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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14
Operators arc Kept Busy ffg@ %
Figure out al elp|ae( u'R
ulls mD Dear; ol :lRIlPlst
Sears Proceed TimidIy WI
Movements and Bulls Wat =" ~"""
IL. c....-.. ,.,,.-r.|tai Sales
and Closing Quotations.
(By Associated Pref

NEW YORK. August
manner In which the maj N'' 49,
today proved very puzzlirSs
conjectures that attempted " eAp ..,.
It. A lull In the activif es ~ ~
powerful party in the ~.
which has favored the
all the devices of leadership anu
nipulation was evident. ,
A party of professional opei a'o.S
attempted on this evidencke ~
on the short side of the Nc" Nc.
helped on the reaction thEa
from the withdrawal Of THE i's'e'"7
measures of the bull party
This bear movement WIZ ~,
ed with extreme caution
signs of timidity. covering sa"s;"ns
being resumeed at small ,,...:a.,
, IN \. ~ srecess;o,k in prices
proved moderate and theI5 ""'
ing like the precipitancy un ,eas
with which so prolonged an "u'~
as has occurred usually 'u
Late in the day the
the Rock Island group
xestion Of more influentia H"uo, 'p
for a bear turn in the MAJ CIV
market on prices became a,ns
more aggressive with
ing at the lowest.
The action OF the ma rAet ""e az
~. ,,..,,, ..cb ,hical causes
- ..es,...i,n IN any positive
Sau.,onmant IN. the davis news.
~ 100. No. Mn ala Fming in the
days :ews from the crop res"n'
though differences Of OPP "'on
pressed amongst ex3e1 sono
as to the extent Of rhte nam IT,
to corn and spring -
sub-treasury continues .,,
contributions to the suPpy
l"e 80 ,nd,aotas ri the custom
airy demand for curre1'cS
tardy in showing itshelft ,,s
Bonds were irregular Ga,
mar value, 1854 900. ni'ou
bonds were unchanged
tai sales today were 7a'''v o
including: Copper 35.2EU .nd.
1880; Sugar 3,100; ~ "o"'
A. C. l.. 400; d. r. T. CO..
w ano.I Northern Pa
i:,o'' noo. p...,n. ,sO,e0O; South
ciuc 80 90 GOO. I'll p. 101. 400;
90 Ssa~,o,. 600. tennessee Cop
~ 1aa. Sou,hern Railway LOO;
u. s. Steel $500: VI T. T. wv
nreferred 100
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

Anger Is Ike the waves OF .
troubled SEA: when Il is'correctcd With
Q soft reply, ~ with little strand. u
rctires and leaves nothing behind but
fro,h and .heIis-no permanent mis-
chicf-Jercmy Taylor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

To clean leather. sseA . vwsee
hsnd-bags. suitcssss, Esroeus4 ken
er. and co,orea sk1s2 - . reooo>e
wallpaper cleanee. Xiz - diFscesA
and Apply IN he u0us1 nnuDses ~
hing one vay only.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14

A. smpssssb,s rssk
A leading vomsnis ssagsSsne = -
msu6,as that neu shah b - epo1 -
women. They seea 30 fssVa ~ -
sveraep nsn hos Q ssre S1Dl -
Asa.G = oooA - - 6-W
Post - 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14
Hovv % hsopened.

perhsps the physician Who eof IN
toxscased on vste. drank VI VIII wnis
IN chascys.-N. Y. American
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-14
1os6 esserp!

n ID remarkable how much easier
n n 10 tolerate . rich bore than 9
uoor oOe.-nallas News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
MILK DEALER TO
APPEAR: IN !. COURT { ! ] RI
Richmond Report Used as Basis
Of Prose cution at Orange
Court ouse.

Having received a letter from Chief
Health omcer Levy, Of this city. to5tlle
effect that the dairy OF ~, T. Taylor
5of Orange Courthouse, Ind been found
after an cNamin atlo N
by Inspecto Curtis, Of Richmond,
Health Officer Woodward, of Washing,
ton, will prosecute Tay lors on the
Charge OF violating the regulations OF
tho department. II
According to the report o e ms pector
Curtis, he. gave II nylor. out OF aS!pos-
Isible 100 points, only AIS. DR.. Levy
rforwarded TO #Dr. SVvudWard the SCORE
card. inf orming him that tile Sinspec-
Etlon was as OF Jun eth.
4 "a later visit OF the Inspector showed
that there was some impr ovement ii
Mr., Taylors esta blishment. \ He was
ordered to keep the hogs out Of his
stable yard, and was trying to do SO,
Tho inspector, however, found the
drainage in bad gcond tior. doors and
Windows were unscreened, and dairy
utensila were ina filttly co nd II Ion, Mr.,
Curtis also found that Mr.. Taylor's
herd had not passed the tllberculin
test Within q year, 10 ~ the ar
heen aYnlsled for cont amin a lon wi tll-
inathe ga lr,a lengt h o lime.
81 Both Dr. opd ward ii ana Il Dr. Levy
say that there III no esopse tor those
who by MI N q crenr N rom s,nlaxv.
fuls 3shlppers, bena use the, M i ic n nj,
call mp the Ieal tllg zen rtrlie nt any
hour sSS the d " and aacerta llR 4
lsllppsEss AEe oll ~ ,'s U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
TWO Thousand
FARMERS COMING
Indications Point to Largest Tn
stitute Ever Held in
Virginia.

From present Indications, the hfth
annual meeting OF the Virginia State
Farmers Institute. to- DO held in the
auditorium Of the JEFFERSON Hotel. be-
ginning Tuesday, August 4 III, and cons
three days. will be more largely
attended than any Of the previous lt
meetings 1of that body. Ind icatlons
point to an attendance Of between
1900 ana 1000 farmers, and every et t;'i
fort Is being made toEincreases the num--
Der beyond that, il possible. Not only
are the people 20 Richmond showing
great interest In the EeYent, but the
railroads have taken the matter IN
ana ara Offering every lnduceIn Y.
the way Of spec!a N rails edmond
being a. central point, many arc able
to get hero who could not take su n \
Client time from I heir farms to attend
meetlngs In more remote parts Of the
State. This. too. being an advanced
season, most Of the farmers have their
early crops laid by,f a. nd are In Q n osl-
ton to leave without Inconvenience
One or the features Of the meeting,
which lone will attract a larsp nuns
her, Is tho excursion down the Ja mes
River, Three Isl nrllers WI III 60 ns lfa 7
as Westover. and on the return VIII
stop at Curtis Meek where the visitors
Will he entertained by G. II, Semi, pro,
priator OF III o Curtis Mock plantatt lon,
Manyfo OF the fariHe rss have read Of this
marvel Gus Ssci ent 40 arn, O Z Yer Y. Joy Y
acre ii. n nd have LONG desired to- pay y
n vlslt \, 40 as ~ Edt an idea aof modern
ssclen 10 me thoo \, ~ M N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
FIRST VERDI STAN IDS

Judge Scott II fuses 4 o Set Aside JndEs
ment In Cassclman-Arrents Case.s
Arguments were heard sycst erday by
Judge Scott In the Henrico Circuit
Court. relating to a motion made by
the defendants to set aside verdict
rendered at the April term OF court In
the land suit OF Casselnlan against
Arrents, the jury having given NJ the
plaintiff judgment on the pro erty In
question, known as the Bloomington
farm. for 5000. hi
The de fendant made; a motion ia set
aside the verdict. hut as q neither side
was then ready to argue the question:
tho final ettlement was postponed s
Attorneys Wend enbu RS. for The plain
tiff, and Miller. FOR the Defendant. ap-.ig
peared before Jud SO Scott at 10 o clock
and occupied the entire session OF theJ
,courtSWith their arguments a5sf
3 As a final settlement Of tho ease
Judge Scott declared that the verdict
allowing Judgment for 5000 would
stand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
MAYOR APPROVES
BUILDING CODE /! |.
New Law Gives Inspector Beck
Power to Rae Unsafe
Structures.

After being snocked out from pill
la rSto post for a lmost a year the build
In 3 code was signed yesterday by the ne
Mayor. to become effective q tAug gust
20 Nj. Though he admitted that me
docume nt was not perfect In al par ar
ticulars, according to his view, the
Mayor did not hesitate abou + glvlng
il lis is apr oval. With the power !
conferred upon him by the code, IN
speotor Beck will be authorl2 ed her g
after to proceed more speedily WIN
tho Scondemnation Of ildings deemed
unsafe, and, up on the refusal or oc-
oupan Il to NOV 9, there will DO sprYom
recourse ut law. 39i III III i.
The code contains 5102 sections, Y
N as IT he longest doc ument Of stts Is lnd
ever engrossed by City ClerlS5 Az g g ust,
The Mayor took tire Q days to read and
Study II, Except for the demand from
the MEASURE mi-ht mot have been
passed In the If IS the prese NJ. Coun-1
cil,sth ough tho recent co lapse of.mnny
hulldings, supp seds to be sound, orGed
Council Ito proceed with all possible
haste, Practically all Of the more I'm
portnnt sections have been printed and
explained heret otore in The y nles-3
pispa tcll.s tho code to-day not be lng
different I'M m ost ~ reape g ts from he
origlna paper prepared by lnspe ctori
ISe is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
RODE STURGEON TWO COMPANIES
ACROSS THE BAY ARE DISBANDED
Negro Says He Went a Mile
Minute from Newport News
to Norfolk.

From Newport News to Norfolk on
tho back OF a fish Is going some, IL
you will listen to me-" said a member
of the sporting fraternity who passed
through the city yesterday after a
couple OF weeks at tile seashore. "1t's
got that story about Jonah and the
whale beat to DEATH"
He then proceeded to get off tale
which would make Isaac Walton, Ba-
ron Munchausen. or any Of the rest OF
the old sports. fade away. The truth
for, as il was told him by ono OF
the most honest "old niggers' In the
country.
'sThls particular scion Of Ham. said
the sporting gent: is mighty /; 5ion q, OF
velous ride he could not scrape up
the price OF a short In Newport News.
but knew OF a friend In the city across
the way who would pT9sbahs sca be abe he
reached. The rest'of the story Is bet
ter tod In Ills own Language
= I WIZ jes' set tin In my skln won.
derin how could make as trtp, W Hnat
sturgeon I ever see: fore I hardly
yknoweh IT I was settln' straddle OF dat
% Slfol Az sa nans mile s1i aas sSHt
s tp OF him. an went SO fas he al.
mos pull de shoes on my feet. we
ai sesn @ one bie Boat a
/ wave dat boat to de right an. fore
de captain could see. what dat pass ed.
dis Niger settln, . on De D san 3.
s SerfGf tr astsh sur &c q
dunno whar dat fish went. hut ! sho
does wish L could tame I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
MRS. yU j! APPEALS
city Charged wiz, ran.ferrlnx Props

City Charged With Tran.ferrinx Props
Mr.. William L, Royal. counsel for
Mrs. William =; Justis: fled bond in
in the appeal case OF Mrs. Justts
against the Georgia Industrial and
Realty Company. Some months ago
Mrs. Justis sued tho estate. but, lost
the case In the Law and Equity Court.
Now Mr.. Royal is taking the matter
to the supreme Court.
The controversy arises over small
island in James River. near the Trlgs
shipyards. which belonged to g, \! NE. Ju s!,
eral attempts TO get possess Ions Of the
island, but never could agree With tn
Later. aeeorainE e 1T the e, e on Gain.
city Attorney BY whish for
the extension OF streets was trans,
ferred to the city. Then Mr.. aoyall
Company Con the little island in which his
client owns the right Of. her ! I: aoI nn !;
lie had been granted a writ OF error.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
ARREST DOG TOR
ON GIRLS CHARGE
Dr.. A. B. Cosby Gives Bail and
stoutly Denies All Wrong.
doing.

ORA b. Cosby, q young physician OF
Church Hill. was arrested yesterday
evening by Detective Sergeant Gibson
and Officer Bryant OH q charge Of hay
Ing attempted malpractice on Lydia
Butler, young girl living on North
Eighteenth Street. The girl ~ the
accuser Of the physician, and It was
upon her representations, gained by
the officers. that the doctor was arr
rested, Hc denied the crime In toto.
saying that he could call upon every
druggist in Richmond to prove his
innocence.
lie was bailed In tho sum of $500,
DR.. Fred c. Kellam going security.
After being bailed, It IS said that DR..
Cosby went ona visit TO his family In
Norfolk
f Edgar Niche. VINO stands charged
with the betrayal OF Lydia Butler. aI..
|pearcd In Police Court yesterday NORM
irs. and was sent on to the grand
jury. Ic was bnlled In tho sum OF
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
GOVERNOR G CIV EST ST

Yields TO Pressure to Deliver saa !Ad-,
dress yat Toledo An eptsmber. I.
Governor Swan son and Hon, oseph
Is. Eggleston, sJr,, returned \ last night
from * enbridge. IN Lunenburg 60 unity mt
where on yesterday they delivered az.
dresses at a Joint Con federate ana
I'd uoat ional rally. The Governor was
re Gently Invited to dellver an add rosss
ut tie unvelllng on monument g, az
Fort M Gigs, nea 81 To edo, Ohio erecte ~
Is the memory OF II, q me n ,wf no fell N
where Tacumaeh was finally
cnptureda IIe It FIRST dc lined, on the
ground tina u he was busy here !. and had
been out OF the State q good deal re- e.
cently,Sbut soEnuah pressure has been
brought to bear upon II I'm tina Il he has
YIELDED d, an wi ~ ma ko the TIL The
annual encam prnent OF the Gran Army
81 the Republic will 10 SO III ace there
at this time, and ~ "a en- lmated that!
100000 peppl Ia wv II be presen t, a1or
M, 4, Ehright, deputy United \ States
marsha for this "A istript Il 10 ~ Rfors- -
mer resident az .rol dn. made a per-
sonal appe cal 10 the Caovernor q, and he
final Sdect ded IA aacep u II, a5 Invitation.
IA; large S;n uMb n t. rginla sol dlerH
,SWeld eaga Esd In The llattl The slig,1.
Veil tlGs 10 + N lace On epfen.ber
II q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
SEVERAL : FENCES
MAY Exist HERE
Cigarette Stealing Case Con.
tinued, and Heavy Bail Is
Asked.

That Richmond !: Is the home Of sew
eral protitabl lie fences" Is almost
proven BY the arrest OF several men
charged With stealing Or receiving;
stolen CT garettes from tho Southern
Railway Company, Which X llowed hard
upon the discovery W. OF an alleged
tor the reseX,ng Of shoes o
pany. ST ast3j
Iii tile former case Jerry NIorano,
E Il, Soda fountain at 225
West Broad Street, u Joseph r.. Mosby,
a clerk in the Southern Raj Way freight
office. ana Ernest Norris, CO. ored. ap-;
Ing, but tie hearing was continued to
August 4 tn, owing to the absence Of
appearance On that date, '' '''s'
4. No eVl denoe In the case was heard.
Morano is (. ell,argeed With having bought
sassssts swo boSs
Piedmont Cigarette stolen from the
Southern Railway Company Mostly
OF Piedmont oignrettes from the rail-
way company and Morris ls charged
With having y tolen a case OF 81 garettes
MoaI tHae
the theft. ana that Norris acted aa II
The casa Was worked MP BY spacIa,
Ottlcsr5S Sang le. n of the Sou thern Rail-
way Company md Ofllcscs Wiley, ~
the local force, hey N be iave they
)l !! g. evidence ntllclent IN
Ashhy nus the tormor ma Sis,
traits. ans late ~ bart en- er, who Is 9al--
legged 70 q have he sen \ one ~ Inc chief
acc emp Ices, In Htt III al lar 70 Nj, Sa y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
ACTION is DEFERRED

Il y Il II y
Judge WaddiI Continues East Coast
Receivers TIL Further Orders.
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr., ycster-
day heard tho application Of attorneys
for the unsecured creditors of tho East
Coast Lumber Company to remove tho
receivers appointed by the court and
TO substitute the trustees recently
nominated by this contingent to take
charge OF the affairs of the defunct
concern. The court, after hearing tho
lawyers briefly, decided to continue the
receivers until such time as the court
may sec fit to make different order
in tho matter. &
This means that A1ossrs. p. II. c.
iCabell ana John A. Lamb Will remain
In charge at least until September.
when Judge Waddill will return from
the mountains and resume his duties
on tho bench. He8left yesterday after.
tnoon8for the Virginia Hot Springs. ac-
+companied by his family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
IMPORTANT MEETINGS
state boards of Education and Charities
Here This Week.

(
Two important meetings relating to
state matters will be held at the Capt.
toll during the week. The first Will
be the Board Of Educat lion, which will
convene at s. o'clock on Tuesday night
to award pensions to retired public
school teachers. The State Board OF
Charities is scheduled to meet Thurs
day afternoon ut 3 O'clock.
The latter issof far more public In
tcrest, az It involves the organiza-
ton OF the new department and q
hot fight for the score tarys hlp. 4
would not be surprising If this place,
which is the best paying one In the
department. should Ego to the Roy. y.
Sidney Peters, OF Petersburg. II Is
sund erstood i that Mr., Peters IS deeply
interested In thes.work OF humane In
stitutions. and that5he will accept the
position II 1t is offered him. His chief
compatitor Is former Sheriff simon
Solomon, Of Henrico. DR.. Paulus a.
irving, Of this city, will be made
chairman OF the board III i.s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
ARM0RY PERMIT. ISSUED

Work on ITowitzers' Home to begin
During the Week.
The following permits were issued
In tho Office of the Building Inspector
yesterday:
NJ. W. 1ngersoll. to erect "a brick
dwelling at No. 1913 East Marshall
Street, $500.
City OF Richmond. through Captain
William NJ Myers. to repair the armory
OF the How tiers. Battery al tile cost
of $4,000. The contract. MS hereto
fore announced IN The Times ispa tch.
has been.awarded BIZ Captain Myers to
Contractor A. c. Bedford The I'm
provementss will be In the shape of
shower baths, swimming pool. and
other convenienccs. to acconlmod ate
13s men. The work will be commenced
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Mustered Out Of Service After
Record Showed They Were
Short Of Men.

Orders were issued by Adjutant-
General Anderson yesterday diaband-
ing two military companies attached
to the seventy-first Virginia and mus
tering In one company to BIO assigned
to the seventy-second: The. two COM
panies are disbande ed as q result OF
mads ~
General. One IS at Newport News and
the other at franklin. The orders
follow:
General Orders No. ii.
No. 30. ~. G. o.. May II. 9os. direct
Ing Companies c. d and i OF the Sew
enty-t1rst Regiment Infantry. Virginia
M1h e
companies having fallen below the
minimum, the Assistant Inspector-G Gem
eral recommends that Company be
retained In the service: and IT. is so
Q. His report on Company D shows
as follows:
This eompany has hut twenty-eight
stated that four others had been en-
listed by him. but had not been exam
tired by the SURGEON. This company Is
SO far below the minimum required by
b. Glow the standard I'm many respects.
after discussing the matter very fully
with the captain. he believes the best
INTEREST zOISlne 4COInpaMySWOuldsD be pro-
NOTED by an order disbanding It with
a view OF reorganizlnE 1t. and making
changes in the material OF the COM
3panv.''
The company Is ordered TO 30 dis
banded "A
8. The. Assistant Inspector,Ge Generals
report with reference to Company I is
The muster roll: OF Company 1
Seventy first Infan try shows two off1-
GERS and thlrty-ntne man.. Eleven men
have been recruited since last annual
losses. g Isl ss5
In corresp ondence with the briga-
dier- general commanding the briga de.
whose home Is at the station OF this
company, he having been captain OF
the company and thoroughly familiar
a recent conference with persons upon
whom he relied for building the conf
pany UP. he has concluded that the
requirement of the statute that tho
company be disbanded should be en-
forced. s755 rs 81,
Under these circumstances. did
not deem It necessary to go to Frank
Into inspect tho company. and Its dis
bandment Is recommended
The company Is ordered to be dis
p IAN, Tho arms and other public
and Il. Seventy-frst In antry, are res
sponstble, will be immed intely for-
w y y. toSthe ad jutant- general at
the auarterlnas 81 Of tie Seventy.
With tie the execution Of the latter cla & 50
of this order. }s3
The2new cornpanyat Roanoke. known
as Company +, has been assigned to
tho Seventy-second Regiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
R. P'lNClU.s DIsMlssED

Gated lii Shoe Theft Continued.
81 John Felvey, white. and WI Ham
Harris, colored. under suspic ION VI 81
having stolen shoes from the Go1nm-
lice Court yesterday morning a and I
again the case was continued. Eel veys
being bailed In the sum OF ~. % 90. The
hearing was set for All gust s Moses
Ok en, who la charged IN having
has already been Indicted by he gr and
Jury. SIX "a
III PIncus. who was cha q Cd I'm y M re-Ss
from the Columbia Shoe Comp any MA I'D
Dismissed EIa 4 prove ha he had N
3bNugfIt all the shoe i ~ rec tly from Nh Xxi
com paIly, II q nd 9 PRO erl ys III kHcd resE
We're fefs sl IN nYlda nrs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
/ AlleEe q 80 ne l.le,pockct.

s3s Daniel Butler, brother Of tho hero OF
the James River u 81 II omance of some
already figured In police annals In res
gard 10 tho theft Of tin, we're arrested
yes erd ysEavenin ms by De tectlYa Ser
gcant NJ Ma ION, on q cllarE 81 roll
AM st III .ssl that he hawas sitting On 4
3bonch3in tho Sixth Street Market whan
the the &c opcnrred and i tina one OF tho
two nut, HIS hand S In his poeke tss AM
took nut his mon eq, IN q or to- be
no direct evdaniese' htmsssl serge cant
NOM h0lls made yVtpant snvVea n. on MI al
N hrgant sAls then s'llad eSt 80 arrest s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Eorgctfulness Costs Much.

Charged with having stolen pair
of reins from William Price and a
lawn mower from William Blair. Ed
die Green, colorcd, was yesterday
sentenc ed to one year In jail
from Police Court, Green denied the
charge or stealing the reins, but ad-s
mitted that he had, In a moment Of
left the mower In n
The failure of his memory
cost{him six months In Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
TRIED 10 WREc K CAR
Negro Ray Arrested for filling Rock on
sAS I'LL Ashland Line. .s3 3 "a

e585asF (. Ashland Line.
Percy Johnson, a negro hoy, twelve years
old. was arrested yesterd ays for pllin cracks
on the track OF the Richmond and Chesa-
peaks Bay Railroad near Barton Heights,
ltebeing alleged that he placed the rocks
there wi intent 4 o wreck The car which
was soon due. KS 81 IS Eli Ssit aa5i&
GS 9lheShoy was taken to the Henrco8 county
jai where no Will baf kent for q hearing
tom orrow5 morning at 10 %o' coolka before
Squire ~. J.EGWrlght. Of, Barton lleighls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
. Oalcer,ss Com miss ! oaet q.

lfgIs85t ~ UHtCfrn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
2 Commits lions have bean Issued ystlet
military b card to lieu tenant y mas
-. MCDOWELL, Company "A, "a q i6ll lnoAd5
LIGHT llfantry III lle i, q nd ia he hi amin
In i. Runt lnE, ot q m n l1rli ssal;y oks
tie seYent st Res I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

The main thing achieved by the com.
mittee was the accommodation "
Chan gees to be made In the rules gov
erning the institution and the app ONT
ment OF committee for that purpose.
was attached - tho committee itself
than to the executive mana cement OF
hn City Home. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

MITCHELL was one ct the t1rst, II
not the first, to propose the celebra-
ton Of the ercentenary OF tile settle
men e OF sJamestown Island. In pub
,lished ter he called attention to the
signi llcanc e Of he event, and his sug-
Gestion,8 attracting wi despread atten-
ton. in a large m easure bro ught& about
tho subsequent az itation that resulted
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