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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-04

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
RIOT AYERTED in
HENR|CO COUNTY
George Foster Made Things
Lively With the Donati
Boys.
SEVEN ;.E PINES NEW SERVICE r {:
Fred Brown, Charged With
SEVEN PINES NEW SERVICE.
Fred Brown, Charged With
Forging Lunch Checks, Has
Confessed.

George Foster. colored, came near to
creating a riot yesterday morning at
Hardin's Store, Henrico county, where.
1t is claimed. he assaulted q boy
named Harry Donati, and then turned
on David Donati, who had come to tho
others rescue. The whole neighbour
hood was alarmed, and the negro locked
himself up In shanty FOR safety.
sherifr Solomon was telephoned to
and he detailed two officers to go to
the place. Cyclone Samuels was the
first to arrive, and he collared the me-
gro at the point OF a revolver. Foster
was taken to the Henrico county JAIL
The fight Is said to have occurred
overFa COW belonging to the Donatis.
The case will be tried by Squire Angie
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
tory. 1t will be pointed out in plain

tory. 1t will be pointed out in plain
Language, however. that this subjects
the city to the expense OF something
more than $4,000 in excess of the
amount necessary to do the work. The
committee will then disclalm any re-
sponsibility whatever for what they
term this useless excess. but will hold
the City Engineer responsible. he liav-
Ing declined to supervise the work. as
the charter requires him to do, which
document at the same time forbids
the committee to put out any work Of
this kind to contract except under the
supervision Of the City Engineer. The
committee will vigorously attack the
attitude of the City Engineer in the
whole matter, and will hold him UP as
being entirely responsible for the
waste Of $4,000.
Such is an outline of what tho re-
port will be. 1t Is more than likely
that 1t will cause lengthy discussion
in the Board OF Aldermen tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
install Better Service.

The Virginia Passenger and Power
Company expects to install within 81
week a better schedule Of cars and a
better service to Seven Pines. the plan
being to run trains OF two cars each
during tho buster hours OF the day.
There will be four such trains every
day. and they will be used to meet
the eAigencies OF tho heavy traffic oc-5
curing from sunrise to O o'clock In
the morning and from o'clock in the
Afternoon to or o'clock at night.
Two cars will DO coupled together in.
the train service, and one crew will
he used to run them. There will ba
no car division OF the races, the Jim
Crow law to hold in the separate cara
as now. Air brakes will be used on
both cars constituting each train, and
the cars will be OF the kind now used
on Broad Street, which are the largest
and best in the company's service eX-.
cept those recently put into use on
Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
SOCIETY WOMEN TO
BU|LD HOME FOR CATS
Villa in Washington Where
Animals Can Board When
Owners Are Awav.
Owners Are Away.

~ WASHINGTON, D. C..July s.--A large
number of prominent society women
here have banded together to provide
suitable and attractive home for cats.
It is intended to purchase tract OF
land and build a handsome home, II
this Is found possible, hut II not. a
house fitted for the purpose will be
bought. The chiefiuse of the proposed
villa VIII be for boarding handsome and
expensive cats belonging to persons who
regularly leave the city. who at pres-
Ont either have to take their pets on
long Journeys or stay at home.
Among those prominent irSprnmoting
the scheme are Nine. Eleanore De Re-
musat Guys. Miss Mary A. peet, Miss
Mathilde Townsend, Mrs, Larz Andeg-
son. Mrs A. L. Barber. Miss Mary Rob-
inson, AIRS. Austin Mrs Krouse, Mrs.
Solberg, Mrs, Henry Il West wife OF
the commissioner, who IA president or
the Cat Club. and many others,
Mrs. Justice Harlan, who In the proud
possessor of three handsome Maltese
cats, worth $1,000 each. isE also greatly
y tntAgested, M NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
REPUBLICANS DID
NOT HOLD MEETING
Convention to Name Legislative
Candidates Is Indefinitely
Postponed.

= SSS ESAASNAs Is
AS the party committee has not yet
determined how many candidates for
sthe Legislature will be put up In this
city, tho Republicans postponed the
mass-meeting called for last night to
name q ticket.
No date for the gathering has been
set, but it Will be held within the next
few weeks. Meanwhile the City Re-
publican Committee will meet and de-
eide whether 1t Is better to nominate
a full ticket for the House and Senate
or mercy to name one man for each
branch. From what can be heard
among the leaders, the latter course
Is the more likely.
Among those mentioned for the SEN
ate are Messrs. II. J. Marcuse and e
p. Murphy. The names of former post
master Wray T. knight, Mr.. Leslie NJ
Drew and Mr.. John NJ. Ryall are heard
in connection with probable nominal
lions for the House, The leaders de.
clare the party Is united and will 10y.
atty support whatever ticket is placed
In the field. They do not expect. how.
ever to win in Richmond The main
object of putting up candidates Is tc
keep the party intact for future con,
tests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
spending ten days at Jamestown Expo
Isition, where they are having de-

llightful time.
Nj. u. q. esoghil / and family at Mi.
ford, Va.
Mr.. Fl. E. patton and family. Of
and the Jamestown Exposition.
/ Miss Hutchinson. Of Richmond, and
Mrs. A. r.. Castleman, OF Berryvilley
Va. are visiting Mrs J Hammond
Mrs. Benjamin Taliaferro Is a guest
at Seaview Cottage, Buckroe Beach.
/ Mr.. q. NJ. smithdeal has returned
from short visit to Stanton.
Miss Emma Chapman has returned
to her home in Salem. Va. after q
two weeks Visit to Richmond and
IFarmville. Va
Ireturned to their home, at rye River,
Nelson county Va, after an. extended
I sis, to Nj; canada's mother, near
tune at Virgins Beach.
Mrs. Lula Wright and children visit.
iIville, last week.
Miss Ella Binford is the guest OF
MISC Margaret Old, In Norfolk.
. Miss Ora Anderson, of Roanoke. Will
4 Mrs. ]. ]. English, Misses Belle and
4 Alice English are at the Gardner Cot
tage. Virginia Beach.
AR. and Mrs. Hoge Mason, OF Blue.
field. W. Va, are in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. S. Kent, OF spotsyl.
sSpn,y s Ss w been Xs' Ksnt II
mother. who is Ill at Kellam Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur and little
son are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Collins. in Bowling Green. Va.
Miss Grace Bidgood is the. guest OF
Miss Louie Hudgins in Middle Street
Portsmouth
aunt. Mrs. chesley Kinney. IN staunton
: ID Mrs. Lula Driver and son. Mr.. McCar
P tn Driver, have returned Gto sAthei
.Ihome in Bridgewater, Va. after a visi
TO Rich mond and the exposition.
Mrs! Boone Driskill and little daugh
: father, Mr. George st. John, IN Char
: Ilotte county.
t Miss Kate Cooper Davis, OF Rich
i mond. who Is visiting friends In Ports
{ mouth, was among the guests at
Mrs. j. ". Cooper on Wednesday nigh,
Mrs. Dwight Harrison has returno,
visit to her sister. Mrs. G. R. Dalton
, on Lombardy Street.
Miss sherraSd !. Q, W.nchsstsr has a
Richmond; Mrs. Joseph B. Ames an
5 daughters, the Misses Ames, Of Brook
$ line, Mass, and Miss Alice Meade, o
;, Wash ington, d. c.
! Mrs, George NJ. Cease, Of Richmond
. Mrs. Cyrus Guigrich, of Baltimore, an
Mrs. Whipple. OF Leesburg. Va, ar
I visiting Mrs. l.. Jane Osburn and Mrs
. Q: L. Williams ut their home, "Blea,
! House" Loudoun county. Va.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Todd and chill
: dren are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. "
Peace, in Staunton
Mrs. ]. L. White, of Bowling Greer
! Va. spent last week with relative
!, here
;! Mrs. George w. Mcdaniel and chill
3 dren, little Miss Mary Mcdaniel an
: Ma ster John Harrington Mcdaniel let
yesterday for Texas to be gone sew
eral weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
NEGRO ALMsHOUsE.
Committee Hold Meeting and Dccidea
ON -.

Committee Hold Meeting and Dccidea
on Location.
The COMMITTEES on Relief of the Poor
Yesterday, commencing at noon. The
purpose OF the session was to take action
on the proposed change in the location
OF the new home for INDECENT colored
people. The committee promptly de-
cided to recommend the change. In
stead OF fronting the home on Second
Street, as at first proposed. the com-
imittee recommends that it be made to
face Hospital Street, ITO feet from
the street line, and behind the present
white home. which stands on the ad 2
Joining lot. This. 1t IS believed, will
meet all the objections that have been
urged to the location at first agreed
upon. astg So ~ .4ssl, gt5s5 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Judge scott III.

Owing to the illness Of Judge r. Car
ter Scott the Henrico County Circuit
Court held no session yesterday morn
Ing, and the Jury was discharged until
this morning.
Tho court will have but one i'm
portant case to handle. that OF Fred
Brown. who Is charged with having
forged q number OF lunch certificates
at the Richmond Locomotive Works.
Brown has already confessed to Com
monwealth's Attorney Wendenburg. ana
the witnesses in the case viii not have
to appear against him. The case will
be turned over to Judge Scott as soon
as 1t Is called. and the man will be
sentenced from the bench.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Becomes Mayors Bride.

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch.l
FRED VA, Juy s.
P. g. Walker, Mayor OF Colonial Beach
on the Potomac River, in Westmore.
land county, and Miss Hannah May
German. of Washington, were married
last Thursday In Alexandria, at st
Mary's rectory. Rev. Father Kelley OF.
fciating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
l<e,,np CONFIDENT.

Mr.. l. r. Kemp, commissioner OF rev..
enue of Henrico county, says that he
Is very optimistic as to the results
OF his campaign for shcrlfr OF the
county. He is working along quietly
and slowly and the indications are
1t is said. that he will win out against
the incumbent, Mr.. Simon Solomon, by
a safe majority.
Mr.. Kemp Is from Fairfield District.
where he Is practically assured Of
the majority OF the votes. He has
also many friends through the coun-
ty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Daughters Appeal,

d + g. (
The Virginia Division. Daughters OF
what has never been done at any
previous exposition--they have given
ton at Jsme 80 VIII ihdomitable
energy and unwearied zeal .astheyf have
erected modest but appropriate build
Ing on the exposition grounds. have
have thrown open their doors to the
public.
"Beanvoir." as the building Is known,
y copy 9. Preslden! Jefferson D %; I, )
freshnhent a clieck.room for parcels
Is open to all contributors to the
meals are ser served aii il old Virginia style
When the building was. opened. on
April 2sth, money was borrowed to
make the last payment. and the assoc
made that every Confederate. every Vir-
eirian and every Southerner interoat-
| ed in the success OF the building Will
become member Of the association . by
! debt fund Contributions NAV. be sent
| to Mrs. c.. B. Tate. Drarer. Va. or to
Mrs. n. v. Randolph, No. Gil East
/ a membership card. emitting the hold
er TO special privileges at the building,
! Will be sent In return
Musicale and Ten.
/ A charmingly informal musicale pre-
coded the usual afternoon tea at the
/ Woman's Club yesterday.
/ Miss Fannie Stevenson. OF Baltimore
4 who Is the guest OF Mrs. S. w. Travers
1 proved to be a pianist OF unusual &C,
/ comp1ishment Her technique was bril-.
4 liant and her rendition OF several diff
hcuit numbers was received with
hearty applause.
\ Miss Denise Morris, daughter of Mrs
4 Il. B. Morris. was the, vocalist of the
i afternoon. and gave much pleasure II
:! her half-dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il
a pure soprano OF fine quality and tone
and her enunciation Is remarkabl.
j clear and distinct
I Miss Minnie Derby, who has recentl,
A returned from the Cincinnati Conser
Der, Variations from Chopin. bu
showed excellent musical training an,
much feeling in her development o
the theme.
A Miss zelle Minor was the skilled ac
4 companist Of the afternoon.
Personal Mention.
Judge W. O.. Harris OF Louisville
KY. and his son. Mr. Oyerton Harris
ARE spending several days 53s With tn h.
home in Powhatan county, Va, and /.
slmost pleasantly remembered BY many
Richmond and Virginia relatives anc
friends.
Mrs Charles Brantley Campbell o
Florida. is the guest Of her mother a
No. lo3 East Grace Street.
Mrs. Everett Wsa;ddey; aeSomp az g
|dey is spending the summer visiting
friends in Chicago.
Miss Aurelia Crawford Is visiting
81 friends and relatives In Madison
Orange and Culpeper counties.
The Rev. DR.. George w. Mechanic
,.Eeft yesterday for culpeper county
where he VIII spend two weeks a
!, the guest of the Rev. DR.. r. ". Win
free.
Mr.. George H. Heisler and Mr.: r. ~
Herbert left on July Sd to spend tel
! days at jamestown Exposition.
J Miss Cora Lamkin has returned t
Roanoke. after a visit to Richmond an
, Norfolk.
Miss Belle schwab, Miss Belle Kuh
! and Ma. Joseph Kuhn are visiting MI
+ and Mrs. "A. H. Kuhn, at No. Isl
: West Grace Street
: Miss Bessie Hitter and Miss Paff ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
TWO GAMBLERS DEAD AND
TWENTY-FIVE CAPTURED

NICHOLS. GA. July s.--sheriR Rick
ertson surrounded a gang OF gamblers.
here yesterday. ana iii the fusilade that
followed two negroes were killed
and Abe Melks, white man. was
wounded. Twenty-Five OF the gam5iefs
were captured and locked up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
AT MERCHANTS BANK.

MT. Jones Takes Charge of Savinns
Observation-Disclosures Changes.
AIR. G. Jeter Jones, who for the past
sixteen years has been connected with
the Planters National Bank, Of this
city, to-day assumes charge OF the
Savings Department Of the Merchants
NationalNS Bank.
Mr.. r. T. Minor. .Tr.. who has con
Quoted the Savings DEPARTMENT Of the
Merchants National for the past three
years. has been appointed first teller
Mr.. p. W. Moore continues In the Say
ings Department..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Died OF His Wounds.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July s.
Len Reynolds. president OF the Coal
Miners Union at Montlake, Tenn. who
was yesterday shot by ". II. Bellows,
labor agent Of the Montlake Coal Com
pany. died this morning OF his wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
TO succeed pirector roberts.

WASHINGTON. July s.---secretary
Cortelyou has recommended TO She
President the appointment OF Frank
a. Leach, the superintendent ct tho
mint at San Francisco az director OF
the mint 70 succced George Z, Roberts.
Iresigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Battleship Georgia Accented,

WASHINGTON, july s.-The Navy
Department finally accepted the bat
tleship Georgia and authorized the pay
ment to the contractors of the reserve
| fund required by the contract.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
DclnnO-Knfght.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July s.
Mr.. =. Delano. OF spotsylvania county
and Miss Alice Knight, of Louisa coun-
ty. were married Thursday at Fred
erick's Hall Baptist Church, in the lat
ter county. Rev. L. ]. Haley officiat-
Ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09

ID In her winning the high honor re-
emily bestowed upon r her Miss Mo,test
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09

The report will recommend. because
1t will say there is now nothing else
to do. that the estimate OF the City
Engineer of s2o,704.26 be accepted, and
that amount apportloned out OF the
funds set aside for the annexed terri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09

Mrs. George w. Mcdaniel and chill
dren, little Miss Mary Mcdaniel and
Master John Harrington Mcdaniel, loft
yesterday for Texas to be gone sew
eral weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

the heat and the sunshine II had done
damage or whether the pariah dogs had
frightened 1t away.
Try how she would. she could remember
no mother. The women of the village were
all black, and she lived, SO faint memory
said, FIRST with one and then with another.
She had no clear recollection OF any OF
them. And, indeed, there might
have been many villages. because there
were hammock journeys. with pet monkey
riding on the pole, and walls OF thick green
bush on either hand that held dangers.
She still had scar just below the
nail on the first finger of her right hand
where the monkey bit her one day when
she teased It,
the memory was one of a white man who
at rare intervals came into the scene and
took her on his knee. He had iron-gray
hair and beard which were shaggy and
matted, and he always had a pipe between
his lips and glittering eyeglass q
black watered-silk ribbon for her to play
with Furthermore. he always brought
some present when he came to see her, and
gave another present also, If he was pleased,
to the black women with whom she lived.
1t was he who hung round her neck the
aggry bead that she still had locked away
in the bottom tray of her jewel case
She remembered this man with a vague
kindness But If Godfrey ONeill cut her
off from him with such completeness 1t must
have been for some profoundly good rea-
son. Uncle Godfrey had been far from
squeamish Uncle Godfrey in his lazy way
stuck to friends when everybody else voted
them far outside the pale. And therefore,
she argued, the iron-gray- haired man with
the eyeClass must have done something
peculiarly disgracefui.
That he was her father she was entirely
sure. Occasionally she had tried to argue
with herself that she was little more than
babe when she saw him last and was no
judge, and that possibly the iron-gray man
was her fathers friend. But something
stronger than mere human reason always
rose up in arms against such a suggestion.
Sir Edwards hating lecture had reused
up one recollection in her head that here
tofore had persistently eluded her. A thou
sand times in those dreams of Africa and
the hot villages, and the pet monkey with
its red seed necklace and all the other old
dim scenes, she had on the tip of her MEM
DRY the name of the iron-gray man with
the eyeglass and a thousand times she had
missed catching IT by the smallest hair.
In fash it came back-he was Meredith.
Was he alive still? She could not tell:
but that she would find out now. For once
she adjudged old Godfrey O'Neill to be
wrong. She was not going to let the dis
Greet veil remain any longer over a man
who, whatever his subsequent career had
been, at any rate was martyr once and
her father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

Success lay sour In her mouth. She Asked
fortune for just one thing more. Because
she was a woman she could not gqand get
1t for herself. She told herself thAt 1t was
only a convention that held her back-but
she shuddered and chilled all over at the
thought of breaking that convention.
She sat in deep. soft chair. twisting her
into the glow of the fire. and then, with a
"Faugh!' at her own weakness, she threw
the gloves onto the fender and walked
across to telephone that stood on q side
table.
''Four-owe-seven-three Pad, please. No,
REPRESENTATIVES, Paddngton. Yes.
Hullo? Hullo? Is that observation-disclosures
three? This is Miss O'Neill Liverpool rang
up to say you wanted to speak to me. Who
Is that please?"
mo one you know" came In the small,
clear voice Of the telephone. "One of those
sort of people who writes letters to the pa
pers above some such signature as Well
Wisher.'"
IF you don't give me your name," said
Kate, sharply. II shall ring off,
Il don't think you will when I tell you
I'm going to give you some news about
your father"
my father, unfortunately, is dead.
You've got hold of the wrong Miss ONeill."
The telephone laughed. Not a bit of it;
it's the lady who is known generally as
Kate O'Neill I'm speaking with, but whose
real name is Katherine Meredith
Now Kate knew that Mrs. Craven was
only Aunt Jane by courtesy and adop-
ton, and had naturally wondered many
times over who her real people might have
been. She had always been a very prac-
tical young woman, and had not worried
herself unduly over the matter; but still
being human she had her share of curl
osity, and, though the subject had always
been strictly taboo at the house in Princes
Park, still that did not hinder her from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

man. and agreed not to 60 at me from be-
hind? Well, I'm afraid there's only one
kind of medicine that will suit you, and
that's the band one gives to dogs that turn
treacherous Have you got any suggestions
to maker
The Portuguese held his tongue
Ready to take your Cruel, are you? Well.
I propose to give you full dose. Hi there,
driver, pull up. Wake, your sleepy head!
What is it? Why, I've picked up pas
senger whilst you've been nodding, and
now we want to get down for minute.
Here. give me your whip
Carters arm was lusty and his temper
raw. Moreover, the whip, being the prop
erty OF Las Palmas tartana driver, was
made for effective use.
II may not cure you." said Carter be-
tween thumps, "0f a taste for old-blooded
assassination, but I'm going to make the
wearing Of a coat and brooches an annoy
ance to you for the next three weeks at any
rate" After which statement, as the whip
broke, he flung the patient into the aloe
hedge at the side Of the road, got back into
the tartana and told the driver to hurry on
to the Isleta, OF they'd miss the boat.