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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
ATLANTA WILL WAGE WAR ON
 THE STEGOMYIA FASC|ATA

Atlanta. Ga. May u.-(Special.)-The City Council appropriated $500 today to this money has been spent by the health board another appropriation will be made. The council awarded the contract for the new reservoir to Scott Bros. and che work will be hurried so as to lessen the dangers of great confagrations, such as the Friday fire The contract price was $19,5O0.
 The committee will meet on Thursday to discuss and take action on the $1,500, coo bond issue proposed by the committee of 9 for civic improvements and all cit izens will be given an opportunity to express their views.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
DELEGATES SELECTED.
Republicans Meet In Convention In
 New Orleans.

New Orleans, May 11.-With instructions to vote for Secretary William H. Taft, four delegates s-at-large and alternates were today selected for the national con- yention by the republican state conven- ton held here.
 The delegates are:
 Pearl Wright, New Orleans H. c. War moth. Lawrence; Henry Mccall, Donald sonville; A. B. Kennedy (negro), New Or leans.
 Alternates: G. J. Riley, West Feliciana; J. F. Thornton, Morgan City; w. P. Luck, New Orleans; Isaac Bell Shreveport
 Pearl Wright of New Orleans was elect ed republican national committeeman for Louisiana for four years, succeeding him. self
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

10 or 8 dozen good riders could be named for any given event:
 Pat c. Hogue's Nealon (E. Lynoh), PA. 8. c. Hildreaths Montgomery (shilling), 1922
 B. Sohreiber's Jack Atkin (Ndusgrave), 12S.
 James R. Keene's superman CNotter), 129.
 F. R. Hitchcock's Dandelion (Shaw), 11S. H. P. Whitney's Brockdale Lymph Du- gam, 115.
 Newcastle Stables McCarter, IF. F. R. Carman's Rifleman co. Burns). 107.
 M. S. Schwartz Far West (Garner). 106. A. J. Goreys Old Honesty QSoerner). 109.
 J. V. Le Mairre's Spooner Delaby), 9s. H. B. Duryea's Ben Ban (V Powers), 9a. F. D. Browns Faust (Sumter), 98. J. E. Madden's King James (McCahey), 9S
 Brownleigh Park Stables King Cobalt McCarthy), 10l
 Paul J. Rainey's Star Gowan (swair), 95
 Earl Stables Don Creel (Flynn). 9s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
siqnora ToseIIj Has a Son.

Florence, May 11.-A son was born to the Countess Montignose, ex-Crown Princess Louise of Saxony, now the wife of Signor Toselli and the event has been greeted joyfully by the music master as controverting the rumors of auarrels be- to leave him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
CONGRESS WILL
 ADJOURN MAY 2a

Washington, May 11.-At a confer ence today between the leaders of thl House and Senate it practically wal agreed that Congress shall adjouri, Saturday, May 23. The conference was participated in by Representative, Watson of Indiana, the republica k whip, and Sherman of New York an ], Senators Aldrich and Hale. The UT derstanding was reached that unles something unforeseen should occu the House for the remainder of tb time will devote itself to the two re maining appropriation bills, the gen eral deficiency and the military acad- emy, and a discussion of the financial question, hereby enabling the Senate to catch up with the House on the several supply measures now in con ference
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

tric car was wrecked by dynamite at the corner of Wright and Alcanis streets. The conductor, motorman and several passen- gers escaped with bruises and cuts, but the front wheels of the car were shat tered, the windows and doors broken out and the bottom of the car splintered. Windows and doors in surrounding houses were rattled and people sprang out of their beds in anxiety.
 It is claimed that stick of dynamite was placed on the car track by sympa- thizers of the strikers in an e6ert to in- timidate the twenty-odd strikers who re- turned to work today and compel them to go out again. No clue has been found to the perpetrators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

Senate with favorable recommendation. Instead of this course, Senator Fora ker asked that it be held over until the next committee meeting, which is on Fri day, in order that he might have oppor- tunity to look into the testimony against the Alabama judge. There is much spec ulation as to whether the Ohio Senator will go to the extreme of opposing the nomination on the floor of the Senate. fr any event, Hundley's friends seem cor dent of confirmation before adjournn1e.
 W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
STRIKE NEARLY ENDED:
 STREET GAR IS WRECKED

Pensacola, Fla. May 1.-The street car strike was broken today when 20 of the union men applied for their old positions and were immediately put to work, reliev- ing the strikebreakers who have been working ever since the strike was called The union men had a meeting this morn- ing to decide the question of continuing the strike, but only few voted to continue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Will Soon Be Married.

Rome, May 11.-Mme. Anna Gould and her children, accompanied by Prince Helie De Sagan, left here this evening for Monte Carlo, from which place in 8 week or two they expect to go to Paris It was stated that the marriage of the prince and Mme. Gould will take place as soon as the price has embraced the Protestant faith, which this evening he again declared he was ready to do, so that religious ceremony might be possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Republicans Elect Deleqates.

New Orleans, May 1.-The Second dis trict republican convention here tonight elected delegates and alternates to the national convention and instructed them to vote for Taft. The delegates: Rufus E. Foster and c. c. Wilson (negro). AL ternates: A. P. Albert and G. W. McDuff tnegro). All are from New Orleans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Jennie Sanford cochrane.


 Mrs. Jennie Sandford Cochrane. aged 50 years. wife of Charles R. Cochrane, died yesterday morning at the residence of her son-in-1aw, John T. Mccoy, 1926 North Thirteenth avenue, Fountain Heights. Interment will be at Oak Hill cemetery, but the time of the funeral will be announced later.
 Mrs. Cochrane was a member of one of the oldest families in this section, being the daughter of the late Colonel Sandford and niece of R. A. Jones. from whom Jonesville took its name. SLe is survived by her husband, one son, Charles R. Cochrane, Jr., and two daughters, Mrs. John c. Mccoy and Mrs. H. B. Scantlin, all of whom reside in Birmingham.
 The deceased during life was a member of the Wesley Memorial chapel, and was devoted Christian worker
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
PindaII Keeps Mum.

Washington. May 11.-Acting Governor Pindall of Arkansas, when told by an Associated Press representative late to- night that Acting Governor Hamiter had called an extra session of the legislature, expressed surprise, but declined to discuss the matter. Governor-elect Donaghey had retired for the night and could not be seen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Cleveland Is Improving.

Lakewood, N. J.. May 1.-The condi- tion of former President Grover Cleve- land was said today to be further im- proved. No date has yet been fixed for the removal of MT. Cleveland to his Princeton home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
New York To Paris Race.

Tokio, May 1.-The American competi- tors in the New York-to-Paris auto race left here on their way to Vladivos.ok. Here all the cars will meet and make q new start The American contestants say they are 1900 miles in the lead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
w. S. Garner.

W. s. Garner, aged 35 years, died yes terday at the family residence, 143O Eff teenth avenue. north. The remains will be sent to Calera at S:SO o'clock this morning by Lige Loy for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Resumes His Rounds.

From the Chicago Tribune !
 Mrs. Goodsole--I haven't seen you, 1 think, since last fall. Begging again are you?
 Ruffon Wratz (with a deprecatory cough)--Yes, ma'am.. I'm one of de har- binjaires of spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
contribution To Relief Fund.

The Age-Herald acknowledges receipt of the following additional contribution to the storm sufferers relief fund, A. A. Gambill, $5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12
Street Car Wrecked.

Mobile, May 1.-A special to the Reg ister from Pensacola, Fla, says that at 10:90 o'clock tonight at East Hill an elec-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

Ads Illustrated witt good cuts ara trade winners-The Gawk makes good cuts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

Extra fine lemons 15c dozen. A. e P. TEA co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
VISITS OCEAN VIEW
Clubhouse Cottage, Bathing
lfotlsc and Pavilion and Other
Buildings Destroyed.
P'REAC HERS HOUSE ROBBED
70 Tho ,rImcs-Dlspatch.l

Special TO The ,rlmes-p ispateh.l
NORFOLK. VA. January 2n-Flre
~ y, ocean G. View this morning. originate.
ny ing n Y, bafber. shop, DESTROYED. the
i1,H s s.lrc bathing house ard pavilion.
IN hyocn Clubhouse, the cottage cf
al, ~ mi, y, W. =. Foster of the virginia
in .,ils. association, u number 81 the
summer i booths along the boardwalk,
3t and 81, loss that IS estimated al sa5-
ny ~. insurance ls.ice. One boy, Ollie Muller,
ss ae slpu OK by chair tEaMh fsSm ma
conscious. Ills injuries are not seri-
I, The fire began al 5:ao and burned e,
Iiersaly for three hours. The. entire ,li,,
Tor the prompt arrival OF the tank
car Of the Traction Company. and the
bucket brigade formed by the resi-
dents, and the valient service renderedi.
grcss of the flames and saved the
larser pavilion, the theatre and ho,el.
The volunteers pulled down Poftioon on
of the scenic RAILWAY, IN order TO
create gap and stop the progress
of tho fire, ms high wind was pre-
yaiiing In the direction OF the Sasin no,
The entire community turneG on. on,
fire-fishting lines.
The Bay Shore pavilion cost Sl2,oVu
to erect The Foster cottage was one one
W ,tli6 tiSiiIuSOEles pil Til tt,,t,tTtti' -,
building being valued at $4,000. aud
handsomely furt,ish,l. \ portion Oh
the household effects were saved 4. !, -,
The Baptist congregation. of when
Rev. Robert NJ Rabh is pastor, VINO
were worshiping In the Bay Shore pa
viiion. lost all of their effects, ana
these were not covered by insurance.
Recently their chapel was burned. ~ ~
the pavilion tney had new organ, Slo0
worth OF hyninals and other chufeh
property.
tcetS se'sa an Mas aft on The eSarss q
stealing a diamond ring vnlned IT SAW
and Sl0 III cash from Lenora scott. ~
Il charged that he entered the wonan's
trunk and took the ring aud money.
He will he given preliminary 70
morrow.
Robbed The Parsonage.
Thieves entered the parsonage OF the
Memorial Methodist Church, Berkiey,
some time last night and proceeded to
help themselves 70 yaluahles. me ex-
tent OF the loss of Rev. y. Men. Simp-
SON. d. D., the pastor, Is yet 10 DIG
determined.
il was evidently the work OF bold
nlents OF sTir. Simpson. and taking away
his trousers. hanging on a chair near
the he'd carried them to the sitting
room, where they were emptied of con
tents Mt laisure St0 4 pocket-knife
and other valuables we're secured.
An entrance was effected through a
window of the slJting-roon. Or. stmp-
son found his pantalcohs across u
chair In the sitting-toom on the first
floor in awakening this morning Inc
police are on the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Virginia Breyities

4
AfE,xA NpRIA, VA January e7.-rho
ncaring OF haheus corpus pFoceeuinGs in tac
cnsa OF Lueiun aGfeRp, the ScrGian stpsY
altcsed to be wanted IN Council }lans, "a.
OF Charge of auauctlot WAS continued BIZ
Judge Barley to-day un.ii Wednesday next.
At That --4lae sol.ie on- viii ne here from
Council Elu!ts 70 Identify the accused.
NORFOLK NA.---W. HAIRY pashiei. one
Of Portsnouths largest gfpcers, this afic.-
neon wens into Involuntary Bankruptcy. LA
bilucs, SI1s24G: assets, sl.i9l.o
MiTEES lille. NA.--Judgc II, Il. Nasjia
come UP from Pulaski tins morning ami
orened mis- hrst term OF court. HIS dignity
and courtesy made most favorable mpges-
sion on the bar. Little hut criminal business
vii be ATTENDED TO, owing to illness OF ode
witness In tlte case of Comm o1tweaith tys, II
c. Allen and others inuicltd for robbery.
The eourt adjourned until Thursday. lhls
viii be the only case tried during the term.
NOFFti-fG. Waiter deiiheratiug for
three days the Jury in The sait for ISLANDER
brought by y. II. Thomas against Paymaster-
II. II. Mathis. United States Sayy, for s5,-
90 DANA CESS was unable to agree. and has
been discharged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
LOOKING no A SETTLEMENT.
Creditors of STANDARD Company 10 Sub,
rlif II Proposal

Especial to The Timex pispatc h, 4
SUFFOLK VA. January 27--There
was a meeting here to-day Of the cred
tors Of the STANDARD Misunderstanding
/ 2npany The purpose was to con-
/ Of the feoifipanY, and the best inter
ests OF It's treditors
81 the twentyfiyc creditors pres
ent, the foliowifig were appointed as a
y. Savage, OF Norfolk; Coione! j. IL.
Maeleary, George u Barton and VS..
3eamon, OF suffolk. and w, s. Iarivatt,
/ of Edertoh,. y. e, The proposal will
1 no answered by the company WithinHa
1 day or two. There VIII be another
/ meeting Thursday.
The liabilities of incorporation are
1 about $4,000, with the assets placed at
]solile $4,000 in excess OF the ljabilitieg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
sly n1lEY Ann MANFRED.
Report That Mr.. Brrnites aud MISS WIZ
kins Are Hrsbnnti anl VIC.

Especial to The TIMES Dlspatch.l
ISLE.S - IDRIA. IN. January &c.
The latest news from MISS pelilah y,
Watkins and her employer, Mr.. \. Pow
ell Brup kos, WAS reCeiyGd here this az
Eern1on According ~ tRe reporl the
couple are Innrried, and are spending
lthair honeymoon at 4 hotel IN Qfanss
county Va. This news was receiNstt
/ Washington authorities at 2:3e O'clock
| Iii same IN a letter addressed TO Gap-
tain BordDian Of the Washington pQ-
tlicc department, and was s'gned "l4is-
.lnteTes ted There Is no doubt in the
mind OF friends OF the young Couple
but that they are married. AUST " ~
they have failed To let their peoPie
know OF their inarriaSe and where
ab0uts is prnblematical.
Mrs Watkins mother ri Tic yours
indy was gjQd 10 lear tldinS9 OF hSf
daughter. and the intelligeuen Seemee
ITO greatly improve her condition.
js,vill shortly return 10 this city, where
lthey will make their future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
JAMES crq1r men sonooL.
fuiidinR Y ne Erected ana iisady for

fsDeGill q 'Eac Iiines- Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, January e.
The James City school Board met at
Toano last week, and adopted plans
&nd SPECIFICATIONS Tor the new high
school building. These plans and
specifications will be made public af-
Ter February list.
The board increased the amount for
buildings and grounds from s4,50O to
600 and extended the time for COM
pi.tion Of building TO July list.
che building committee, together
with the secretary OF tie hoard, was
empowered 70 buy and Install the
furnipre, this work to be completed
hS August i0th. The secretary Of the
board was authorized to advertise for
te3cliers for neSt session IT wng de-
ctded TO begin with three, the prIf,-
cipal 10 be a male teacher. The sala-
rIes are to be $50 go and $50, re-
spectiyely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
lnnuar.
EIGItr p1LoTAGla ELL.
Claimed II would Increase Charges
s..54 A gminNt Enrrign SicAniers.

JSpecial 10 The Times D lspntch.l
s NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January ~.
Shipping men at this port are pre-
Coz Isdwards pilotage Bill II the yir-
glnia Legislatpre. It is claimed that
while the proposed law will eltm n ar.s
tho piloeage tax on. coa st SO. trade 8,
it VIII make materia increase ~
coming into Hampton Roads for bun
keraccai. 'rcleGrans were sent lto-n ~.
to Senator Holt and RepEesse,ntatlYse
Jarrett. OF this city, aslsinE theM 4, sto 9
committee, so that the shining y n
lterestg can nreGantt tho. oppOsltlon.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

1905, in Norfolk Shortly after the
ceremony the bride returned to her
home in Danville. and the groom to his
home IN Washington Not even the
most Intimate friends OF the couple
were aware OF the relations That eN-
listed between them.
Mr.. Ramster was in tho city during
Ike Christmas holidays but no one
here suspected that he was here on a
visit to his wife, He is n native Of
Akron, o.
Mrs, Ramster left Yesterday for Nor
folk. where she will join her husband.
They viii so to washington, where
they win reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
ESCAPED iN rnE1R NlGHTcL oruEs
Residence III curoline County Destroy
10. I'irl.. ~. 49,.

Especial 10 the Times, Dlsnutcfl.
lgfNA MILLS VA January 2f,-r-'rhc
comfortable horne of Mr.. Charles Sai,ns
defs, nenr Page's Bridge, on the Pa
fnunKeg River In Caroline county. was
destroyed by fire about II o'clock
Thursday night Mr.. Saunders and FAM
lily OF tive narrowly eseapne from
! The burning building. They had not
ried out OF the house III terrific storm
lot wind and snow, clad only In their
nightciothes, through the story burn-
footed and barehead,ed, Father. mother
| hong OF Mr.. Arch Hui, d quarter ot
ia mile distant, having saved nothing
4 but themselves.
MI. Saunders had only recently re-
i napdeled the dwelling and put In now
/ flirnl tnfa. among which was a new
4 nianp, Ehe hoaSe was OH tssso-3ttiiS
frame q trnettWo, There Was no nv.
Isufance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
80 s,iAlLuoy Ar nnLoNa.
Report OF Prevalence of Disease al
Innt I,nin: IL Denlen.

Tile Tifhes-D ispatcil Is In receipt OF
tile following communication
Editor Of Tie Times-Dispatch:
sir,I noticed in your Sundays
Issue an error II stating shat
smallpox was supposed TO be at
Belona, Via This is a serious
mistake, as there Is not, nor has
there been q SlpSle case within
I'VE miles, and this single case.
only avery mild ore. The state
Inent is misleading to the public
and an Injustice TO our reighbnr-
hood. x.
Belona, Va. January eth.
The special referred 10 came from
orr correspondent who undOuDtedl.
believed the Information sent 10 BIZ
correct,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
sIxgY-roue .snnnp no CHURCH.
Close of Or. 5trDanici's Great Revival
in Ereticrini> slnrgs.
fspeslal % 'fhe times pispatch ]

FSpeIIaT to-I ne TfT7es- UIsI'aruE7. ]
F'ftEDERICKSBJ EURO, VA, January ~.
The Baptist revival closed last night,
after having been in progress fer Two
weeks, The Rev. Or. George w Mc-
Daniel Of Richmond, assisted the pas
tar. tho Rev. Il. Aubrey Williams, ana
the mectinlS TaaS ope OF the most sue
eessfnl eyer held here. Or McD1niels
sermons were listened to by conErre ga
tlons that taxed tie capacity az the
urge church al each service, and Were
most eifectiye. II e returned home Sat
tirday, and the services yesterday we're
conducted by the Rev, AR. Williams.
There were slStN-four additions 10 the
church. These VIII be baptized on the
next three Wednesday, nlghts--tweIity
each night The church has been
greatly strengthened. It's membership
Is now over 700.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

. Is ga.
Walter Walsh. Of Jersey City, and
Miss Bes ie Bailey, of Petersburg. J,
Airs. Mary r. BlaakeTSaip. wife OF
George H. Blank nslip. died this morn
Street. after waeks Illness Mrs.
Blankensliip was forty light years OLE
and is survived by her husband and
five children
Mr.. b t1jan'u L. Hawkins, q mighty
esteemed citizen OF the Wes' End. died
Very suddenly about II o'clock last
night 7t his reside &c on We street
Mr.. Hawkins had attended evening
ssrvlchs 4 the West st Get Methodist
Church, return ng home aprarently IN
excellent neaitb. Sh rtiv after reach
Ing his hous he suddenly Became des-
perat ly i'll and I'D II 8 short while.
He was sIxty-siS years % aud Is SUR
yiyed hy his wife. two sons and one
daughter NJ Howlsiis WAS a mem
her az y. z. Fiji Camp Of Confederate
Veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
4 suRrmsa ron psNyiLLE.
Marriage .snnounccd sixteen Months
After the Ceremony.

DASVTLLE, VA. Januery 27.--After
the contracting parties had kept their
Wedding u profound secret for req -it
sixteen months. IT became isuo%n here
yesterday that Miss Edna q. Smitll,
daughter OF sfrs, 4. l.. Smith formerly
Of this city, but now ~ Nnrfolk was
the wife OF Fl W. Raanster q telegraph
operator OF washington, p G. The
marriage took piaca on October ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
PETERSBURG MOVES
FOR CLEANLINESS
The Civic League Will Organize
the School Children in a
Good Work.
DIR. DUNCAN BROWN DEAD
Ispeslal q &c rlmes. pIFaateh ]


PETERSBURG. VA, January a1,--
The Civic Lcague, an organization OF
I ladies. to work for the neautifyinE and
+ ilygfenic Improvements cs the city held
Hts first meeting OF rfe yenf this after
noon In the hall Of the Chamber OF
! Commerce, with urge attendance
u and adopted plans presented by Mrs.
{ .. w. Hays head OF the scllool commit
4 tee, for the organization of junior
i lea que to be composed OF children of
public and private schools. organized
in companies, to assist tile Civic League
7 In the maintenance OF nigh standard
of cleanliness on private premises and
the prevention OF defacemeit OF build
stiliEs and of the littering of the streets
with trash.
The names of more than 600 scholars
have been secured for membership in
the proposed league, and meeting for
organization win be hold tnder the
Saturday. February sta. Mrs. r.. Is.
Davis. president OF the league, pre-
sided OF the meeting. The league de-
gcided to hold regular meetings Oh the
third Monday In every month.
Intcrminablc Church anurrcl.
IN the Hastings Court to-uay n final
deere was entered il, the ease OF /
litigation resulting from the long con-
tinued factional quarrbl Ia the ii.ts.ri-
son Street Baptist Church col0rea he 4
.,,b r,.,ts -. ~ III itiib ms
of t, sn;.s,, .,.e siae aha ths aires
= Isthe church. Who We're removed from
office several months ago BY ma
ing Tbp dseref ,s,,fsrn q :
firms tbe. re,,ots ~ &
~ ,Sr,,is \
fira - t Stle q
I'm, baI5 -, "a, Oh ltse
lligry IN tho elscttan af = ,,lsrt, ,.s;st-
ar, rir 80
mir ao1n,rntt,e.4e IN. sate a; NY AZ
meet ,fti.y,r ~,
q. previons lneetti1r II, eSpellin,r fhe, oIa
aufficers from inc Church on liz efo,na
fs,ht no earees In, Il trs..,,
the whole proceediitEs we're Nm con-
'fravention Of the eoDstft,ition nf It,e
church TIL. court also deerees. az, mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs. that .'the said
5rsIfron, thereby s{yernd tls conn ertIon
sfrbrn this church 40 ifs; "a stof, and
this without further action thereon
by said church, and is no longer such
g small fire caused by n affective.
flue from one If the furnaces occurred !
In. the Washington Street Methodist
Church shortly after ii o'clock SntIir-E
day night, resuiti4g IN small dam
age which Is covered BY Insurance.
The fire was discovered between lie
ceiling OF the sunday school rooni and
necessitating the removal Of several
pews and Il small portion OF the floor
ing. The blaze was quickly extin-
Tho second Rapfist Church v.as
crowded to the doors last evening by-t
& Icongregation assembled 10 hear the
annual sermon before the Young Nen's I
was preached by Rev. Charles B. Stu 1
art of RIchnprd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
nHDoE pagTl. II BURNED.
Sixty Feet Sf Coast Line BrlGEe q =
@ ISelfurn I)estccycG. 4slF Il

EeIfurd DestroycG.
snscla o THO Tines p sp atc ~ M
sIF Tx. Va January j. 80 N I'm ina
bridge over s Re ,an k.'l nIVsr, near
ford. N. O., ffty-aoven miles gol W. Il, -
suiiolI Waa burned early th,s !. 'ssVihn Mi
I'M; 20 btid@e ID one ans 4. n 4 , hW I,
nliiea long The fire Wit u 4
pilHbns locomotives, MI 4 TIN ~ \
bsNtl tegaifed temporarily, aisf 49, Z