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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
ORDERS GENERAL
VOTING PRIMARY \
State Committee Rules That
There Is No Nomination
in Sixth District.

[ Especial to The Times. D!spat ch.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
Raleigh. N. c.. August ei.-Thc State
Democratic Executive Committee tonight
adopted a report OF tho special investigat.
Ing committee. headed by ex-Govcrnors
Jarvis and Aycock. to the effect that In tho
Sixth Congressional District neither o. u.
CLARK. OF Bladen. nor H. I. Godwin. o.
recent sensational convention at Wrishts.
Vile Beach. and that there be general
voting primary throughout the district. not
later than September Is, for naming dele.
gates to a district convention that SHAH
declare who the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the district shall be. further
ocratic Executive Committee shall name the
committee necessary to carry out the rec
concentrations in the report.
l. This latter feature means that the dis-
trlct executive committee that had such
serious clashes at the time OF the former
convention will be expected to stand aside
and have the machinery for the primary
and the convention get In motion by non.
partisan committee. 1t !s understood that
cand dates generally for the nomination for
Congress can enter this new primary, which
1t Is stipulated must be held in each county
separate and apart, and at different time
from any primary or convention Tor any
other purpose
consisted OF twenty.four present In peraor
and ten by proxy. Ex-Governor Aycocl
read the report OF the Investigating com
mittee, which consisted OF six Typewriter
pages. and reviewed at considerable lenstt
! the stirring features OF tho former distric
conreition, as showing that there had beer
irregularities that disqualified both con
ventions for making legal nomination.
There was minority report from Hon
Theo F.. Kiuttz. OF Salisbury. insisting tina
| o. L. Clark was the real nominee of IN
| that in tho event the state COMMITTEES sidct
| with the majority report OF this committee
| that there had been no nomination. the
! he concurred in the recommendations IN a
/ there be general voting primary unde
! tho auperyIsIon OF the State committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
BODIES MAY UNITE.
ractnrv inspectors and Labor Com mission
: ''ss ers Consider Propositions.

"a otorv INSPECTORS and Labor Commission
: a' ers Consider Propositions.
uendersonyilie, N. c., August 2i-The ln n
,ernasional Association Of B s;n9sss and ID
1.ahor, including state Commissioners es, ats ,ts
tantorv inspectors associations ciosea !, a ~
tn.iness session here to-day with the et ~
s,on Of officers for the ensuing year as io. q
dows: neck. OF Wis
.nrsin. for vice-resident. Hon. l.. NJ: s ,1ap
S.aY,'Anf North Carolina; for secretary, ..U.
Va 4. Johnson, OF Kansas. Ex asuson
cnn,mi.tee y. D. Beck w. L. a. !, Jon 1ns -,
Wv. Maupin, Nebraska, and 9. =. 'ol"-
eo;; ,he Afternoon session the adyisao1l y. !
~ milling the two organizations unoer .s one
,,nnne was considered COMMITTEES. .,s eo'n =.
nased Of IT. w. WallinE. OF New ao rs.o "
- warren. OF Oklahoma. and LOUIS GusI n.
~ Montreal, representing the factory :
sneciors. was appointed to confer Win VIII :,
sp,n rnttee from the labor commissioners -
~ the advisability OF making the chan w
The eommissioners appointed E. w ': !, var /.
nm nf iowa wv. T.. A. Johnson. OF hua .s,i :
md ". q. Ashton. OF Oklahoma, as 'Ae'
PR Heck is the first state labor commits !,
.oner TO hold the Office OF preside "n, :,
rere,otore has been filled by central com
missioner OF labor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
BUILDING PERMITS

New dwellings Authorized In sev yer
49, sections Of the City. yer !,
Building and repair, permits sWeA :
issued yesterday. as follows: two
+ Peyton Bradshaw, to erect t Nv !
story detached brick DWELLING, Oh
Hanover Avenue. to cost $4,000 {,
w. r. Barrett. to erect s t, sat y
detached frame dwelling on the norm 9 .,,'
side of o Street. between. !. :. ne :
eighth and Twenty-ntnthf S ''Ss y ! y
Mary d. Barksdale. to repair .br rna;
store, 1908 East Cary Street eel 20 3 cos
5000. !, Z r,,ci, store
and dwelling, ITS East NAH ''tie7.
Laura A. Myers, to move and rear ear.
range house at 14OO NY ISL N.Y. Nloo' :
Street. to cost $500. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
CLOSING OF DAM
SHUTS OFF RIVER
----------------------
Especial to Tho Tlmes.Dispa tch. ]

ff3tl444 lSpeClal 10 lHe tSH.J
Emporia, va. August 24-For the first
time In the history of Emporia the Meher-
rim River, which divides the north and
southside sections OF the town. Is at n
lstandstil. The once tortuous stream Is now
as calm and quiet as a drained mill pond
E This unsual condition. was brought aboEt
by the closing OF the river yesterday at
1920 o'clock by the contractors OF the DAM
now completed for the Emporla Hydro
Electric Corporation, situated one mile west
OF town.
Directly following the shutting OF the
water from Its natural course large parties
which were plentiful in the deeper parts
OF the stream. Many bushels were bagged
by the sportsmen. and the fun lasted long
into the night
Thousands OF people have viewed the Me-
5herrin throughout the day ut the Main
Street bridge. which spans the stream
while hundreds OF small boys have in q
number OF places walked dry shod from
one bank to another.
The dam was built by stamper Brothers
and Ragland and 7. E. .. Myers eJr the
ali Of whom have headquarters in Rich
rnond. The structure. according to Colonel
Burgwyn. is the highest in the state. ho-
Ing thirty-six feet at the spillway. It is
400 feet long. It has taken the contractors
about nineteen months to complete the UNI
dertaking. and is one OF the most substan-
tial reinforced concrete dams In the South.
The power-house, which will contain all
the electric generating apparatus. is made
OF concrete. Is 107 feet long and thirty-two
feet wide.
| The building OF the Meherrin River dan.
at Emporia will mean great commercial
and Industrial progress for the community
and this section. Already many firms nave
contracted for power. and number OF
| plants are in correspondence With the own
ers Of the enterprise regarding electric
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J IA il. ono man to run tho auto and
4 one 10 operase the gun can do more
.Jestructtve work than thirty reg
StncAts or soldiers, you VIII get M, some ~
IDEA Or me Immense value Of this IN.
1Syhntion From an economical view
4,,oint alone. this gun will save tic my
government $5o,o0o,000 year.
n .There is no stock outside OF the y.
sOoo shares which you hold On option
On In connection with this company com e,
a that can be purchased at any price 2. ~ :
the present time. " Is pooleu az. az,
locked in safe deposit vault, ana a1 VIZ WI.
be held there Until the ' llssi
as demonstrated
Natle,s Experince.
wade's .expericnce In the pank ~.
f,eldnFto which he refers IN MS r.
ter began IN 1899, when he was co..,
yicted Of running a bucket-sanop, INV ~,
was sentenced to- three mon n.Ha ~.
prisonment and to pay So o,,,, ,a .ars
Later he became one of the proinots. :. : >
~ tie imperial Trustee Company, o.
.1orsey city, and the Hanover Bans, ~ =.
nostnn. both fictitAus concerns, Wn ~ y
.Iai,i,ed to guarantee bonds for PRONE ~, !.
Sinrs 4 The post Office inspectors, pu y. :
both Of them out of business anu \, ~ - -
4 was arrested on a charge OF gra all' 1'A'
n 1907 wade was one Of the pro pro- !
nrietors Of the Fried Globe P l,.ns.n
Company at eoney Island, 9, WIFI ah,ef
George 8. Tilyou was one OF the !, e s',t.
4 hackers. Ttlyou accused Wade q ... sus,
s,tituttng "a check for $2,ooo, 49, Mn.o,
was dishonored. for good !, ail IN
check, which Wauc cashed re wns
found guilty Of grand larceny ~ s fnr
eral sessions and sent TO sins Slns
two years and Ave months. 49,
Wade had not been out Oh pa.so "a
long last year when he was arrested e.,
FOR grand. larceny again, this time on o..
the complaint OF Lazard Levy. ~
claimed 10 be mana ger of a concern ''e.sa
called B. Metz & Company, winch was
willing to procure capital Tor coIpo.
rations wanting it. Levy claimed t ~ J.
he gave Wade s125 and got nothing .t
for it. Not long after this epis 1,l
wade became interested in the tn au l1si
The Rose suit was before Justice
Bradv on demurrer by the defenda ar
Rose Is the complaint, on the grouno
mat he was in no way responass 1 }! = !.
Tor the alleged damage to his - #brotn-
ar. The court sustained his q demurrer en- 1rts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED
BY SPOTSYLvANIA BOARD
Hermon Baptist Association Meets.
DR.. ana Mrs. March Celebrate
Golden Wedding.
lspecialt to The Times ispatch.1s ,

I -
rIssdpe sdi,akl rse va. August la
The School Electoral Board OF Spot;
sylvania county, at meeting here.
elected the following school trustees
for the county: Jos. Chewing, Berke-
ley district; J. a. billiard, Livingston.
district: NJ. A. McWhirt, Chanceflor
district; Arthur H. crismond, court our
land district The board Is compos
Of Capt. M. B. Rowe. Superintendent
OF Schools Jas. a. Ashby and COM
monwealtt's Attorney T. S. Coleman.
The ninth session Of the Hernlon
|sRantist Association, which comprises
a membership OF TWENTY-FIVE
churches, convened to-day ut Salena
church. in Caroline county, for ses-
sion of three days Judge p. 9. Mon
cure is presiding over the BODY:
The Fredericksburg hremen, apo ~
thirty In number. left here IN g 5o .,a
| to-day to attend the state Cohsens.o'A
Of Firemen In Alexandria. :
DR. Francis Andrew March, LIZ )
m. Of Lafayette College. Easton'
pa. ana Mrs. March cele brated 80, iem
davs ago at their home their goioen
wedding. They We're married -
Fred aricksbu August -, 1850 MIS- Mrs
H ~ rcl was Miss Mildred Stone con
-,,ay daughter OF the late w. Peyton
conway. and sister OF .. =, ~ =, ar ors
nav. Of Fredericksburg. There re are
eight children, six sons and wv =
daughters, and all We're p ..a1 9. =. = -
1.-THE celebration except MAJ. ess ! :.
i conway March, U. s.. A.. VINO 'l ,, US -
~ eu assor Brainard, OF the y. =. 4.
p,ac us Burg va. Is superint end IN
tasta for milk and butter r RECORDS Is q .
M1annsaald. Hall" the estate OF CAPT
a C. Vance, in spotsylvania. county !;
near this city, where Capt. "a a,, : 90 ),
anaaaynrinr to establish records a 70
some of his high-bred cows VS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25

Barnes. williamsburg; B. y. 10 berts,.l
Chase City: J. II. Warren. Virg Mai Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Parrish, Stony Point:
w. X. Brainerd. Blacksburg; II eber G.
Cassell. Portsmouth,; Y, fsowlk <. e %
South Boston. 8sga..
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid, Virginia: NJ. 2.
Lambeth, s.. G. Lambeth, Gloucester;s q.
=. Heercy, Chase City t. 6. .Daw Is n
folk; Brage *, rginia::@s q q; &, =.
Fairfax, Fredericksburg alter 4 y VI II,
Gilbert-Mr. and Mrs G. Holt, R 20.
Bsnaa b s. ninset EyMiilians Diff
wyn; ., j. Gidfrey. Norfolk p. :,
Park-R. B. Cromwell, N orfol 81 ~ =.
MEqrshall. Virginia. 2 IS, ;
son. Norfolk: j.. IS. Binns. Holdcroft;
/ Mrs. W. Z, Weston and child; York
town; Mrs. ]. II. White, and child iV I. :, s
!, Yorktown; L. Z, Though, KeysYille; Z =
: .. Inge. Appomatt a $ss az
. Murphys-AIr. and Mrs. w. NJ Cons
+ key, Hampton; Miss Florence B Ir y,
s Ning, Norfolk; James Hug NJ export :.
n News; F.. Laracy, Newport News &c
e Ghapin, Newport N ews; g c. Churn
Eosrts TiHyleX Soro1l taun
Mr. and Mrs ". i. Doherty. N orfollk:
raoll5h BBSfmEaRrdner Staunto9 Y
s Banytlle; ". y, Hobb. Norfolk; p. Il
sRfSoM r Ro1 @sttss ffs ssh
e. vn1i!s snitne, Valentine; 3, 2. Thorn
SG r' v ~ aIn Al 81 camaels Iorra ar e
q ter John r Thompson, Lynchbnrg; 3
y i. Finlayson, Norfolk: N. 3 a. Sandy
q Burkeville; a. p. Thornt ton, rginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
Z DC l,,11,o rfarlt1
Problem

confronting anyone in need Of g laxa'
Tive is not a question Of single &C. e'S
ton only, but OF permanently pene.
fetal effects, which will follow proper 'l'
efforts to live in a healthful way WIZ ltr.
the assistance OF Syrup Of Figs ana az
Elixir Of SIENNA, whenever - 1s re-
qulred, as 1t cleanses the system =.
gently yet promptly, without imitation
and will therefore always have az U me :
preference Of all who wish the 81 pest PCS q
family laxatives.
The combination has the ' Sa y Y
Of physicians because i is known =
be truly beneficial, and because y mas Is
given satisfaction TO the millions @
well.intormed families who have us sec
lat for many years past
TO get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine manufactured by tht
California Zig Syrup Co. only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
.v|RG|N|ANS Blue
.OvER.PO0R.REC0R..D['
Rifle Team Shows Bad Slump,
and Fails to Get Out Of
Class G.
!. Z !. 49, N ~ \ l1.l1n ns. pia1latch. /.

Nj hi 4 snecihi 10 Tho Times. D!snatch.J
:, y, WI an end THIS morning with
w. ..Gr,. ", - rnn Virginia made bad
VIZ. .e si ~ ~. ali None az winning prize
or aettins out OF class G. as she had hoped
ri, Ma ~ eincL of team work and poor
1,u ~ ~, ~ wart Of practice mt
pnss yettald as nm excuse. There
was GOOD material on tho team,s but no
way 70 propery tnsi dnblv blue for they
ny 10 s,nt. - fth,rfv.eirhth place, but
tti1eir friends. the Marines after making
the 't,irh skirmist run and landing in sec
on ono paee I'm in class 4, had their skirnish
hat thev' are Sway down In the class.
III re vjrginians. ,ndividuai scores in the
s,:irmishi Fun were y Captain opie. Sc: Cook
Robertson s6 Captain wallace. ST.: Sergeant
CIV, ~ na ~ a.. i.ietenant waller, 65: Ser.
GENT Fisher. 6i: Lieutenant Bnrtenstein, So;
lieutenant Serrett. As; Sergeant Douglas,
al; Musician Opie. 842. This is total OF only
sers eant ,Douglas should be read with the
nndersta nding that his target did not APP
near at 40 Yards. and he shot his Ave
shots at that range on another tarss1 -
for him. This tnkes perhaps 20 points from
hix individual score
The total scores OF the Virginia team at
all ranges were: Sergeant Opte. 40: cap
tain Onie o44: Captain Wallace 2i3; Ser-
aaart pvi,,,te. 2ss: sergeant Fisher. 23l;
iTie,,tenant Cunningham, e2l; Liuetenant
Bartenstein. 226: Cook Robertson. "a Lieu =,
tenant waller, 223; Lieutenant Serrett. II ~;
Musician ope, :oe sergeant pon .g,,,a sS So.
| The rifle team representing the united
s,ates infantry to-day won the national
watch nv the score OF 3,ls6. The cavalry
! wns second, and a new national guard VIII M.
! ncr uowa) landed 'hlsa. anu Wy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
Phone Mad. 2734.
Phone Mad. 2734.
Ee6!ke.Hiazzeh
213 East Broad.
fS13;l71IllI[ sE1ll!!!]El4ll,8!

president: R. r. Buckley secretary and
OF Clifton Forge. Va. Capital:
Maximum, $4,000; minimum. 5000. Objects:
General real ctate, auarrying, lumber and
business.
Standard Novelty Company Gnc), Rich
mond. r. Hourh. N. j. Summeritcld, H.
G.. Buchanan-all of Richmond: w. II.
Adams. president: H r. Weisiger, secretary
G. Jetcr Jones, trcasurer--all of Richmond.
Capitals: Maximum, $4,000 minimum. 5000.
chand!se.
Tr!-county Telephone Company Carson.
Wllinm B. Daniel president. Disputanta; T.
3. Halligan. Carson, Va: N. Proctor zee.
bles. Carson; II. 4. Blrdsong, secretary and
treasurer, Disputanta: Timothy Rives. Vice
president, r. r. d. No. 9. Petersburg. va
Capital: Maximum, $4,000: minimum. $1,000
Objects: Own and operate telephone Inc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
. !. . : !. n Doomed.

Auburn Cal. August 24.-Ihc nre ~ =.
+h eau ma noe National Forest Reserve Is
s az airing tonight. despite the e 9 ].
se,.t - hnndreds of men. including 8
. .u,,s companies of coast artillery. y y
W.. w. ,oni.s as though the reserve were
i'o An area of three townships ~, !
has been burned over, and mucn val
,,a 10 = timber has been DESTROYED.
Onlcers Transferred.
captain Fl. S. Gibson. OF the org orc.
40 department of the virginia vo g.
,,nteers. has been relieved from du.s
&c assistant inspector OF small as IIs
,,ractice for the Fourth Virginia Y
fantry, and has been orderei " t. :,
mort to Major A. 3. Percy, heau =
the department, Until further otu'.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
Goyerntr Defers Action.

No action was taken yesterday by
Governor Mann on the request OF, Ma
Tor 3. ". Bowles that board of eX-
aminers be ordered to CONSIDER tn ne
Company A, Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. The executive expects. nov
.syer. to reach. a Decision before he
goes to Milwaukee on Sunday TN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25

ty. He was born and reared in Albe-s
marie, but left the county fifteen
years ago to engage in farming In
Mecklenburg county He had recent.
lly disposed OF his Mecklenburg farm.
and had come to Charlottesville with
the intention of locating once more
In his native county. He is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Charles s. Benz
nett, OF "Enniscarthy.' this county.
Miss LilIinn Howard.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Bedford City. August 24.-Miss Lil-
5lian Howard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II o'clock. at the home of her parents.
a short distance from town, AFTER AZ
Illness OF several months, aged about
eighteen years The funeral services
viii take place from the church Thurs
day morning. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25

COLEMAN.
eldest son Of Mr.. and MIS-: y. NJ.
Broaddus, died at 7:35 ?. 81. Monday:
August %, after brief illness OF
one day. ut the home of his parents.
in Barton Heights.
His ago was Ave years two months
and ten days. He Is survived by his
father. Mr.. j. N. Broaddus, and
mother. Mrs. Margaret ~. Broaddus:
and two younger brothcrs-Jam
NJ. Jr.. and Malcolm Broaddus;
The interment was made in Holly.
as. Rev. w. n. L. Smith ofiictating.
Tho brief illness and sudden aeatn !,
~ little William Coleman was a
crnat shock to his many friends and
admirers. and the bereayed parents aren't
harnt,e heartfelt and tender SYM
patty Of all who knew him.
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Cab { l|313;l1l
Richmond sHospita!!|
FOR
Sick Pianos

No adjunct Of our big piano
business is perhaps SO dcservedly
popular as is this fine Factory Re
pair Department, for we offer ia
.cilities not usually found outside
the largest cities. You can have
your Piano or Organ properly
cared for and necessary repairs
made by an organization Of expert
piano factory worknen every
thing being done right here in
| Richmond, and therefore at the
most reasonable prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
DEATHS

pALToN-Died, this morning at s:45l
o'clock. at the residence OF MS son.
nue.. IF.Ss. DALTON. the senior mem
her of the Arm OF F. s. Dalton & co.
afr. Dalton had been in failing heath
for many months. but his illness pc
HaAss survived by two sons-Herbert
S. and Edgar d. Dalton.
The funeral will take place from!
Broad Street Church FRIDAY Mt II
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Mrs. stewart Out of Danger:
Mrs d. p. Stewart, of 2726 N Street.
Who attempted to commit suicide Tues
day night by swallowing laudanum,
viii recover. Physicians said yester-
out Of danger Ill health IS the mo-
tive given by friends for Mrs. Stew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
cnNn1T1s,Ns YESTERDAY.

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY. y.
S A. NJ. temperature.... o. o.
Humidity ,,o !, =,
s12 noon temperature..,.s.I.s .si.s.s.s'55' O.
q p M.sitemperature..; .;.8.5...s @
Maximum temperature UP TO :,
minimum temperature up to % !.
Mean temperature.....s. - :
Normal temperature. 10y. ". 49,, 8. 4,
deficiency in temperature since 3
March III. =. 80
Accum. deficiency in temporary te
Excess In rainfall since March %
Accum. excess in rainfall since nc 81 ia . a
January - : !. r ~ Z :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
Every Man Drafted.

Tedding Cal. August 24.--Tl1e Tor y.
est tire near Mlnerville, Trinity. coung y,
has 4 front OF five and hall n al..',,.
1t has burned into belt OF mag nlno = !. :
timber. Every man in LcWis. =, - .ar .
been drafted to aid the FOREST ia"s = :
In fighting the danes. ,,.,,yor.
Colstein, near the Northca .1,..,. fter
flames had approached so near thut .
hotel was on. fire four times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
carncntcr 1niurcd.

while Working at his trace in .ths !.
cor str,,ction OF the new building at
t .pn state Fair Grounds yesterday
morning about II o'clock: John 10 Ma Lee Ca :
c sar,pcr IN the head with q piece OF
t sIr4eK and slightly injured. He was
attended by Ambulance Surgeon Iur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
LIGHTNING HITS CHURCH.
l,rec Men OF CONGREGATION Killed and
~ rCy,.oc nthnr. Stunnet.

Three Men of Congregation Killed ana
Three Others Stunned.
Charlotte. N. c.. August 24.-Accord-
Madison county. lightning struck the
steeple Of Baldwin's Chapel. fourteen
miles from that place. Sunday. killing
three men and seriously injurins three
others. The dead:
Jay Baldwin. aged fifty.
Homer Yates, aged twenty-five
Joe Cogdill. aged eighties:
Three others were stunned, and one
of them. Joe Raney. Is not expected to
recover. The storm. which was one
OF unusual violence. came UP Just as
the services in the little church We're
concluding and the worshipers gath
ering around the doors to await is
passing Lightning struck the stseple.
demolished 1t and badly wrecked the
rob II ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
Funds distributed.

.Funlx Distrtbuted:
In the Law and Equity C Go. yes ea-
terday. Judge Ingram entereu rat+rel,
a against George I. Anderson and 9th !.
ers. distributing the remainder OF the
fund and ending the case.
"A decree Of distribution was also $50 en- a.
the rourt in The case OF Annie NJ. Eppss
against aga Josephine T. Mcdowell and
I q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST. Virsinin-Pnrtly cloudy
Thursday; showers In south portion,
Friday, showers; Digit to moderate
5nouth and southwest winds.
North NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. showers
Thursdny5 'nnl Friday, moderate east
to southeast winds.
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,14,,n,-rE
tribute.
!. funeral OF LULA BELL

funeral OF LULA BELL
ENGLISH, wife of Il. Tyler Eng
fish. and daughter OF the late Will
liam G. Fuller. long chief OF the
Richmond Fire Department. took
place at the residence. 1924 Park
Avenue, Sunday. August 81. at p.
NJ The burial was In Hollywood
Cemetery. She leaves a devoted hus-
band, one son four years old, two
sisters-Mrs. Joseph w. Hundiey and
E.rma L Fuller: three brothers
Ter and u. Powell Fuller and q hos.
Of friends to mourn her sleep. She
was devoted wife. mother and sis
ter, and a true friend. Her gain IS
our loss. A FRIEND.
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moo 1utt tor GIasS itttat(otl.

'T613 sIi,E. MOE c3UAT,.-, Ii Z - EsS
F 'o,,a Saniky. Apply 1919 Hull Street
South Richmon ------ g -.
SToR SAID, ACRES , !, ! Il u =
three EN- ro9M q elap He
m! s. me 1es from Is Bon Ar
ss tWo, MIA ~ a. from Richmond. i
g SGaea Mrs. M I1, Nc9roN'
Granite J. u, !. = y, = "A ar,
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.,,otori.t Dismissed.

on a charge OF running down and
iniurinE John Crouch, postal mess
enger boy, r. G. Jones. OF petersburg.
was yesterday. dismissed In Po Sa,s
Court by Justice Crutchiield. Ap1us
one week ago Crouch was speeding
along on motorcycle when he col
5lided with an automobile driven by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25
cbnrur Tneft OF C1othes.

On a charge of stealing a lot of
clothing and a signet ring from j. G.
Odom. Of Church Hill. Charles Herman,
colored. TWENTY-FIVE years old. was ar
rested last night and locked up at the
First Police Station. He will have
hearing this morning in the Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-25

pSa..,,,atisYn ar Kidney disease. send to-day
t ,rs nook that tells OF the famous Mud Baths.
that have cured thousands Big Hotel-open
aii.year address r. d. KRAMER res.
Kramer. Ind.