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The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

WILL PREACH - Rev. T.. NJ.
Stephenson ID. D., will speak this
evening in the Baptist church.
Subject, "Why Should the Church
Train It's Sunday School Teachers -
Mr.. Stephenson is the state worker
for the Baptists and has been in the
Sunday school work for many years.
Teachers from the other schools are
cordially invited to hear him.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

Hugh Murphy Of Trinidad. WAS
fatally injured by a fall Of rock in
the Ration tunnel. his back is badly
wrenched and his chest is crushed.
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Notice.

I. NJ. Searcy and Son Of the Pioneer
Livery have sold out. All parties
knowing themselves to be indebted to
the above named firm will call and
settle or make arrangements for set
Element AT ONCE.
.l.. l. NJ. SEARCY h SON,
68.7lx BY Il. Il. SeArcy.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

W. NJ. Miller of Segundo has been
placed under arrest on statutory
charge. The complainant Is Augusta
Maio, n young Mexican girl. Miller
IL ont on bonds.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

JURY DISMISSED-Judg Bailey
of the district court has discharged
the jury until January I. The dis
missal of the jury at this time was a
surprise to most of its members and
means that the remainder of the
criminal docket will not be taken up
for trial until after the beginning of
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

STORES TO CLOSE-It has been
decided among the merchants to keep
their stores opon on Wednesday night
of this week and to open at the usual
hour on Thanksgiving day, remain
ing open until 10 O'Clock in the morn :
ing and close for the remainder of
the day.
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ei.D round trip to Cripple Greek
Thursday, Nov. 28. account Modern
woodmon field day and foot ball
game between Florence and Cripple
Greek teams. 69-T4
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COLORADO HAPPENINGS
FROM Different POINTS

J. l.. Mellias. supposed to DO a
member Of the government geological
survey, took an overdose Of morphine
in Denver and died. Whether he
took it with suicidal intent is not
known.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain sRlvc.
Price. 20 cents. For sale by Daniels
drug store. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

HE FORGETS-A boy can think
OF many reasons why he would like
TO be grown up." but when com.
psny comes ho forRcts them all bu,
waiting for the second table.
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Wanted-Highest prices paid for all
kinds of junk, such as rope, irou,
copper, brass, rags aid bottles.
Phone Florence 40. 49tf
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Wanted-Ten to fifteen men or boys
at once to clean brick. Good
wages can be made. See Barney
Ginsberg. 5itf
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GOES TO SILOAM-The Star
drilling outfit which drilled for water
on the flats north of Florence, is being
taken over to Sloan to drill four
wells for farmers Most of the con-
tracts call for 200 and 300 feet depth.
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the new year. Most of the country
jurors have returned to their homes.
This is certainly an unimportant term
for the district court.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

Wanted-Girl, or woman fer general
kousework. 404 East Second ST.
68-73x
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Wanted-A few horses for pasture
for winter. Good water and shelf.
er. 1918 W. Bird St. phone red s74.
6ltf
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NO DIFFERENCE-Th isn't as
much difference between a croaking
laugh and a silvery one, when heard
in business office, as you might
imagine.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

To Rent-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also washings
wanted. Apply at 2O9 East 4th st.
67-72x
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25
Classified Advertisements en-
WANTED

Wanted-Housekeeper; middle aged
lady. Good home fos right party.
Inquire at this office. 69-75
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Wanted-All kinds of hides. The
highest market price will be paid
for them by Barney Ginsberg. 6S.73
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TO RENT

For Rent-One broom house In
quiIe 10 South Frazier Ave 7l-76
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

II you want results, try Tribune
claas Ads They are winner.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

The ladies of the Baptist church
will give turkey supper and bazaar
on Dec. IA. The place will be an
nounced later. MA
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

The biggest program of cowboy
sports ever arranged, for your enter
tainment at Canon City Thanks
giving day. MA
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

Nan Patterson the worst out
law horse in the western country at
Canon City Thanksgiving day. MA
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HAS A WEAKNESS-The average
girl has a weakness for pretty stock
ings and it usually stays with her
until she is grandmother.
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Pearle Morgan. the only relay
rider in the world at Canon City
Thanksgiving day. 71-74
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3 JOTTlNds ABOUT TOWN
( LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
100000 oooooooo.

20 bucking bronchos at Canon City
Thanksgiving day. TI-74
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To Rent-A nicely furnished room
with bath and electric lights, 50
per month, 1876 West Front. GOtf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

To Rent Modern two-compartment
terrace close in. Four rooms in
each section. J. T. Sanders. 7l-76
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

Roundup Day at Canon City,
Thanksgiving day, Nov 2S. MA
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

BROKE ARM = Gordon, son of
Thomas Roberts, was thrown from a
burro breaking his left arm just be-
low the elbow.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25
CoMLPETE ORGANIZATION =

The Checker and Chess club will
meet in Frank Johnston office this
evening to complete the organization
and outline work for the winter.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

Tho latest report from high society
indicates that Cupid 10 getting a rough
deal. The latest report from this mod
ern laundry establishment IL that every
ono IL getting . square deal and always
will. You will find II worth your while
to entrust us with the handling Of the
most delicate fabrics for thee 10 no pos
sibility Of our injuring them In any way,
for ws us no acids or other injurious
substances In our laundrying. We want
10 bs favored with your con ntinucd pat
ronANs.
FLORENCE STEAn LAUNDRY
va Santa Pe Avenue
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CHINA WEDDING W.. NJ.
O'BIien and wife of 222 East Third
street, celebrated their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday evening.
Twelve couples were persent, each
giving beautiful piece of china.
After delicious repast the evening
was spent with music and games. the
guests all voting their host and hos
tess delightful entertainers.
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To Rent-A five-room pressed brick
modern house on East Third street.
A desirable place to live. Julius
McCandless. 60tf
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FAMILY ORTUNES-Little
John Robert Gehr who has been con
fined to his bed for more than a
month with an attack of pneumonia
is improving and was propped up in
bed today for the first time. Mrs
Gehr has had quite siege of it as
Miss Frances has the whooping cough
and Mrs. Gehr fell, sustaining a bad.
ly sprained ankle, yet she has waited
on her two sick children day and
night alone as Mr.. Gehr is not in
the city.
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Round mp day at Canon City,
Thanksgiving dry Nov. 2s. Voc round
trip. via Rio Grande. Special train
TO Canon City mt II u. m. return
Ing leave Canon At o p. m. 69-74
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ARE SERVING SENTENCES

ARE SERVING SENTENCES -
Judge Bailey in the district court,
sentenced Harry Brorhy and Mart in
Lewis. the Florence holdups to term
of not less than nine years and not
more than twelve years. each in the
state penitentiary. They were con-
victed of robbery and acquitted on
the charge of trying to commit mur-
der. They were taken to the peni-
tentiary Saturday evening and donned
the stripes During the trial of the
case there was good attendance of
the Florence demamondaine in the
court room who were either subpoena
ed as witnesses or who went to watch
the proceedings of the trial
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

To Trade--A sewing machine for a
one horse wagon. Call at Uhri's 8
bicycle shop 87-72
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

To Rent-A twelve ,soom furnished
house at corner Of Pixies Peak and
Front streets. Apply at Tom Ore
chio's wholesale liquor house. l2tf
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1t will be "the same old story in
the same old way"-low prices
and quality will get the business,
and our reputation in both Of
these points is already established.
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MIscELLANGoUs

The Mail to the camps will leave
Florence beginning Nov. 20 at z 80
every morning instead Of O'Clock,
except Sunday. Smith Burlington.
carrier. 87-72x
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W. L. Crippen-Has taken out an ex-
press license and will do a general
express business. Leave orders at sos
West Main st. 57tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

For Sale-Corrugated iron roofing
and good brick. See Barney Gins
berg. u 69tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-25

For Sale-Turkeys 20 cents per pound
Ave. 68tf
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IN THE DANIELS BLOCK

WILL CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OF HOL-
IDAY GOODS THIS SEASON OF ANY HOUSE
IN FLORENCE
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T

Lost-Order of Washington lodge pin.
return to Mrs. Harden. $40 f. Sec.
st. 71-76
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FoR SALE

For Sale-One thousand gunny sacks
in any quantity desired Barney
Ginsberg. 7l-7G
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
.SEABOARD PEOPLE
DISCUSS REVENUE
Officers and Employees Talk Of
Their Troubles iii Secret
Session.
COMPANY LOSING MONEY
General Manager Met 1zo Rep
resentatives at Raleigh OIL
Sunday.
COMPANY LOSING MONEY

Seaboard Air Line officials are not
willing to explain the direct reasons
for the meeting of officers and en-
ployes of the company at Raleigh on
Sunday. when 126 men. representing
every department. discussed ways and
means and rate troubles secretly for
several hours. General Manager Whit
tlesey presided.
1t is claimed that the meeting was
not called for the purpose of demands
ing an increase in wages, but 10 con-
slider questions relating to the financial
condition of the Seaboard and the eff
feet of the new rate laws on its rev.
enue. 1t had been previously shown
that during the month Of July the
passenger receipts of the Seaboard in
North Carolina had decreased % per
cent. under the two and one-quarter
cent rate. while the increase in travel
amounted to only . per cent. BY the
first of October the passenger earnings
will be reduced in Virginia. when the
IA tie is cut from three to two cents
Road Makes No Money.
'"rhc Seaboard Air Line did not max g
any money last year., said man at
the conference, "and there is no indi-
cation that conditions are being I'M
proved now. In view tof the lower
tariff ana the losses in handling
freight, and from penalty laws, the
road is not in good shape, and the en-
ploycs who feel a tpcrsona interest
in the properly, are anxious to work
together more closely with a view
of helping. Some of us are afraid
that If the revenue is decreased to any
greater extent the company will not
be able to maintain the present wage
scale. The utmost harmony prevails
between officers and employees, for we
are standing in the same boat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
"The Dcvlrs Auction,

Manager Charles II. Yale says the
Devils Auction which comes to the
Academy tomorrow, is the best pay
ing piece OF theatrical property in
America, and gives the following rea-
sons to substantiate the claim:
First. 1t has been on the road con-
tinuously for twenty-five seasons.
Second. 1t has always pleased its
many thousands of patrons throughout
the country.
Third. 1t has always been kept up
to the times with novelties and limo
vations, making 1t each season a new
performance, simply retaining the old
name as a trade mark.
Fourth. 1t has never presented any
thing to offend, and caters TO the la
dies and children.
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ATHEISTS Full FIGURES.
Majority for Strobe in the County Over
400. Other Results.

[Specialto The Times. Dispatch.]
AMHERST, VA, August 27,-'rhe off
cial returns gave Senator strobe 3Ot
majority over his opponent in Amherst
county. Giving Nelson to Allen by 20.
Strodes majority in the district is 2Sl.
DR.. Fl. s. NIyers's majority over Dr.
.II. Don Scott is 800 John p. Beard de-.
.feated r. II. Drummond for sheriff
by 247. Rev. A. Fl. Moore was selected
supervisor of Courthouse District by q
majority OF /. In Eliot District f.. -.
Tyler was elected supervisor over G, F..
Shaner by majority of 81. In Pedlar
District Il. r. Parr defeated r. L: Hag-
genbothnm for supervisor by ma
jorlty Of sc. The county executive conf.
mttee met here to-day and canvasseu
the vote,
r. VI Richardson Is contesting the
nomination of Mr.. Moore for Supervisor
in this district
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MISSING MAN MAY
be DANIEL RyCKLEY.
Mrs, Timothy buckley, Of New
York, Writes for Information
OF Her Son.

Mrs. Timothy Buckley, OF Sandy
Hills. N &. las Written 70 Postmaster
Royal -, Cabell; asking him to, learn n I,
from the Chesapeake and Ohio yaduct
on March 25th and died, the following
day at the City Hospital was her son,
Daniel Buckley,
Mr.. ECahelliturned the matter over TO
thelpolice, and Clerk GeoreejE; Pollock
yesterday morning mailed a picture OF
Buckley, III also sent hera descrip-
ttion, which Is as follows; Unknown
white man found underneath Ghesa-
Twenty-ninth and Dock streets, Mon
day, March 25, 1907, 5:25 - NJ. Skull
fractured, Carried to City Home, where
he died Tuesday, March 26th De-
iption--Twen -iye to thirty years
'old; five feet ten inches in height;
weight, 1913 p0uiid.; IndiaBink mark,
heart pierced With dagger on LETT
wrist: aupperleft from toatl outs tn
badly disGplorsd."
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GOES WRONG YOUNG.
Thomas Richmond. Aged Fifteen,
ChnrEeh With DurElMry.

Thomas Richmond. n colored boy,
fifteen years of age. was arrested yes
terday morning by Policeman Atktn-
son on the charge of breaking into the
Smith No. 1900 East Grace Street, and
stealing therefron Il set Of dentists
tools valued at S75
Thomas at first denied the robbery.
but afterwards confessed, He has been
arrested three times lately on the
charge of petit larceny, but has been
released every time on account of his
youth
Charles Nicholson. who was assocl-
nted with Richmond in his crimes, was
sent on to the grand jury Monday
night. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
COMING STATE FAIR
PREMIUM LIST READY

The official premium list Of tho state
Fair has received its finishing touches
III 1l.e hands of the printer and is now
being distributed throughout the en-
tir@ state People WHO may be in a
hurry for copy Will receive PROMPT
attention upon application in person or
- mail ut No. SO East Main street
4 letter or a postal addressed TO tbe
Secretary of the state Fair at that ad :
dress Will bring forth PROMPT Re-
Spouse.
The entry books Will be closed on Tho
dates named below:
Department a, horses Saturday, SEN
TENDER 23d.
Department b, cattle. on Saturday,
Department G, sheep. on Saturday,
September 235
penartment p, swine, on Saturday,
September ed. = : :
Department r. poultry on SATURDAY,
September '23d
Department II. implements and ma
A. NJ -
L,epartmcat g, dairy on Monday,
September aoth.
4 Department II farm products, on
I MONDAY, september 10Th.
+ department |. Horticultural products.
1 on Monday September 30th,l
hepartmem j, flowers, on Monday.
! Scptemher goth.
1 Department, X. domestlcs, manlfar.
al@6tf%@s' Aft etet OF Monday, September
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|DISPENSARY IDEA
DEAD

Councilman Umlauf said yesterday
that he would not attempt to retain
what is known as the dispensary fea-
ture in the proposed liquor ordinance,
although he will still use all the influ-
ence he can command to have the mum.
her of saloons reduced to 100, exclu.
sivc Of hotels.
The Dabney solution has given Coun-
ell q plan on which it may work
measure seems to have met with gem
cral favor. Members of the Committee
on Ordinance Charter and Reform will
not agree to anything less. That Is,
they will not be in favor of a lower
license, and they will not stand for
any increase in tho number OF bars.
They will stand pat, and IL the Council
wants other changes the probability
is that the law Will remain the same.
With the possibility OF local option
election laterf on. In a word, they
want the Liquor traffic .curbed without
resort to drastic legislation.
VIII Increase the Revenue.
While the members are not consider
ing 1t from a revenue point of view.
the Dabney substitute for the subcoin-
mittee's report will increase it by sew
eral thousand dollars. The saloons
will be reduced in numbers from $50
to so, with an increase in license from
$3.50 to $500.
a further effort, however, will be
made to have the license fixed at
$1,000, and, as stated MI. Umlauf will
endeavor to have one hundred the
maximum saloon list In the event,
therefore, that these factions shall not
come together, the Indications are that
Council. Will agree to the halfway:
proposition
TO Prepare the Ordinance.
City Attorney Pollard Will prepare
an ordinances as suggested, and the
committee will take it up again, but
1t seems to be OF one mind just at
present. Whether the plan will drive
out the dives and objectionable re-
sorts will be determined by events OF
the future. although there will be a
provision which will force the Husr
ings Court to deny licenses to men
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of this city built nunnoryt on TIL,
site. known as tile Institute Of ST.
Francis de Sales. For a number of
years the institution prospered AT
was considered quite out of the city.
and, in fact.sjt was out of the inner
line sdefenses forEthc city. Tho nuns
pluckllS stuck to their home however.
and during the many skirmishes and
fights around Richmond the kindly SIS
ters cared for the wounded. The in
stltution gradually became a great hos
pital for the care OF the Confederate
sick and wounded. the sisters acting az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE,
g. 81 O. RAILWAY
EW TRAINS FROM THE NOUN

Effective Sunday, September list. the
Chesapeake and Ohio will put on a
train for the special accommodation
OF patrons returning from the noun,
daily except Sunday, leaving Hinton
600 A. NJ, Anderson 6;36 A. NJ. White
Sulphur 7:33 a. NJ, Allegheny 7,45 a,
Nj Clifton Forge $3.50 A.. NJ. Millborot
9:25 A NJ, Goshen 9:40 A, NJ, Staun-
ton 1O:5aSA. M. stopping at MI noun
tain resort stations to take on pa ssen
gers. arriving at Richmond $3.50 2, Nj,
carrying parlor car.
With this change trains leaving
Richmond at 1000 a. NJ, westbotind9
will he discontinued, Toledo sleeper to
be operated on train leaving Richmond;
Old Point. Morning train from the
West will arrive r. edmond $3.50 A. A..
Instead Of 1880 a. N, N.
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no PASS III OVER VETO.
subcommittee on Streets Wants burglar
Alnrn SOrdinunCc. II

Streets last night a report WAS adopted
recommending that tie general come
mittce instruct the Council to pass the.
alarm ORDINANCE over the veto
OF Mayor Mccarthy. Tho ordinances
gave local concern the right to use
thefslrcets for wireu, conduts, etc, bnt
was not approved, tie reasons Of the
Mayor being fully set forth at q re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
UNITARIAN PASTOR RETURNS.
kew. Mr. Robinson Spends s.,ccessful sum

Rev. Mr. Robinson Spends Successful Sum
mer at Harvard Divinity school.
Rev. John l.. Robinson, pastor of the First
Unitarian Church. returned yesterday from
Cambridge, Mass, where he had attended
tho summer session OF the Harvard Divinity
School. Mr.. Robinson is greatly pleased
with his trip, and says the session OF the
summer school was most successful.
Mr.. Robinson is actively planning the worI.
Of his congregation for the fall and win
ter. and viii take up the reGulnr services
of his church next. Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
.W|CKHAM is IN
A CLOSE FIGHT
Battle for Senator in the Hanover
District Comes Off To-
Morrow.
RAILROAD ISSUE IS UP
DR.. Gravatt Claims 10 BE a
Farmer and Not a Railroad
Attorney.
RAILROAD ISSUE IS UP

The contest for Senator from the
Thirty second District, which Is COM
posed of the counties OF Hanover, King
William and Caroline. is creating a
great deal of Interest
Senator Henry T. Wickhurn is stand
ing for denomination, and is being
vigorously opposed by DIR. Charles u.
Gravatt OF Caroline
Senator Wickharn has been in the
Legislature for nearly twenty years
but has never before found II necessary
to 30 out on the stump and ask his
friends to stand by him for re-election
The Senator Will make two speeches
today. One will be at King William
Courthouse and the other at Cohoke.
The contest Is a most strenuous one
and there are but few people in the
district who are in a position to appear
satisfied with to-mQrrow's outlook. The
W1ckham people are restless and are
talking about what might happen TO
defeat their leader, and the followers
Of DR.. GraYatt are not Overlooking
any bets"
VIII De n Close Fight.
It looks like a mighty close fight for
Senator in the Thirty-second District
For example. the Grayatt managers In
Caroline claim that they will have
500 majority. The Wickham lead ers
in Hanover are claiming only ESQ to 800.
and 1t Is pretty generally claimed and
conceded that King William Will be
about tic off.
So there Is where tho scnators11ip
rests. until the contest shall be de-
cided by the people of the three coun-
ties involved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
MAIL WAGON IN ACCIDENT
Alonzo Stnnnnrd. Driver, liz Thrown
4 the Ground md Faithfully Injured

United States mail wagon No. 81.
driven by Alonao Stannard, coiorcd. fell
into an excavation In front of the pos
office yesterday afternoon. ana the
negro was thrown to the ground, So
yerely injurlng his left shoulder
1t seems that the kingpin in the front
axle broke. precipitatng the body of
the wagon to the ground.
Stannard was taken to his home and
treated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
KICKED ny HORSE.
lIcnrico Man Suffers Severe Accident While
on His Way to the City.

Mr.. Charles Krouse, of Henrico county,
was severely Kicked by horse yesterday
morning while on his way. to Richmond.
Tho accident happened at the corner of VIII
iamsburg Avenue and Lester Street. Fulton.
Mr.. krouse was sitting on the front seat
OF a low spring wagon and at this point
tho horse reared up and began kicking FIN
ally getting his feet clear over the spatter
board and kicking the driver.
Mr.. Krouse was attended by DR.. Iiinch-
man, of the city ambulance force. and was
taken to the city hospital, where his leg
@a5 set and his wounds dressed, He Will
be cared for there until his wounds heal
sufficiently for his removalto his home near
the Osborne Turnpike. four miles below Eui-
ton.
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nurses
Around the building proper were
high brick walls which remained until
few years ago. During the war can
non projected from the ocrners of these
walls. the place having the appearance
of Il fortress rather than hospital or
convent. For a time after the war the
building was occupied by MI. Ilanni-
gan as g feed store, and later was
Hannigan sold to Mr. Holzgrefe, who
in turn recently disposed OF the prop
ertN to Mr.. y. T. Long. 1t Is not
known what disposition Will be made
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whose character is such that they
should not be permitted to sell liquor.
Moreover, there must be n Judicial
ruling on thegquestion rs to what con-
stitutes a residential section. and the
bars must be located IN the CONNER
cial districts. away from whore there
are(homes and no business establish