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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22

not he Is held here in jail. Carter
seems to have become involved in
pccuniary complications In the West,
and Is wanted in moro cities than Man
chester. The Bankers Association here
are after tho fugitive.
Rev. DR.. p. v. Badly. recently pastor
OF cambridge Street Baptist Church.
left yesterday for Huntsville. S. c.,
where he has accepted call from the
First Church. Rev. Mr.. Howell, OF
North Carolina, who has been called to
Clopton Street Baptist Church, will
arrive here next week and open q series
OF special services. Mr.. Howell has
rot as yet accepted the call.
The board OF deacons at cambridge
Street Church announce that their pull
pit will be supplied every Sunday until
they procure q successor to DR.. Badly.
Mr.. J. L, Tibbs. formerly OF this city,
Is visiting Manchester, accompanied by
his wife. after an absence OF eighteen
years. Mr.. Tibbs is now living at Dali
las. Texas, and is returning home from
Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Campbell, 1901
cambridge Street. have returned from
the Jamestown Exposition.
Miss Dorothy Leonard OF Chester
field, is the guest OF Mrs. Hall at
14l4 Perry Street.
Miss Clara Holder, of the swansboro
post office, has just returned from the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. George A. Carr has returned
home after three weeks visit to his
daughter in Springfield. Mass.
Sam Harris, q negro, recently com
mitted to the almshouse. escaped
Thursday. but was later captured and
returned to the institution that night
Miss Esther Strader Is Ill at hel
home on McDonough Street.
Mrs 2. G. Thacker, Of Danville, Il
tho guest OF Mrs. w. c. Gillian.
The adjunct to the Manchester kin.
dergarten, which Will begin work In
the coming session, will be In charge
OF Miss Annie II. Sutton. a graduate
from the Richmond Training School.
There will be meeting OF the
Street Committee tonight. Routine
business will be discussed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
OPEN|NG CONCERT
is GREAT SUCCESS
Continued from First Page.)

land, Miss Frances West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Call, Mr.. Ernest Cosby, Mr..
Herbert Phillips and Mr.. Phil. Powers.
Ihere were many others, OF course,
although largo proportion Of the
trained voices were in the chorus. The
audience was in no sense bolsterolls,
but was very cordial in its applause,
and gave a "rebel yell' when the band
played Dixie,
It was tho general verdict that the
concert was q complete SUCCESS from
every point Of view. and though some
OF tho members Of the "Wednesday Club
seemed to think that It was, perhaps. a
dangerous precedent" to give such a
concert at nominal prices, others
thought that 1t was the beginning OF
a new era for music In Richmond. and
the latter arc probably right "Why
not Ng chorus. in big hail. with a
big audence?" That Is tho question
that many arc asking in all serious
ness, and the Wednesday Club may be
forced to consider it, The Wednesday
Club Is school OF music and the
more pupils 1t assemblies from year to
year. the greater its educational work
Tho people have demonstrated tho fact
that they will gladly attend.
| Much Enthusinsm
Last nights concert was an impress
sive object lesson There were no ire
nowned vocal solOists from abroad" on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
COUNTY INTERESTS
TO Be PROTECTED
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Con
suits Railway Officials About
Damage TO Turnpike.
THINGS . DOING IN sH len i
Dates FIXED Tor Examination Of
Tcacl1ers-Cases Before
Magistrates.
THINGS DOING IN 5HENRIco
], Ucndo,burg, commonwealti,'s

Mr. L. O. wcndonburs Commonwealth $
attorney Of Ionrco county, held an lmror-
tnnt conference yesterday with Mr.. Henry
w. Anderson. attorney for the Richmond
and chesnpeake Railway COMPANY, With a
view to having remcdiod such inconyoncnces
us may have resulted to, citizens from the
building OF the road $50
!, II Is alleged that, The company in its work
of construction has left the Brook Turnpike
in bad condition in several places. and It Is
mado tho duty. OF tho commemorative at
torney to see that the rights Of tho citizens
arc protected in such cnses. Although tho
turnpike is owned BY q private corporation
tho public has tho right of proper easement
Mr. Wendenburg wished to. know II the
railway corn pany purposed to restore the
road to Its former condition. and II not. he
would Institute QUO wnrranto proceedings to
have tho charter forfeited. The noxt move
would DO to lay the matter before the grand
Jury for the purpose Of furnishing the parties
responsible for tho damage I'D
Mr.. Anderson asked thirty days In which
to ascertain what plans his road would have
to offer. and Mr.. WendenburE cheerfully ac-
copied this suggestion. which he said he
thought was a fair one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22

Mayor Mccarthy yesterday received
by mail q copy of the menu card and
toast s.. list Of tho National Credit Men 8
last week. Although the Mayor sent
his regrets that he was unable to at
tend, he was put down on the card In
n fac-simile OF his own handwriting as
responding to toast to Richmond. as
cities. Tho words Of the toast to Rich
1nond theoretically attributable to tho
Mayor, while not written by him are
highly complimentary to the city.
Mr.. H. Nolte. OF the Second Market.
were stolen Thursday from in front Of
No. ALB West Main Street. A bystander
reported that no saw two white boys
been reported to the police. with de-
scription OF the horse and buggy. The
horse Is a small black animal OF good
appearance, hitched to u neat top
buggy.
:. The Luther League Of the First Eng
cursion to- Dutch Gap and return on
Tuesday night.
's,d full H. NOON fpa Is promised besides
ment for all who will be con deck"
steamer Pocahon>>s, which leaves the
wharf at 8 o'clock.
Assistant Attorney General Robert
Catlett was taken suddenly sick yester-
day, and is confined to his room at No.
715 East Franklin Street. Colonel Cat
lett Is not dangerously III, and will
probably be out in a few days.
Tho quarterly meeting Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association will be
held at noon on Monday in the lecture
room OF the Second Presbyterian
Church..
Mr. Charles lorraine. general bag
gage agent of the Chesapeake and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Holiness Revival.

An allday holiness revival VIII 80 on Sun
day in the West End Rescue Mission, No.
500 West Cary Street Services will he as
follows: u A. M Sunday school lesson
taught; II a. NJ. praise and testimony meet
Ing Bible reading; sermon. subject "Faith'':
$3.50 r NJ. holiness unto the Lord--sub ject
1.-THE Baptism with Holy Ghost and Fro"
Matt iii-ll; s F. NJ, holiness revival--sut-
1ect, Entire Sanctifca,ion." These mission
services are attended by those Of almost all
denominations. All arc welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
MULE OVER ENlDANKMENT.
LonE-Eared Beast, Cart and All Took
rumble mt Fourth Street Dump

Tumble Mt Fourth Street Dump.
That 1t is hard to XIII q mule Is a
fact SO commonly known that few per-
sons can recall having ever seen, a
dead one Occasionally one has died
at the city stables of 10 ckjaw, but IN
stances Of the death Of mules from
natural causes are rare On THURSDAY
one OF the beasts despised by high
priced quadrupeds, attached to cart
loaded with earth, rolled down steep
cmbankment at the dump at the head
Of Fourth Street. mule. cart and con-
tents tumbling headlong The negro
boy driving, escaped the catastrophe.
and expected to see his animal lying
mangled at the bottom. Much to his
delight, however the. anima! appeared
little the worse for the tumble.
AS mules are selling at S3OO per head.
the loss Of one would be no small
financial injury to a contractor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL \ POINTS
City Has Transferred to Sea-
board Portion Of Site Of
Stables,
MANY HEAVY CAR CONTRACTS
Chesapeake and Ohio Will Have
Much Money for Improvements
About Richmond.
MANY HEAVY CAR CONTRACTS.

. The Council recently granted to the
seaboard Air Line Railway certain
trackage space and other valuable
privileges. which would enable tho
company to run tracks to the site OF
the prospective now freight depot OF
the road. Just south OF Broad Street.
In consideration OF the granting Of
these privileges the Seaboard gave
the city certain easements along the
course Of Shockoe Creek, which will
enable the city to make long contem-
plated improvements in the valley. ex-
tending from Broad Street to the Rich
mond branch OF the American Loco
motive Company and beyond. Among
the considerations granted to the road
We're a parcel of land just east of the
city stables, north OF Broad Street,
and the right to tunnel under Broad
Street.
It now develops that the city has
a portion OF the site OF the stables Of
the Street Cleaning Department. which
are located to the east Of the Street
Departments stables. This means that
the city must secure site elsewhere ,
for these stables. and that 1t is going
to be difficult to secure site as cen
trally located as that just transferred.
The Seaboard Air Line will run
tracks under Broad Street to the new
depot. which will occupy che site OF
the Richmond Iron Works property.
The railroad will abandon the dam
Tgerous grade crossing on Broad Street.
Now that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company has perfected It's
plan for raising all the money 1t needs,
1t Is understood that something be-
tween sb0O0,00o and slO000.ooO will
be devoted to general improvements
along the line. That a considerable
amount will be expended in and around
Richmond, and great deal between
fact.
Heavy car contracts are reported let
by the prominent railroad companies,
to guard against shortage Of equipment
| III handling this years business Tho
Gould lines have. 1t is said. placed
orders for 100 freight cars The Hnr-
rman lines are having built 5000
refrigerator cars. Tho ST. Louis and
5000 freight cars. The Santa re sys-
tenn. It is said. will add 1000 cars to
| Its rolling stock. The Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway has ordered 5000
freight cars. Tho Mobile and Ohio
Railroad will add 1,7b0 cars on It's lines.
and tho Rock Island viii purchase 5000
cars. .5
The Society for the Testing of Ma
terials commenced at Atlantic City yes
terday a meeting to last several days.
The steel rail question was taken up,
and will be discussed in all of its
phases before the meeting finally nd
journs. It remains to be seen If the
society can solve the problem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Little Trading Done In Richmond Yesterday.
Ig Market IL Dull.

Little trading was done in stocks and
bonds In Richmond yesterday. The traders
thoy have not liked It for some time. There
was little or no change In the ticking yes
to-day. but II told the same OLD story which
dull business and stocks In a listless condi-
tlon In the afternoon there was little
squirt, and some OF the leading stocks hard
hardly more than fractional In any case
Tho continued shipment OF gold to Europe
has a more or less depressing effect. Not
less than So. 600, 900 Will so out on tho fast
steamers to-day. London seems to be anxi-
Gus for gold. and is Offering to pay inter
est from the time It leaves New York. Yet
thore arc many men on the stock market
who look for better prloes at very early
date, gM @ a4.IsaU MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Forged Lunch Cards.

With three charges OF forgery again
him, Fred Brown tcoiored) was arrested
County jail to await his trial before Squire
Thomas this morning. Brown Is charged
with having forged the name Of ". A. Pleas
them on W. NJ. Cease. proprietor Of the
lunch room at the American Locomotive
Works. Tho men who take their meals at
ing that they have money due them as
wages, and tho cost Of the lunches Is de-
Quoted from the weeks pay. Brown. It Is
of three m 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Buys Powhatan Home.

h ". j. Parrish, of the Fulton Brick Com
pany has bought tho famous Powhatan
homo, which Is just below the Cedar Works,
the price being $4,000. The property was
ton says that 1t was tho scene Of the res
cue OF Captain John Smith BY the Iidian
maid when that knlghly hero about to
be clubbed death by order OF Powhatan.l
The land contains a fine quality Of brick
clay. which Will be used by the Fulton Brick
Conpnny $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Hooker Now Out.

Oscar Hooker. one OF the men arrested on
tho charge Of removing unstarnped liquor
at II hospital and could not appear ut tha
preliminary hearing last Saturday, has been
discharged by his physician lie VIII prob
ably bo before Commissioners Brady IN a
few dnys, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Discharge Dry 0oods Men.

Aaron Goldwater and Jacob Horwitz- ap-
pearod In tho Police Court yesterday morn
ing on tho charge OF having sold dry goods
without q license. The mon were arrested
by Police Officer Werner. who saw them OK
hibting dress to a woman on Mayo Street.
but who could not swear that they sold any
OF their goods. The case was dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Midnight Mission.

Rescue gospel services viii be held IN the
Midnight Rescue Mission. No 1884 East
Franklin street Tonight at $50 o'clock and
VIII continue until midnight All are well
come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22

DAILY Mimms and William Fry. both ca
ored. were arrested yesterday afternoon on
the charge OF y f,duoting a policy joint IN
Pink Alley Officers Atkinson and Wiley,
who made the arrest. connscated number
OF sheets and other policy papers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
CHARGE FOUR YEARS OLD.
Edward Harris Accused of Having Stole
Thirty D0llars.

Edward Harris (colored) was charged In
the Police Court yesterday morning with
wholesale merchants on Cary Street The
alleged theft occurred four years ago. when
Harris WAS employed by the firm, The case
was postponed 10 next Tuesday on account
of tho lack OF evidence against the man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Fined and Jailed.

Elija Daane {colored) appeared yesterday
morning before Squire George W. Thomas
on the charge OF cursing and abusing Mr..
Holmes Fussell OF Henrico county. The
negro was fined SO and put undor $500 se-
curity for six months, In default OF which he
was sent to jail. 9=a lF t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
ARRESTED S.i IN
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE.

SAN SALVADOR, June 2l.-George and
Edward Moissant, American citlzens. who,
It is alleged, with a number OF salvadoreans.
sonsonate last April as a part OF the revolu-
tonary movement, have been Imprisoned.
and are now being tried for that onense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
1IenricO Jurylnen.

The following jurymen have boon appoint
Circuit Court. which will begin on July 1st:
John II. Chaplin. j. NJ. Carter. Fl. A. Muella,
W. E. Guy, w. L. RaGland, E.. 2. Corprew,
". Britain. walter Cronshaw. washington
Bottoms, +. B. Traylor F. H. Mott, J. W.
Penck, E, E. Broaddus, J. r. Duckhardt.
". s. Blackburn, W, R. Fensom and G. D.
Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
~ y Z - -
Holy Trinity Choir.

The usual weekly practice OF Holy
Trinity Church choir will not be held
tonight, SO that the members may
have an opportunity to participate In
the concert at the Auditorium.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Howitzers Called 10 Meet.

The Richmond Howitzars have been called
10 meet at 8 O'Clock Tonight In tho armory
to attend tho musical concert in the city
as the guests OF the Wednesday
Club The Howitzors will attend in full
dross uniform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
s.
Asks For Mercy.

Emma Trayscr, IN old colorcd wo-
man, who lives on South Second Street.
and who claims to have been slave
of the late General Wale Hampton, of
South Carolina. called on Governor
Swanson yesterday and pleaded with
him for the release Of her son, John
Frayser, who is serving q term in
the pcnitentiary for felonious assault.
The Governor will look carefully into
the case.
Governor Swanson has received q
telegram from Governor Ciillet, Of Cali
fornia, stating that W. FL. Ward, who
is wanted in Rockingham county Cor
criminal assault, has been arrested in
Los Angeles. He will be brought back
to Virginia for trial.
DR.. Israel Brown, Of Norfolk, has
been comni ssioned first lieutenant ana
assistant surgeon Of the Second Bat
TALON of the Seventy-first Regiment.
Insurance Commissioner Joseph But
ton is in Philadelphia, looking into
the affairs of the Fraternal Mystic
Circle, which recently took over the
American Guild and Modern Puritans.
Colonel Button desires to be in posi-
ton to tell the policy holders In the
two concerns what Is the standing of
the purchasing order. He will return
here In few days.
Hcnrd Among tf1cinls.
Secretary r, G. Stearnes. of the State
Board OF Education, left yesterday AZ
ternoon for Charlottesville, where he
will take part in the High School con-
ference now in session there
Hon. r. B. Davis, of Petersburg, left
at the same time on like mission
| Second Auditor John G. Dew and his
entire clerical force are busy making
IS. 1o1 int n
State bonds, which Will be due on
July 1st The interest to be thus paid
out by the State will amount to about
$4,000, and much of 1t goes to holu-
ers of bonds in this city. 1t Is the
purpose OF Judge Dew to have these
checks reach those entitled to them
promptly on July 1st.
| Messrs. P. II. Sweet. treasurer OF
New Kent. and w. 2. Shelton. treas
urer Of Hanover, were at the Library
yesterday transacting official business
with the First Auditor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
LOST, but FOUND.


NIurgnrct Purcell KOnmS VHc otFctI III
Tears, 5.r
Margaret Purcell, between five and seven
years OF age. lost herself early last night
while playing on tho street with some other
children. She was found in tears by Officer
johnson In front OF the Dixie Theatre It
.was some time before she could toll the
policeman where hc.livod. but he finally
learned that the number OF her house was
No sos North Eleventh Street, and took her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
to think OF what he shall say If he

Perhaps this latter feature does not
greatly disturbed him, however, as Il
has made great many speeches on
similar occasions during his long
career rs to public man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
Dinner ia Mark Twain,

LONDON. juno 21.--Ambassador Reid
gave a dinner 10 Mark Twain (6amuel L.
Clemens) at Dorchester House this evening"
There were no speeches. g,.44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
lIAD SWITCH KEYS.
James Burns Says Tie Was on Way to tho
EyDOsiti lion.

James Burns. young white man, who
stated that he was en- route from Buffalo. n.
y. TO the Jamestown Exposition. was ar
rested yesterday morning and locked up In
tho First Police Station charged with at
tempting to break into Chesapeake and
Ohio box Two switch keys were found
on the prisoner. M-
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
The Old S1uice Box

 Where the rocks are gray and the
 mountains steep And the gu!ch below looks dark ana deep. Where the gasrled pines in their rugged pride Loon drearily up on either side, Where the Hsnzanita is crock'd and
 thick, Where once was heard the shovel and pick, Where the shadows lie heavy upon
 the rocks, There lies half buried the Old S!uiee
 Box. The idle stream through it iazily glides. Gently washing it's mouldering sides, Sides that once were muddy and dim. From the yellow dirt that was cast
 within; While across the stream on the gravel heaps, The agile squirrel silently leaps, And the crested qual fluttering drops For it's evening drink from the Old Sluice Box. Oh. many . day with . weary hand Have I tossed in its bed the glittering sand, And dreamed ss I leaned on it's rot ting side, R&king the depth of its turbid tide, Of fathers gray hairs and dear mother's smile Of fond ones at home were waiting the while At the days that toiled Tt the Old S]uice Box. From the moss green rock on which I lean I gaze down into the sluggish stream. The face | see is graver grown And my voice it seems has . graver tone, And the wanton winds with my hair at play ShoE that my locks have all turned grSy! Yet, long fer those dear old days gone by, When ny spirits were light and my
 hopes were high, l could welcome again the rough hard knocks To be mining once more with the Old
 Sinice Box.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

The wireless fends are working overtime these days. They have married of two we'll known Valdez couples, now on the outside. and just to show that there efforts are not confined to events matrimonial, last night closed down work on the Cor aova railroad.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE r!t,,dI ihE'1 $. A. HsMPLE, Plsin'if,
 vs No.ie. d THE Y Lpsz BREWING CO.. ForecIaaT 4 Corporation, Deienuaht, ,sI sc. MATHEWS, InterveLor. :,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by vif.u.%d .S,J judgment of foreclosure and sale ih me me. ' I.. entitled action on the goth day ol N.: , ,,l and an execution issued on said ludgMsI.,, J the subscriber, the United states maltA m; nd the Third Judicial Division, Territory o asiI ,| ka, for that purpose appointed'. "n wi ,h. cot| public auction at the front door ol ,.o ,esT house in the Territory of Alaska ana Ioos 'Vs ~, m Valdez, on the 7th day of January l%s' l%n'.,ar M nour of ? o'clock in the afternoon oi l"' .;,n. the real estate and mortgaged premise .nS ,,t F. ed in the said division and terflto'! a anHt9.| rected in said Judgment snd hrd s| 10 be sold, and therein dr'cr g'. .,iI (s) in Block one or "A' of the ,'a il.,., ther Addition to the town of Valdez n, together with the complete brewing se. .sl| thereon including all machinery po, ,'rI casks. The said NOn Gunthef adnl.ioi gort| ther known as the Soldiers Aod lloIa o,Ih.,.I q stead Survey No. 336, or so much .n.,.nt.s may be sufficient to satisfy said ludgnarnrs ts,| costs, amounting in all to three thoud, aaI,s hundred eigh teen and 69-10o $5,2loosl oi lj| with interest thereon from the Iae judgment with all accruing costs oi isr sa o. D. Dated at Valdez Alaska, this lth da' 1907. p,v,y
 United State' Ms,r
 By W. P "ffSgr fSssgr EDMUND SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorney.