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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
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AGAIN TAKEN UP
Joint Committees OH Water and
Electricity OF, Double Over
head Trolley Plan.
A HEARING HAD LAST NIGHT
History Of Elcctrolytic Damage
Rcl1carscd and of Measures
Of Recovery.

a joint meeting OF tho Council
Committees on Water and Electricity
was had In tho Council Chamber last
night to consider an ordinance reqnir-
ing the Richmond Passenger and Power
Company and the Richmond Traction
Company to install the double overhead
trolley system as II measure Of pre-
vention Of destruction or injury to the
water mains and service pipes by cleo
trolytc action. Tho Joint committee
sentntives of the trolley lines owners
and OF the city were present
Messrs. Henry w. Anderson and Eppn
Hunton Jr.. appeared for tho trolley
companies; Mr.. Frank w. Christian for
the owners of tho lines; City Attorney
Pollard Cor the city, and various others
us witnesses or experts.
Mr.. Dabney II. Muury, of Peoria. liz,
q civil, mechanical and hydraulic engi-
neer, employed as an expert by the
crgineer, not representing either party.
and Mr.. Schoen, an electrical engineer,
formerly with tho Passenger and Power
Company, were present as weEs super
intcndent c. L. Boiling. Of the city
Water, Department.; supt. Thompson,
Service: General Manager s. w. HUFF
Iof tho Passenger and Power Company,
and Mr. William Northrop. one Of the
receivers OF that company.
Damage to Water Mains.
Superintendent c. L. Boiling. OF the
lWater-works, was put on the wisness
stand and questioned by City Attorney
Pollard, the, line of questioning bring
ling out the history OF the damage to
water mains by elcctrolytic action and
| Of the measures taken by tho city to
recover from the company. first BY ar
bitration and later by suit In the Cir
cult Court Of the United States. 1t was
shown that the city had a bill for
$4,000 or moro for electrolytic dam-
age. and that while a proposal for
compromise by arbitration was being
considered, the trolley lines went into
ireceivership.
Then the court acting on the petit
arbitration as formerly proposed by
the company had entered decree re-
ferring the matter Of ascertainment OF
damages to Special Commissioner D
/ c. Richardson, and requiring the city
i to show to which line the specific
damage was attributable. The COM
missioner has not yet completed tbs
evidence in the case.
i While those steps were icing taken
i to recover for damage already done
HIT was shown that electrolytic actor
was still destroying water Mains ant
that action was necessary to insure
protection against loss and injury ir
i the future. 1t was in this connection
, and as an adequate preventive meas
urc that the double overhead trolley
plan was proposed.
The evening until o. late hour wa:
!. CONSUMED in the hearing Of evidence
: but the committee rose without action
to meet again later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
uAsppook TO RICHMOND.
Ar. Charles poindextcr Publishes Huiuc
~ md History of the City.

An Charles I'ofndextcr Publishes GUIDE
TO nnd History of the City.
ON, OF the most attractive and uselui
Implications regarding points OF -,
est in and around Rlchmond Is
Illustrated handbook OF the cry ana
battefelds, with l nlstSr,e poindexter.
nublished by the Hermitage Pfess. -.
Richmond. and for sale at 20 CENTS, ~
the book-dealers throughout the WY
This little volume will prove lhN .,a,
ohle alike to the visitor and the iess
dent of Richmond. as US si 81, ca,.l,nas
scribe the streets, parks and cur- iin,,;
me buildings and monuments OF Sapt,
Itnl Snuare, the routes preferred III
making tours of the city: the MANY =. :
factures and trade of Rlchmoilo' 10
nducational institutions, churches, So
~ md military organizations, hos
niIals. charitable buildings and ran
roads ~, hattie
lfnlds is followed, in conclusion, oy "
historic sketch and synopsis; An lha IN
lis a great advantage and help 70 l''e
ircader. arcan-
1tionallv qualified for his work olic
! so much accurate information IN the
same number of pages: ~, .a,,
lof Richmond. appearing as irohtis'
niece. and followed by eSceileht Pc.
lures lures Of many of the places, statues us
land people associated with the hls.ot =,
sIof the city. including. APPROPRIATIONS .,
Colonel William Byrd, the founder o.
4 Richmond, and Captain John Smith; ont
of the discoverers OF the city's ste,
Few weeks after the landing OF tn
EColonists al Jamestown Island.
Mr.. poindexter has achieved a pur
nose in ht, ha:jd- book that the pupil'
Generally and his friends especially
feel they cannot too highly appreciate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
CHOIR RECITAL TONIGHT.
Fine Musical Entertainment Mt First
English Lutheran Church.

Fine Musicals Entertainment nj F1rSt
English Lutheran Church.
The choir Of the First English Luth-l
eran Church will give a recital IN the
Sunday school.room of that church this
evening at $3.50 O'Clock. The following
select program has been prepared and
will be rendered by the choir:
Greeting gleo (Emerson), the choir.
Music.
Recitation.
Duet, .'Boat Song" (Abt), Misses Ruth
Umlauf and Grace Holzbach.
Soprano solo, II Hcarti the Voice OF
Jesus Say" <Bischoff), Hiss Madelon
! Add Address, Rev. j. j. scherer. Jr. :.
Quartet. LORD Of the Worlds Above"
(KinkeD, the choir.
Soprano solo. Treasures That Cola
Cannot Buy" Miss Ruth Urnlauf.
Piano solo, Polonaise.t Up. Az NO.
(Chopin), Miss Edna umlauf,
Bass solo. Down in the Deep Let
ne Sleep When I Die" (Pctrie), Mr..
William j. Stout. 49, 80 po.es
Bloom (Reichart). Miss Carrie Bragg'
Trio, "Protect US Through This the
Coming Night" (KinkeD. Misses Made
cion kobe, Alma Schmidt ana MT
Stout
Hunters chorus (Emerson), the choir
Accompanist, Miss May Gruner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
NEGRO PIANO-PLAYER
FALLS DEAD IN STREET

a negro piano-player. whose name
was learned to be Bush. and who is
said to be wanted in Norfolk by the
police. dropped dead at the corner Of
Mayo and Franklin Streets last night
about 10:3O o'clock. A number of
friends had just taken him out OF a
saloon In that locality, as he complaint
ed Of feeling Ill. Shortly after going
outside the man fell dead. Coroner
Taylor did not consider an inquest
necessary, and pronounced him dead Of
heart failure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
Smile Tint Cnnlc or.

william Wood (colored) was charged
In the Police Court yesterday with Tho
theft OF several razors and revolver.
but the evidence necessary to convict
MAS not forthcoming and the charge
WAS dismissed William smi lait hut
for he was Immediately rcarrestcd as.
q. suspicious character and the suspi
tionS being moro easily proven than
1.-The alleged theft, William was re-
CURED to furnish bond lie could not
do u, and to jail he went
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
WILL ERECT tablet
ON MARSHALL HOUSE ]. !
Board Of School Trustees Permits
Erection Of Tablet to
Marshall.

Al the session Of the School Board
last night fuel contracts were uWusu. ~
the erection Of q tablet on the Mar
shall House anthorl%ded ~ my Tnepn We're
n mas at the meeting Chairman James
Hutzler, Messrs. IT. G. Ebel, r; u. Chil,I
drey. Arthur B. Clarke. Jonn haS ~ ~ an 70
Fnx Assistant Superintendent a. II.
Hill Clerk and supervisor Charles T.
Walford.
total enrolment OF "a ,"ol' az n.y. oet'e
= Mr. r.. ~. q, stannrd. representing tho
Society for the Preservation 81 VIZ.
glnia Antiquities appteareea Win arI,, ne ne
TO nut In place on tho Marshall House
n bronze tablet marking this &as the
residence of tho great 1I;ist, ana n,
scribcd, "3orn 1765. died 1898; erected
1907" Tho request was unanimously
Contracts for new sanitary hxtures
at Monroe School. and for new build
Ing and sanitary nxtures at Baker
School. wero aWhracn; ,,,o , Z, !,
that tho suit against the School Board
pany Ind been decided to-day against
the Underwood la ,gom ha cwner 81 nron-
crty adjoining Baker School to put NJ
windows and blinds In the, building on
line was declined BY the p 96 i =, /, :, !,
year were awarded ms follows; Anthrn.
cite coal, to s.. II, HAYES & Co.. @
$500; steam coal to White Oak Goa
Company. @ sa,l6 Ter az coal n pteysl e y
per ton, The contract for wood was
A letter addrcssed to q member O
tho board, commencing the eXcellen
| tival of tho Wednesday,, ClubWas reat
land .plAced, on tloaJ n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
TO SEE VETERANS.
U. S. Army ana Navy Officers VIII he
Present ut Reunion,

There VIII be present at tho Confed-
crate Reunion next week a party Of
United States Army and Navy officers,
considered the pick of tho service, all
OF whom were born in tho South.
Lieutenant Philip Iiaxall Bagby win
entertain Lieutenant Woodward, of the
navy; Captain Robert Campbell and
Lieutenant Cootcs.
Mr., Woodward is naval aid to Admit
raj Harrington. Mt Jamestown, and
Lieutenant Harry Cootes IS military sec,
rotary at the exposition. Lieutenant
Bagby Is In charge Of ceremonies in
connection with distinguished guest.
who visit Jamestown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
SUMMERS ENTERTAINED.
Aeon Temple Mobiles Lead Candidates
-, Oyer the Burning Snnds.

!
Acca Temple, Mobiles of the MYSTIC
shrine, celebrated their tWenty-hrst
Anniversary last night by conducting
n large number Of candidates over the
burning sands of the desert, and alter
wards enjoying a sumptuous banquet.
a large number OF the most prominent
Masons and Shriners Of Virginia We're
present. as We're also representatives
of thirty different temples OF the
United states.
a magnificent past potentate's jewel
was presented to Illustrious Potentate
George :. Hooper, in recognition or ms
services in the interests of the order
Noble Preston Belvin who has just re-
turned from Los Angeles reportsd
Y that Acca Temple had been specially
honored In the election OF Past Poten-
tate George D. Street to the position OF
Imperial Chief Rabban Of North Amer
lea.
During the rendition Of the work sew
eral propositions were offered the can
didate, which they did not specially en-
JOY, but which added very much to the
enjoyment and entertainment of the
Mobiles who had already been initiated
into the mysteries. II any one doubts
this, let them ask Noble Mcdaniel. the
youngest Shriner in the State Of Nir-
Einia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
AGED MAN DROPS DEAD.
John +. Terry Dies in ShOcshon {
Heart Enlluro.

!, Mr. John L. Terry of No. COS West
cary Street, died suddenly Of heart
failure yesterday afternoon about S
o'clock. while seated In shoemakor's
store several doors from his home. Mr..
Terry had just cut on pair OF shoes
which had been repaired and was
lighting, his pipe, when no fell to the
floor without warning. Dr. William
a. MCGOWAN. OF No. 1926 West Cary
Street. was Immediately summoned,
but life was extinct before the physi-
clan arrived. 80
The deceased was born in Hanover
county, W., slxty-soven years ago, but
has made Richmond his home for q
number of years. Previous to his res
idence hGSt he was for a long time
Chief Of Police of Roanoke, whore he
has largo circle Of friends He was
Mt ono time a member OF tho Norfolk
Battery. Tho funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
CASE OF SMALLPOX.
Clyde Willard Taken With Disease
I WILLARD Irnmily Tnkcn to HOSPITAL.

A case OF smallpox was discovered
yesterday at No. 2S14 Venable Street.
The patient 10 CLYDE Willard. a small
boy, five years OF age the son OF Mr..
Belvin Willard, n motorman on tho
Passenger and Power line.
Last night the whole Willard family,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard,
ten pear-old girl. Clyde Willard and a
two-year-old boy werc taken to the
smallpox hospital. where they VIII re-
main for two weeks.
DIR. Massie said last night that tt,l
case was q mild one. and that the lad
was in but little danger. 1t Is probable
that tho two-year-old boy will take tho
disease, as he has not boon vaccinated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
ELECTORAL BOARD
CHOOSE OFFICERS
Lists of Those Who Will Con-
duct the City Primary and
Fall Election.
HAVE CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC
Men Selected Will Conduct Elec-
/, ton Of Members Of the Next
General Assembly.

Tho City Electoral Board met yes
tcrday ut the office OF Mr.. James Cas-
kie and chose the following officers for
the next general election which WIZ
also act In the coming primary Tor
the nomination Of members OF the
House Of Delegates and tho Senate:
Clay Ward.
w. Bates ana c. T.. Cary, Judges; James
A. Cowardin and Frank D. HILL clerks.
Second Precnct--B. +. lawson. Mel
son Powell and Charles III. Triplett.
Judges; John j. Mitchell and G. 10.
Third Precinct-Alex II. May. c. w.
Carter and w. G. Wilkinson. Judges;
c. +. Taylor, Jr., and John I. Carter,
Fourth Precinct-A w. Miller. w. I.
Darden and George a. Hanson, iudges;
George e. Schuman and w. b. Daniel,
clerks
Lee Ward. w.
First Precnct-W. Crump Tucker,
Judges; John a. Cutchins and John H.
Guy, clerks.
Second Prccinct-John G. Thomas.
John E. Gilman and L. II. Drew. judges;
H. c. simms and w. a. Sorg. clerks.
Henry Ward.
:, First Precinct.J. g, Taylor, J; ~.
Judges, ). Gerring and j. Palmer
Claiborne. clerks.
Second Precnct-E. H. Kahn, Andrew
Kruuse and j. j. Raymond, Judges;
Luthern Martin and j. Fenton Taylor,
clerks.
Third Precinct-John w. Hundlcy
George T. Dean and Frank Morrisey,
Judges; Henry c. Garrett and r. r.
Nuckols, clerks.
Monroe Ward.
First Precinct. Kent -~awley, Jas
| Zimmpr q I
! Judges; w. r. Fitzgerald and c. l
Darlington. clerks.
Second Precinct-John, Howard. Jr.
| lace D. Carr, clerks.
Third Precinct-Bryan Robins, 10
seph W. Thomas and W; l. Griffin
tjudges; B. ". Wilson and Samuel L
iy o. "A 4. spott and T. F. Callahan
Judges: John Ilrousse and Frank 3
Moss, clerks.
Madison Ward.
4 First Precinct-A. L. Tenser, ". Z
lHarton and w. D. Seldom, Judges "
If. Richardson and Clifton Lee, CLERKS
ICnas. G. Bosher and w. J. Barnett
Judges; P. J. Quinn and e. r. Palnore
clerks.
Third Precinct-Goodman Davis. l
IT. Christian and Harry pearson, Judges
Z. NJ Eppes and Mark Davis. clerks.
Z Fourth Precincc-Richard P. BrophS
Geo / Byrne and NJ. T. Page. judges
Bart O'Connor and John y. Dupe5
clerks. 49,.
First Precinct-Roy B. Temple, Jo
IL. Bickerstan and r. Schuemake
: Judges; ]. w. Pearsall and r. Thee
Bewden. clerks
Second Precinct-Charles ". Hare
!. iwicke. j. z. Harris ard w. p ATWOOD
Judges; John j. Cham ,,odonica} and S.
Wood, clerks
Third Prec:nct-H y. Nelson. Arm
\ stead AGREE ana j. NJ. Elicit, judge!
C, L. Arnold and N. T. Mathews, clerk
. Fourth Precinct-A. H Flourno
I John r. Pitt ana a. c. Peay, judge
H c. Robelin and John Pitt, clerks.
9 Marshall Ward.
! First Precinct-Ralph A. Caved
/ James a. Black and ]. II. Duke, S.
q Judges; Arthur G. Nelson and John
: Duffy, clerks.
q Second Precinct-Robert ]. Christia
: John Z. Higgins and j. ?. Scherme
j horn. judges: DR.. j. w. Taliaferro al
elC. H. Lester. clerks.
8 Third Prccinct-Robert P. Lord. He
r Try Brizzilar and ]. w. Hall, Judge
: Marion f. Barnett and Wythe D. "A
d Iderson. clerks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
Mr., UuriS hiIulc Here.

Former State Senator w. II. Burks-
dale OF Halifax. Is nt Murphy's. He is
just back from Arizona. where no has
been for his health. He Is much Inn
proved IN health, and declares that he
enjoyed his trip.
The former Senator says he Is out OF
politics. and is making an honest llv-
Ing prncticinE law,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
d. o. *. X. INITIATION
Members of Ncni Morn Temple Pre-.
pairing for LyncllburE Trip

An enthusiastic meeting of Mcni
Mora Temple, Dramatic Order OF
knights of Khorrassan. was had at
Corcoran Hall, on Twenty fifth Street,
Wednesday last, at which q number Of
candidates received tho degrees of this
new order of Pythian fun makers. The
members Of the temple also discussed
the prospective trip to Lynchburg
next week, at which u number OF can
ddatcs for the new ltnighthood Will
be raised or lowered. as tho cerervonlcs
require. All the local *. KS are en-
thusiastlc over tho order. and declare
that It Is as full of fun as can he
crowded into the duration OF the meet
iEgS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
On ,rhcir Honeymoon,

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Jennings, Wno
have been in Richmond for g week
past, viii leave on Sunday for I, atlanta ~ q
Where they will play summer y, ea ~, un 9
ei its or st. among tic actors OF tho Gi,f.
fen Company, and his advent az ne
Academy later in the season VIII &c
5 n,ngs viii piay q prominent part next
week in '"fhe lIenrietta,'3 In a tlanta,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jennlngs aga on I theiF
1hQueyQlQ QNaa - - !. rs S y >.-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
TRY THIS.

FOR the relief of dyspepsia you Will
ny o. OF. Finid Extract Buchu.
i 20 o.. Fluid Extract Gentlan Com
pound.
Us Medical men of wide experience boar
testimony to the efficiency Of this pro-
scription, not only In cases OF dyspep,-
sia, but in nearly all sorts Of stomach
trouble. RI there arc manifestations 81
sour stomach, two t;.blespoonfuls OF
baking soda should he added to the IN q,
GRADIENTS named nboye,~ all Of, which
are obtatnable at any good pharmacy.
The proper dose Of this medicine Is
itablespoonful, taken three times DAY,
beSore paeals. XGX. III s >'S' ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
PERSONALS AND DI,1E,s

Mr. M. j. billiard. m old Richmond
boy. who left here eighteen years ago,
is3in tho city. Visiting tho homo Office
OF tho Virginia state Insurance Com
pany, OF which he is Alabama manager.
X Mrs Coason Steele Parrish has ro-
turned to the city, after a delightful
visit to Mrs. u. M. McPeak. in Charles
ton, w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
City Committee I'o-ntr,,t

Tho City Democratic Committee viii
meet at Murphy's Hotel Tonight. rho
object Of tho meeting is to hear the
report Of the Committee on Plans. The
meeting Will be brief ono in ali prob
ability, bat time will be taken to So
lect mon to fiji several vacancies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
Hack After Thiry-sis Years.

Mr., Thomas Mcllneany, OF Missis-
tslppi, as here on Il Visit to- his qtl
nome, after lhirty-slx years absence,
and Will be glad TO see his friends at
No. llla 81. James Street y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
MIR. ELLYsON w. MARTIN
IMPROVING AT MEMORIAL

The many friends Of Mr.; Eiyson w W.; MAJ ho
clad to learn that ho is rapidly improving
at the Memorial Hospital. where nc mas
been for the past few weeks. y Is eSpec'-
cd he Will soon return 70 ms hoIie'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
His VITO died about
Is survived by three

here ono month His VITO died about
Christmas. and he Is survived by three
small children. , Ii st
During his sickness hc was cared
for by the Rcd Men OF the city, being
a member of that organizations. A spc-3
.cinl car wiilstnke tho remains and q
committee from 1ndinnon Tribe OF Red
Men to Petersburg, leaving here this
afternoon ut 3 O'Clock. The intcrment
will be in l3landford Cemetery, and
tho services VIII be conducted at tho
grave by tho Rev. w. G. Taylor. Tip
pccanoe Tribe, OF Petersburg, will at
tend tho funeral.
PERSONALS and Briefs.
Tho social held In the lecture-room
of the Presbyterian Church last night
was good and delicious refreshments
We're served &g
Tho Elks' Bazaar committee met last
night. but some of the reports were
not completed, and nothing definite
was done. 1t is estimated that the
gross receipts oE the bazaar Will
amount to $1,000.
The District Skulc'' was presented
In CtHathams Hall last night for the
bene2t of Asbury M. u. Church, before
large and nppreciativo audience.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter. Of Chester
ield county, became the bride Of Mr..
Michael j. O'Neil, of Oak Grove, yes.
terday morning at 10 o'clock. The GER
emory was performed by the Rev
Father Coleman at Sacred Heart
Church. Immediately after tho cere-
Inony Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil left for the
North. On their return they will make
their home In Oak Grove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24
building Permits Granted.

The Fire Committee met last night
and received several applications for
building permits.
Mr.. Edward Eastwood was granted
a permit to erect dwellings, on Ninth
Street, between Decatur and Stockton
Streets.
j. II. Richardson was also granted a
permit to erect building adjoining
hi sstore or In the rear.
Several other permits for improve
raents were granted.
Public Guessing. ei
Tho special grand jury which has
been sitting in the matter Of superin,
the almshouse, who has been charged
With discrepancies in his accounts. ad-
iourned yesterday afternoon to con-
vene again on Monday
Tho public is now wondering whether
or not not any Indictments viii be brought
in. Many people are Of tho opinion
that indictments for misdemennors Will
DO brought in since the jury has az :
journed, and it is thought from this IS
| in tho meantime draw the indictments.
were examined. including Chairman
| Ferguson, OF the Cemetery Commit
tee, He, was kept behind cl .1snd, Doors cor
siderably. The books OF tho cemetery
dopartment were gone over carefully
M, j. Johnson, who was indicted by
| the grand Jury on a mlsdemehHOI
charge, was yesterday acquitted IN the
cornoration Court It was alleged thai
hc threatened to do bodily injury &c
on me- whole matter grew out Of n mis-
! und erstanding, and judge clopton dis
/ missed Mr.. johnson. Flo was repre-
sonted by T.. II, Wells.
Mr.. Gates Dead.
Mr., David a. Gates died yesttesrdo :,
morning at $3.50 o'clock at Tho residen n
~, ~ Nc mother. Mrs, H. A. Wingo, N O
4 100 : 1 Third Street. He had beer
living In Petersburg, and had only peer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24

Mr. Walter Buckner, of Wilminston'
superintendent of the southern EN-
press Company for this district, spent
yesterday III the city on business, he
saws the question of the return OF the
comnany to its old stand at Ninth and
Cary Streets is in the hands OF the
builders. The officials are ANXIOUS
enough to get back, but building opera
lions have taken on a snails pace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24

Mr.. w. II. Taylor, of Hamlet, n. c.
superintendent of the dining car de-
nartmcnt of the seaboard Air Line, was
in the city yesterday completing ar
ranremonts for looking after the COM
fort of travellers to the reunion next
week TsIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24

Hunters chorus (Emerson), the choir
Accompanist Miss May Gruner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24

First Precinct-W. Crump Tucker
w. a. Crenshaw and 3. Taylor McCue
Judges John y. Cutchins and John II
Guy, clerks.
Second Precinct-John G. Thomas
John E. Gilman and l.. II. Drew. judges
H. c. Simms and w. A. Sorg, clerks.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-04-12
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Robinson OF Kelley street, is
confined TO her home by serious i'll
ness.
w. II. Cocroft OF Montreal, Canada
has accepted a responsible position
at the Crown WUste@ Mills.
Water Pad Trusses 81 90, $50 and
81. 50 each. n. Y. Eastic Truss, SI.oo
Leather or Kid Pad Trusses, 81 50 and
$3.50, Clutches, all sizes. SI.oo per pair,
Quart Fountain Syringes, 49c 1851 rs
81. 80 and S2. 90 each, Family Bulb Syringes
49c., 75c., s. 90 and *I.25 each, Infant
Syringes 25c. Glass ~yringes roc, I5o.
25c 55c., SOC. Hard Rubber Syinges 25c'
3sc., 5oc., 75c., 81 90 and ~ IS each.
We carry full line Of Cameras and Sup
plies. BYRON A. SMITH, Prescription
Druggist, i9 Olneyville Square.