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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
ALERT AMELIA MAN
AVERTS TRAIN WRECK
Found Broken Rail and Stopped
Train Just in Time-Mend
Track Sunday.
,specIal - The limos -udspatch j

AMELIA G.. II. Va. January 22-On
Sunday. at . =. NJ. vhio Mr. Ollie s.
Allen was walking on the Southern Rail
road track. three miles south ~ Amelia.
he discovered a broken rall in the track.
His attention was directed TO IL By 4
short piece % the rail At the point where
two rails Join being out Of position. On
closer examination Mr.. Allen found the
piece. about s.x inches long. broken
loose. and that be could remove IL from
the track. which be did. Looking al his
watch. he realized that IL was nearly time
FOR the ~u0rthbound train from Charlotte.
y. o.. the southbound train having passed
over this track about an hour before.
MI Allen al once determined 90 wait
and stop this train. ~ possible. as there
was not time for him % reach either
Amelia or Jetersville before the north
bound train was due. In about thirty
minutes the train came laundering on az
~. speed. NJ. Allen waved his hand
kerchief. The engineer gave one shor:
loot y the whistle. but Mr.. Allen waved
again. and. STOPPING. picked UP tho short
piece of rail from tho track. The engi-
reer saw this movement. and recognizing
danger. brought the train 20 a stop. In
a fcw moments the engineer. fireman.
conductor and many passengers Were on
the spot. and realized what a narrow
escape they had made.
The piece OF ral was replaced. NI-
Al en- was greeted and thanked bv an. and
taken aboard the train. which passed
very slowly over the gap 90 the tracA.
and brought % Amelia Te.egaphic COM
muulcaton with the Richmond Office soon
brought orders FOR Captain W. r.. King.
tie s-ectionmaSter of this division, 20 90
% tie place o. tho accident. known as
Jordan's Cut and repair the damage.
not being able % collect the railroad
hands OH sunday evening. Captain King
GOT ID a crew ~ citizens. NJ. Allen
among them. Needing O. rail-. they took
ono from the switch track at this place.
aul ~0on the noEices were pumping the
haud-car along 20 the place 70 repair
TIE damage. Being unused 20 the work.
they bad 20 stop and rest. but after a
while reached the place and took ort
tie broken a1 and Inserted the rau taken
from the switch track.
Captain King had asked that al trains
DC stopped AZ the courthouse and AZ
J'tersyilie tl he reported safe. when
was done Coming back. he secured an.
OLD Tail and replaced the one taken
from tae switch track. Air. Allen SAYS
tho sils from which they took up the
broken rL and put down the other rail
we're very unsound. and the spikes could
not get a safe hold.
Mr. ". J. Towues. A resident here.
saws no knows the sii.s under .ho t-e~l-
beyond Jetersvfle are in very bad condi-
ton.
The recorlation o. deeds 81 tho Amelia
Clerks once S. remarkable. in 1906 there
were 7os deeds recorded. and up 10 the
18Th OF January. 1907. thirty-three deeds
had been recorded FOR the new year
There are twelve felony cases 70 10
tried at next court. and among them
three murder cases and one for hogso-
burning. Court convenes on THURSDAY.
January @4th. Judge Walter A. Watson
Will preside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
POWELL BROOKES NO
LONGER IN CUSTODY
Judge Atkinson Ordered His Re
lease When No True Bill
Was Found.

WINCHESTER. VA. January GA.
Powell Brookes. OF Alexandria. has been
discharged from the custody Of the Cor
poration Court OF Winchester. and tho
case against him, which has attracted SD
much attention. nears its close. Failure
Of the grand jury Yesterday 10 return
a true bill against him resulted in Judge
Atkinson's order Of his release from Gus
tody. The failure 81 Mrs. Alexander NJ.
Baker 20 appear against Brookes has re-
suited in the execution Of a writ against
Mrs. Baker TO- show cause why she shah
nor be fined 800 for contempt Of court
and the Commemorative Attorney will
also seek to have the costs OF the case
assessed against her. Monday. February
4th. is the date set for the return OF the
writ. and this case. with its sensational
developments. win continue to furnish
the gossips in high circles with a few
more morSels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
INSTITUTE ALWAYS
MOVING FORWARD
New Residence in Faculty Row
to Be ~Built-Hospital to Be
Better Equipped.

BLACkSBJRG, VA. January 22-Tha
board OF visitors at their meeting hers
last Thursday took action on several mai
ters that are OF interest 10 tho friends
OF the school as well as the people OF the
State II was decided on recommendation
Of tho president. Dr. McBryde. 70 tear
down the brick building recently used as
an agricultural hail. better known To for
mer students as the home OF Professor
Campbell. rebuilding same as a residence
Tor some member Of the faculty. its 10
cation TO be on the south end OF the
present Faculty ROW and 70 remove
the building now useA as "a veterinary
hospital TO a point near the new Agricul-
tlral Han. The new structure will still
be used as a veterinary hospital. but Will
be much larger and more modern in
its equipment
The first number OF the Y. p. J. Agri-
cultural Journal, published by the Agri-
cultural Club OF the institute. has made
Its appearance and IS 4 most creditable
publication. The Journal Is issued b.
monthly by the students of the asrcul-
tural department. and the contributors
Will be IN most part from these men. Tie
first number contains ~well-wrtten arti-
cles on the different phases OF farm
life. thu writer's giving their views as
obtained in practical class work. with
2 IIiDltt 10 ItiF former professor or akfl-
culture, Professor i. o. Nourse. written
BY one OF his former pupils. Dr. Meade
Ferguson.
The magazine consists Of some twenty
five pages OF reading matter. the last
three devoted 70 alumni notes u former
member OF the class.
Professor and Mrs. A. NJ. souie were
hosts at an Informal reception on rio
evening. the guests being a number o;
the students in Professor Souie's depart
mert and young ladies' Of the town and
campus. IN q novel guessing contest
Miss Edna Bannister and Mr.. A. =.
Winston We're given prizes for skill in
naming certain popular commodities from
the advertisements submitted for their
inspection. Refreshments Of ice cream.
cake and fruit were served during tho
evening. Besides the young men from
the institute. tina guests included Misses
Margaret Spencer. Dnwiddie. Reese.
Ida Fain. Baunister and Margaret Pain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
FARMERS GATHER
IN WILLIAMSBURG
Institute OF Two Days Duration
Begins in the Ancient
Capital To-Day.
SOME WELL-KN0WN SPEAKERS
Farmers From the Neighboring
Counties VIII Hear States
Test Experts.
lspe. .. % Tho r-ma-n -n....


WILLIAMSBURG. Va. January ga
Farmers Institute tomorrow and Thurs
day. Everything has been done 20 make
the meeting a success. a splendid pro-
gram. not too long 10 make f. ti@resone.
and varied enough 90 make It most in-
terestng and profitable. not only U farm
er7. but 20 business men as well. has
been arranged. meetings OF tie
farmers here are nearly always Well at
tended by James city aud York county
farmers. and the amount OF good derived
from them cannot be overestimated
Some OF the best agriculturisrs in tho
State Will he on hand both DAYS 20 adj
dress the people. Tomorrow morning
Professor A. VI. Soule. dean and diree-
tor OF the Blarksburg Experiment Station.
viii lecture on "Son Improvement from
10 o'clock to 1880. lie will be followed
by Mr.. William Mley. OF Henrco county.
with an address on "Dairytug.
In the afternoon Professor Ioro "
Richie, Of William and Mary College.
viii lecture from 1.20 20 2.9o. on Insect
Pests and Life History" Professor
Frank r Emery viii then discuss az
some length agricultural matters in gen
eral. The engineer IN charge OF the James
town Road VIII close The exercises OF the
day with a talk OF good road building
Thursday. beginning at 10 O'Clock.
tho morning VIII be consumed by Profess
sor r. !. Davidson IN an address on
"Bconomic Use Of FERTILIZERS" Mr. J..
J. 4aman Bacock viii lecture IN the ar
ternoon from 19O TO Q o'clock on Truck
ing and Market Gardening" Professor
A.. NJ. SOule will then close the meeting
with an address on Forage Crops for
Eastern Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Morrisville Moving Ahead.

SPECIAL go Tie Times lspatchD
MORRISNILLE. VA. January o.
NIessrs. =. A. Mayor. % Scranton. Pa.
and T. = Jones. OF this place. have
formed "a partnership 20 build & kiln and
reopen the old lime quarrfes near Mt.
Holly. A contract las been drawn I'D
and signed by the owners Of the land.
Nessrs. Shakespeare Holmes and Luther
ClaXton. who will receive a royalty on
an lime sold As thera Is a steadily in
creasing demand FOR lime for agricultural
purposes IN this section. and the lime
stone is easy 10 quarry out. with an
abundance Of pin wood close at hand. tho
new industry ought TO flourish.
Mr.. $. H. Edwards proposes 10 cree, a
large pavilion FOR the benefit OF board
ers near the six mineral springs recently
discovered on his property. One Of the
springs is being used by sufferers from
neuralgia with especially beneficial re
suits.
With n hustler like sam" Edwards 10
exploit their merits. Berry Fiji may soon
expect a formidable rival ia the Morris
Vile mineral springs. The water from
one spring tastes exactly like the Berry
Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
FLAMES DESTROY
MECELENBURG STABLES
All Horses, Dogs and Vehicles
Are Saved-Building Fully
Insured.
lspec.ai u The Times -DsspaIch- ,

MECKLENBURG HOTEL CHASE
CITY. VA. January 22.-The livery AMI
sales stables here were totally destroyed
by fire this evening at s O'Clock. While
there was a considerable loss OF feed.
harness ana small things. al the horses.
dogs and vehicles were saved by the
prompt and intelligent aid q the Chase
city citizens and the M~ecklenburR employ
es. The fire originated in the loft of the
barn, cause unknown. The insurance will
probably cover the loss. The buildings
burnt very rapidly. the whole fire lasting
less than an hour. There was absolutely
no excitement and no accident Of any
kind attendant upon the fire. The build
ing VIII BE- replaced immediatelv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
DISMISS
Technical Defect Causing Delay
in Suit.
Cspecisi . The Times-D ispa.c

-N' DNNAHNaH|
HANOVER q. H.. Va. January o.
The regular term Of Hanover County
Circuit Court commenced yesterday. Judge
O F. Mason presidinE.
q condemnation proceedings instituted
by the Ashland Gas anC Sewer Companv
against Whightmau. and the same
against Quarles We're dismissed. The
dismissal was owing 20 a echnlca defe,f
in the proceedings. NJ. Hil Carter repre-
scented Whightman and Quarles. and Nir.
Isaac Digs represented the Sewer Com
pany. This case. Sc Is understood. viii
probably come up again at no distant
date.
Jack Winston. colored. under bond az
So. on appeal from Magistrates Court
10 the January term. failed TO appear.
and a capias was ISSUED for his arrest
IN the event that be failed 70 renew lis
bond for the March term OF court. The
rest OF the day was taken up principally
in entering chancery DEGREES. Court adj
jOurned in the afternoon. Judge Mason
returned 10 his home. Fredericksburg.
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
RE-ELECT OFFICERS
Of EXPOSITION
Board of Directors of jamestown
Company Put Same Men
at the Helm.

NORFOLK, VA. January 22.-At IL
meeting this evening Of the board OF di-
rectors OF the jamestown Exposition
Company all of the present officers were
reelected. as follows: Harry st Geor,e
Tucker. president. Alvah II. Martin. OF
Norfolk. first vice-prcsident. :. Gordon
Cumming. Of Hampton. second vice-pres-
ident, W. r. Barrett. OF Newport News.
third vice-prcsident. Joseph Bryan. OF
Richmond. fourth Vice-president. g.. :.
Sherwood. Of Portsmouth. fifth vice-pres-
idcnt, r.. s. Garrett. or Norfolk. sixth
vice-president. 6. =. Shepherd. secretary:
Nathaniel Beaman. treasurer: Parton
Myers. auditor. DIT. r. L. Payne. medical
director. These officers will serve for
one year. or until after the exposition
gates shall have been closed. No other
business was transacted 10y the direc-
tors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
EIGHT CITIES OF GEORGIA
WILL FURNISH BULLOCK HALL

NORFOLK. VA. January 22-The eight
leading cities OF Georgia VIII each fur
ni-h a room IN Bulloch HAL. "A repro
duCti0u OF the home OF President Roose e.
Velts mother. which Will be the Georgia
State building al the jamestown Expo
siuon. Atlanta is expected 20 make AN
appropriation OF something like 5000 To
equip her room in Bulloch Han. and each
or the other cities to participate will ex-
pend from $500 TO $500 IN equipping
their rooms. These other cities will be
Savannah. Augusta. Columbus. Macon
Nald0sta. Albany and Cordele
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Cutting New Channel.

The new channel for the diversion or
tho ApponattoN River has been cut for
over a mile, and work is 81 present being
rapidly pushed on the masonry for the
bridge in ~POcahontas. where the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad crosses the big ditch
The southern abutment and southern
pier FOR the bridge are nearing compile
ton. About $4,000 % the 5000. 900 ap-
preparation has been expended.
At the weekly drill OF the Petersburg
Grays in the armory last night. william
T. thinner. Jr. accepted the Cfnce %
second Lieutenant in an appropriate
speech. thanking the company for the
honor conferred upon him. This com
panr which was r-eorganized comparative
~ recently. bears a historic name OF
honor 70 the Cockade city. has a fine
star 81 experienced officers. e~uforces a
high standard for its recruits, and Is
expected 20 attain high rank among tho
best mlitsry organizations Of the state.
j. IL commanded by Captain Benjamin
Harrison. a graduate u the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute The first l%ieuten-
ant Freeman ". Jones. was an officer IN
tho A =. IIl Rifles. OF his city. which
went % the Spanish-Amercan War. Lieut.
tenant thinner Is a graduate % the Viz
GINA Military Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
For Wives and Mothers
save the Loved Ones From Drink
Evil-Orrine Guaranteed Il Cure
Can he Given Secretly.

~ Your husband o. son mas fallen q victim
To- the drink habit. stop pleading. sroidne
and CRYING Use orrire. which is recon-
mcnded hy thousands
This successful remedy can be giNcn SO
cretly IL desired. or the patient can take de-
or his own free viii. To absolutely DESTROYS
the desire fr strong drink. and builds up th.
run down system, strengthens the weakened
nerves and soon restores the patient % his
normal condition. Write for free pamuhief
on cure OF alcoholism to Drrine CO.. Wash
ington. u o. Sent in plain sealed envelope
The price OF Orrine IL 81 a box. Orrine ls
sold by Polk Miller DRUG r0mran.. Polk
EulE-CMlorey ComIAuy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
MIDSHIPMAN HAYNE
DEAD ON THE CHARLESTON

WASHINGTON. January oo-Thc Navy
Department was advised to-day of tho
death on Sunday, January 20tl. ON board
the United states ship Charleston. at MAJ
dalcna Bay, cal. OF Nudshipman Isaac
w. liayue. Midshipman flayne was ap-
pointed TO the Naval Academy from tho
Fourth South Carolina District on June
s.. 1901. and was detached from the acad-
cmy ON January go. 1ao5. and assienod
TO the kearsargc. He later served ou the
Lancaster and the Franklin. and from
the latter ship was assigned 10 tho
Charleston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
FIRST HURDLE RACE.
Herbert Harrison Wins. With
Courtney Jones Close Second.

PETERSBURG. VA, January "a big
crowd saw the first hurdle race on skates
ever attempted here az the Washington
street Rink tonight. Herbert Harrison
won. with Courtney Jones a close second.
spain and Gillian were the other con-
testants. Falls We're frequent. but no
injuries resulted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
MURDER FOR 7 N
Quarrel Arises Over Crap Game,
With Trifling Amount at Stake.

IN0H07aI - Inc V8pafon0
NORFOLK. VA. January BUCK
Robinson. colored. was killed by Jean
Peachtree. also coiorei. ia a dispute over
seven cents in a crap game In Dennis
Brooks's saloon. Portsmouth. about /
o'clock this morning. Robinson. il was
testified At the inquest. advanced on
Peachtree with a knife. Peachtree pull
81 a revolver and fired twice. one OF the
bullets striking Robinson under thu right
eye. penetrating the brain, and causing
instant death.
Peachtree took flight after the shoot
ing and has not been captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
ACQUIT PHYSICIANS.
Drs. Pearson and Delaney Sue
cessfully Defend Suit.

BRlSIOL, VA. January PA Trial
in which sensational evidence was ad-
duced was concluded here to-day. when
a jury acquitted NJ. NJ. Pearson and
James A. Delaney, prominent members Of
the Bristol Medical Society. OF a charge
OF malpractice.
The action was brought by !. NJ. Bev-
ms and wife. OF Johnson City. Tenn. who
sought damages In the sum Of SO. 600.
alleging i~rreparable injury to Mrs. Bey-
mss health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Emory and Henry Attendance

IspeolaI % The TImos-D lspalchI
ELORN. VA, January 22-The at
tendance or tudents at Emory and
Henry College has now reached 1871.
The total registration for the preceding
year G905-I906) was 149. For the last
seven years the increase was gradual.
but this year IL is unparalleled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Succeeds Father as Clerk.

I0Df|IaI 70 INN IUl'N-UIspHICUO
WARSAW. VA. January 22-Judge T.
=. 3. Wright has appointed W. l.. Hutt
clerk Of court Of Wcstmoreland county.
90 succeed his father, the late colonel
J. W. Iutt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
OZOMULSION GUARANTEED
Under the Food and Drugs Act
June SOth, 10O0,-Serial No. $50
How Is Baby TO-DAY

Better. thank you. In fact. quite well.
Fat, round and fun OF life and mischief.
P1nk and white hesh- dotted with dim
plies. NO cough, no indigestion.
All on account OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
gIMdE81

The Cod Liver OIL Emulsion Par Excellence %
Administered by a mother whose love
was tempered with common sense.
She knows that O~ZOMCLSION is A
fountain OF energy for grown-ups too.
II stops waste or flesh. J. makes plenty
81 rich blood. For pale, feeble folk II g
the chief n~ourisher 1T lies feast. Il
cures Consumption when taken In time.
All druggists sell r..
There are two sizes-s-oz and 1904 Bot
ties. the Formula e printed IN e languages
on each.
Ozomulsion Laboratories.
9s Pine St. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
BOY DRINKS POISON;
DIES IN GREAT AGONS

BRISTOL, VA. January @-Howard
fhildress. a seven-year-old coiored boy.
died In agony hcre this afternoon as the
result OF drinking poison from a bottle
which he found on High Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
BANK PETITIONS
FOR INJUNCTION
Prays Judge Waddill to Stop
Proceedings OF Parker &
Thomas, Architects.
ARE ANXIOUS FOR BIG CITY
nhe Two Hundred Thousand
League Revives the Consolida-
ton Movement Again.

NORFOLK, VA, January 22..Judse
Naddin. I'm the United states District
Court. to-day heard argument on a mo-
tion for an Injunction stopping proceed
ings In tho common law case OF Parker 4
Thomas architects. OF Baltimore. against
the National Bank Of Commerce. OF Nor
1oik. Tie architects seek 20 recover the
sum az S.eo for professional service
alleged 20 be due ia connection with the
construction OF the bank building. The
bank claims that tho architects are re-
Sponsi0ie for DAMAGES IN a certain suit
which IL has Instituted against Stewart
d Co. contractors for the construction 0f
tie building. who worked under inc direc-
Jon Of tho architects. IL ls also stated
by tho bank hat its differences with the
contractors are now in the process OF
adjustment by arbitration. and that their
just relations with Parker & Thomas
cannot be established until me matter
with The contractors has been adjusted
Therefore. they ask the Injunction. The
case ~ Parker o. Thomas against the
bank was docketed for trial to-day.
Tn agreement OF Lie bank 10 confess
Judgment for the amount involved. pend
ing future orders % the court the injuuc-
lion was granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Stewart-McC cam.

Mss Eta Mccain and Mt. g. IT.
Stewart We're married his evening az
tine brides residence. IN Blandford. Rev.
!. Sidney Peters. pastor Of High Street
Methodist Church. performing the Ger
emony. Miss Ola Mccain and Miss 8Ia
bel McLemCre were bridesmaids. The
groomsmen were Mr.. James 3 Stewart
and Nj. James Jordan. Little Miss Car
oline Underwood wa flower girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Lumbermen Meet.

rNA|" AEaAN~
Der Association VIII hold thei- annual
ees@ion here tomorrow morning az 10
O'Clock 81 the governors room az tie
Nlrginla club L is probable that the
meeting VIII take Up the entire dav and
n portion % the night.
A. The same time there IS "a great deal
o. business connected with the assoca-
zion to be transacted. Not ONLY must -re
oticers Tor the ensuing vear be elected
llt the multifaHous affairs connected with
lumber. export charges. railroad rates
etc. will bc discussed.
thursday. when the business session
las been completed. the visiting meuhe-s
VIII be given an oyster roast At Cane
IienFy' commencing at noon. They Will
make their headquarters ~ tie Hotel
tonight.
ia all. about twenty-five members are
expected 90 attend There are nor mo.-
than hfty Ga the entire association Ia,
iaeir hands. however. lies the manage
went 81 one % the most fmportan- g.
oustres q the United States.
The miGwinter shipments or tr,oi- from,
MS tTucklng section. are heavier trfe
season than usual. Evcry outgoing steam
snip has a hold we'll filed with the winrer
crops OF tAe farmers who feed New York
baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston vim
'sreenstuT" Of one kind or the other ~
Year round.
Nearly s.pD barrels ~ kale and spinach
> day are being shipped by the Western
branch t~rucsxers- This IS not a very
unusual quantity. The farmers have
learned To distribute the harvest OF this
crop over the winter months. so that IL
all reaches tAe market IN prime coudi-
tion. and the supply Is rarely in excess
az the demand This. OF course. makes
Tor tie best prices obtainable.
Telegraphic reports from Baltimore this
morning show that OF yesterdays ship
ments 10 that market. spinach is sell
1nE at from 81 10 SO a barrel. and that
hale is bringing from 20 20 s. cents "a
barrel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Consolidation Again.

Tho discussion Of the proposition o.
consolidate Norfolk and Portsmouth has
come 10 the front afresh. and those in-
terested in the movement on this side
80 the river. principally member a. tho
100000 League. are pushing o. with vigor.
COusoidationists % Portsmouth and sub.
urbs are consulting with them. 40 little
IS heard about IL. for tie 1000 Ieaguers
are active citizens.
The league has decided 10 appoint n
committee OF ten 70 present the ma-ter
before the ariou legislative bodies and
business orzanlzauonr and individuals Of
the two cities. This VIII De a kind OF
steering committee. u viii eudcavor also
10 Influence others 20 help push the
movement along
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
BUYS Wharf.

The wharf property on the Eastern
Branch % the Elizabeth River. long oo-
cuDied by tho Cyce Steamship Companr.
under a lease. has been purchased Dr.
the steamship company from tile Gfrar5
Trust COMPANY. OF Philadelphia. trustee
a. the estate o. the late BENJAMIN Frank
lin clyde. the price being $500. 600. The
'fyde steamship Company has sold q.
portion OF 81 TO George ". Du.al and
James a Rldgewell for $50. 900. BENJAMIN
J. clyde WIS tho sole owner of the
property.