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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
MANY EXCURSION
TRAINS TO BE RUN
President Stevens Announces
Change in Rates from Rich
mond to Exposition.

There will be all the excursion trains
from Richmond to the Jamestown Ok
position grounds this summer that the
people Of this city will need. With a
view to serving the best interests Of
Richmond at all times, President Stew
ems, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio a
few evenings ago met number OF
prominent citizens, and after they had
gone over the whole matter. he an
nounced that his road will run coach
excursion trains twice each week, be-
ginning with the opening Of the ex-
position, until July 1st, the round-trip
tickets to be sold at s1.50. Beginning
July 1st, three coach excursions per
week will be put on, If necessary. The
third train will be placed in commits
sion earlier Than the date named II
the increased travel calls for 1T, but
Mr. stevens is Of the impression that
two such trains per week will be sufi-
Gent until July LIST.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has also
decided to make the limit on the rcgu-
lar passenger train ticket sold at $25o
for the round-trip two days. instead
OF one, as heretofore announced. No
other changes were made in the rates
that We're promulgated several weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
sEA-ROvETps REMEDY
Postum Coffee and lts Power I r.
build. AZ

- IL IN .
The young daughter OF government
officer whose duties keep him almost
constantly on board ship between this
country and Europe, tells an interesting
tale OF the use her father made of Ma
lures food remedy to cure an attack OF
malarial fever:
Father recently returned from long
sea-trip, bedridden and emaciated from
an attack OF malarial chills and fever
she writes. IN such cases people usu-
ally dose themselves with medicines, and
we were surprised when he, instead OF
employing drugs, proceeded to devote
himself exclusively to Postum Food Coz
fee. aof which he has long been fond.
He used two or more cups at each meal,
drinking II very hot, and between meals
duenched his fever-engendered thirst at
all hours of tho day and night from a
supply we kept ready in the water
cooler. For several days his only drink
and sometimes his only food was Postum,
I Coffee. hot or cold, according TO the mo-
ment's fancy
.'Within a day or two his improvement
was noticeable and within a week he
was a well man again, able TO resume
his arduous occupation.
..He first began to drink Postum fooo
Coffee several years ago as q remedy for
insomnia, for which he found It lnvalua-
Bile. and likes 1t so much and finds It sc
henef1cial that he always uses 1t when
he is at home where he can get IL
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek
| Mich. While this man uses Postum as
| remedy, 1t is in no sense q medicine. ou
only food in liquid form. But this Is
natures way, and There's reason.
SEQ the little book, "Thc Road to We'll
|'ville," in pkgs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
LARGE DAY S SALES
OF BATTLE-Ax Shoes.

Tho already widely known and famous
reputation Of Richmond as a shoe market
is being considerably enhanced by the
record breaking sales OF the Stephen Put
tncy Shoe Company, Yesterdays iecelpis
OF orders was u top-notcher with tNla
cnterprislng concern. and reflect great
credit on tho liustllng energy Of tnelr
largo body Of statesmen. The ROAD or ,lea :
aauu, sbo,59s, the largest single
day days receipts Of orders in tho history a :
OF az tho business OF the company. lhls
wns exclusive OF tho mail orders B ~
ceiyed, which amounted to several tt l 70
and dollars more. -, 3+ba
Richmond can well zee! PRONG y " w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Councilmen Complain Of Dust in
Streets During Past Few
Days.

Several members OF tho Council at
committee meetings last night made
complaint that the Passenger and
Power Company was not complying
with the ordinance approved June Is.
1906 requiring the sprinl1llng Of the
streets along which tho cars run.
This ordinance specifically requires
that the space covered by the track
and an area for q distance of six feet
on each side of the track shall be
.srrnkled every fair day from March
LIST to November S0th. and grants ito
the company tho free use OF city water
for this purpose. The ordinance pro-
vides fine Of from $40 to s25 for
every day of failure to comply with
its terms The Police Department is
required to report such violations and
summon representatives Of the COM
pany failing to obey the ordinance.
e Members Of the Council Represent
ing almost every ward last night as
serted that the ordinance was not be Z
ing regarded, ana avuweu an nten-
tion to insist upon its enforcement
me dust of the past two days has
stirred the Councilmen on tho sun
ioct ls-'. 80 = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
MR.. LUMPK1N WEBS
Former Richnonder Marries
Quaker Civ Girl

~ wedding Of interest TO many Richmond
friends OF the bridegroom was solen,nized
IN Philadelphia on Saturday. the prin cipnls
being Mr.. Otway r. Lumpkin and Miss
Frederica WoTenhofer. both resid ents OF
tho Quaker City,, Rev. Emanuel Nideckor.
pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, pronounced
the ceremony.
Mr.. I.umpkln formerly resided in this
city, and was for some time employed in
the mechanical department OF the Richmond
Dispatch, but left this city to make his
home In tho West in 1893. Aftcr several
years Of success in Cleveland O.. he removed
to Philadelphia, and has since made his
home there.
The bride is daughter OF Mr. Alexander
Woffenhofer. n wcll-known hotel man. She
is petite brunette, just nineteen years
old. Her husband is but twenty-four. The
couple arc now in Richmond. stopping at
Murphy's Hotel, where they will remain
until Thursday. They will leave then for
Leesburg Va, to visit tho homo OF tho
grooms father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
"VIRGINIA APPEALS"
First Volume Of a New Magazine
for Members of Bar.

There appeared yesterday tho first
number of "Virginia Appeals" n maya
zine devoted to the needs Of the legal
profession OF this State. Tho particu-
lar purpose of this publication Is to
report in full all the decisions OF the
Supreme Court of Appeals. and In the
initial number twenty-ono cases APP
3pcar-tlle number decided on the first
opinion day OF tho present term,
March IA.
The magazine is bound in gray, let
tered in black, and has OIL the front
cover besides the title etc, list Of
the cases 1t contains. The opinions re-
represent 136 closely printed pages,
and the work, rs whole. presents
Equite4a substantial and attractive APP
pearance.
Mr.. w. w, Scott Is the author Of the
syllabi to the opinions, and Mr.. NJ, D..
Watts Is the publisher 1t is announced
that tho magazine will appear every
week, publishing tho full opinions Of
tho court within ten days after their
delivery. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
PICKETT CAMP.
Inspecting Officers Pay Visit and
Make Address.

Pickett Camp held its regular meet
Ing last night. Comrade P. Fl. Sweet.
Company ID. Fifty-third Virginia In
fantry, was admitted to membership.
1nspector-GeneralT 7. G. Morton and AS.
sistant Inspector-Gcneral o. Is. Nor
gan visited the camp officially Also
Adjutant-Gcneral J. V. Bidgood. All
three made interesting talks Comrade
i. M. S. Valentine was elected director
of tho camp choir.
Mr.. Allen Stokes presented to the
camp through the commander book
of the songs sung during the war
and before.
Major r. W. Hunter. the enrolling
officer of the Virginia Confederate Vet
Grams. was present and gave the camp
some valuable information in regard to
having a correct roll Of those who
served in the Confederate States Army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
.C|TY AMBULANCE: Il.
KEPT ON THE 60
Young Man Who Had Taken
Laudanurn Refuses to Go to
City Hospital.

The ambulance, In charge Of DR.. Ma
son, had a busy day yesterday. M b II
& A cali ca me about 10 a. N. from the
American Locomotive Works. where II.
+ D. West. a young white man. had run
Il splinter into the palm of his right
hand. The ,Iound was dressed and he
was able to walk home.
About $40 P. NJ. the ambulance was
called to the Lower Gas Works. in Full
ton. to attend young white man Who
1t was supposed had attempted to COM
nit suicide. He gavejhis name as George
iNewsom, white, age twenty-three years,
and stated to the employees OF the Gas
Works that he had Just taken an ounce
of laudanum, whe/cupon the ambulance
was summoned. Newsom told DR.. Mason
that he.wanted to die. DR.. Mason applied
cmetics, which produced such prompt re-
suit that the doctor Is Of the opinion that
only very small quantity OF laudanum
had been taken.
Newsom was put in the ambulance and
tho wagon started for the City Hospital.
At the corner of Second and Clay New
some decided that It was no hospital for
him, and tumbled out suddenly. Or.
Mason demonstrated but Newson fatty
declined to go TO the City Hospital. and
the physician lacked authority to insist.
The ambulance and Newson, therefore.
parted company, the laudanum seeming
to have no appreciabe effectHon his
spirits. X
Later in the evening a call came from
Twenty-eIghth and Dock Streets. where
a white man was said to have Dllen
from the Chesapeake and Ohio vladucc,t,
The man was unconscious, and had q
bad cash on the back of his head, which
blcd profusely. The mans name could
| not be asccrtained. He looked to be
| thirty years old. lie had on two under
shirts, and had some bread In hls
pockets, and while fairly well dressed
may have been tramp. IIe was taken
to the City Hospital and had not re-
gained consciousness at Al. NJ. al
| though his condition wos otherwise I'M
proved. His skull does not seem 70 havt
been fractured, but there was severe
concussIon Of the brain, and his condl''
| ton ia serious. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Daily Court Record.
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

OupIcIl1c NOuIC Oh Apped1o'
!. Proceedings In the Supreme Court Of
Garrett VS.. Finch. Argued by S. O.
Bland for the appellee and ]. Winston
Read for the appellant. and submitted.
8 Bowles vs. Nice. Argued by Conway
NJ Sands and T. D. Cardwell for appel
liant. and a. B. Dickinson and a. =,
Holiday for the appellees. and submit
ted ss6S
knights OF Columbus vs. Burroughs,
Continued.
GULL, Burnette2 VS.. Young, Browder vs..
Southern Railway Company, and Smith
vs.. Smith, being Nos. So. 80, 81 and Is
on the argument docket
Appeal Granted.
The Supreme Court of Appeals Of
Virginia yesterday granted an appeal
from tho Judgment of the Law and
Equity Court Of the City of Richmond
in tho case Of Andrew Moreland, np-
pellant VS.. Dorothy Moreland, appellee,
Involving the question OF the validity
OF a marriage agreement under the
laws and practice OF Virginia. Right
to the custody OF child Is involved
in the appeal.
Hastings Court.
The case OF the Commonwealth VS.
Otis Stevens, Indicted for murder, was
called in this court yesterday but post.
poned on motion ofathe Commonwealth
Stevens backed a wagon over a child
killing him. Criminal negligence is al
legged
Chancery Court.
In this court yesterday John Add.
sons executors Instituted q suit II
tchancery against the Bellevue Lane
and Improvement Company
Law and Equity Court.
cause Of John Chamblin, surviving
partner etc. VS.. James II. Scotts ad
ministrnt ors. etc. in regard to convey.
ing certain real estate to Seabonird All
Line Railway. Louise Boschen vs.. w
H. Boschen. etc, for distribution o
the fund in the cause.
Suits Instituted: John Addison's ex
ecutors vs.. Bellevue Land and Improve
ment Company In chancery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Salvation Armv Me eting..

An Interesting session Of the saliva
.tlon Army was held last night IN tlle
amy hall. No. G27 East Broad Street.
There was II largo attendance. Three
new soldiers were enrolled as members
or tho army, and tcnAladies and gentle
men as members Of ,tlenuxilinry, Two
recruits were enlisted s
4 Captain Fowler reported on the work
done blythe army In Richmond during
the past tive weeks. In the employ
mont department work has been Sc
cured for thirty-scven men. ana in the
religious meetings tlcrc have boom
thrty-eIght conversions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
SCANDAL IN CHURCH
III CHOIR CAUSED DEATH

AsllssSPRING FIE1Io, ILL., March 25--Mrs.
skIollie Hill Gibson. divorced wife OF FL
sitier Gibson, a real estate dealer. was shot
lind killed to-day on an interurban car
5ty Peter Clark, an insurance agent. The
l Shooting is said to be the result of a
SCANDAL In the choir OF the First Christian
Church of Girard, III. Clark shot five
! Zines at Mrs Gibson, three bullets en-
3tpring the head and one piercing an arm
I'LL
III AS the result of the choir scandal, in
/ which Clark and Mrs. Gibson were alleged
/ 10 be Implicated. two years ago. Gibson
attnd Mrs. Clark procured divorces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Funeral of Mr.. Gill.

st,fThe funeral OF Mr.. Charles Joseph
( t4ill.Swho died Sunday. Will take place
from the Sacred Heart Cathedral to-
morrow morning at . O'Clock.
sSf$ MIR. Gill was assistant boookkeeper
md stenographer for NJ. Hesburg.
FEATHER dealer of this city Besides
Ills mother, he leaves one sister, Miss
Mary 4. Gill; of this city, and three
lrothers, William A. Gill, of st. Mary
Ekeminary. Baltimore: Leo A. Gill. OF
81 Charles College, Ellicott City, Md.
I HID John p. Gill of this city. His
father the late T. r. Gill, has been
dead about fifteen years.
ssssff The Rev. Father Massey will conduct
/ the services, and the burial will be in
Z III t. Calvary Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
HOTEL CASE IS
IN COURT AGAIN
Tong Controversy Over Question
Of Placing Of Fire Escapes
OH Richmond.
DETECTION BY MANAGEMENT

\ IN t,,, ,n4srsst;nr case set Tor trial to.
4 VI - ,,...,,.,x r,,,r, 1. ,hoY
Il Gay IN the lausliils IS -
Nc the Commonwealth vs., the h.on
| hlond Hotel, on charge OF Vlolatihs
L tho statute reuuiang IRE escaPes " -.
I shmlldings above three STORES -
EIheight. This case mas peen pehoihs ~
! Some form before the Board OF ilie
[ commissioners or the courts LOT isat
\ AN three years. AT first the proceuu..
4 was under the city Ordinance, uus
i Ahis was finally nolle prosequled' any
\ III new pro ceedlng was ahsti.u , ui.usa
hl,e statute OF Nlrslnia' "llic', 20 l'.oi
\ drastic than the ordinhncu tn ..,s.1i,
s9S The oreil nance requileo ti,e ..',.,a
ton OF IRE escapes Oh al uui We.
y soI certain helsht ,useu -, no.s.s'
4 sl5q ginE houses OF mus So ~ IA.
1 and imposed pehai.ies ~ .,aea',. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Sealed Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. marked PRO
Wytheyille, Va" and inclosed in an
envelope addressed "commission Of
Fisheries, Department Of Commerce.,
and Labor, washington. .. e., VII
April 20, 1907, at which time they
tending bi.aerB. for the construct!io ,.
OIL a double dwelling house M, at IN, the
Vile, Va, The right Is reserved to
reject any or oil bids. waive any de-
fects, and to accept atTor part 81 aS oy
s pun m plans. blank proposals
ana fu ni'0 infd.mation address tho
commissioner pr Fisheries ]. Depart 81 : IT
mont OF 1ommtrce and Labor, wash
+ inEtOn D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
'M.UIN'YOlQ S.
SUCCESS
In Curing Old, Chronic
Cases Of
RHEUMATISM.
Patients at ;,: Given G; Up a.
lncurable
Restored to Health in a
Few Hours by the
Use Of His
XRheumatism R enledy

Il want every rheumatic TO throw away
and Try MUNYON'sa X RHEUMATISM
say, no matter what your druggist may
say, no matter what your friends may
say, no matter how bigoted or preju.
rs%1sai al; ,t,s e2c 81 T. puS SBf,s
T1sM CU1aE. Prloe $500, Gle WHY SCI
It for you II he has mono in stock.) There
says: Every tablet is worth more than
a diamond Of the same size" few
doses will take away al aches and pains.
and cure generally effected before one
bottle Is used.
Remember, this remedy contains no
salicylio acid. no opium. cocaine, NOR.
phine. Or other harmful drugs. It is put
up under the guarantee Of the Pure
II YOU are not satisfied. bring the empty
bottle to me and I will refund yous
money.
skeptica no excusS Whatever why you
should not get well OF rheumatism.
II you have any other ailment remem-
Der that we put up 81 different remedies
for 81 ailments. Weshave no "eure-alls."
Cure Is worth more than all the emul.
sions. all the oils. oil the bnlsams, and
cough cures that have ever been made.
1s oa ae p 81 Is t Cents s!A's'''se = -
Ny Kidney Curo,s believe. has saved
moro lives and cured more chronic cases
OF bladder and kidney ailmcnt than any
known rene dy. Money back whenovcrsit
falls. S.5t5 q s53st H5s
My Dyspepsia and Stomach Remedy en-
ables one to eat q Good, square meal and
digest 1t. s.sl.3
My Constipation Ointment Rives nat-
ural movement In from two TO three min.
utes, and Is rapidly taking the place Sof
all cathartics and weakening nostrums.
Ny Headache Cure stops all headaches
in from to 10 minutes. qnd Is good
heart and stomach tonic.
All persons suffering with Piles I mos:
earnestly ask to try Rmy Pile Ointment.
It stops all itching and pains instantly.
| quickly. 5.iI:ss5
Munyon's Vltallzer Il gives vigor and
strength to old men and restores lost
| powers. Isl - IL MUNYON'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Chancery Court.
Two New Charters.

The Corporation Commission has is
sued the following charters: @
The True Friends Of Charity, No. 4
of Ringgold. Plttsylvania county, Va
sydney Carter, president: G. II. Harper,
Warner Stamps-all OF Ringgold. No
capital stock. Objects: Beneficiary as
ISOLATION.
The Jamestown Ice Corporation
Newport News J. r. Buxton, president
and treasurer; j. B. Locke. secretary
W. r. GoOdc-all Of Newport News
Capital: Maximum, $4,000; minimum
$4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Here Are a Few Items.
We have hundreds Of others Just

as cheap.
Nice New California Prunes, per I'D. &C
sweet California Ornngen. d0z..;.... lS 90
4 Good Carolina Rice, per lb.....$... .oc
Z large bars swift's Pride Soap for zoo
Rest A mericnn5 Grnnulntcd sugar
per pound. ...a.. ',',,'''a ".sc
Hest Quality TOmntOcs, cAn.,.s........7c
sugar COrn,s4 Cans for .....,.,.5....:hc
:. lbs. Mountain Roll butter for ... zoe
Clipped Beef, DC can, cans for 100
New Navy BcnnA, per Nt.,....s.,....7c
IS Large Irish Potatoes, zoe peck; or,
per bushcl...... $50. l.,'''. =. ~ ~
h Irrcsh Soda Crackers or Ginger
snaps, per pound 9l....t.l...i,..I.t....ac
Best Cream Cheese, l." lbs. for. zoe
1Iother's Oats, package :. n. NC
lrrcnch Candy, per pound 1865. SO
Good Salt Pork: per lb.,,.t,......s 1-2c
NIncuroni or Spaghetti, per lb.... 90
witch Hazel Toilet SOnp, s to box, 1Oc
Whole Sweet Pickles, per at.,...,1On
Sweet Nllxcd Pickles, at. bot 100
4 ,nrgc bottles TOHnt0 Cntsun. Zoe
Fresh or COrncd California Hams,
per pound .,...,, '',,i5's,,.'.i1 1--c
i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
NOTICE.

F x e f. 4 /. 4 ~ ID
In accordance With o resolution OF
the Board Of Directors OF The state
bank OF Virginia made5onf the 2lst day
OF February. 1907. and pursuant to q
resolution OF the shareholders OF said
Bank made the 18th day OF February,
1907, a call is hereby made and notice
is hereby given for a general meeting
OF tho Shareholders Of The state Bank
OF Virginia to be held on Tuesday, the
house. No ill East Main Street, In
the City OF Richmond. Va, at IL o'clock
NJ, to consider and act upon the sub
iect eof the conversion OF this Bank
into q National Banking association,
and If deemtd cxpedienr and for tho
best interests OF the Bank and Of the
shareholders, to authorize the Board
Of Directors to take all proper steps
for that purpose: and for he consld-
Grafton Of any other matters that may
come before said meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of DIRECTORS.
JNO. S. ELLETT,
president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
AUSTRIAN PHYSICIAN
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT

The Richmond Academy of Medicine md
surgery VIII hold its regular meeting at the
nan or the Travellers Protective AssocintInr
Third and Main Streets, this evening at ~
The topic Of the evening will BIO "Dis-
eases or Metabolism." and n paper Will be
! read by Or. Arnold 1.orand. OF Carlsbad.
Austria. DIR. Foster secretary Of tho acad.
envy, urges large attendance Of the mem
bers TO meet Dr. I,orand s57fE75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
WIN. M. HILL.
Cashier.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TEACH
1905 of the Public Schools OF Dam
willie, Va, Will be elected OF, April
IL. 1907 Those Wishing to apply for
election may get information as to
schedule oftsalaries. etc, by applying
to the Superintendent OF Schools. APP
Dlications must be filed with tho Su-
perintcndent on or before April 8,
1907.
By order OF the Board.
CHAS. Il. HUGHES. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

success OF this great shoe house, whose
famous product is known far and wide
through extensive advertising. The high
appreciation OF n satisfied public is sub
stantially demonstrated In the wonderful
increase in sales OF Battle-Axe shoes.
and that Rlchmonds fame as n shoe
market is growing Is not to be wondered
at, when u single days receipts Of orders
OF one house aggregate the wonderful
amount above mentioned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Dividend Notice,

Bank OF Richmond,
R' Il RI}sPis e Or M %H B 81 1879 OF
9 y ractnrs Of the Bank of Richmond
. quarterly dividend Of I'D per
cant. was declir ed, payable April LIST.
Checks for dividend will be mailed
To MI stoclshdlders ofrccord as Of
- y ri Is. SANDS. Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

Rev. Mr.. Williams Resigns.
The Rev. II. r. Williams. pastor Of
the Boynton Baptist Church, has re-
signed his charge, which is to take eff
feet at once. Mr.. Williams has served
this people about Ave years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
After the BARRIERS

Stnbite Archer is another barber who Is
alleged to shuve worker at his trade and
calling on Sunday aganH the peace and
dignity Of tho8 Commonwealth Of Virginia.
II found guilty he will be assessed tho
usual sum by Justice John this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Mr.. Cabell Improving.

Mr. r. u caGellsGf Nelson county, who
was recently operated on Mt tho Memorial
father, Of Postmaster Royal y. cabell, Of
this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Charged With Stealing.

Detectiye Gibson yesterday arrested a
negro named Walter Smith on the; charge
of stealing q lot Of harness from a down
town store. The negro Is an 5ex-convict. and
1t will go hard with him II he suffers con-
viction this time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
United States Court Monday.

Judge Edmund Waddil IT, yesterday
announced THAT Tho sprng terms Of the
would begin on April LIST, which Will be
next Monday, Elf 4l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Personals and Briefs.

SssS Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Gregory
formerly OF Richmond. but now Of
Buffalo, n. y, are spending few days
SiE Richmond, and WI be the guests Of
Mrs. Fl. A. McCurdy Of the Shenan-
J{lpah, after concluding a short visit
sS.ithssAirs. Z. p. Lyons. Jr., Of Forest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

Did James Crump Do It?
James Crump (colored) Is under arrest at
the First Station on the charge OF beating
Wnverly Wins with a whip. The testl-
mony will be heard by Justice John this
morning. $500 WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

S}SSAirs. S. A. Brombcrg has left for
Stanton. Va, where she was called
hy the illness Of her brother, Mr.. Thos.
SESWers.