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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Law DOES NOT REACH.
Csse. OF Men Charged With sunday
Work Arc Dlslnlssed.

Case. OF Men Charged With sunday
Work Arc Disrnissed.
Especial to The Times s-Dispatch.J y
IYNCHBURG. VA. October 1s.-The
warrants against the ninety railway
laborers who were summoned before
Squire Fortune. of Campbell county,
ten days ago on the charge OF labor
ing at their trade on SUNDAY. were
dismissed without u trial this morn
ing by the magistrate.
The magistrate. after comforting
with Commonwealth,s Attorney VIII
liam M. Murreli. and under a recent
decision OF the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals of the State in the case OF Wells
VS.. the Commonwealth. held that such
a charge Is not nitsdemeanor. and
therefore a criminal warrant would not
lie In such case. and that to enforce
the statute 1t would be necessary 10 p.o-
ceed under civil warrant, renoer
Judgment and collect under an exc
cutios.
The result Of the conference was
that all OF the ninety warrants were
dismissed, and 1t Is not known wheth-
er an EFFORT witt be made to prose-
cute the charges further.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
SIT TEAMER STUCK IN MUD
Passeneesa ON Queen Ammo Trough,
Here In Another Boat.

:
In 4 dsnse fog on the river Tuesday
ni9ht tile steamer Queen Anne. on her
way from Norfolk, ran aground on
Seven Mile Reach, and remains there
high and dry.
About ten passengers were sboard,
md they were brought to Richmond
last night by the Old Dominion steamer
Hampton Roads. which arrived here at
8:45 o'clock.
The queen Anne is owned and run
by the Clyde Line. and left Norfolk far
behind schedule time Tuesday, thus
having to make the greater part OF her
run after dark. The channel at Seven
Mile Reach is very narrow, and even
with plenty OF light the pilots nave to
feel their way through with great
care. The passengers were, Of course.
by the delay In reach,
Ing ,Richnond. and they were much
relieved when the Hampton Roads re-
sponded to the distress signal Of tho
Queen Anne and took them aboard.
The stranded vessel Will either hav'.
to be towed into the channel by a tug
or the mud will have to be removed
from under her. Arrangements WIN
probably be made to-day for floating
q .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
.PRlEsTSHA ELK RITUAL.

.Membcrs, OF SECRET. -societlea Not Per-
mlatedS To HsId Their Services.
bearing the body OF Andrew A. Dinan
banker. politician and prominent Sc.
cret society worker. had been Lowered
into the grave yesterday. and beside,it
the Eagles lodge, about to recite4 their
burial ritual.
The silence was broken by the sturdy
Kiernan's Roman Catholic Church.5
STOP" said tile holy father. ..The
services of the church will suffice.
There shall be no3further word spoken
}tton."
The secret society men silently ac-
quiesced. When the priest finished his
service the crowd dispersed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
VETERANS LOSE AGAIN

- i Z
Old Orioles Drop Second Game to Eas-
tern. Leaguers by Small Margin.
BALTIMORE, Md. October 16.-The
old Oriole baseball club members,
thrice pennant-winners, to-day lost
by a score of 2 to l to the Baltimore
Eastern League team OF the past sea-
son the second of q series OF three
games arranged for Home Coming
Weak" but lost It by q narrow mar
gin. and not until the ninth inning
was the winning run scored by the
youngsters. It was a pitchers, battle.
in which Mcmahon. for the Veterans.
carried off the honors. even though
his team was defeated. Indeed ali
three OF the runs that made the
games total were chargeable to err
;rors and not to the work of either
N1cMahon or Burchell, who was his
opponent.
The attendance was larger than
that at the first ~ame payed on Mon
day. The youngsters made two runs.
six hits and one error. and the Vet
Grams one run. Ave hits and FIVE err
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Bruin, Located Near a
Camp, Flees Opposite
to MIR. Roosevelt
CHASED BY DOGS,
TAKES TO WATER.
With Reinforcement Of Dogs
President Will Try Again for
a shot-He Is Presented
Handsome Bearskin
and Some Bear
Meat.

sTAMBOUI, La, October 1s.-1f
President Roosevelt had been stationed
a few hundred feet further south thar,
he was yesterday he possibly %ould
have procured the bear he came to the
mississippi canebrakes to slay
That n fine specimen of the bear fam
lily was discovered by Holt Golfers
dogs within short distance OF the
President. and within less than a mile
OF the camp on Bear Lake, was the
news brought to Stamboul to-day by
Brutus jackson. one or the members
OF the hunting party. and he says that
the animal was enabled to make good
his escape by going in direction
opposite to the Presidents post.
The campers say that thick as was
the Jungle. bruin made rapid l1eadway
Through II, parting and breaking the
stiff cane as he went and easily keep
Ing out of touch OF the dogs for the
short distance he had to run to reach
the lake.
Brnin Takes TO Water.
Arriving at the waters edge he un-
plunged in. and was well
away from shore when the dogs ar
rived on the scene. Some Of the hunt
ers came up short time afterwards
hut too late to get shot. BY this
time the day was too far advanced to
permit any one 10 - IOilOW, dHu bue
anxious sportsmcn were compelled to
rest for the night satisfied with the
new demonstration OF the fact that bear
is certainly to be found in the vicinity
of their camp.
They were much chagrined over their
failure, but were again reassured by
the President. who told them that
successful outcome was yet possible.
Hunter Lilly located trail on the far
side of the lake last night and the
President took it up early this morn
ing.
There is much dissatisfaction with
the dogs on hand. and canine REIN
foreement from Newellton. La, was
received to-day. They consisted OF
several veteran bear-ttaiiers from the
kennel of the Osborne brothers. Imme-
dlately upon the arrival of the trailers
here. In charge OF John Osborne and
]. n. Vassett. they were dispatched to
the front by Mr.. Shields. Mr.. Osborne
brought with him fine piece of hear
meat and bearskin taken from a
f5o0-pound animal killed yesterday
They were both presented to the Pres
ident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
MAKE USE az WIRELESS
TransmIssion of gTFnnsatlantic Mess.
ages viii RsSIn To-Day,

Transmission OF sTynnsatlnntic Mess-
ages viii Rszin To-day,
r. GLAcE BAas n. y octoharssi AZ
already announced. the Marconi wire
less stations here and at Clifden. Ire
land. will be opened for the transmits
sion OF trans-Atlantic business to-
morrow. The first day Will {be oc.
cupied chiefly by the handling OF press
dispatches. These will consist. in a
great part, OF messages Of congrat-
tulatory nature exchanged between the
press OF New York and London and
London and Montreal.
The first message eastward will be
from Sir Wilfred Laurier. premier OF
the Dominion Of Canada, who will
congratulate the English people upon
the establishment of this new menas
of communication between Great Bri-
tain and Canada.
The first westward message will be
a press dispatch to New York. and
will be fled early Tomorrow morning.
Everything was declared to be in per-
feet readiness tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
MANY PERMITS TO BUILD.

Authority Also Granted for Repair OF =
Number of Houses.
Permits were issued yesterday by Build
irg Inspector Beck an follows:
Mrs. Rosa Lee Cobb frame dwelling al
No.. 1906 Yennble Street, $4,000.
Dinah Thedick. brick residence. Twenty
first Street near venable $4,000.
William Bear. frame dwelling. East Rog-
ers Street, $l.200.
Charles n. jackson, frame dwelling soi
l.2 North Third Street. $1.400.
Lettie Nugent. frame dwelling No. aoo4
Nest Main. s2.1s2.
Leslie Noel and Mrs Davis. frame dwell
linz No. 1915 TAYLOR Street, sI.so0.
Repairs: Moses Milhiser's estate, No. BIZ
East Broad Street. 1900.
James a. Moncure, repairs to brick
building No. eo4 East Franklin Street, $500.
Mrs. NJ r. Beattie. repairs to brick
dwelling No. 2a3 Governor street. 5000.
Nelson r. I.add, building branch treste
and raising shed at No. 1905 East Cary.
$3.50.
Nathaniel Gibbs. repairing frame dwell
ling No. 31os p Street. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
HANGING FOR LlBELERs
DR.. u. nenjnrnin Andrews bitterly
DenOunccs MisrepreAentatl0nsl

f UenOunccA MlsSepreAenNutIOnA
WASHINGTON. d. c.. October 16.---
President benjamin, Andrews. of the
University OF Nebraska. In, addressing
the fall convocation of the George
Washington University here to-day.
bitterly denounced what he termed
malicious and wiiful Instrumentation
OF the cts of public or prominent men
by the press. Hanging. he said.
should he the punishment lneted out
TO a proved slibeler.
None OF the business villainies al
legged to be 30 rife" he continued,
sscan compare In atrocity with these
sqnalid campaigns OF libel and libel
.ous caricature which recent months
have produced. II
DR.. Andrews said he did not care
for the Rich az such. but that the
pride. tileness and doubtful practices
Of a few rich are no just cause for
putting all rich men in the pillory.
p He contended that high prices OF
commodities were attributable to the
tolerance OF the public rather than to
monopolistic tendencies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
RURAL GARNER ARREsTED,
RESULT OF MAIL. ROBBERY \
Ispecial to The Times- Dispatch.1

Especial to The TImes-DIspatch,1
RISTOl, TENN, October 16.--Wil-
liam Ohield, u young man OF sullivan
county, Tenn. was arrested here to-
day at the instance OF secret service
men, who have been nvestigating what
OF tn rural mails between Blountville
and 9Islngsport, Tenn. N F35 &
\ Ofneld has been carrying the mail on
the route and his arrest followed a
will,ebe given a hearing hefore Conn
missioner Sheen Tomorrow. The post
q aaice Speople decline to give out any
nfoEmati9n TssaFating hs
! has yet to. be estabNshed. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
AFFINlTlEs ARE INSANE
REV. Maxwell Wallenta and His soul-
Mate Are So Declared.

NEW YORK, October 1s.-Kings
County Hospital physicians having de-
clared both Rev. Maxwell Wallenta,
pastor OF st. Lucas German Evangelt-
cal Lutheran Church, OF Williamsburg,
and Mrs. Dora Bauer. his affinity.
insane. the couple were discharged in
Police Court to-day
Mrs. Bauer, who Is the wife OF Louis
"A. Bauer, an electrotyper. and the MIN
ister were arrested few days ago,
charged with offending public decency,
and were committed to have their san
iity inquired into. as they had declared
themselves to be "soul-mates. Rela-
tives took them in charge upon their
release, -fsu 5te1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
WILL RAISE IT'S PART.
North Carolina Division to Do Its Dut;
to Southern Cotton Association.


RALEIGH. N. c., October 16.-The
North Carolina Division. Southern Cot
ton Association, met tonight in the
Senate chamber. with President C. c.
Moore, OF Charlotte. in the chair.
There was an address by President
Harvey Jordan. of the Southern Asso.
ciation. President Moore rather forc-
IDLY put the association on its mettlt
In the question of whether 1t would
remain part of the Southern Cottor
Association or not this being neces-
sary on account Of the failure of the
State association to contribute III.
quota Of, the funds for running the
Southern Cotton Association. This
brought much discussion, and finally
u resolution was adopted to the effect
that the North Carolina Division
pledges itself to. lay before the; people
OF the respective counties the impor~
tance Of raising the. necessary funds
to meet the Indebtedness OF this di-
vision by next January.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
ARMY SURGEONS, SESSION.
Many Papers Read and Tour OF Fort
reas Monroe Made,

MANY Fhpers fead and Tour OF Fort
ress Monroe Made.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
s J5A.M Me ST Own. EMP oISITIoN
GROUNDS, October 1e.-There were
many new arrivals to-day for the
meeting Of the Association Of Military
Surgeons Of the United States. The
surgeons to-day. as they did yesterday.
spent most OF the time in which they
We're In session in hearing the reading
of papers and In discussions on them,
The surgeons made a tour OF Fortress
Monroe Tits afternoon. 81
Major Charles Lynch. OF the general
staff. United States Army was awarded
the Emo Sander prize for the best
paper on the organization ofsthe Amer
lean National Red Cross Society for
war, and what its relations should be
to the medical Department OF the army
and navy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
DR. MAY JONES ACCEPTS
"A IRRESPONSIBLE POSITION

WEST POINT, VA, October le.--
DR.. May Farinliolt Jones, who spent
tho summer travelling in England.
Gently Visited. her parents, Colonel and
Mrs. B. Il Farinholt In her home in
West Point, has accepted the posi-
.tions OF dean of women and resident
physician In the University of Mis-
sissippi situated at Oxford. She has
been professor of physiology and hy-
giene and resident physician of the
Industrial College OF Mississippi, lo-
Gated at Columbus, for the past ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Lady Hin. severe Fall.

u. Il oPtCIHIE % 6IIle Ile57IEtIleS-DISpALCH,J -
GRAVEL HILL, VA, October l6.--
Mrs. w. @. Hail. near this place, was
very painfully but not seriously hurt
Monday while on her way to the de-
the horse stumbled and fell, 10 keep
from being caught under the top Of
the buggy, Mrs. Hall tried to Jump out.
but WAS thrown to the. ground With
great force. Just at that time Mr..
Walter MaXie drove up and rendered
Mrs. Hall every assistance possible,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
HEAT STROKE ENDS LIFE.
Young Man, Stricken Last Summer, Finally
E ~ az Dies From Effects.
[spec!al to The Tlmes-Dlspatc

Ift '4t8 Spec!uI 70 = ne IlIles- es-D1spdlcIi'I
dfFREELINC. VA. October 16.-TBrowning
Baker.ia young man. near Clintwood, nus
Just died under rather peculiar circum-
stunces Last July he became prostl ated
by heat. In which condition ley, emained sew
eral days, being unconscious part OF the
time, Then he apparently recovered bur
Occasionally symptoms Of tho trouble would
3periodical returns OF the disorder until a
night9 or two since, when the trouble manl-
tested itself In n violent form, which res
sultod In his death. NJ
BAKER, former cashier-of the Citizens' Ma.
iticnal Bank. OF Clintwood, and first cousin
Ito r. D.ss Baker. county school superinten-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
MCCLELLAN WINS POINT

Court Requires Attorney-Genernl td
File Bill of Particulars.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-In decision
rendered to-day by Supreme Court
Justice G GGreenbaum,, Acknowledgement
jackson is ordered to give Mayor Nc.
Clellan a bill of particulars as to the
alleged frauds In the mayoralty cleo
ton OF two years ago In 1,94S election
districts In Greater New York,
The Attorney General, In his COM
plant, alleged that there was fraud In
every district, and by this decision he
must give particulars. ,.S WV Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
BRAxToN STABBED HASTINGS
Coroner,s Investigation Exoneratea
Shipmntcs, Who Had Been Suspected.

NORFOLK, VA. October 16-Clinton
Braxton. negro. was this afternoon
charged by coroner's jury with the
murder on October. 5th of Thomas Hast
sings, a baker in the United States Navy,
attached to the receiving ship franklin.
The investigation OF the jury. removed
all suspicion which had been directed
to shipmates Of Hastings. Braxton's
wife and three othersnegro women and
several sailors testified to seeing Brax-
ton plunge knife into Hastings. It
was also testified that Hastings had Q
knife in his hand when he went down
to meet the negro.
Braxton Disappeared after the stab-
.bing and has not been seen since.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
sim Another Victim. !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch-1
WINSTON, SALEM. n. c.. October
ls.--Niss Marian Stolz, aged stxty-ftvs.
en- sinsa,idio several years. wa burned
day afternoon. She was sitting In
front of the Fireplace. at the home OF
relative when her dress ignited. Her
fore assistance arrived. Her body
was charred. and she died in fifteen
minutes. s5 :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Nee,yi 3 y ChuIrSch in Sunoik.

y SIyNFOI.K. October l6.-Ground was
ibrok en- to-day on tho moundation for
the new Methodist Church to be built
at Linden Avenue ana smith street,
Those who took part in the program
We're \ hef ReYa III. \ y, ~ otnson, q, & n,
lMcgn tneys and r. sAl, sAl, Chandler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
SEVEN PERSONS MURDERED
Yaqni Indians Ambush and slny i
SO md Women Also A

YaqW IndianN AmbuHh and SIny Men
and Women Also.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. October 10
"A special to the Express from El Paso
Texas. says four men and three wo-
men, one of the former being gov
ernment mail carrier. were ambushefl
and killed between San Jose, Htln, and
La Colorado, east OF Hermosillo. In the
lower Sonora country. by Yaquis. The
killing was discovered short time
afterwards by a party of American
mining men. who were travelling over
the trail with an escort OF Mexican soil
,dfers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
state Counrlcil Ga, Is . se..ion.

Especial to The Tines ID ispatch. Il
Jamestown EXPO OsITIo ON October
16.The State Council, Junior order
United American. Mechani ica,g \ met he-
hind closed doors at he inside Inn to,
day, Nothirg was g! ven out for pub
EliCatiOns Err I, II " n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
TO MEET TONIGHT
Special Session of Chamber OF Commerce !
VIII Be Held. g -

The quarterly meeting OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce, having been omit
ted on the 10th inst. owing to the imprac-
t!Cability5 of securing an adequate attendance
during the fair and other attractions of abb
solbing interest. called meeting will be
Eelo. to-day at s:15 P. NJ. In the assembly
he heldTto determine what action shall be
taken upon an Invitation of the National
Civic Federation to send delegates to a
National Conference on Combinations and
Trusts" In the city OF Chicago, October 22d
tn 25th. and to consider such other matters
as It may be the pleasure OF the chamber
n take
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
TO HARNESS POLAR BEARS
Arctic Explorer Amundnen Training
y BenatM for His Expedition In 1O1O.s

~ Beastx for His Expedition In 1910.
NEW YORK, October l5--Captain
Roald 9Amundscn. the Arctic explorer,
who has. arrived here said he will
make an attempt to reach the North
lPoleSiin 1910. He announced that he Is
having four Polar bears trained to
haul sleds by nm expert In Hamburg.
North. &
He also said that he and his friends
expect to petition President Roosevelt
andythe United States government to
allow his vessel. the GJoa In which he
navigated the Northwest Passage In
the Panama Canal upon It's completion
It was during the Northwest Pas
sage trip that Captain Amundsen dis
covered the North Magnetic Pole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
IS PRESIDENT cLownY AGAIN.
Executive Head OF Western Uniol
Chosen for Another Term.

& NEW YORK, October 16.-Col, Rob-.
ert G. Clowry to-day wag reelected
president of the Western Union Tele-.
graph Company. There have been
some rllmors afioat recently to the eff
feet that President Clowry was about
to resign, but the action of the direc-
tors In re-electing him put at rest
completely these reports. . y f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
TWO ARE FATALLY BURNED.
Young Girl Lights Fire With kerosene,
Inynlid's Clothes Igntted.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J

STRAsBuRG. VA. October To-
.Portia. The youngest daughter Of DR..
L. IL Smith. pastor OF the Lutheran
iChurch, was fatally burned here this
evening. She was lighting the Kitchen
fire when the kerosene can exploded.
setting her afire. She was alone and
was helpless. and sustained horrible
burns. from which she died in a short
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
SHOOTS DAu uGHTER's LOVER
Tenncssee Farmer Fatally Wounds
Nun Paying Attention to Daughter.

lSpeciali to The Times ispatch]
stout a farmer. shot % and perhaps ioale fne :
tally wounded William H. Jones, near
sKeensburg. In Carter county. Tenn.
last night. Stout used shotgun and
Stout objected to Jones paying atten-
tion. to his daughter. quarrel en-
sued and Jones followed Stout to his
home where the shooting occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
INVITED 10 Small SWAMP
President Will he Urged to Go Where
big Game Can he Found

7 PFcaident 'WlT he URGED To (iO Where
big Gnmc Can he Found.
SUFFOLK, VA. October e18.-7Presi- !
to SUFFOLK and hunt hear in the Dismal
Swami. "a number OF prominent cit-
/. izeps have decid ed to ask the Chief EX-
ecutive to come and have I'll sure
game with the promise that he viii
be shown more bears in one day than
he has found In @ weeks travel In any
only do bears abound Ill the 3fastness
of the jingle, but there are many w Id
4 cats, wild boars and wild bulls. with
plenty OF deer and an occas stonal pan
The local deer hunters have not re-
1 turned empty handed but once this
q season N, nd som etilnes they bag two
- was The case yesterday.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
Record VIOLENT
EARTH TRE|MOR'S' I: 'S'
Most Serious Vibrations
Ever Registered by Sc
ismograph Shown.
D1sTUR BANcE IS
SUBMARINE ONE
Toronto, Albany, New York,
Washington and Baltimore
Scientists All Agree as to
Time, Direction, Dura-
ton and Violence
Of Tremors.

\ violent earthquake shock was
recorded by scismogrnphs in many
Eastern cities yesterday morntng,
the most scvere shock being from
Ostd tc O.:O A. NJ, though the dis
tUrbnnccs lasted for hours. All
scle entIsts locate centre of dinturb-
nnce frr 10 south, but mo informa-
tion of inmnEe hns been received,
aud cnhle lines nrc undisturbed.
The conscnntis OF opinion Ii that the
quake WIS n submarine ono.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
WILL MEET NEXT
IN CINC INN All
ny THE REV. JOHN H. BROWN,
Secretary OF the Diocese of Florida.

Business OF Importance again disttn.
guislled the sessions of the Episcopal
General Convention yesterday, the
House OF Deputies passing upon the5.
and the matter OF the presiding bishops;
the upper house clearing the decks OF
many matters of minor note, and the
two houses sitting In a joint nission-8
airy meeting, the large attendance upon
which drew favorable comment from
Bishop Tutte himself. To-day the
election OF new bishops, the further
Of the negro problem, and
the discussion OF other Important ques-
Itions will be features. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17
l:rand jury Worked Hard,

1t rarely happens that grand jury
goes after would-be offender with
the, same amount OF. bulldog tenacity
which characterized this work OF the
members yesterday, For eight hours
and twenty minutes they remained In
tho room, questioning. Witness after
witness, without q halt for refrestt-
lnent or rest. It was ~ most trying
ordeal, a stenographer was present
Tcontinu IN, ,rvyaI q 4 ra "a. 4, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-17

Nathaniel Gibbs. repairing frame dwell
ling No. 310S p Street. $500.