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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
10 Attend lutheran Conference.

The Rev. J. j, Scherer, Jr., pastor CT
tho First English Lutheran Church,
and Mr.. Jacob Umlauf left at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon to attend the
fifty fourth conference of the denomt-
nation In Virginia. The meeting, which
will be held In Hebron Church. Madi-
son county, opens this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
MCCARTHY COUNCIL
Grand Rally. Is Held, md Visitors Arc
Highly Entertained.

Highly Entertained
Mccarthy Council, Royal Arcanum.
gave an entertainment at Lee Camr
IIall last night, the chief feature pelnS
tie appearance of Mr.. Polk Miller ana
his negro quartets Union Council. No.
Ill met at Its lodgerooms on Church
Hin. and came over in body to par
|tcpate in the pleasures OF the eve,
Ming. Members Of the two lodges ana
their friends composed the audience
and aneH the Occasion e,ea was a most enioyabla,
one. mccarthy Council is now engaged
in campaign to increase It's mem l,st..
shin from 400 to 500, and last nights
Irniiy was held to stimulate interest IN
the movement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
MORSE AND CURTIS, BANKERS,
TO DE TRIED IN FALL

NEW YORK, May 25-charles w
Morse will be placed on trial In the
United states Circuit Court on October
Hath next, on a charge oflconsplraey
and misapplicatlnn of the funds OF the
National Bank OF North America, Morse
was Yice-presdent OF the bank up to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Wants III. nonrd pilI.

n, 7, Pryor, white man, was ar
rested yesterday evening on the charge
Iof beating j, Johnson out1of a board
Dill The amount he Is said to owe fg-s
urNs up to SAT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Pcnitcntlnry Ronrd.

The board of directors Of the Peni-
tertiary held regular meeting ycster-
day afternoon, The business transact
led was largely routine In It's nature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
stnhhIng an Accident.

Ernest Iebolo, proprietor of the bak-
cry IL lower Franklin Street, was not
placed under arrest on the charge OF
,hing 1t Is said, was the result OF an
accident Mrs. T.ebolo will soon be
labia Ia leaya tbs Memorial Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
he time Of the financial crash last

Alfred Fl. Curtis, who was president
and who vas indicted jointly with
Morse on the conspiracy and misap-
pication charge. will be placed OF
trial at The same time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Marriage License.

A license was issued in the county,
clerks office yesterday 70 the mar
rage, Of Mr.. Paul Schafer. Of Rich
! mond, to Miss Eva C, Gilman. or
Henrico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
JE FFERS0N NO 7
PARTY TO CAUCUS
Ward Politics Warm Up Over
Election Of Frischkorn's
C,,ccaccnr
Successor.

Though the public is taking no in
terest whatever in the matter, the
politicians are devoting much thought
and discussion. to the election of a
member of the ..Fire.Board Board to
succeed Captain John IL Frischkorn,
who will retire in July The candi-
dates for the honor are Messrs. w. A.
Cheatwood Sidney Rust and Richard
Hasker.
Jefferson Ward politics has entered
extensively into the contest. Mr..
CTeatwood is a brother-ln -law of
Councilman Morgan r. Mills. Council
man John ]. Lynch was quoted yes
terday as saying that he was oppos-
ing the election of Mr.. Cheatwood
partly because he was merchant. He
said, moreover. that opposition 10 a
caucus nomination comes from Coun-
Gilman Mills.
No Caucus Heretofore.
In discussing the affair last night,
Mr.. Mills said:
II am not responsible for the report
that Mr.. Rust and Mr.. Hasker are OPP.
posed to ward caucus for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for the po
stion of fire commissioner from Jef
ferson Ward nor have / heard Mr.
Cheatwood express himself on thi!
point Further, I have talked with NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Daily Court Record
United state. Circuit Court of APP

United States Circuit Court OF App
The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals :econVened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judge Prit-
Waddill + a uO Boyd Sitting. '''''' 'u'
Sylvan Hayes Lanchheimer, John B.
neming and Robert T. Stanton. OF
baltimore. Md, were admitted to prac-
tics in this court
Mayor and City Council Of Balti..
more, plaintiff In error. vs.. state Of
Maryland to use Of F. c. Huchison, ct
Circuit Court of Baltimore, Md. Cause
argued Sylvan Fl. Lanchhelmer and
Edgar Allen Poe. of Baltimore. Nd. for
the plaintiffs in error, and by George
Baltimore. Md, for the defendants in
error, and submitted.
Court adjourned until this morning
Cases in the Call for Argument To-
W. ]. Murray John Mcsween, Avery
p iatt, ct al. appeliants, vs.. Wils sf,a
peal from the Circuit Court OF the
United States at Charleston, N. c.
Special assignment.
Ms al l0 appeiants IS s''e Ger
peal Of the District Court at Baltimore,
Md. To be argued by Hyand p.
Stewart and Edward L. Ward, Ct
baltimore, Md, for the appellants. and
by. Robert r.. Stanton, OF Baltimore,
Nd. for che appellees.
w. +. Snipes, plaintiff in error. vs..
Southern Railway Company. defendant
in error: in error to the Circuit Court
at Columbia. S. c. To be argued by
e. j. Best, ". Boyd Evans. L. D.. Mel
ton and George r. Rembert, Of Colum-
bia, S. c.. for the plaintiff in error,
and by Abney and Muller. Of Columbia,
$. c., for the defendant in error.
LAW and Equity Court.
In trial of case of T.. c. Garrett VS..
Miss Cornelia r. Shield. for s243.75. the
jury returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
HustingS Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26

~ SHprC1Ht CUurt Oh 9tFVcHtA' T----
The State Supreme Court yesterday
granted writ OF error and auperse-
IDEAS in the case Of :, Horace slinglYff'
vs.. G. r. Collins, surviving partner in
the firm. of Collins & Wager, from the
Circuit Court OF Madison county. The
amount involved is $611.5o, and the 1T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Hastings Court,

Civil suit: International Book Com
pany vs.. G. f. Robelin. for s25, jury
returned verdict for $i4.40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
STATE. 3 CARDS APPOINTED.
Governor Names Visitors for Many E,duca
Z tpNEl institutions .s5g ~ III ~

Governor Names visitors for Many Educa
tiannl Institutions.
Before leaving 70. Denver yesterday Gov
or or swanson announced the appointment
OF the following members OF the several
boards Of visitors of state institutions: -
Boards OF Visitors Virginia Agricultural
a ii Mechanical College and Polytechnic In
stitute--z1. e. Johnson, Roanoke: r. j.
:soeli. East Radford; j. Cullen Carrington,
Gharlotte; Leslie D. Kline, vancluse. TO
serve. for the term OF four years. COM
mencing July !. 1905. 40
Board of Trustees OF state Female Nor
mai School Mt Farmville--Robert Turnbuil.
lLawrenceville; James Nelson. Richmond; c.
B BarainE walker nea.hsyille: j S. Ware,
B. Watkins, Chesterfield For the term Of
four years commanding July 1. 1908.
s. z. Donahoe. Fairfax. to nll the vacancy
ocGasioned by the resignation OF r. j. Noel
Bonrd of Visitors Virginia Normal and
Industrial Institute ut Petersburg-T. O.
Sandy. Burkevile:. James Cannon, Jr..
Blackstone. For the term of four years
commencing July 1. 1905.
Beard OF Visitors for the Deaf and Blind
at staunton--J. II. Lindsay. lCharlottesvilie:
G. W. Bates. Suffolk; James B. Rawlings,
mencing July /, 1908 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
PLAN WAS To KILL
KIN G AND Family

LISBON. July ee..-.-I n Tose Maria de
Aipoini chief ofsfthe progressive dis.
ftdcrts, srnartirE Under the insnua
lions that lie was Implicated in the
ASSASSINATION In Lisbon last February
80f King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz,
crentea "a sensation in the House Of
y Lords to-day by revealing what lie
declared to be the true history Of this
iegicide plot. He asseried3sthnt the
gassasslnatiops had been decided upon
III n meeting OF the Leaders Of the
progressive and Regeneration party a
few days before they woer carried out
a number of Republicans We're present
at this meeting.
"a Dir. Alpoim charged further that the
Republicans proposed to obliterate the
entire royal family with the eXcep-
ton of Maria Pia, the mother OF King
Carlos. but the nlonarchists insisted
that such a general slaughter would be
useless.
Finally Manuel silva Buissa and Al
frado Costa were given 100000 and
$1,000 Respectively. TO kill King
Carlos aud Premier FRANCO.
Arrangements were made by other
men to cover the fight of the assas !
sins. but wien Bifisaa and Costa fired
their friends lost their heads and open
I'd fire also. These shots resulted I'M
the death of Crown Prince LUZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03

and to emphasize the fact that the lid
is to be screwed on tight, the local
police authorities quietly put on two
special detectives to run to earth all
sellers of liquor. Every house in the
red light district was raided and the
proprietors bound over to court. and
keepers OF itinerant blind tigers with
out number have been summoned 10
court or placed in durance vile.
1t is understood that number of
drug store proprietors are down on the
list, and the populace awaits new sem
sations AS the situation now stands,
physicians. prescriptions are valid at
beyond the city limits, and the country
druggist is doing q land office business.
The local druggists are up in arms,
and the situation grows daily more in
Gteresting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
SICK HEADACHES
Distressing Attacks to Which
Many Women Are Subject.
Whit tic Toiiic Treatment Has Done
to Correct tile Cause Of Tiis He
ctlrrIng nnI IninfnI IIlncss.

There are few ailments that caus.
more genuine misery In the home thar
the attacks which are generally
termed sick headaches. These attacks
ihre often periodical, and when tn.
motherAof family is prostrated al
intervals there Is not only her own
suffering to consider. but the discom-
fort caused the other members of the
household. TOO often the recurrent
symptoms become so regular ana fa-
miliar to those about her that the
sufferer gets but little sympathy In her
awful suffering.
SICK headaches arise from a variety
OF disturbances confined to the stom-
sach and digestive tract, and most of
them can be cured or relieved to -
marked degree The tonic treatment
with Or. Williams Pink Pills has
been successful In large number OF
cases, one of which is that of Mrs.
Mary a. Terry, of I'll East Main
street. Clinton, Ill., She says:
For thirty years / was subject to
sick headaches. They began when
was a young girl, ana would occur
as often as twoEor three times a week,
seldom missing one When these at
tacks came on would get very sick
AT my stomach and vomit The strain
was so great that the blood vessels
IN my head would swell up. my eye-
balls would feel hot and the muscles
in my neck stiff and sore. During
these spells the pains in my head were
Intense and throbbing. and would some
times last for three days. lwould be ]
unable to sit up, being often confined
to my bed.
.'.All of my mothers family were sub
ject to violent headaches. and the doc
tors told me l inherited it. They said
was in a bad condition, and that 1t
would take some time to cure me.
They never gave me more than tenn
oorary relief, aud after years Of doc
toring I gave them up and started
.aking DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
,egan to get little better, after TAX
ng few boxes and steadily improved
Until I was cured. I have felt well
'ince, and never have any more trou-
lie with my head have always
recommended DR.. Williams Pink Pills
o any one suffering as | did, for ! |
AVE the greatest confidence in them"
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by |
III druggists. or sent by mail, post
aid, on receipt of price. so cents per
,oN. six boxes for $3.50 by the DR..
Medicine Co, Schenectady,
\. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
NOEL TO OPPOSE MANN

Republican senator May Enter Race If Not
towny Man Is Nominated.
Representative Republican leaders in this
section Of the State seem to have settled
upon State Senator j. c. Noel as the next
Republican candidate for Governor. Senator
Noel Is from Lee county. and came into
Statewide prominence In the recent Legis-
lloture through his charges which led TO tho
investigation OF Judge William l.. Rhea.
OF the State Corporation Commission, posi-
ton III, which he was sustained by many
Democrats in both houses
senator Noel arrived in Richmond yester-
DAY morning on his return from Cane
henry, where he has been attending con-
tent!en Of Odd Fellows. While here ne con
ferred with several Republican leaders in
Guiding Postmaster Royal e. cabell. sena-
Tor Noel was quoted saying to friend
atter his interview with Mr.. cabell' that II
any one else than Judge Mann is the nomi J.
nee Of the Democrats he would willingly
support Mr.. Ctbell for the governorslip on
Ire Kepnblican ticket If. however, con-
t.nued the. Lee county Senator. ..tl.e Demo
cTats nominate Judge Mann. I should like
70 cross swords with him myself and In
that light j bel!eyesI can win
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03

Bland. The committee collecting for
funds were unable TO secure sufficient
stock to guarantee the purchase OF the
club.
and franchise and give the city of
Portsmouth a winning team. It was at
first thought that there was sufficient
enthusiasm among the lovers OF the
amount, $4,000, but. the actual test
showed that the great majority was
talk. not a Willingness to invest money,
OF the club, with Third Basenan Grif-
fin as manager. Mr.. Bland is confident
that Manager Griffin will make an eX-
cellent showing lin the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
SIX HUNDRED DROWNED.
Overloaded BoatS in Chinese Hnpbor
+. -rgsH.. Art Nycrturnrl. ~

VICTORIA. b, c.. July News of
stornt which caused a boat disaster,
involving the loss of over COO lives
at Batavia was brought by THE En-
press Of China Yesterday Many large
over!oadeu beats wera overturned in
the harbor and the shr.el.ing passen-
gers struggled in the water with no
chance ei rescue. as more fortunate
boats In the neighborhood were al
ready too crowded TO permit of any
Others aboard. Others were. snapped
up by sharks About thirty were res
cued by fishermen, but over 600 We're
drowned. During the week following
$50 corpses We're found, many being
tnu.ilated by sharks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
TO BUILD NEW CHURCH
colorcd Methouis,s Raising Funds foar sfrue-

colored Metlio,lists Raising Funds for AStrnc-
ture on Canal Street.
Colored Methodists of theScity are looking
forward With great interesthto the establish
nent Of second church on the site OF the
mission on Canal and Foushee Streets. All
appropriation of $500 has already been made
ny the church extension department, and
more VIII be raised by subscription.
]. I'he Methodist convention at the Third
Street Church last night appropriated $500
for he benen. Of Kittrell College of Norsh
Carolina, and adopted a plan whereby more
Richmond students VIII be sent to that M
institution. Another convention Will be held
here on August 96th and eth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
KEEPERS REELECTED
Cemetery COMMITTEES Elects Same star for

Cemetery Committee Elects Same STAFF for
tho Next Term.
Keepers OF tho VARIOUS cemeteries belong
Ing to tho city were1ree Iesfsd asc' s;ai,n-
81! Committee on Cemeteries lase pisht as
follows:
oakMood ccmetery.- W. A. 3Ditkanson
keeper; Rlverpew Cemetery, Charles Z.
T. j. Dugan and - ~. Keith. laborers. The
Superintendent Il: the city s. Home is ex-
cfflcio keeper oEk3is cenetsty. onesof the
saa fhs eomm aa M bids
for gas pipes and fixtures Yn the Keepers
house in RiverNiew Cemetery, and awarded
the contract.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
STEEL TRADE SPLIT.
England and Scotland Refuse to Enter
International Merger.

LONDON. July, 2.--According to the
Iron and Steel Trades Journal the
English and Scottish steel manufec-
tursrs have decided at last MOTTO join
the proposed International steel trust.
which was TO have been composed of
English Scottish. American, Russian
and Gerinan makers. but to join in
stead national steel combine that is
now being formed for the purpose of
Ighttng the International Steel Trust.
The latter Will consist chiefly of
German. Russian and American firms.
This means fierce competition and q
.ltkelihood Of slump in prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
Must Qualify to Serve.

M membera OF the Board Of Aldermen
and all Councimen except two have tiled
Win Clerk Mcdowell sworn statement
OF their expenses in the June general elec-
inon. The Councilmen elected ut that time
nave forty days from June 9th to appear
betore the Mayor and qualify for their posi- :
ton. Few having as yet taken this step.
FNiiure 10 qualify in she prescribed time
-Nacntes he Office -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
.HENR|cO BOARD
ELECTS TEACHERS.
Teachers elected by tic 1tenrico
'ountN school board. as announced

Teachers elected by tic 11enrico
county school board. as announced
Yesterday are:
Branch Schoo1-Nfiss Ada v. Perrin.
Bartot, Heigl1ts--Nttss Neville Watt
Rims. Miss Mabel CHM. Miss Julia
BarQes, Miss a. Park Harris. Miss Knte
CHM Miss Lizzie 1Sfzcr, Miss BETTE
x. Startling, Miss Helen Baker Miss
sa,ss ], ), Moss, Miss Margaret Runway,
MISS Grace Thorpe. Miss Lena Musor,.
Highland Park--Miss Elizabeth Ed
wards. Miss Alice *. Ware, Miss Matte
SHanes, Miss Mary Duncanson, Miss
Nerser, Miss Fannie T. Chris
Ginter Park-Miss Mary Peck Miss
Hazel Tliompson. III
Yellow Tavern--Miss Ellen Timber
lake, Miss Scott.
y P o'I Mary NJ. schoneld.
MISS Mary ". Saunders, Miss Lizzie
James. Miss Elnor Jamson.
Glen Allen--Nriss Maude Treyyett.
MISS Woodfin. Miss Rebecca Clarke.
5. Barton Heights (colored)--ATary
scott Mary Permission, Bertha John
letter (colored) Cross
Polo Road Colored)-Emma WA h !
ington Virginia MARTINI
!. Mountain Road d)-Virginia
Randolpl, Margaret Brooke.
Pitt (Colored) --Bulah Harris
B 81 street Road Colored)-Lucy
j. Wallace. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
Rey. Alr. RrYnn Hero,

Rev. B. FranEln Bryan, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, Allentown, \. j.. who
has accepted an invitation to supply the
pulpit Of Emmanuel Baptist Church FOR the
.nionth OF July. arrived in The city last
night. and Is stopping at No. 800 East Leigh
street. Rev. Mr.. Bryan Will preach at I'M
manual on sunday. both morning and night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
EDITORS FIGHT WIN s,yoRDs.
81. IouvcneI Slightly wounded in En-
-.--.-.- COIiptcc with VI. - %

VIII -NF. 'JHssHEnuc.
4 Paris, July "a second duel was
zsoia9af the suit brought by senator
#aumhelt against the Matin for involv-
ing him in the swindlcs recently con-
quoted in Paris by. NJ. Henri Rochette.
VI Jouyenel, editor OF the Matin,
tolsh NJ Cassagnac, editor of the Au-
sorite, with swords
, NJ Iouvenel was slightly wounded in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
DECREE AGAINST puELISG.
Austrian Emperor Prohibits Encounters
Without PERMITS sim

efforts made by the Antidueling League
in Austria to limit the practice of
4dneling in the empire have finally met
with success, for the imperial sanction
10 decree prohibiting dueling in the
empire without the consent Of a milf
tary court OF honor has been secured.
TO fight a duel without this consent
VIII henceforward be a breach Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
HOBsON CHAIRMAN

Madison Ward Member New Head OF Relief
of Poor Committee.
Without opposi uonssdr uli'is Hobson was
elected chairman ofSiEe Council Committee
on Relief OF the PcSrl last night. y more
spirited fight came ovss the position of sub
Chairman, Messrs. EltsH. satserheld and
Mitchell being npmiH led The vote stood:
Elicit 8, Satterhelliss ~ and MITCHELL l. Mr..
satterheld wagf dec1a5at elected. and after
briefly transuctiHs4It routine business
the committee adjotEned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
japanese sylnpatnircrs ,iurdero,

VICTORIA. B. q, July News was
tn,l 9ni.s ., hy the Empress of China from
hsoreans, members OF the Ii-Chin-Hoi
society favorng japanese, have been
innrdered by Korean insurgents. ac.
Goftins 10 statistics collected BY
Japanese officials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
.arrcstcA for stcnIinc I,o,d.

Special Policeman Angle, OF IIenrico,
mas ma, succeeded in capturing two men
alleged to have stolen lead from the
Richmond Chemical Works, They are
Mnmford Ellyson and Herbert Preston.
both eolored Ellyson Is out on bail
and Preston VIII be given a hearing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
InteenatIonnI Tnhr Ma,sers nl..o,.

LONDON. July 2.--Accordine Ia a
telegram from Glasgow received here
to.dgy: the international Assoetation
OF Tube Makers has dissolved. The
T ~. included American. British,
tuners 1900 NAt'S-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
EASY FOR The NINKS


CINCINNATI, o.. July 2.-The NIinks
easily wonthe handicap at mile and
o sixteenth, the feature at Latonia to-
day. The fifth event for three-Year-
olds at q mile, went to skye with
/ Geneva So second, and Lady Amy,
third. Summaries:
First race-five furlongs-.o lambala
fsl6 straighD first Winter Green
($l50a, place second, Aldrcd ($11.4O,
show third Time, 1:OO2-5.
Second race--hve and half fur
longs-Jeff Bernstein (s25.4O, straight);
first. Plunls (s7.aO. place. second,
E E;E ., 9 & =. ($13.5o. showo third.
Third grafe--siX rurlongs--E. M. Frye
(s7,S0 ,<,strAi ght) first, Hollow (s1l.i5,
place Isseond, Ben Sand (s9. show
third Ifrtlne, 1:l4. 55'5.59
Foufthl race and q Sixteenth
The Minks (s37, o gaisssttifs arst Gar
shoWl j, ID rd, m line. 1:t7.
lNtftlTrT aoe-one nile--Ssyo (sl,45,
straight)' first, Geneva s. (s25.SO,
piace2 second, Lady Amy (Sl435,
SNOWY third. Time. 1:lO2-5. IA
Sixth raee---mlle and sixteenth
Lady Esther (sS.40. straight) first,
Water Lake ($10.20. place. second,
Deacon ($.5o, show third. Time,
El.t o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
BAN BIG nATs IN FRANCE.


PARIS. July THE Theatre Com
mission, under the presidency of Pre-
feet OF Police Lepine, has decided +,
prohibit women from wearing hats o
excessive dimensions in theatrt Hunde
penalty of fine. +
This. decision is the result of nu
lnerous scenes in theatres since I'll,
ion.ble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
Forming Ruxalnn Steel Trust,

/. 81. PETERSBURG. July at is re.
ported IN commercial circles here tina,
n neg for the formation of 4
d !. I,l s. steel trust have been resumed
~ fafis: French and Belgian bankers
are. taking an important part In the
protected enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
Many kilIed.in ,;:na

YtIZzoVk-A, RUSSIA, July 2.--Iagt
eSst.lnS violent explosion Of gas
pceelsfred in the Rikovsky mine, IN
hhlsh 39p miners We're at work. a
inlafed are reported to have been
Killed Troops have been summoned
10 preserve order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
Thrift Succeeds Har.on

Governor Swanson Yesterday apnoiptc1
Hon: James u, Thrift, member of the House
q DELEGATES from Madison county, as a
member Of the Board OF Commissioners for
e cS,aa,a the Hon, Robert q Barton, Of Win
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
Win Handle All tunds Here.

AfteSsstsEN,s. Ian all surplus funds from,
eSerS tXhyss4.T'm Virginia will be handled
lthroushWEh Richmond office. This viii
mean much extra work, and five additional
clerks have been supplied by the governl
nlenl. Additional facilities for the selling
o. Of stamps and for handling carriers msii
nave also been provided ,sii :