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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
MAKES KITTINGER
"iDMIHIsRAT0R

-. n Kittlnger was yoeter'
s ss..,s,ln,ed By judge Morris al
ssss.,s sh Of The estate OF \. N
nin ,'''r Prosper RalsIon, who
sps,ass affection to the appoint.
nlea , X Klttingcr, did not appear
ss s,sr, 10 pursue his objections.
p wa ss aled al rrOsser while on
SILL. .a.'.ent chamber OF Commerce
sae ,. ,sl and his body, In the alb
tNs n ANY known relatives was
~. IVA charge OF by the organisa.
shsa VA brought back TO Seattle.
~ ~ he request Of the chamber,
~ ss,,,nrer was appointed special
ht nN.sss~ter. Yesterday be was
sss .sassd general administrator Of
e sstate Is reported hy the ad
,s,nr 70 be worth about $50,
IN sebts against e of so3A.ta.
.selnlstrator has incurred in.
~ iss.ssnees 81 sSNsse The known
$3.50 ,...s.s consist Of James Sprinser.
S .1s.ss d BENJAMIN Spr'ngcr.
s.r o byron Sprinsor Glenn
49, ~. ont John springer Mus
49, M Noses Sprlnger address
- va All brothers, sarah Sprins
ss''x nr,.,klyn. \. y aad Mrs. G.
Z. Keaora. o. There Is also
-, a,A niece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
cmARorp wtrm Nnolnor


MARE lSf.ANn NAVY YARD. oct
sa,~iAeut Edwin IT, nedd, who
was ia chafAo OF the submarine
tlntiila ~ the navy yard when tho
disastrous fire occurred Septcmhof
~, ta preparing today 60 defend him
self against CHARGES % ncklect and
improper conduct that u held by
tho navy department 90 be fuaponsi
BILE for the deaths of n ~. May q
chief machinist attached Co the uub 3
marine boat Nrampus and Paul Mar
tin a local prddlUr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
Lois Theatre
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE

Russell, Drew A French. Mgra
Phone. Main sss9
Matinee Saturday. Tonight and
all week.
THE BLACK HAND"
our prices. Mats. Toe and 20c
Evenings. iGc. 25c, 3ac
Next week. starting sunday Mat.
The Great Express Robbery"
Splendid east In both plays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
An1eriCanTheatre

Pike at. Between sth cad sth Aves,
This Week welsh stock Company
Presenting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

ABERDEEN. Oct 80 United
states senator PILES spoke on the
banking issue AZ a republican rally
here last night tie scored bryan
and intimated that the democratic
party was split
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

BOSTON. oct. as John +. Rey-
nalds tf was to-day appointed re
rsivcr far the bankinE firm 81 = II
Gav A Co The liabilities arc said
20 amount 20 about 3, coo 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-23

AitEknEEN, Got RaaatNrhaliH
county has began work eollerting a
iafHe exhibit Tor tho Alaska \ pkons
racific exposition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
TRANSFER ACADEMY
vtrsdbin Theatre Company Gains Pos
session of Local Playhouse.

A deed of trust. dated January 9th,
was recorded III chancery Court yes
terday. transferring the ACADEMY OF
Music property from the Southern
Theatre Company TO the Virginia Thea
trer Company Tnc.) TO secure the pay
naent of s1i.500 due the Southern
Theatre company outstanding.
Allan ca Collins and John a. Coke
are named as trustees.
a deed Of bargain and sale. dated
November list or last year, was also
recorded by which the Southern Thea
tire Company. of which John G.. Walk
err is president sells to the Virginia
Theatre Company, OF which Thomas
G. I.eath is president, the Academy
sof<MusIc for $4,000.
The stockholders of the Virginia
Theatre Company are T. c. Leath
president; fifty shares; Otto Wells
vice-president. fifty shares: w. g
Neal. secretary, fifty shares.
The recording of the transfer was
authorized at meeting held by the
Virginia Company on January ., 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
REHEAR POLL TAX CASE.
Petition presented to Supreme con


Petition Presented to Supreme Court
by Acknowledgement.
WYTHEvILLE. VA, June a,-The
Supreme Court of Appeals opened It's
session here to-day, Judges Cardwell
Buchanan, Harrison and Whittle sit
ting.
Attorney General w. a. Anderson
presented a petition for the rehearing
CT tha Norfolk poll tax case. NO mo-
ton was made or petition filed by
Judge j. w. G, Blackstone, nor has
any counsel in this case yet arrived,
The days proceedings We're as fol-
lows:
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany vs.. Davis's administrator. argued
by w. B. Kegley and Judge Il. NJ.
Page for plaintiff in error, and A. a.
Campbell for defendant, and submitted.
Dowell administrators, VS.. Cox, ar
gued by W. S. Poage for plaintiff in
error and A. A. Campbell for de-
PENDANT. and submitted.
Ivanhoe Furnace Company VS.. Vir-
ginla and Tennessee Telephone Cons
pany ct al, removed to Richmond.
Miller, trustee, VS.. town of Pulaski,
removed to Richmond
Town of Wytheville vs.. Mamie L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
LODGE HOLDS FAREWELL
For MEMBER GOING AWAY
Especial to The Times Dispatch,l


SPENCER N. c., June 2.-'rhe social
event of the season took place IN
Spencer last nigh, when a farewell
meeting was held in honor of MI. +.
p, Roesch, who for the past two years
has been master mechanic of the
Southern Railway In Spencer, having
resigned the position last month. The
Meeting, which was largely attended.
was held under the auspices of Spen-
Ger Lodge. No. 543, A. r. and a. NJ
and Old Dominion Division No. S7S,
Fl. of l.. e. to both of which Captain
Roesoh belonged. a number of enter
tanning speeches We're made by repre-
scntatives from the various divisions
Of tho Southern running into Spencer
and q delightful program, consisting
OF music and recitations rendered by
the ladies'. Captain and Mrs. Roesch.
who have greatly endeared themselves
to Spencerians, We're presentedt with a
beautiful ;and costly coffee set and a
fountain pen as gifts from the Green
willie. Division, the presentation speech
being made BY Bismarck Camps, ESQ.
Elegant Refreshments We're served, and
the crowd did not dispense Until |
o'clock this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
SIX DEAD IN TWO YEARS
Father, Mother, Two Sons ana Two
Daughters Pase Awuy,
[special to The Times-Dlspatchi


DURHAM n. c.. June 2.-Luico
Nichols, aged seventy-four. a Confed-
crate solder, was found dead In bed
early this morning. He had been suf-
fering Uth heart trouble. He had a
family Of four sons and four daughters.
and within the past two Years five of
them have died-his wife. two sons and
two daughters.
DR.. John P. White. of Atlanta. to-
night delivered an address before the
graduating class OF the Durham high
school. Twenty six yound ladies and
fourteen young men received diplomas
County commissioners to-day award
ed contracts for seven new bridges on
one road, the total cost to be about
100000. The bridges will be of REIN
forced concrete.
DR.. Waiter H. Page. of New York.
will deliver the literary address at
Trinity College commencement to-
| morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
TWO BOYS DISAPPEAR
Left Here Monday aud Their Parents
Are Alarmed Over the Affair.

Are Alarmed Over the Affair.
With s1.5O and plug of tobacco in
his pocket, William Tabs nine
year-old white boy, of No. oil North
Twenty-siath Street, whistled to Guy
Pryor. twelve years old. as he passed
BY Monday. and invited him to go out
and see the world. The two departed
Monday morning. and from last ac-
counts are still touring. What dirAc-
ton they took, or what parts OF the
world they expected to visit their
parents do not know, but Willie Tibbs
is something of man of the world,
for he is in the habit of taking sudden
excursions away from home, and un-
der his tutorage Guy may be safe,
though the parents and friends OF
both are somewhat dubious about the
outcome of the adventure. Indeed
they are very anxious about the two
boys, and the police have been called
in to help aid in the search.
It is thought that Willie went to
Danville, where he has relatives, for
negro laborer at the Southern Depot
said that a hoy corresponding to the
jumped train there. But Guy was
not with him, and Guy is probably
still travelling the dusty streets OF
Richmond, wishing himself safely
tucked away in his own little cot The
boys have been gone two days. and
not the slightest word has been hear,
from them. Wlnie has frequently beer
away. but this Is Guys first venture
into the wide. wide world.
Guy is described as having dark
hair, blue eyes, wearing dark sloucl
hat, white waist. and harefooted III
is@-rather slight. The Tibbs boy has
light hair, was wearing a skidoo ha
and blue waist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
'CARL|N ON STUMP
. ANSWERS CRITICS
In Speech at Leesburg He Wig
orously Denies Charges in
Gordon's Affidavits.
ATTACKS OPPONENTS POLICY
Charges That Gordon Is an Anti
Saloon Advocate for Sake
OF Office.
ATTACKS OPPONENTS POLICY
Especial to Tho Times. pIypatch.l

Especial to Tho Times. DIspatch.l
LEESBuRG, VA, June Zion. G. G.
Carlin, Congressman from the Eighth
Virginia District, spoke here last night
lin the interest IF his denomination and
in denial OF the charges of r.. Lind
say Gordon, his opponent, as contained
in the latter's public utterances and
nublished statements. Mr.. II. c. L..
Moncure presided. and in brief adj
dress commended Mr.. Carln's record
in Congress and his character as u
man.
Rev. +. P. Berkeley, Of the Baptist
Church, an intimate personal friend,
introduced Mr. Carlin, who began his
three hour address before large au-
dience, ,and explained that he thought
IL his duty to remain in Congress In
the interest of his constituents, though
his personal ambition and his personal
interests called him elsewhere. lie
referred TO his record in Congress
and his efforts to do his duty towards
his constituents. his support of the
Littleield bill to exclude the importa-
ton OF whiskey into local option dis.
tricts and other legislation affecting
local interests.
Mr.. Carlin,s speech was in defense
| Of himself and In denial of the charges
made by Mr.. Gordon in his public
speeches and circular letters. He de-
MED the. challenged proof and refuted
the statements in the recent circulars
| OF Mr.. Gordon by counter-atf1davlts
and sworn statements of leading ctti-
zens He openly charged Mr.. Gordon
with catering to the Anti-saloon
League as a personal measure to fur
! ther his personal ambition to be elect
! ed to Congress and not from stncef'
| convictions. He publicly denied the
aftidavits procured by Mr.. Gordon In
| the presence of some of the aft1ants
and repudiated any charge that nc
had sanctioned the use of whiskey OF
money in support of his nomination
HIS speech was we'll received and
| Hudly applauded.
/ Gordon in Alexandria.
W Especial to The Times Dlspatch.]
Y ALEXANDRIA, VA. June TX
Lindsay Gordon, candidate for Congress
/ from this district. was in TINS Cit
to-day in the interest Of his candidacy
He was accompanied by T. NJ. wan
pier, of Culpeper, Va, who recent!
made an Investigation of the poll AM
other books in this city. It Is re
i ported that Mr.. Gordon VIII short,
make an announcement 70 inc voter ~.
i here as to what Mr.. Wampler dis
/ covered In the meantime. Mr.. Car,il
has taken the stump. and from nov
on the fight will be unceasing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03

gAtes approved a recommendation to
the board OF trustees to trcste com.
be to watch and oppose the enactment
Of laws intended TO abolish vivisection
Willie this action was undDr Gonsld-
Grafton. Or. w. b. Cannon chairman
of the section on pathology, advocated
u campaign OF education against oppo-
ncnts OF the practice. whom he accused
Of untruthfulness and ignorance, and
In another meetlng-that OF the sec
tlon on aurgery-results OF animal eS-
REPRESENTATION were being described by
DR.. Alexis Carrel. OF NesSs York
The resolution passed the House Of
Delegates. 1t was introduced origi-
annlly by>Dr. r. NJ. Jones. of San Fran
cisco. and was amended by DR.. Frank
Billings. OF Chicago, and owing to an
evident unanimity of sentiment was
passed with but little time consumed
by discussion Of tile subject
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
HAVE PROMISING 0ARSMEN

Mr.. w. u. Crowford as coNswaln took
out green crew in the four-oared gig
at the Virginia Boat Club yesterday
and was very pleased at the showing
of each oarsman. The crew consisted
of Messrs. Witt, Wheat, Rice and
Richardson.
Tho club Is fortunate in having
much good material for development
this year. and. 1t is probable that by
the time Of Coach Hecox's arrival on
at the Virginia Boat Club yesterday.
promising candidates to select crews
from. The men that went out in the
gig yesterday are all we'll put up.
having the build of good oarsmen, and
should be making names for them
selves before the season Is over.
Many pleasure craft were out on
the James during the afternoon, and
quite few ladies rode in the pleas
ure boats of the club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
SOLVE SERVANT QUESTION

Child Scvercl:t Beaten by Negro Nurse
Brings Up Problem.
Victoria Mccoy, colored. was in Po-
lice Court yes terday morning on 4
charge OF having severely beaten the
child of &. ". smith, Of the Southern
Stock Yards. and the case was con-
tinued in order to gain further evil
dence. Mr.. Smith was much wrought
up over The affair, saying that the
bruises on the infant wereastill visible,
THE woman had been picked up as q
nurse. because Mrs. Smith had to have
one to give the child its daily airing.
,rhis case brought up the memory OF
others of like nature. and it is said
that the women OF the city are form
ing a secret order to solve the difficult
tiles of the servant question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
wadley, argued by j. j. A. Powell, and

Yadley argued by j. j. A. Powell and
continued until tomorrow morning.
This comprises all of the cases from
the twenty first circuit. sfsf
Next cases to be called:
Equitable Life Insurance Company
VS.. ketts; Stevenson VS.. W. NJ. Rettera
Lumber Company; r. w. Shreve va,
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany; Live E. johnson VS.. Taze Smith
Nash ct al. vs.. Yellow Poplar Lumber
Company, making all on the docket
from the twenty second circuit.
A writ OF error was refused in tile
Trice CASE from the Corporation Gonr.
Of Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
IMPROVING CEMETERIES.

Contract for Extcnalon OF Piping In
Rivervlcw Awarded to Rose 4 Co.
e In a meeting Of the Committee on
Cemeteries esterday morning the con-
tract for the extension of the pipes
and MIGRANTS in Riverview Cemetery
was awarded to John II. Rose & Co.
The piping of the keepers house was
referred back to the subcommittee.
The complaints which have recently
been made against Shockoe Cemetery
We're discussed, built was reported
that an inspection had been made, and
the conditions found to he greatly im-
proved They can be maintained@s so
iif q horse}gan cart can he nrnyided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
Samuel SteinbcrE to Erect Handsome
Kc.idcncc on Park Avenue.


Isc.idcncc op Park Avenue.
Building permits were issued yes
terday by Inspector Beck as follows:
Thomas L.. Jones, to build frame
Kitchen at G12 North Tlirtieth Street;
cost. $40.
Mrs. Lily A. Myrtle. to build a brick
and stone dwelling on the south side
of Main, between Walnut and Vine
streets.
L. c. Germcllan. to build two de-
tached frame dwellings, Nos. 1910 and
I151e North Twenty-third Street.
Samuel sttinberg, to build brick
dwelling on the south side OF PARK
Avenue. between Sheppard and West
streets; cost, $1,000.
Mount Vernon BAPTIST Church. to re-
pair frame church on the west side OF
Meadow. between Marshall and Clay
streets: cost, $1,000.
Isaiah Taylor, trustee IF. p. Taylor
to repair frame dwelling No. SIS North
Iifird street; cost. s365.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
ICE. CREAM GERMAN TESTED
peudlcrs Are Warned by Crutchficld to
put Goods Undcr Glass.

On complaint of the City Health De-
partment, about a dozen Speddlers OF
Ice cream and lemonade We're before
Justice Crutchtield yesterday morning,
and they were warned to put their
goods under glass in order to protect
them from germ-infested dust, which
the health officers declared great
source OF. danger to children. II was
developed in the course OF eNamina ton
that none of the peddlers had q city
license. and they Eere ordered to takc
>out their licenses-s25O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
TO remove the rubbish. The commit
tee will try to make arrangements
with the Street Cleaning Department.
. PORTRAIT OF JUDGE BARTON
Artistic Work by Mis-. williams Sen,
TO E'rcde ricksburE.

Artlstic Work by Miss Williams Sent
TO FrcderlcksburH.
A handsome oil painting of tho late
Judge W. S. Barton. OF Fredericks-
burg. has ben received there from his
daughter, Mrs. Susie Barton Palmer.
OF this city. The portrait. which is
an excellent likeness. is The work
OF Miss Williams, one Of Richmond's
most distinguished artists.
The. portrait Is donated as tribute
OF affection to the distinguished turist
by the members OF the bench and bar
and the citizens OF the circuit over
which, he presided for many years. I,
viii be hung on the walls OF the court
house.
An appropriate program for the pre-.
sentation exercises is being arranged
BY committee composed of Mr.. II. st,
George r. Fitzhugh, Judge A. w. Wal.
lace. Judge j. f. Mason, Judge A. r
Embrey and Judge John T. Goolrick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
NOT RECOGNIZE THOSE
IN VANDERBILT RACE

PARIS. June e,-The sporting COM
mlttee of the Automobile Club or
France. decided to-day to recognize
only the November race under the
organized by the new Automobile CLUB
Of America. This decision Involves the
disqualification OF any French automo-
BILE constructor who participates in
auspices of the American Automobile
Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Charles Korn Dl.mI.,. 4

Charles Korn. charged with running
gambling-house at 1907 East Main
Street, was dismissed in Police Court
Yesterday morning. 1t being proven
that the men were engaged only in a
game of pinocflle. Mr.. Korn was away
at the time. He runs boarding house
at the place mentioned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Mr.. 10th In Germany.

Mr. L. Leslie 10th. the promising
young pianist of this city, who was
recently we'll received here in recital
given at the Jefferson Hotel, has ar.
rived safely in Hamberg. Germany.
aae s,p by his mother, Mrs. Nina
and his aunt, Mrs Alexander Vast
Mr.. 10th expects to be in Europe for
some time perfecting his musical stu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Inspect New A,m.bo,,..

Members of the city Council, the
Mayor and heads of departments went
out to the new colored almshouse yes
terday afternoon to inspect the place
and to have It formally turned over
to the city. The building was found
inspection bounteous outlay was
served. and several addresses were
made. superintendent George B. Davis
OF the City Home. and members of the
Committee on Relief of the Poor We're
the hosts CT the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
RAE ROTTEN HOUSES
ohn.on Sauds'n Buildings No Longer
~, t.o-m Menace to Life and Limb.

johnson Sands's Buildings No Longer
Il, Form Menace to Life and Limb.
D,anolitlon of johnson Sands's decay
ing houses on Main Street. between
twenty third and Twenty-fourth, was
heyu,, yesterday. and the work Will
be completed within few days. Every
brick will be displaced. so that no
one nlaw again be threatened by the
danger of falling debris, which has
been a constant menace through the
negligence of the owner. The ma
.terial viii be sold to pay the expenses
of razing- and Mr.. Sands Will receive
the balance. Ten days time was given
him to repair or raze the buildings
himself, bat he showed no sigNls OF
complying with the courts order!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Judgment for Roll T.,o.

Judgment in the suit of John Fl.
Latham against the Southern Bell Tele-
phone and telegraph Company in the
Law and Equity Court was yesterday
round In favor of the defendant The
sun was Tor $1,000, the. plaintiff al
lleging damages by electric shock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
uczclxinh sent On.

tIezekiahf Scott, the negro who gave
Sergeant sowell and Policeman Smith
such hot chase Monday morning,
was held for the grand jury in Police
Court yesterday morning on charge
of breaking into the house at No. a12
North Twelfth Street and stealing
therefrom 500 worth Of lead; This
house belongs to Mr.. w, Ashby Jones.
The negro cleaned 1t out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Goes 10 Grncc Street Church.

Mr.. Herbert H. Reese who has for
the past eighteen. years acted as or
ganist In the Second baptist Church
mas resigned to take charge OF the
choir and organ at the Grace Street
Baptist Church. Mr.. Rees will have
associated with him Mr.. Oscar e. Lob.
man as basso. Under the direction
OF Mr.. Rees the Aew choir will begin
work September LIST. He expects tc
40 some good work after the organl.
cation has been completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
ried man, slipped and was precipitatel

ried man, slipped and was precipitated
thirty-five feet to the ground, sus-
tanning, serious, If not fatal injuries.
One arm was broken twice in the
fall and the attending physician
stated after an investigation that it
would he impossible to ascertain what.
If any internal injuries had been sus-
tained. After being given the neces-
sary attention the injured man WIS
taken to his home on Pearl street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Captain Wilson Away.

Captain p st. Julien Wilson. state
highway commissioner, is in Southwest
Virginia looking after some proposed
new roads, He will return TO the city
III few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Heavy Penalties for Liquor seller.

& tspeeal to The Times Dispatch.]
NORFOLK, Va, June tom Hill,
in the Police Court this morn.
Ing was fined slo0 and costs and sent
to jail for thirty days on the charge
of selling liquor on Sunday, ana fined
$50 and given five days in Jail for
maintaining a disorderly house. He
was further required to give bond
of $500 for his future good behavior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
THE GUIDE STRIKES sNAG
AND SINKS IN SHALLOW WATER

NORFOLK, Y A. dune -g,--The sttallier
Guide, of the Leroy Steamboat Com
pany, loaded with 100 barrels of po-
tatoes, and en- route to Norfolk, to-day
struck u snag near Gibbs Pier, ut the
mouth of the Scuppernong River, Abe
marie Sound. and went down in twelve
feet Of water. Captain w. A. Ladd and
crew of twelve men were saved by
fishermen. 1t Is said the vessel can
be easily raised. The steamer General
Lee went TO the scene to secure the
cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Meeting Postponed.

:, The meeting of the Chamber of
has been postponed until neSt Man
day night, when several matters Of
more than usual interest will come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
FAVOR :yIvIsEoTloN..

Significant Action Taken by American
,,,e, NleiIg'l Assoslntlon; I, }. =
came in for mucN attention lby the
delegates to the convention OF the
American Medical Association, which
opened here to-day, and was the sub
erning, board OF that organizations By
pnanilnous vote the LOUISA pf taals,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
PAINTER FAILS FROM noor.

Arm Broken Twice ana May Have In
ternnl Injuries.
[snecial to The, Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBuRG, VA, June 2.-Wh!le
engaged In painting rof at No. 1905
Church Street this morning about .
o'clock. Mr. l.. r. Isbel!. q young mar