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THE WILLCONIINS.
criticised for Asking professional ser.
Wees without PaS.

To Inv TpIroR ~ THE SrN ST. Your
comment on the mental attitude nj The Pub
Do, service tom mission with regard 20 'rf-
SINS ~ ~. subway plans - perfeCtlv 1T
Mr. SpraRur and Mr. Wilgu- are di.'r.
Ry'-hed sle'trical railway engineer vhoss
time and talents are "a ii for by clients o''Ns
class Of the New York. central Rsllrolt. 20
ask them To attend public hearing. and
= ritici-e extensive engineering plans a.it.
Out compensation IL about Of pie,e Ni1
asking francis iynde Ste'son or " llam
u HornhloWer 10 attend = public h..ring
and CritiCtse the form Of contract Whth ne
Z commission has drawn up without psIg
paid Tor their time and te' hniCal sk.II VI
gentleman should he sSA 81 10 give hi mean.
81 living go the service 81 the ,oUWHu'.
without pav In tiine- ~ war or ~ Q. r'..
o alamitv different rule would prevail md
patrIo't- NAV demand sacrifice b4' n
Inc 81 peace gsntlrman'- profess on q
hi- own and The publr has no claim Ypon
u az course II the plans had been ..0.
mltted professionally 10 them or 20 srrs
others 81 the distinguished Nmer,ar H.
~titutS of Els''r al Engineers the 40. N
= - RhI,h 'hev are now said 20 embrace
Sould have disappeared
I = JOHNSrHN
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polntment would he lndOrsed by public
opinion outside Of the Assembly He
drew up list Of new Ministry in which
VI GRNPNRIS formerly Minister az
| 'onstaniInople. Was 10 be placed a. the
head Of Foreign AnaIrs and VI. CoRo-
MiLNs. hitherto Gr"eCe's representative
AT Washington and recognized att
thorltv on finance. was 10 be entrusted
with the Treasury port fohc This met
th" approval Of IN" hing and VI NENE-
rus asked tho Assembly for a vote
at confidence
tn" opposition m the Assembly To the
new Premier was fortified by the hos
tlItv manifested toward him az Con
stantlnople and nv the fact that he was
practically without the backing OF a
party Of his own Some Of the Young
Turk organs demanded the rupture Of
all diplomatic relations with Greece.
th" expulsion Of Hellenic subjects from
m" Ottoman Empire and the denunCia-
ton of an treaties and agreements with
Greece. should VI VENEZELos. whom
they drSUrIbei ~ an Ottoman renegade.
become Prime Minister The Porte.
however made no official protest and.
- was reported chose merely to observe
an "Np"ctant attitude While he vote
ol confidence stood SIS M ~. the Premier
held that a. many of the members
had Noted with "A reservation the result
could not h. considered m favor of the
Government He then insIsrci upon
a decree of dissolution. which the King
approved
Greece seems AZ last 10 have at the
head of affairs "A man Of tirmne-~ and
character who has the support Of both
IN" people and the Hing The election
20 h" held early IA D.c-mber. promises
sweeping victory tor the Government
AMI poltioal unity ~ m" new ASSEM-
bis which Will hc conv okcd IA January
that NAV result IN IN" a"compll shmrnr
al som" gnod Tor the stat"
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4 New Greek as.rmbIy.

Tho Greek Assembly which Wa CON
,oneri 20 rows" certain provisions # the
constitution and winch optIm-'r. IRE
niu~ believed would Ind r"ruciv for
rru,' of 'h"' ua' ronal III -""m. 20 nav"
-'gnallv fnrI"d 81 b.. puryn-" After d.,
stormy srN week. -"--iuu - ha- b.ru
dissolved Ia" retiring Priu. Minister
VI tINtIfIos vii 20 b"ipr" M" ,"uu-
irv ~ = i"ad"r rr a 'aWpaign for nov
Asscrubl,
n" 'aDvr" 90 hrug ORDER oIr If tho
disturbed conditions Wa du. 10 much
m" IAN" 'arI-" thai la marked r","r'
attempts 90 l"gi-lH'ipr 10 Gr.4" ~"
Ia'k Of . rra'tr,s III plan ~, ~" improve
rn"ut = ne fuar,"- 81 me. country and
- ,',.. "r'"i a''rnr amorg IN" many
Email p"I,r'al grnup- VI Br,Grrur-
81" represented ~ v",l q. uu, mau
'"I.I 10" prevailing W." Of mud"rr
G""". i'Hr''ar tudug himself IN
au." ." uat" any l.udwa, Suhurf'"d
~ " .,rr'.nu Of ~ '.th.u"' =, kIng
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~ any cause. The late GROVER FLINT,
who had served in an American cavalry
regiment. was another witness [" the
intrepidity and devotion of the CubanS
in the field. In his picturesque lIttl"
book Marching With Gomez he nitro
duCes ,Is 10 some very gallant gentle
men. including General JOSE IACRET
whose conspicuous white -ombrero never
failed To draw the fire ~ the Spaniar'lS "a
he sat calmly an his horse. -TIra al
sombrero alto Shoot al the TALL hat
was often heard from the spanish lin"
They were not great battles, thee Affairs
reported by FUNSTON and flANT. for
instance. the lass II CONF AZ Santiago.
which FLINT deSrribes a. an eyewitness.
was only eleven killed and sixty wounded.
but the casualties of the wUrsted Span
lariS were not less than 2nl
II NAV h. supposed that the Cubans
after two wears Of fighting with inferior
equipment and usually with empty
bellies againS, disciplined regulars.
who often killed their prisoner were
worn down very fine when the splendid
force Of General SKATER disembarked
AZ DaIquiri. and realized that better
fighting men. who would not want
them IN the firing line. had come To their
relief This would account for the in
significant part the Cubans 81 GARCIA
and RABI PLAYED IN the Santiago cam
paign Certainly the testimony II rep
utable americans Ia that they had fought
hard and well II often lneffectively, when
they were the only foes in front IL the
Snattar,I-
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Place TO the Colonel.

Iu ~ EDIuE - THE So 81 Nv
public silence ~ the iasi four days relevant
10 the 'umpii,sty ~ John X DiI with the
Wal paper Illegal combination Nas not
due So any reason Or occasion for wishing
people =" forget anything ! have said or
published on that suhiec' n Vas due to
the fact that the Colonel - m the field. and
10 my opinion that shen Colonel Roos@ welt
o.. In tho reld ~ political controversy - IL.
becoming FOR all other aud allied writer's
and -p~aker- 10 stand ASIDE Bur after the
Colonel goes To- Iowa neNt week ! expect
"a publish few memorable remarks az
INV oNn relevant 10 Mr. Iohn y DiI which
remarks vi! harmonic qurt~ we'll with
al olonel Roosevelt has been saving IN his
speeches In he meantime You can safely
assume that ! kuoW precisely What am
about and shall venture 20 tell YOU that
NUur editorial Of to-dAv shows that you do
not snow where you are a.
AIHEET ~ NAiGEK
NARE q
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B-IIons. Bride grooms at NarIhor-
OuRh House

Has London ever seen "A goodlier or
more formidable edge of war than
Colonel SIP HEDGES and two other
Massac hIzatts minions Of MARS IN Mari
borough HOUSE Yesterday Where was
kITCHENER. where was BORs. when
GEoRGE ' received from the Ancient
and Honorable ARTILLERY Company his
baptism of tirswater'
II there ~ not a military revival IN
Great Britain a. a result ~ the presence
~ these our good Ancients az least
there will he "A notable movement ~
martial spirits. the spirit II cOmrade-
ship. a. GEORGE '. called It, In the
spirit of comrad.-hip and the comrade-
ship 81 spirit those BEILONA's BRIDE
grooms II Fsneuil Hall are eNcelled by
none and the cheek ~ American pride
Is flushed 10 know that they are a.
much AZ home in the throne rurin ~
the harroDm.
Hail again and always "a these per-
siStent invaders Of Great Britain To
crafty them the motto of IN. Garter
will read h-noefnrth HON. soif
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r.m... >.m.. ..d Th.lr o~n.r.


FWF4 W TTTTT0T "
som shofv has been looking through ~ ramss
IN me : 1ndpn DIRECTORY snd Ands that's sebastian
Esrh I, to- day horse dealer. John MlI'Dn
Ero~sr q william Shakespeare 'Aior = julius
C-sAr . cherist. Homer lampiEhtsr Pindar an
electrician N,r-A beer ss'ier. Nrnu. = pIr, ryor
Of .u.s's Francis Bacon an architect and PAyArd
A dairynan Ths Paris directory orrr. similar
.urpTi.ss II contains hsrdrssser. VINO -sioirs
IN me name. ~ Chsr'snaEne and inrnsT'ins
r4stiniAn y = h.s-r Ra~ins miisnsn. iesAEs
q .plrit merchant Daudci = maker ~ lemonade
H.r'hrio' = LootmNker noissier grocer and
Dumas = furniture dss.rr
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In INC Harrington vHy1rr> 'or No ~'f.s
October W petlynssI suEEe-'s g..
chimes. porcelain. Nr Ionci tur' de- Hs-f.
antonio Moro. In the rU,Ai collection 90 40.
Britain Nr g. Z Wii writes "H Hsn.~0 '
tint. medal, amt VIZ '1Itipn WOO. ~ "
Turner Thee are article H'-' 80 no
nsIntrrs iranrrsTo NHpoiiRnn snt .
G.rotn On a butch woNi,ri ~ go t"..s.
On = -rsdir, ~ rhasuble - Ravr.tar'~ fr
~ sIhoof ma ssn.p, Inn male M Ni0s- -
&. attributed - ,sIuni Ur Hs'
stands 40 for me authentlrity ~ ne No.
portrait - = Eiri and the Ambrose Bsns11
siAn sibyir 10 the Robert Hoe eoIssu0n.
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From me Fd'Hsureh Dtspaf,h
carlyle once told man who va nnanri,ltv
interested N go'd rining that ~ NE gold ., ,r
r-odueed ~ 'anfornis uas not worth one sood
wssly potato taG S-' 'sr potain IN Scotland
ms . history ~ less than .On years when Mac
donald ~ CAnransd In i7'a bought setd potatoes
for hts frnans IN south - fhey oblected 70
planting them because the PotA 10 Il not mont lonrd
IN th' Pibs' SomeshAi later george Barhop
me ~ me Orhtsrtyre tenants. vhsn foif ~ MI.
-Hs shat me had potatoes for supper contempt
uously replied TAitles uities' never summit
~ ihsm = my days. ana stnna tss nlcht ole
thsm 70 Inc nerd And &c, ne sovsns
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10 NV rpI7oR ~ THs SrS ,v : tA,s .
s.mrIsr vorked In different rnlored AlEs dated
isaS There ~ nothing Ne ~ In me British
Huseum Part ~ n represents apparently tho
Garden ~ Fdsn smother part relates to The Cr,i~i
aIlon and the Three Persons ~ the Trinity
.so.d he glad to know. howrycr what mean
ing attaches 20 resross and swan both crowned
sIsn parrot and = STAG with ne emblem ~ Tho
Trinity IN nj mOJth
cas'le Nc building probably represents The
,rpul~hre nssT itiss 'hAlr and other object.
tEtts0TON. = = DrtobeT p "
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Since skiris are al ~ narrow NV.
yAri around ~ less
n only iskes = breadth NJ ~
% MAKE = lady dress
And hsnrs ne I'm p~cunious -nAid
Frorn esriy lawn tiii dar-
G"es eAToiing shout NE hou,.
~ happy As lar
t0r ghsu he goes IN huv = frer.
~ purple nlnE ~ hius
rrs gris me same su0uni ~ stur
~ ha, enough for t~o
'rd sis0 ~ rAn iALs me ENvrs
1hA' prr- shs rs~d 70 wear
Nnd 'Ii ihsm sach IN hsf ana ih-n
Behold. have soms 70 spare
hIHnA lRvIHo
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To rHg Ttd,.r 80 ia 80 -r Wu .pms
~ IHg SIS empire bpo~t~rs nArrar m prose The
real cpndiuons IN MASKS from me roth, ~ ,isu
~ hunan' nave lcArnSd ~ lts unlimited
vsaIih IN TIrh soi' game nsh ant ulnsrais snd
maj fho4sand, are AIurri There IN 4 get rich
Guirs srrsnd wa hAppsns fhcn' an iron,
Missouri ,sns Imagination NhAi psr cent ~,
iho.s vho endure mo mar ir,ti~ 'smp~rar.,s
md srDIgh nay arr GarH graAEa
Ngv YORA October -
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the WrIEGIer.

T" rHE EnIrnH oP THE SrS SIR In
view of tho conspicuous display Of the cot
onel scholastic fetiAry and versatile logic.
httuE j. llncoln- remark IN reference to
Douglas Ms explanations explanatory Of
-Iplansr on, explained were interminable
MFsr PuiNT. October % REaBkH
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To rHT EpIToE ~ THT SrN Siv' IL II
not clear proof Of innocence on the part
Of Mr. DiE that he appeals 30 Theodore
Roo-evelt's gcn'lemanly feelings
Whore IN the world has innocent Mr
DiI been living all these years
NV NOEE October - HoHokUs
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To nv rutIoR ~ THF >rN So ~ ~ '
style ~ orAtorJ undsr - ls-' l"sf'rs -
ssw resuculaton reduced - ne shs- ng 80 no
rsi ~ 10 me New orator. hs,sro' v'''"'.
n nysef but I have becn Informed go
simultaneous shaking ~ both ns's is ~ .ef'7 -
feature. ~ lN''.'.
NEv yppH n,tohev y
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To INV rpuoA ~ TVS SrN So. Dos. porr
las Taylor remember ~ ws'chnAn witn ,sn,,rn
calling ne hours and :? - clock A. night and Al,
vel. discontinued about Isi1 or isSa-
NgV NoHN october - = NJ
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To rHE EDIToR ~ THE SrN Ser: Apollo
sies' Never Onlv gentlemen oder them.
CHARtgs IEKoT.
NV YoEE. October 81
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Am going but. viii return coon, THtoroES
ROpsEyELr
so CArILINE said. but Il memory holds
her seat he didn't come hack
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Why. when Mayor SErH Low was elected. do
no. hetiete nat nifty Of those who voted for him
nae denni'c and precise dsa ~ me manner In
which nc city isgo,ern-i HgRBsEr pNEsnN-
An explanation. a. last
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published by ne SIN Printns ana TghNsn'nE
Associa'lon a. 40 NA,,A4 stree To- 'he borough
- Manhattan Nsv y nrs President ~ mo N>sn
C.stion Euward 4 Mitchell. l'n Ns>sa. street
-sasfrer ~ the Ns,oy.stuu. IArAn. 10
Nssss street ~srr~art - 'Hr N,>roIsftnu %
4. .lun no Mass stree
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Fairs or-rs r. Rue louis l~Drsnd Thrdaiiy and
Sunday editions are IN Nac a. Mosque - near The
Grani Hotel. kiosaue ~. BoIle, ari deS Capurinss
corner Pisceds Ip0srA ana kin>oue ~ Rouir'srf
css itslsns corner Rue Louis = Cram
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sab.cr,p,.ou, h, Mail. Postpaid.

suhsrrIpttons Nv NAH Postpaid.
rnILY per Non'n 90 so
LAIIf I~r rear 90
=. NpNI. Ter Year 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Ter Year oo
IAIIN AID NJ NDAN FER Month 20
pvssg~ 20 forrlgn ~ounuie, added
AIa-exa money "TderS. Sc. 90 rr made ray
ere To- lHH ~rN
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w. 's," never drInr"d that Tho
ub,n. lighting fpr thor frnndonn were
apaDc - gallan'rv IN acton worthy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
JOKER DETECTED
IN HOUSE BILL
Merry Row Looked for Over
Measure Placing Army En-
gincers in Charge.

WASHINGTON. June "a lively
row in the senate Is expected when the
bill IvcentIy passed by the house pro
vidtng for an increase in the efticienc%
OF the army engineer corps comes up
for passage for ii Is looked upon ~
many quarters as paving the way Tor
the dismissal of Director r. II. Newe u
of the reclamation service.
The flrst thing which caused Sus
pICfon was the provision granting t1e
president power to detail army enEl
neeps to supervise any works of con
struetion carried on by the govern
ment. In view of rumors that Presi
dent Taft Is considering the advisable
fty Of dispiactng Newell IN favor ar
army engineer, opponents OF the D.,
IN the senate scent IL Joker. The
pa ssed through the House without at
tracing much attention
4 number of Senators think there
ought to be some provision whereby
the engineers from civil life who are
associated with the army officers conlt
be rewarded for their services by com
missions and the rank and pay or tins
men graduated from West Point. NJ
present there Is no way by which AZ
engineer may become an officer In tins
army except through graduation IRON
West Point
Director r. II. Newell is opposed Il
the plan OF conducting the reclamation
bureau through the engineer corps "l
the army.
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Nfartiusxilte school.

MARTINSNfLI.E. VA. June g.
The closing exercises of the Martins
Vile High school took piece here
Wednesday.
The class history WAS read by Miss
Sal Myrtle Wells; the prophecy for
It's future was foretotd by Morgan
Simmons. Whitaker English read an
interesting essay on The French in
America" Miss Margaret Leonora
Richardson read The Last VIII and
Testament" and Miss Kate Deshazo
delivered the valedictory.
The address before the graduating
class end delivery Of diplomas took
place in the evening nr. G. w. Dyer
of Vanderbilt University. a native al
/ this county, delivering the address
taking for his subject THE Schoo
( and Democracy"
Diplomas were delivered to tbs
graduates by Prof, ". Il. Gates, prin'
cipal OF the school. as follows. Misses
Kate Deshaze, Sallle Myrtle Wells
Alice Louise Morris Margaret Leo
nora Richardson and Harrison ii
( Dudley. Il. Morgan Simmons and -
Whitaker English,
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by Veterinarian II. II. Adair. of this
city. from J. III. Mohler, chief OF
the div sjor OF pathology of the
United states bureau OF animal IN
dustry at Washington, In which it ~
stated that the head of the mule
which was recently sent to Washing
ton for examination contained no IN
dlcations that the animal had died
frem rabies. The mule recently oied
and the veterinarian diagnosed the
case as ono of meningitis. However.
as two NEGRO men had been bitten
by the same dog that had bitten the
mule, il was deemed advisable to have
an examination made.
During the month of May the city
police department made e43 arrests
only two of which were on felony
warrants, one of these being tor muir
der aud the other Tor grand larceny.
There were ~ arrests for disorderiy
conduct; ~ for drunkenness; % tor
assault 10 for larceny and IN for
trcspass; while % were arrested on
the general charge of not being of
good fame.
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complimented in the musical trade
Journals of June.
~ One OF the jouruass says OF Him.
william T Dabney. to whom the city
of Richmond owes largely the COMING
Of conventions, addressed the Assem- bly,
with the subject How to Make a, city
Grow Mr.. Dabney was never in finer
fettla and the Demosthenes OF the
South delivered one of those charac-
teristic speeches OF his that woul'
shame the best efforts OF the Immortal
William Jennings.
The papers also spoke most pleas
nntiy and ffatteringly OF Governor
Mann, Mayor Richardson and Southern
courtesy and chivalry toward the
women. OF Governor Mann was writ
ten, HE welcomed the piano men ano
might have been one himself IL Judge
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CROSSES PRESENTED
To ABINGDON VETS
Interesting Celebration Under
Joint Auspices of Daughters
and Veterans.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.t
ABINGDON. VA. June 3.---The
Anna Stonewall Jackson Chapter, u,
n. G., and the William Il. Jones
Camp. Confederate Veterans, ceie
brated Jefferson DAVIS birthday and
decorated the graves OF the Confed-
crate dead this morning. The address
and presentation of the crosses OF
honor took place at the Abingdon
Opera House at IL o'clock. the fol-
lowing being the order of exercises:
Chorus, "Massa's in dc Gold, Cold
Ground; song. The old Cabin
Home" male quartet; prayer. Rev.
II. c. Neal: song Cover Them over"
Mrs. Crabtree and Miss McCown; adj
dress. Judge +. II. Hutton. song, 10
rena" Mrs. Davenport and Mr.
Stuart: presentation of crosses OF
honor to two veterans and three de-
scendauts by Mrs. BESSIE Watson.
song, Dixie. Mr.. Stuart and chorus
Immediately after the last song the
procession formed, the veterans lead
ing then Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy and little children, in white and
red, bearing baskets of flowers, and
finally citizens, and marched to the
cemetery for the decoration. After
another prayer. while the singers sang
How Firm Foundation" 'Bonny
Blue Flag" "Tenting Tonight and
other HYMNS, the little children plac-
ed the flowers in the form Of the
Southern cross on the soldiers square.
The flowers were lovely and album
9ant, and the whole exercise was
much enjoyed by the large crowd in
attendance The chapter, L. d. {"
furnished lunch to the veterans at
the home of its president Mrs. J. A.
Barrow. after the conclusion of the
exercises at the cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
RURAL TELEPHONES
EARN s PER CENT
Rappahannock Company Elects
MISUNDERSTANDING Per-
sonals and Briefs.

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.l
tREDEKlCkSBuRG VA, June q.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the upper Rappahannock
Telephone Company was held ut the
Exchange hotel mere Thursday. a
dividend OF S per cent. was declared
and the report Of the officers showed
the company's affairs TO be In good
ondition
Tne following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year;
Measrs. Robert Beverley. president
ana business amnager. h. j. smith.
A. r. Turner and Harry l.. Baylor,
viee-presidents: w. ID. Scott, secre-
tary: Dr. c. U. Garrett treasurer
board o. directors-A. r.. Howard
Henry Warden. p. w. ID. Conway, .
II. c. Beverley, c. /. Mothershead. -
NJ skinner w. 7. Pratt. George w
Ellis, W. c. Dickinson and w. ID. Scot,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard b. Lawson
s,Na rauuuier county. have
issutd invitations to the marriage o.
Y. ..,ss Matte Robertson
Lawson, - AF, Andrew Flynn DICK.
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son, Of this city. The ceremony viii
take place at Trinity church at Upper
vile June 22 at 80 p. NJ.
Mir. George +. Moore, of Mountain
View, died at hts home "Wednesday Of
consumption, aged sixty-four years.
He is survived by his wife, two sons
and three daughters. His funeral was
held from his home to-day
Mr.. Raymond Beale, of Phoeous,
has been appointed by the war depart
ment as assistant superintendent Of
the national cemetery here. The ceme-
terry Is exceptionally large, and con-
dead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

l.. l.. Ptcot, 10 build a two-story
frame tenement 1.-TWO dwellings, on
south side of Twenty ninth street. be-
tween w and V streets,
Cabell S. Dickson and Saliie l..
Thompson. to repair brick dwelling
No. 100 West Leigh street. to cost
$500.
DR.. c. w. Brock. to repair brick
dwelling No. 2o6 East Franklin street.
to cost $500 .,,..u
j. w. Pearman. TO repair frame
dwelling No. 3022 East Marshall
street, 10 cost si00.
w II. Miller. 10 repair frame dwell
ing No. az South Laurel street to
cost 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
NEWPORT NEWS
KILLING DOCS
Fear Of Rabies Sends Authorities
on War Path--Large Con-
tract Landed.
SALT WATER POLITICS
Nnle's Head Was Not Infected
Police Make Many Arrests.
Personals and Briefs.

Especial to The Richmond Nirglnian.
NEWPORT NEWS, June S.---since
the ,irst OF May, when the dog mug
xltnE ordinance became effective for
the season, % cannes have suffered
sise death penalty at the hanns of the
dog catcher, Unle fuiiy - otner dogs
have been kiIted by Policemen and
private parties under the supposition
that they were elmer mad or mad
been bitten by mad aogs
Three Newport News contractors.
acting together. Wednesday landed q
large road building contract at FRED
Grickspurg They VIII buald several
oi the new highways eenteriDg at
Fredericksburg. their total contract
amounting to $4,000. The men are
N. H. Morris. J W Gunter and l.
II. Timoerlaha.
Justice ]. u. G. Brown. who says
nc made Walter Kelly, the comedian,
famous, when he comes up Tor re
election the latter part of the month
will be oppeed by Attorneys ". f.
Moss and NJ. i. Calonna. Health
Dneer T. j. fretiow is being opposed
~ Drs- j. II. Mahry and Aaron Def
fiery, while City Auditor John Read
will have as his opponent Christian
X. Messick City Electrician Coca
win is opposed by A. l.. Lindsay, Up
TO the Present time no opposition has
been announced to City Attorney ]. a.
Massie.
Eighteen young men ef the Y, Al. G.
Al. have decided 10 charter "A two
masted schooner and spend TWO weeks
on a trip UP the bay.
Bids were opened here yesterday
for the construction Of the new the
atre on Washington avenue. j. w.
Davis was the low bidder, at $3.50.
The theatre will be- constructed by
the trustees of the Finch estate, and
has been leased for number OF
ysa1< by T. b. Butt.
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