is good Rey.stG Z \
liar14 and hers expect to. hold t;ososl
Wagon services nt II lgh ssS and elvid ere
Streets At 2. 81 and n, ut Old Mnrketfut
ana Mrs. ". IL III chen, Of Variety
NJ Ills, n olson county. returned to the city}
after q visit Ito tho ,exposit ton, and Mrs.
,1<ltch en- ~ 8 no al SPENDING some lime " ~
Lynchburg. al
IS MIR. ] ohm Lucprd has returned home from
Clifton Forge, whore .he has been undergo
ing trcntment q in the 5thospit tai.
htSl W OSi - .
3Alrnzo Glenn Lave returned to the city
atfars spending some tilnc ut tho Ecxposit on
S Mr.. gnnd Mrs j. & b Glenn and children
fhavo returned to Columbia flor Vlsl tlnl,
n chmulid louisa. ind tho cxpost on.
s.5 Mr.. II. " NJ. Kent cashier of ihc&Capito
Savings Banlt OF this city. has bccn chosen
one Of THE Woo prestd ent 81 Of tile Ines
bank section of the American Bnnkers' AS
ISOLATION. is# 81 e
Mr.. II. Is. Saunders 5is away on q North :
forn trip, and will Visit Bal ttTore, I'll lladel-
3pl,ia,g New York nd Boston before re tlrMln &
to Richmond. j}sSe48 5s5iS; ffssyls
Last week was ~ record - rcallcrs Tor The
Richmond Locomotive Works. Under rush
orders til Q works turned 8dtlt twelve mann
mo a. Engines, which are to be eltvercd im-
5nlculately5 to- tho raj roads for Inch they
were Bull t. f}a45 5.#
55& Rev, Russell Cecil. D. d., has returned to
the city, and will occupy his PULPIT a. the
Second Presbyterian Church to- day S5
SSShIiss Ruth NJ. Lewis, :Wh o has been visit
ing her sister. Mira. Charles N1cEwen. has
&C lie TO Society Hill, S. c. where she Is
teaching mus c In st. sDavld's SAcad en-
s5I WA Green. OF No. 8 North Ironrth
Street accompanied BY his wife. has GONG
on an ext end ed trip &c. IS outh Carolina to
Visit friend s. and relatives. 4S Green was
on the verge ortnerVousa ostratlon, and ibis
liplyslcian advised # he trip fora much need
ed rest. ~ S 4Ss
REV ". II d Iiunuley. who has s5lately5 re-
signed his charges at Gas twill Q and Cheriton
On the fIns tern Shore, Is in the city en- ute
To- Batesville, s.; c. N r,St5 EIund ley has g
ISccpted the passionate Fof the BAPTIST Church
at Ratesbnrg and VIII er1t er rlp6n his labors
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NInny Want Onicc.

- -
# a greatszde Teal or interest is being
5 taken in Eenrico il1Sth appointment
of the commissioners OF the revenue
for the upper and lower districts Of
the county. The appointments, it, lis
thought. Will belmadc by Judge Scott
Z Tomorrow. # III
5s It is generally considered certain
that Mr.. Charles w. Childrcy will
succeed himself as commissioner in
the upper districts. but is now iln-
possible to pick, tho winner between
Messrs. John Archer, Il. IT, Moncure,
Walter .. I3rauer, II. Nv. Blanton and
I p. N. Binford. who have all made 5ap-
$p,ication for the position III the lower
z districts. 81, 81 8 ,5.Sfs An
Circuit Court. 4
554 During the October term Of T1enrico
Circuit Court, which will open to- NOR
e row, the following cases vii come
\ before the grand jury: The Common
Il wealth of Virginia vs.. Otway8 Morris,
Il four charges of felony; Commonwealth
pf Virginia VS.. Joseph Folker,y felony,
and ys.A y avid G. Malone, charge Wit,
T. nlisdcneanur::..TT,st554f E iBSs III
Tho cases of Berry Goodman. fined
\ $3.50: Ezekiel il I3rauer, ihaed s., and
& Kenneth Ford, AZ fined $500. Twill be
heard #on appeal from tho decision OF
n magistrates. ;3l w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
! GREAT," DAMAGE BY FLO GODS
People, Cut or by Kissing Water, see'

People, Cut Off by Kissing Water, Seek
a;5 VA Refuge lii Trees.
PARIS Sept. 2S.-The flood situation in
tho south oc France is q little better to-
duy.. The papers are filled with accounts
Nc the immense destruction caused In the
department Of 1Ierault, to which the dam
age Is principally confined, and which is
estimated to amount TO $4,0C0,O0o. The
waters rose SO rapidly in the valleys that
tie people work ing in the vineyard were
cut off and compelled TO ce]1 refuge In