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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
TOO DANGEROUS
FOR HA|B| B ]
L. Bernstein Ordered by crutch-
field to Vacate House on NORTH
Eighth Street.

Struggling their shoulders at the un-
seen denger and counting death with
a carclessness that is suicidal. many
people who have been duly warned
by Building Inspector Beck are refps-
ing to vacntc their houses or to make
repairs necessary to insure safety. But
Mr.. Beck goes about his business. and
owners who refuse to raze or repair
their dilapidatcd houses are reported
in the Police Court.
Though the building code Is not yet
finished In It's enrolment. and, there
fore, has not yet been signed by the
Mayor, Justice Crutchfleld yesterday
morning ordered L. Bernstein. tailor,
who lives at 800 North Eighth Street,
to vacate at once. his house having
been reported by Inspector Beck to be
in too dangerous condition for habi-
tation. The tailor was notified some
time ago that his home was diIapidated
and IN dangerous shape. that the lives
of his family were lmpcrilled every
day and that they were counting deati,
every hour. but he did nothing.
Now. II the mandate OF the law can
be upheld. he Will be forced to move.
Handicapped by Lick Of Code.
Mr.. Beck's work Is surrounded by
many difficulties In many cases own
ers of decaying houses are needless OF
hir warnings and his orders for re-
pair. But the new building, code. when
it becomes law. will give legal au-
thority to have all dangerous houses
RACED or to have the owners repair
them. whether they would or not. Two
houses on East Main Street, 2106 and
210S. are now being torn down because
of their unsafe condition. The house
at eO14 East Main Street has been re-
ported. and will probably be RACED by
the owner. 1t IL vacant. There ARE
other places on Broad Street believed
to be unsafe. and they Will be reported
in due time.
Though much hampered by owner.
and renters. who, because they cans
rot see for themselves. do not believe
the danger. Mr.. Beck Is proceeding
with his work. and soon will have the
necessary authority to enforce his
orders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
ICE CREAM WHEN
HACK FARE. N/4ASNOT PAID
Delaware Bowles Broke Up Social Function Fights Ad
ding to GaieU Of Event Cross Fire Of Warrants
Follows Many Being in TAIL
Being; in Jail,

out, but levied on the ice cream, lem
ons and ice in payment for his hire,
which UP to that time was not forth
coming.
For a while things didn't look very
pleasant for the liveryman. but in the
wild scramble to get In the remaining
wagons he was forgotten by all but
one, a member Of the committee, by
name Henry Hobson. Henry. stayed to
in the remaining wagons on account
of the crowd Notwithstanding the
lateness of the hour, Henry rushed off.
and hired rig, caught up with the
party, and invited a few select friends
to join him. Hardly had Y he and his.
friends got ahead OF tho wagons than
the fghts3a again started. Who struck.
who is a mystery equal to who struck
Billy ttersonsor the question OF AIMS
age. 73$
Had the Warrant Habit.
BY this time some OF the enthusiasm
|; had. worn off, and the start back to the
city was soon made. It was geastly to
be seen that the tired horses couldn't
pull all3the crowd back Il Hen ry want
ed al the committee to go back In his
lsrig. 3D. Others who didn't SEQ any way
| to get back obi ected. In the general
melee which followed, Henry55iiswas
Knocked out and the entire committee
I5worsted. Those making objections
rode serenely5 into town, while the
|sconlmittee liked in in the pale OF the
waning moon, rs 8g a$5 s sss y st S9
When. the city was reached warrants
began to fly, Hobson got out a war
rant for everybody he could think of,
land as the whole proceedings had hap
pened over such space. ~ some had to
Ibe sworn out In FIenrico: Everybody
ISelse got out warrants for OLSON and
4 the balance OF the committee and the
end is not yet, Hobson and ne Isaac
4 brought to the Second station, while
4 Others We're ia ken to enrico. Even
4 the One . I'm WI ~ have 4 a hard time
deciding this case. IA .Ss X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
SEM TO PROVIDE
EXTRA STEAMER !: ! !. 4
Curtis Neck Planter Offers Every
Induce1nent to Have Farmers
Visit Him.
CITY GIVES $4,000 TO FUND
Makes Special Appropriation for
Entertainment Of the
Institute.

Comforting with the convention com .
nittee from the Chamber Of Commerce
tho special Joint committee appointed
by City Council for the purpose OF
advertising the city met last night for
organization and to arrange some OF
the features OF a program for the on
'tertainment OF tho State Farmers IN
stitute, which meets here August 4th
9Th and 9th.
Mr.. II. w. Wood, Of the Chamber Of
Commerce committee read commu-
nication from Mr.. C. II. Sent, the own
er OF Curtis Neck Farm, Offering to
pay the eKtire expense OF chartering
one steamer and furnishing refresh
ments for all on board, besides throw
ing open his home and grounds to the
visitors. Tho members Of the convene
witness a demonstration Of modern
farming as carried on at the Sent
plantation.
Council Money Appropriated.
The number Of visitors coming to
the city Will necessltate the chartering
freshments. The Chamber OF Com
merce representatives. therefore. petit
toned the Joint committee for an APP
preparation OF $4,000 or as much Of
that amount as might be necessary to
meet this expense. which was granted
out Of the $4,000 placed in It's hands
for!advertising the city. The excursion
will be run on August 9th. the last
day Of the convention.
President r.. L. Peters, of the Com
mon Council. is chairman of the joint
committee, which is composed OF
Nfessrs. Spence, Pollard, Gunst, Whit
tet and the Mayor. Mr.. a. II. Nc
Dowell is secretary.
Members Of the Chamber Of Com
merCe COmmfttee MeSSrS.3 -. MI.
Fry, H. W. Wood, Robert Lecky. Jr.,
and L. o. Miller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
POLICE COURT CASES
Justice Crutchheld Puts Heavy Fines
ON Bcaters OF Women and Thieves.

"
Justice Crutchneld Puts Heavy Fines
on Bcatcrs of Women and Thieves.
John Charity (colored). charged with
carrying a concealed weapon. was
fined 500 and placed under 500 surety
for twelve monts in Police Court yes
terday morning.
Emmanuel Jones s(colored). charged
with the theft of s11.S0 from Benja-
min Luck, was sentenced to four
months In Jail.
John w. Jones (white). charged with
being drunk and disorderly and
breaking open the door of George
Cherry's apartments and throwing
bricks at him. was fined $40. He en-
tered an appeal.
Roland Tones tcolored) was fined
$40 and put under 500 security for
sixty days for assaulting Jessie
Shores.
Garfield Banks was fined $40 and put
under 800 surety for sixty days for
having beaten his wife Priscilla.
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Commissioner Gordon Believes
However, That Structure
Is Safe.
THINKS FIRE CHIEF TIMID
Repairs Ordered Simply to Calm
Fears Of People, He
Declares.

Although no definite action was
taken in the matter of awarding the
contract for repairs TO the Free Bridge,
the commissioners practically decided
yesterday to let the contract to A. NJ.
Walkup. after considering a few minor
points this morning, at his figures of
about $500.
four bents under each of the main
cords of the eight weak spans. 1t is
supposed that the Manchester City
Council will follow the Richmond body
The rest of the expense will be borne
by the commission, which derives its
revenue mainly from tolls collected
from the street-car company.
Thinks Fire Chief Is Timid.
Discussing The matter last night, Mr..
Games r. Gordon, member of tho
commission said:
."Thls repair work liz done chiefly for
the purpose of nllaylnE the widespread
alarm caused by sensational newspaper
reports that the bridge tx unsafe, ana
not because the commlssionfrs believe
cEnizcs the fact that this portion OF
the bridge Is very old, and has SGctciOr-
nted, and thinks that there should be
a new structure. Three engineers,
nations, and their reports justify us In
i believing ttlint tie bridge Is snfc for
| the traffic which l.. being imposed upon
. II. We have placed no restrictions ns
z to It's use by the xtrcet-car companies
$ In the way of decreasing the speed vi
their ears or stopping on piers, other
than have been required under tbs
y contract made with the said companies
4 for the past four years.
,..We regret that the Chief of our
Fire Department Is to timid to he
afraid to permit fire apparatus weigh
Ing from 10000 to $4,000 pounds Ia
cross the bridge, while loaded street
ears, weighing 10000 pounds. are con-
Z tnually going back and forth in safe
4 typ
PluneinS Engines Dangerous.
Chief Shaw when consulted last
i night said:
II based my orders to the Fire
q Department on recommendations from
4 the Board Of Fire Commissioners.
am willing to cross with the city APP
paratus when the structure. in the
opinion of the board and the engineers
s is safe for the engines"
Continuing. Chief Shaw said tina,
81 although the cars are much heavier
13tlan the fire apparatus, as Mr. Cor.
Afdon stated. each of the rails is laid or
81 special stringers, which do not fit the
3 wheels OF the fire engines even If they
ID could be driven so as to keep on TIL.
II tracks. In addition to this, he said tho
~ cars run smoothly and at uniform
al rate OF speed. The plunging of The
"a; horses creates n motion which NOR,
than counterbalances the extra weigh
nj OF the cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22

While the wagon moonlight to Vest
wood, given by the East and West.
End Social Club. No. i 1! Monday, did
not start out under very suspicious
circumstances the end, II there has
lbaen,s one, was even less suspicious.
Some at the social gathering are still!
for, others are locked up.
while some are out under bond. y
i No & one has yet been able to figure
lust how the trouble started. At al
events the, invitations. which urged
one and all to come for the nominal
sum of & 45 cents. and then set fortl
In glowing terms the list Of delight
full refreshments, ended up by saying
that the start would be made from
Second and Duval Streets promptly Mt
1880, II.
Nothing came off according to the
program. sl
Many: Forget Tickets.
The start was delayed until 1880.
Why is another OF the mysteries con-
nected with the delightful social tevent.
Finally start was made. but before
the eight or ten wagons had proceed
ed further than the William Byrd
HOSPITAL there seemed to be some alittle
trouble in collecting tickets, Some OF
those present had forgotten to bring
theirs; others had been SO unfortunate
as to have lost them. To add to T. he
confusion brought about by this state
OF Affairs, la bullet-headed man became
5incensed at the committee for the late
start and attempted to knock one8Of
Its members from his lofty perch upon
the drivers seat, II The plank used
was too long and heavy for Its pur-
pose, and the only damage done was
to knock the hood off the wa on.
The committeeman retaliated by jump-
| ing squnrely down ppons tho head 81
1.-The offender, and for few minutes
There was something doing,
n 1T \ was at short duration. however
for p laware 30 les, 90 ored, who #hae
IStl,ts time net Sonly ordered very, BODY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
ARlNORY LIKE STORE ROOM:
SOLDIERS PREPARE TOLEAVE
Equipment Being Packed for Trip to Chickamauga Bat
talon Being Scheduled to Start Tomorrow Morn
ng-.TW0 Hundred in Line

panies Will arrive at the Byrd Street
Station on their march from the arr
mory some time before the time Of de-
parture. 4. 5
Altogether in the Richmond battalion
there will be more than 200 men and
officers. The company from Freder-
icksburg will join the Richmond
battalion, and the five companies will
Railway to Roanoke where the re-
naming companies OF the Seyentieth
Will be joined. The entire regiment
Will board special trains at the lat
the long journey to Chicakamauga
will begin. n
Many to Accompany Troops.
Accompanying, the soldiers from
Richmond WIN be Truman a. Parker,
Price, assistant .regimental surgeon,
and Captain Bosher, regImental quar-
termaster; Major Hunsdon Cary and
staff officers First Lieutenant Russell
z. Norvell, battalion adjutant and Sec
ond Lieutenant Allah II. Cousins. bata-
TALON quartermaster and the following
officers Of the company: First Lieu
5 lena! "; G. Herbert, Company ~
Company b, Richmond Blues, has beer
at request assigned 10 Company a to
III q temporary vacancy, and Will &C
on the trip. 8s
First Lieutenant W. a. Stack and
company sB; Captain Charles M Wal.
lace, First Lieutenant y, B. Loving
and Second Lieutenant S. B. Harrison
Company G; Captain i. II. Stone ant
I First Lieutenant w. II. Klndorvnter
Captain David NJ Leary, Jr,. Company
5B, Richmond Blues. has been detailed
to accompany the regiment az pay
limastcr.
lpanied by It's band, part of which ii
located here and part In stanton.
AT q recent meeting OF the Blues
Band 1t was decided to accompany the
4 Seyenty-second Regiment on Its trlE
amauga, The hand will leave here
i Tomorrow morning. G36 y
Part Of the StoncWnll Band. OF Staun-
4 ton. which III the Seventiett,'s band
Will 4ssempaay lAaI r &. iRent .-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
New Virginia Concerns.

following charters yesterday:
H. Clarke 4 Sons Gnc.l. Richmond. Henry
Clarke president: Emile Clarke. s. L:
Clarke secretary and treasuscr-ail of
Richmond. Capital: Maximum. 100000:
minimum. $4,000. Objects: Wholesale and
retail liquor dealers.
J. II. White & Co. tInc.). Norfolk. J. I.
White president: n. j. White. rice-pres.-
dent; E. F. White. secretary and treasurer
all OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum. $4,000;
minimum. $4,000. Objects: Oyster. busi-
ness.
A license to do business In Virginia has
been issued 20 the Masonic Life Association.
a corporation organized and existing undcr
the laws OF the State of New York. No
capital stock. Objects: Fraternal insur.
ance business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

S A. 81. temperature.....s. ......3... e
Humidity 81
Wind, direction .................No rth
Wind, velocity ....................,,.
Weather s /. Cloudy
rainfall 3. 4. 0. 90
10 noon 5temperature 90
q T. M. temperature {. SIS
Maximum .tempera ture up to P. NJ. 81
Minimum temperature up to 8 f. NJ. ~
Mean stemperature 81
Normal temperature ~
EXCESS in temperatureEto-day ......
i 1st = .sap..a... go. 1s5
January lst !. ,. !. . 81
Excess In rainfall since March LIST ESQ
Accum. excess in rainfall since jan
uary LIST Aba
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
TO INCREASE ROLL

sn.ni,h War Veteran. Will Receive
Many New Members.
At a largely attended meeting OF the
membership committee OF Fttzhugh
Lee Camp. Spanish War Veterans.
Yesterday afternoon letter OF detailed
Information was prepared to be sent
In circular form to applicants Tor
considered and will be referred to the
next regular meeting OF the camp.
a movem emit has been started to se-
cure large delegation Of veterans to
Boston September LIST to Sd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
TOOK TEN YEARS
From. LONG ERMS
Judge Scott Decides to Cut Down
Verdict Against Henrico Car
Robbers.

After reconsidering the sentence
passed Monday consigning Joseph
Thyme and James Roane to fifteen and
twenty-year terms, respectively. on
the county roads. Judge Scott decided
yesterday to deal more gently with
the car-breakers. and took OFF six
years years from Twyne's term, and
four from Roane's.
Judge Scott sent for the prisoners
session, and when they heard the good
news their faces lighted up with a
grateful smile. They went back to
Jail congratulating each other on
Judge SCOTS good nature.
Dog Cnse FINALLY Settled.
The second hearing of the dog suit
of j. Calvin Williams against Fritz
Keck was called yesterday IN the Hen
rico Circuit Court. and after one hour
and half Of elaboration the jury
decided to allow Williams Sl9 dam !;
court several months and has been
heard twice. the jury failing to agree
upon verdict at the first nearing,
Williams sued for $500. claiming IN, tna !
valuable one and that. the loss s Us
tanned was even greater thana the
amount sued for. The jury. however
was not inclined to make sucn
liberal estimate. 37
Visit FatneK - - 0s..1s
sllas Smith, who is charged W W.
visited yesterday in the county J 5aii py y
his wife and two children; Eug g !, Z
pretty little ten. year-t0id GIL IL e, an ad
Silas, Jr.. baby boy. y e'v. renalll "
in the cell about half an hour. ., anu
when the deputy sheri # called Ior tnet !,
to go they chung to. the .ola man! maj.
neck and covered5his face with Kisses e. :
Half sobbing. Smith said goood1- py,. ~ :.
heavy gate swung to and he We e., !.
back to his well-worn q eck OF cares caro-!
for another game of solita lre;
Deputy Shrieff Garnett Sald yeslerI
day. that Smith has4receiyed muGh con g /.
sideration from his FRIEND 1.e ll ..
been IL model prisoner, taking ms con
fnement and whatever a. conlnouu
lions the jail affords With out q wore Q
OF complaint.
Arrested for Beating His Way.
James Kerr. white man. was sen g
to the county Jail yesterday morn ! = s
in default OF $3.50 fneSrequtred pl mn y
lfby Magistrate Lewis forGS conllns 4 =
| Richmond on a freiPht trai =. !. I.
Kerr claims to have CO... 2 u ere Lro e.n
Baltimore, and, that .tie dc -nosa 3ray :,
Lon the freight{as a hobo. tte says ~ ~
| was the recipient of the sconductor.
hospitality, having been told Et @. ma -
1 himself as comfortable as posi- g e..
notwithstanding this story y g w" wa
| sent to 1all asi Il B;ssEt q. AZ us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
NEW HEBREW SCHOOL
charter Granted 70 the DR.. ner..el In.

Charter Granted to the DIR. Hcrtzel In
sttution, of This City.
THE State Corporation Commission Is
sued a charter yesterday to the DR..
Hertzel Hebrew School and Association
of Richmond, the plans for which have
been generally discussed in the news
iRpspers heretofore. There Is no capi-
istal stock. the aim of the promoters
being TO conduct and maintain a He
threw school. The incorporators are: p
Marks president; S. Mosenson treas
l8urer. NJ Solomon. secretary. and a
is;lAdainsky-all of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
WORK AUTHORIZED
Committee to Proceed With Repairs on City
Audit ortum. u

At its meeting last night the Grounds and
Buildings Committee approved the recon-
mendation of Its subcommittee to place the
superintendency of the erection OF buildings
in the hands of the Building Inspector In
The measure was sent on to the Council for
adoption.
The committee also authorized the ex-
penditure OF 900 on the City Auditorium
and $4,000 for fuel and bedding for the City
jail.
The sale OF the Richmond Building at the
jamestown Exposition was authorized for
$3.50. less commission of per cent TO,
making the sale. At the request of Judge
Turpin the committee directed the placing
of a letter box and signs on the doors o.
the Civil Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
HAD GOOD YEAR
Richmond Paper Misunderstanding Company
Holds Annual Meeting.

Holds Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Richmond Paper Manufacturing Com
pany was held yesterday at the offices OF
the accompany. No. 1900 East Franklin Street.
"A review Of the years work showed that
the business had been very satisfactory.
Mr.. 4. C.. Gordon was elected vice-presi-
dent. nllng the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. Frank Christian. and Mr.. g.. p.
Christian was elected to fill his place as a
member OF the board OF directors Other
wise the old officers were reelected as
follows: President. Az H. Christian. Jr.:
B. W. Lipscomb. Directors-H. c. Gordon.
r. G. Thornton. T. c. Williams. Jr.. S. II.
Halves. Judge George L. Christian and G. +.
Christian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
BLEW IN THE DOLLAR

sent Ont to Buy Medicine. Man Returns
without 1t; Arrested.
George carnall. young white man. who
has been at the City Home under treatment
for some time. was given q. dollar yester-
dav to 70 out and buy medicine. He re-
turned but without the dollar or the medi-
cine and the City Home authorities had
him arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
SMITH ESTATE $4,000

Baltimore Man Qualities AZ Executor--.-O,ttlh'er
Wills Probated. s5 III "a ~
The will OF the late Mrs. Aiarth 2. smith
was admitted to probate In the Chaneeryy
Court yesterday. She left an estate Na a = %
son and two daughters NJ r. Carroll 5,s u
Smith. OF baltimore, qualified as executor y :.
Mrs. Annie NJ, 4Britt!ngham Gn !vnii,, a. a.
Hri,tinshnm; Mr.. Joseph lie Masurie !, 9 e. =
administrator OF the tate OF MIS-, Aa e.he
lie Mnsurier, and Mary -. HroWh, g o1s ivy
estate Of Octnyia Randolph IS III u I'D fs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
To Take Up Manning Claim.

The Committee on Poor Is scheduled to
hold special meeting Friday night to con-
slider the claim OF the c. Manning Plumbing
Company for extra work done on the colorcd
building at the City Home. The City At
torney. Mr.. Charles X. Bryant. Mr.. c. Man
ming and Mr.. ]. E. Cannon have been sum-
moned to appear before the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
THE WEAT HER0

Forecnxt, virginia-Fair, preceded by
showers Wednesday,, Thursday fair,
winds shifting to fresh westerly.
North Cnr0iina-ShOwers Wednesday,
,Thursday fair; fresh west winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
SYNOD TO MEET HERE
lutheran Ministers ana Delegates Com
.as.s.lsE -. Ing on 4 uluSf oSi d. go. l.-E

NJ ing on AuRust "3th.
". With more than. $50 pastors and
delegates in attendance, the seventy
ninth annual meeting of the E,vangeii-
cal synod of Virginia VIII begin In the
& First Evangelical Lutheran Church
here on August 26th. There are two
synods in the State, the one meeting
j IN Richmond taking in the eastern sec
tion and the Valley. Because Of the
large amount of work four sessions
will be held daily.
Rev. l. L. Smith, p. D.. OF Stras-
{ burg. Is president. and Rev. George
Bowers. d, d, vice-president, THIS
q Win be the first meeting Of the synod
in Richmond In thirty years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
Arn,nrv plan,. Anpr0Ved

The Finance Committee In Its meet ng last e
night authorized the OIL !, ss Z
900 additional for the lues,- Arlnoryt u auu
$50, 900 for thu Gas Works. besld % transact
lug q large Ang9 slaessl.sa -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
Marriage Llcense issued

marriage license was issued In the Iitst-
ings Court yesterday morning TO James
|; Howard Pugh$an Miss Lucy Stewart Lind
say. The marriage vii, DO celebrated to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
Kicked Inv Horse,

Joseph capiro was Kicked and rather seri-
ously4 Injured by a horse on Broad Street
Yesterday morning. He was taken into
T. A. {Millers drug store. where he was at
tended by DR.. White, OF the city ambulance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
Enters Suit for Damages

Mr. Joseph w. Gibbons entered suit in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday against
Company for damages to the amount OF
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22
southern railway Earnings.

Southern Railway Earnings.
Estimated earnings OF the Southern Rail-
way for the second week In July. accord
ing to a statement issued yesterday. show
a decrease OF $i3s.91f. as compared with
the corresponding week OF last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22

panies will arrive at the Byrd Street
Station on their march from the arr
mory some time before the time Of de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-22

AF eVefy point Where 7 nave Stop
ped have met Virginians or the de-
scendants Of Virginians. and have
been constantly impressed with their
continued loyalty and devotion to the
old State, I return home more pleased
than ever with my people and more
devoted than in all my life to their.
interests"