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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-13
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pas nno Die mieoerbolt .erorterte
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mentli6- ben Bid Der oeutI6en
3iilterbenobner auf oas feIiige 81
lano in Der georoiee gelenft, an oei-
len 8efeitigung felt Ginger 3eit mic
Der emiig ~georbeitet miro. auf Selgo-
lamb.
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fpertpoaen afrifanii6en @eiit BON
England eingetauidt puroe, erregte
Der Sanoel in 0euti6lano feines-
tpegs aagemeine 8efrieoigung. @ud)
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aus @frifa beimgefebrter Major @iB-
mann iparen geneigt, Den 3auld
81 perurteilen. @ismard pertritt
oieie 4niidt a1d in feinen @eoanfen
uno GrinnerungerL in oenen er
ansfiibrt, bob BEL elem &riege nit
5ronfrei6 Selgolano i'm 9eiite Der
enalanoer, ben Sron8oien feincll
Stilbpunft geben fonnte, ullo ooB
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matsbdfen 5nriidfebren miiBten, linl
8oblen gu bolen. 5est miilie ober
9euti6lano ben 5elien ielbit perteioi-
gen, ipenn es niht molle, oab Die
5ran5oien iid bort feitiebten. Sn-
5lpilden aber iino Die 9~e8iebuilgell
ST. England po0ig anoere ~geiporoen,
uno tpetn man altd Die Moglidfeit
zines englii6en aneriffes ausl6al-
ten nil, ieoenfaas miiroe auf eng
lanos Neutralitat m eillem ariege
nit Sranfreih faun nod 81 red)nen
fem. Ser @ert Der Sniel un6 lire
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-13
LIEBER BROTHERS,
Plumbing und Heizeinricbfung,
2O7 u. Rreias gtraBe, uebeu 9ttamo
National 6auf.

Vile @eparatur.Mrbeiten prompt aus.
aefihrt unb garnntiert.
Wir ridten ir8enttuo aus benz Wrun.
1en fur iraenb eiu 8immer beige un6
tolte Waferleitun8 Elm. Se5er tam
Banerleitung unb Elm Bnbesimtuer 30.
ben. 5ragt um Gustunft unb laBt gndh
Auftenanidal6ae madhen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-13
@uapreiie utter bemofratiider mnb
repmblifaniidJer &esiermmg.

@ie gelpobnli6 pdbreno zines
Notionol-@ oblfompfes mo6t mt6
Dies Mol mieoer Elm @rtifel Die
Gnnoe ourh Die 3eitungeil IN Dem
bebauptet miro, uniere 8ouaiidter
ltdrloen iid inter oemofrotider
8ermoltung u1b oelnofratii6er 3oa-
politif better ats inter repiblifolti=
Iher, oenn bie oeinofratii6e 3oapqs
fifth meroe Die gereinigung Der Dit
liden @oIfaufer pernidten, Die 1llr
oen einen 3med babe, ote @oapreiie
berurter 81 balten unO Die BEN gan=
gen @eroienit, Ser aus Dem 3oll out
@oae flieBe, in oie Goi6e itede.
9ieien gebaltptlngen tritt nun oos
in 8oiton eri6einenoe Commercial
Bulletin" entgegen uno iDeilt nit
einfafen 3ablen nod, ouB Tie lln-
linn iino. Sim /. Sonuar 1898, fur5
bepor glepelan6 gum 5meiten Weal
GrGiioe1t nrrbe uno cine oen1ofrati=
Ihe 3oIpolitif ms 2eben trat, be-
fonoen ii6 in BEN Ser. Stdaten
47,273,553 S6afe, bier Sabre ipa-
ter, als iif Glepelano's gerlualtung
ibrem gnoe GIT neigte, NOR oie 3abl
Ser S6afe auf 36,813,643 berrnter-
gegongen. @dbreno oieier bier
Sabre NOR Ser 8reis Der 8oae 10
gefanen, oaB es iid gar nidt mebr
lobnte, Sbofe Der @ole megeil gu
5ieben uno iie oaber iiberaa ge=
i6laftet muroen. Nod jebt lit Der
friibere SCOTLAND Der Shof5udt nidt
mieoer errei6t, trosoem mir ieit
Dem Mar5 1897 cine republifailiide
@ermaltur1g baben, cine Republican,
ide 3oapolitif perfolgen uno Die
8reile beute totid6Ii6 Dober lillo
ols Dor Ser glepelano'iden 5peiten
Administration.
Sim /. Sorll1ar 1898 lultroe uSbio
naibeo Xxx fleece" in Bolton gu
81 Gents per s perfauft. @nl
1. Sannar 1897 Itaro oieielbe @oae
auf 10 Gents per 8funo, ieitoen1 lit
lie, unter Dem, @inflnB republifalli-
ider Sdus8oapolitif auf SO Gents
eeitiesen. Mm Nieorigiten ltan0en
Die 8reiie i'm Mrguit 1896. Sdon
ein paar @oden lpater, als Ser re-
publifanii6e @abliieg in @ernlollt
Die Musii6ten a1lf ei1en republifalli-
iden Siea in Der Nationolpabl per=
b%ellerte, itieg oud Der Hreis Der
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mablt, Der @ilion=Sarif ourd Sen
9ingleD-Sarif eriebt unb ser 8reis
Der 8oae erreidte nieoer oie oIte
5Obe, ia, ftieg nod iiber tie binaus.
lin Ben &ontrait redt oeutlib 5u
MAIDEN, meroen in Dem Mrtifel Die
8reiie bonn @uguit 1896 uno bom
Suli 1908 ~ongefiibrt. SIM Muguit
1896 bra1te ohio Xxx maibeo~
II Gents, y4entudp IA BLOOD I'M
naibeo1 Is Gents uno territory
beit fine itaple cIean" 80 Gents per
8funo; i'm Snli 1908 ite1ten ii9 sic
8reile fir oieielbe @one auf SO,
% Gents uno 60 Gents. 9os be-
ipeiit mobl am Better tpie uniilnig es
I'll, mern bebaltptet miro, Der @oa=
5iidter babe 8orteil bon elmer benlo=
fratiiden geripaltune uno elmer Be-
mofrotiiden 3onpolitif.
llniere @ou8iid)ter piilen oas aud
gang genau u1o @rtifel, Die berar-
tiges bebaupten, rufen 1nur eil1 nit
leioiges @dielsufen uno 2adelli Bel
ibnen berbor. Sic boben Die @ir=
flung Der ben1ofratiiden 3oQpolitif
am eigenen 2eibe erfabren nlib lie
fpiiien 10 biel: mag bieie Holitif audi
nod 10 gut iein Der @ol[5iidter bof
feinen @orteil bon ibr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-13

Us giebt Wenihen uno @eoan-
ten, DIE einen Inn 10 otter beind)en,
1e lditiger iie uns fallen.
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Sir humble Tnse.

SD finoe 8udlen's Mrnica Gal.
be geraoe oas Gidtige fir panoe
SiiBe, iotpie fir @rano-, Sdnitt-
nlo 8unoeu iiberbanpt,1 idreibt
Mr. Is. Stone, gait 8olono, Maine.
sic 1T au6 Dos ri6tise Oina fir
San1orrboioer. 8eriudt iie. @aralt-
tiert gu baben bel @ooIpb DreiB uno
H. Gobn & 60. 25 Gents.
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Seanr 3. gpenep pef1ipUrt, pab er
Der dlfere gartner Der Sirrna s. 8. gbenet
Go. III, tpeIGe @ef6dfte tn Der gtabi
aoieoo, tn obengenanntem county rtnb Staate,
tpnt, nfto oaB befaste Sirl1a bic Gimme bon
etnpnHbert Dollars fur ieben Son
DOH aafarrb be5abIen iptrb, Der bur6 ber,
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gebetlt tuerben fam.
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ge'9iporeu bon mir unb unter.
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am 8. September " 8. ,se.
SieeeI,
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9aHS aatdrrbsseur iptrs inner[t1 aerort.
men nno totrft brett auf bas gIut nnb ote
lHletIttgen OberfIdden bes Gbftems. east
eu1 3%euenife fret suf0tden.
g.. 8. gbeuep nnb Q y, zoIebo, D.
gerfauft bon allen apotbeFern. 75e.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
KEEpING ,1ATTEn SECRET.
authorities Decline to shy When Jnr.
rntt Hearing VIII Take Place.
speciaI 70 The Iirnes- Dispatc NJ

Sptcl1i 10 Il ne 1l!ncs-DispdlCI.I s7s41ta
SUFFOLK, VA. July 1o.-Fearing a
possible demonstration in case of q
public hearing, the authorities are
somewhat secretive as to when and
where Captain James Waverly Jarratt
Will be arraigned for the murder on
last Saturday. of policeman George T.
Smith. Sheriff A. II. Baker said to-
night that Jarratt would likely be ar
raigned at the courthouse at 3 O'Clock
Saturday. States Attorney J. w. Bur-
CESS, said the hearing would probably
be at the jail. but II the hour were
published It would be changed. Mayor
Norfleet gives the hour at O'Clock
Saturday. but does not know for sure
about the place.
There is much feeling against the
prisoner and the authorities are using
precaution against the possibility of q
public demonstration.
possibility OF public demonstration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
"rwo SISTERS. GOES DOWN.
Schooner Strikes Buoy Off Mnurs
Point. md Sinks.
b ISpec.al to The Tlmes- DIspatch.:

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.]
wAsH1N GToN, n. c.. July To-
News was brought to this city this
morning Of the sinking of the schooner
Two Sisters" Captain T. NJ. Creole,
of swan Quarter, master and owner.
while Off Maul's Point. ten or III
teen miles from this city.
The vessel was In this port yester-
day, taking. on valuable cargo OF
and left last night bound
for Smiths Creek. 1t seems that in
the vicinity of A1aufs Point she struck
a submerged buoy. which tore large
hole in her bottom, causing her to
sink within very few minutes after
she struck. The craft happened to
sink at a shallow place in the river.
leaving part OF her rigging above
water. and the captain and crew chung
TO this free rigging until taken off
by passing vessel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
VIOLATION OF REVENUE LAW.
jury Recommends Fine OF Only Cent
News of fredericksburg.
Specialize The Tlmes-Di spatch.

H
Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA, July TO-
Reuben Mountjoy, of Stafford COUNT.
under an Indictment for the alleged
selling OF liquor without having paid
the special tax, was fined Thursday In
the United States Court at Alexandria
500, which Is the lowest penalty. ard
sentence was suspended, the jury &c
commenting fine of only cent AMI
no costs.
Hon. and Mrs. j. Fl. Biscoe, of Spot
sylvania, have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Lily
n Biscoe. to MIR. John G. Kemp, J!,,
of Wakefield, N. c. The ceremony will
take place at "GlenburnIc," the home
of the parents of the bride-elect. on
Saturday, July 18th, at s A. NJ
Rev. L. Fl. Rowe, formerly Of Bowl
ing Green. now Of Buena Vista. AMI
Miss Frances w. Hunter, daughter If
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rufus Hunter. of Ros-
ersville, Tenn. were married q few
days ago at the home Of the bride.
Rev. and Mrs. Rove. when they return
from their bridal trip will reside at
Buena Vista
rural free delivery route from
Fredericksburg to Passapatanzy in
King George county. will commence
October lst The distance Is fourteen
miles, and 125 families will be served,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
LARGE INCREASED
PROPERTY VALUES.
New Assessment in Petersburg
Shows Increase Of Nearly
100000.
----------.
MOVING WELBoURNE. BODIES
Being Transferred from "rl,e
Oaks" to Blandford-Dc Death
OF Mr.. Blankcnsl1ip.
MOVING MELBOURNE BODIES
Times Dlspatch Bureau.
1903 n, Sycamore Strent.

PetersburR Va. Juiy4t1.
The books Of the Commissioner OF
the Revenue, which have jus: been
completed, show an increase OF $500. 90
In taxable values In the city oyer the
values OF last year, and this exclusive
OF railroad property, which IS annulled
by the Corporation Commission. or
this years increase 100000 Is on ac-
count OF real and 5000 on personal
property. This means an Increase in
tax receipts Of more than $1,000.
Bodies Removed.
Mrs. Melbourne, OF Baltimore. is in
the city, supervising the transfer of
the remains OF her grandparents and
other relatives from the old private
buryinE- ground at the head Of Harri-
son street to BlandfOrd Cemetery. The
old ground is on the property known
for century as the big Oak" So
that stood upon It measuring twelve
feet in diameter. but which died sew
era1 years ago OF old age. The bodies
removed were those OF John c. Armi-
stead, who died in 1899; Mrs Armi-
stead, who died In 1924; the Rev. WIZ
liam Harrison, who died In 1914. and
Ills wife, who died in 1924; and that
OF an infant.
Various Items of Interest.
& supposed mad-dog. which caused
excitement and fear among the people
OF the neighborhood. was killed this
AFTERNOON by Officer Helan on Glad
stone street.
The Misses Harrison, daughters Of
Walter B. Harrison. OF Mckinney Tex.
are coming to visit relatives In Peters
burg. Mr.. Harrison left the city for
Texas some twenty-five years ago.
Petcrsburg's lighting bill for gas
and electricity this year Is estimated
at sl4.Sl9: the cost of the Police De-
partment at s2l,740, and that of the
Fire Department at $4,000. exclusive
or some extras.
Bryan buttons have been donned to-
day by some Of the enthusiastic adj
mirers of the leader of the Democratic
party The buttons bear a good like
ness OF Sir. Bryan.
W. Gordon McCabe. Jr-. left this
evening for Magnolia. Mass, where his
wife and child are spending the sum.
Mer.
nlessrs. James Brandon Peters, son
or Rev j. Sidney Peters. pastor OF
Smith. OF this city, have been recon-
mended to The Methodist Conference
for licenses to preach.
Llnwood v. Blankenship Dend.
Mr. Linwood V Blankenship. we'll
known citizen twenty-seyen years oil
age died at his residence on Flee,
street this morning. He was a mem
Ter OF the orders OF Woodmen OF the
World, knights OF Pythias and Rec
Men He is survived by his Wife ant
one child. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Y
c. Blanken snip. and several brotners
and sisters. sS4
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Linwood v. Blnnkenship Dend.
MAKING TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN.
Rev. Dir. NIcAlIster Mikes Series Of
Addrcs ses in PIttaylvnnin.
[ Special to The Times-Dispatt

Special to The Times Dispatch.]
CHATHAM, VA, July l0--Rev J. y.
bcA!ister field secretary of the Nir-
GINA Anti-Saloon League. is this week
canvassing Pittsylvania III the interest
OF the cause Of temperance. The irst
meeting was at Oak Grove Church
"Wednesday night. a good size auci-
ence greeted the speaker. whose adj
dress was confined to the practical re-
suits OF the work in which he is en-
gagged. The second meeting was at
Franklin Junction Thursday night,
where he addressed an attentive gain
ering. To- night he spoke at Brights
Church. He will speak at lions
Church Saturday night, closing wish
a grand rally in the Opera House a.
this place on Sunday night Accompa-
nying Rev. Mr.. McAlister Is Pittsyiva :
MIA county president. William Il. Shell
ton..the most active temperance work
or In this section.
A numerously signed petition by the
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work of the fire department kept the

work of the fire department kept the
flames In check.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss lost practically
all of their household effects and the
contents OF the photograph gallery.
Immediately beneath the apartments
occupied by Mr.. Weiss and family were
the ice cream factory and cafe Of
Charles NJ. Howe. This store contained
a large stock and new machinery re-
Gently Installed, which was badly
damaged by fire and smoke.
The entire loss. both to Mr.. Weiss
and Mr.. Howe will probably aggregate
$4,000 or $4,000. The hotel building is
owned by Mrs. Weiss. Sr. The origin
of the fire is not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
TOBACCO MEN TO
KEEP PRICES FAIR.
This One Of the Chief Purposes Of
North Carolina Association,
Which Considers Plans.
[speclal 10 rhe Ttmer. pI.nnteh.t


RALEIGH, N c., July l6.--The ex-
ecutivc committee OF the North Caro-
lima Farmers Protective Association,
headed by j. Q. w. Grnveley. OF Rocky
Mount, was In session here to-day re-
visinE plans for the disposition OF
the present crop OF tobacco In this
State and to generally rcvitalize the
Organization. Mr.. Graveley. In speak
Ing of the plans for the coming sea
son. said the association Is opposed
TO the so-called night riding as car
ried on In Kentucky and Is determined
that North Carolina tobacco growers
shall not engage In such proceedings.
but that they do propose to proceed
along ouch business lines as Will induce
business men in any and all other
branches OF trade to join In the UNDER
taking as a matter OF profitable In
Ivestment.
The executive committee determined
to undertake at once the formation
Iof stock company with capital sur
ficient to create such competition on
the tobacco markets of the state as
to assure adequate prices to the grow.
lers, this corporation to have buyers
on the markets Of the State and buy
UP tobacco or make the tobacco trust"
or other bidders pay satisfactory
prices. The plans include the resell
ling OF the tobacco bought up Just as
and other tobacco dealers would sell.
and II this cannot be done sufficiently,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
THE DATTLEsHIP! MONTANA
AT NORFOLK NAVY YARD

NORFOLK, VA, July 1o.-The new
battleship Montana arrived at the Nor
folk navy yard to-day from the yards
Of her Newport News, Va, builders Tor
formal delivery to the government,
which will take place Immediately az
ter the official Checking up by the
naval authorities at this station IS
completed Captain Alfred Reynolds
who supervised the construction OF thh
Montana, will be her first commander
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
VIRGINIA. EDITORS
GUESTS OF HONOR
Handsomely Entertained by the
Washington Board of Trade.
Many Happy Speeches.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
Npraav TluIld In I,
YashIngton. 3. C., July /

Washington. D. c., July 10.
The members of the Virginia Press
Association concluded a two days
visit to washington with attendance
at a reception given in their honor to-
night by the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce.
President r. H. Harper, OF the CHAM
her. welcomed the visitors in a grace
full speech, putting much heart into
his address, as he is not only Wiz
ginfan. but until recently owned the
Leesburs Mirror. Hon. II. B. McFar-
land, president OF the board of district
commissioners. also made an address OF
welcome.
Mr.. Allen o. Jones. representing the
Newport News Times Herald, respond
ed on behalf of the newspaper men,
making a witty and eloquent speech.
Frank Lyon. OF the Alexandria Cohnty
Monitor. lawyer, attachee of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, real es-
tate man and rafting talker. made
speech. in which he took the posi-
ton OF host and visitor. and inciden-
TALLY called attention to the excep-
tlonally fine advanta> which Alex
andria county offered to the home-
seeker and the manufacturers.
There we're several musical numbers
and then an informal reception was
held by Commissioner Mcfarland. to
whom the visitors were presented
Later collation. was served.
The editors and the ladies accom-
panylng then-there are many OF IN. Inc
1ntter-have had a most pleasant stay
in washington since their arrival yes.
tnrday. Much OF to-day wa5 spenI az
Mount Vernon and Arlington anu ~.
visiting many points Of interest IN
the CITY. a portion Of the party lett
tnsnipht on the Maury. commanded by
sadmirai Lee, chairman of the State
Rnard Of FISHERIES, on which they came
Z to this city. Those who did not leave We
tonight will either do so by ran 70
morrow or by boat for Norfolk to-
morrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
LYNcHDURG WANTS MIR. ROPER.
Called There as Y. NJ. G. A. secrctnr,
Succeeding NIr. Moore.
.Spccial to THE es-DIspatcl

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
LYNCHBURG, VA, July 10.-The
call to General Secretary Roper, of the
Shenandoah Railway Assooiation. to
become the Office secretary Of the local
association to succeed J.. P. Moore,
who goes to Richmond next Wednes-
day. Nothing has been heard from Mr..
Roper as yet. but it is thought he will
accept
The local association on Monday
night will tender a reception to Sec
rotary and Mrs. L. "A. Coulter and Mr..
i. P. Moore. who are to leave the
State and city respectively. The Off
GERS and committeeman of the assoc
citation and their wives will be the In"
vited guests at the association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
FEARFUL PSORIASIS
Lasted Pour Years. Irritation was
Terrible, Cured by Cutlcura.

MY disease was psoriasis. It was q
particularly bad case, affecting me from
ae eb e ny , suer edd 5n1 four ses
of and on. 1had seen five doctors and
: tried sundry remedies, but none gave
me any ease until tried Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. My case being very
bad one, It naturally took longer to
make good impression. but after per
severing day after day for month. 1
seemed to make fair progress. / be-
gan TO use the Cuticurn Remedies about
about October OF the same year. Alfred
Levy. ]. WINFIELD Rd.. Wood Green,
n, England. March %. 1905"
CNtlcura Soap t25c.>. Ointment t60c.). Resoivent
fs0cl and Chocolate GATED Pulls t2Se;,. ne sold
eole Prope- l37 umbus Ave. Boston.
~ Nailed FREQ CtltlcurA Book on Skin Diseases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
BOARD OF CHURCH EXTENSION.
Methotltsts Of Petersburg Have zine
Meeting ma Form Organization
- = Isn..cial 10 The Times. Dispatch.l

al
waiting ma Form Organizations.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, July ID
meeting OF the pastors and official
MANNERS Of the Methodist churches In
This city was held tonight in Wash
#;nrton Street Church. Rev. DR.. j. ..
Reed, the presiding elder Of the dis
trtct presided, and explained the OBJ
3icct to be the formation OF q local
hoard of church extension of the Meth
Iodist Church in Petersburg. The mat
ter was thoroughly and harmoniously
discussed, and In connection therewith
was presented the report OF the COM
mittee appointed some time ago recon-
mending the purchase of two lots In
the western part OF the city. on which
to build a large new church, to be
known as the owen Memorial Church.
This report was referred for action to
the executive committee of the board
OF extension
The board Of church extension was
organized by the election of the fol-
lowing of1lcers: President, Rev. DR..
J. c. Reed; First Vice-President. r. B,
Davis; Second Vice-Prcsldent. Angus.
tus Wright; Secretary. Walter Spark.
lin.
A constitution presented by Rev.
]. T. Routten and Rev. j, B. VIM was
adopted. This provides that member
ship shall consist Of the presiding
elder of the district, the pastors and
members OF the Methodist churches OF
1.-THE city and vicinity. The purpose
OF the organization Is to establish
churches and foster all enterprises for
the development OF Methotlism.
committee. consisting OF Rev. j
b. Vim, R.. B. Davis. w. b. Harrison
and r. A. Baxter, was appointed to
inquire into the adVisabilty OF estab-
Fishing a local church paper. Con-
trary to public expectations. the, mrt
tier OF conference relations to Ran
dolph-A1acon College was not consld-
Icred. Al
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Or. Baird a Delegate.

B B 5fspeclaltFto The Times Dispatch.l
CREWE,, a, y uly 10,-Governor
Swanson has honored DIR. T. M Baird
by appointing himsa delegate from this
State to the international Congress
on Tuberculosis to be held In WASH
ington, u. q, September 2lst to Oc-
tober i 9Th, I 90S. This vii be the most
Important congress OF It's Ii X Ind ever
held. and delegates from 8tal Ne over the
world Will be present ,gtl ss w !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11

Pa says an umpire Is a guessing ma
chine, used and abused in and about a
baseball game. The man who can keep
roofing while the home team Is losing
IN my ideal OF sport. An awful lot
OF hot sports arc coming TO us for the
rev athletic underwear. They are the
coolest and most comfortable style you
can wear in warm weather. Some
dealers call them "briefiess underwear"
but can't see where that name comes
8iil-thcy are surely brief enough. We
have the sleeveless shirts and knee
drawers; also the combination suits
with no sleeves and knee drawers. or
you can have the half and halfs"j
g. e.. sleeveless and not kneeless or
kneeless and not sleeveless. Coat
styles are very popular, and come In
the different weights and the materials
you like. We fit all sizes OF sports and
Just plain people at this store. See
our window displays, then you can
follow the styles. Special prices in nll
summer underwear. WILLIE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
Drowned In the potonlac.

Special Gable to The Tines Dlspatoh.l 6Sf
LEESBuRG, VA July !1.-Ira w.
Patterson, Of Washington, p. c., q
clerk In the Congressional Library,
formerly of Wisconsin, while visiting
the family Of Arthur ShreVe, near
sLucketts, this place. was drowned In
the Potomac Yer near FL ters Island
while bathing on July 4th. His body
was recov and sent for burial to
tDelton, Wis, AZ .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
sns n% I.e %

morning has confessed to the police, and:
was to-day taken from the city prison
and committed to the county jail to.
await trial for his life at the session
Of the Criminal Court to convene next
Monday. Judge Walter Neal presi ding.,
cruelty to his m other and children. Ha5
borrowed the revolver with which I'd
commit the crime. having fired at hiaa
father through an open window. sse