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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

FTfYl ~ - n
/ Ynesse. A magnificent quadrilaternl OF
4 gardens was surrounded by the four
concessions OF France. Germany, iIol-
land and italy. Tic Italian pavilion
was built after the Renaissance style
of the fourteenth century Tho German
section was grouped around the main
pavilion. Eight large halls were de-
voted to exhibits OF railroad COM
panles agricultural machines, art and
s education. Tile Netherlands section
Z Included an elevated roadbed.
One OF tho most striking features OF
the French Rection was the Palace OF
Agriculture and horticulture, special
pavilions being devoted TO Tunis. Mad
Z agAscar. Algeria. Western Africa and
1ndo-C China. The Spanish pavilion Of
fered a remarkable reproduction OF the
! Alhambra Palace II Granada. The
court of Lions and several OF the ruins
OF state were represented in which
the Spanish government exhibited some
sof It's national treasures. such as tap
estries. paintings. arrncrs and jewels
4 OF the former royal families.
An Interesting feature of the fair
was the house OF 1,ubens, which was
the official pavilion Of Antwerp. Be-
sides representative exhibits of all
branches OF local activity, fhe pavilion
contained retrospective exhibition OF
Flemish art Of Rubens's period It
was announced some time before the
opening of the exhibition that many
of the leading museums Of the world
would contribute masterpieces in their
possession.
King Albert inaugurated the colonial
section of the exhibition on April 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

,ee Gent 70 the estimated amount Of
S a..o. Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick. tho
John D. Rockefeller, have been in
europe since the early summer but
the exception OF water damaee' Tha
valuable paintings with tho exception
OF one of MI. Rockefeller himself, were
on the ,r rlrst door and were not In
rescued with difficulty. somewhat dam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
81 Hell Not So Hot-In SNorway.s

E5l - TIL l9 IL 40. 20 iIOt--ih 7INOTWAy,
8s Winsted, Conn. August "a Dan
bury man. Is rejoicing over the recent
says tho climate Is not so torrid al
he had been led to EXPECT, and that he
finds the place Is MS easy to get out az
as 1t Is to get into, as the train SER
vice Is feir, Hell Is q Village in
|friend made a brief stop last mon til,
Notes. Atlas--Hell7 lie town az I 1893
population in the mort hwesterns snart
of N orWay. ~ ...5s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

Preparations are now being made at
Shepherdstown, w. Va. for the eigh.
.tIeth anEua; session OF the Lutheran
Synod of Virginia, which will convene
there on August 20, and remain in ses-
sion all week. Rev. George S. Bowers,
D. D.. pastor of Grace Church, Of Win
chester, IS president, and Will preach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
a.!:!I3 l3l!.3;l DAY
Pianos Moved.

By expert car men at lowest
prices.
This has been one Of the special
features Of our big piano business
for years. Why take unnecessary
chances?
We willmove or hoist YOUR piano
as cheaply as the inexperienced,
and at the same time insure careful
handling.
We advise placing your order as
quickly as possible, as our big
trucks are kept very busy during
the moving season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
Asks for InteryieYv.

San Sebastian, August II The papal
nunqio at Madrid has asked for an
intefview with the Queen Mother
through Foreign Minister Prietro. thus
adhering strictly to diplomatic ETH
quette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
ERE /; -lN- MCCORMICK HOME.

Picture az John d. II ocke teller Rescued
With 3Dtflculty--Loss, 500 600.
M Chica go, "a August 14,-A1 explosion Of
the cleaning Of tapastries at the resi-
.denoe az Harold II. Y Mot orRtQl In Lake
Shore, Drive. damaged thn hoVs and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

Miss Caroline Baker, mem Der OF one
OF the Oldest families OF Fred erick,
county, was found In great dlstress
the other night at her home at Whit
acre by her brother e. ~ Baker U on3
MS return from an errand, She had
she passed away soon after the 5ar-
5rlyal Of another brother pr. i, N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

Greek adherents OF the simple life
came very near making an end Of their
careers in Jefferson county q few days
ago. when several former residents OF
that county partook of meat that had
been outside of the icebox too long, and
which had been sold to them by a
butcher at bargain prices. The men
are doing work for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and they are said to
be endeavoring to confine their living
expenses to five cents day in order
to send money to relatives abroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

You Il never limp again or drasws NJ, .vonr fac
y pain, and you'll forget about your corns, bun
IONS ana ealouses You'll feel Ike a new person.
VIZ is Tor sale at all druggsts at 525c per box,
or y WI pc sent you dir.ct Il abl wish from Wal.
tess !sutncFS hodge y cn,f cbisago, Ill 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

Leo j. Miller, of Winchester. took
his little daughter. Margaret Louise
Miller. to the home of her grandfather,
George W. .Dellinger, at Waterlick,
warren county, for n visit, q few
days ago, and shortly after return
ing home he received a message an
rouncing her death. rhe child had
been taken III very suddenly. Her re-
mains were brought here to-day for
burial In the Sacred Heart Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
Baker. She was seventy years old.
and her remdins were buried on the

81 DR. b. II. White, OF Strasburg, who
has been undcr treatment for typhoid
fever III the Winchester Memorial
Hospital, has practically recovered,
and has gore to New Market to rc-
lcuperate at the home OF relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

IL /; is not powder Powder and other foot
lemeules clog UP the pores. T draws out all
the leel, and Is the only remedy thAt does, Il IL
Sleths out every pore and glor6es the feetyour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

J. r. clifford, a cclored editor. law
yer and Republican politician. OF Mar
tinsburg, has been arrested by Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad detectives
charged with beating his way on
freight .rain and fishing at Cherry
Run on Sunday. Clifford declared that
1t was an outrage to arrest him on
such a charge. but he was fined In
court. He noted an appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
w. Hehin, Of this city, who will take

r. :
w. Helm, OF this city, who Will take
charge January 4. 49,. 49,
prospect Hill" farm. containing 400
acres, in upper Caroline county, eight
miles below this city, together with the
furniture In the house and the STOCK
on the farm, has been sold to w I; a..
Kellar, OF Illinois. The farm was the
property Of Hugh G. Cline, who VIII
go to Washington to practice law.
The camp NEE citing OF the Adventists
will commence at Screamersville, IN
spotsylvania county. August rs, ana
continue ten days.
ReDorts have been received mere OF
considerable damage from the storm
OF Wednesday night, especially at Coz
lonial Beach and points along the Po-
tonac River. Telephone and tele graph
wires were brok en- ara .~.as and FENCES
damaged A large barn in Westmore-
land county was overturned and roofs
on other buildings were injured.
Rev. L. B. Kirby has resigned as
pastor OF the Rappahannock and Pope.s
Creek Episcopal Church, in Westmore-
| land county. Tho resignation Will take
effect at the close of this year.
! Judge ]. 3. T. Thornton and faYlly
/ and Fl. r. Davies and family, all Of
(, Manassas, came here and left on the
| steamer Middlesex. OF the Maryland.
I, Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
1 pany. for the water trip from this city
ito Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
AROUND THE HOTELS

wood; a .. Mckay. Tu INST u a; J; 6 E,
Norfolk: j. F. Connally. Lynchburg. .
Davis-B; Taylor zohms = L a en- v1or
lexington; agnes Hate II. o welma
Murnhy's-J. Y. Alfriend. Norfolk:
Mrs. Walter Kirsh, Clayyille q a. acra ID Z
Norfolk Paff. AieSa and pn Farm "a
VILE; Miss Bess Lawson: MISS 5 aIas3
LAWSON. South Boston: Mrs. L. Hail.
Norfolk; w. u. Wilkinson. LynchbuIr,g;
Moe Levy, Norfolk; P. .Ws .i VIE 9 !,
ginia: Gran Craddock, Hous a3It;,; Z, =
bu un :, q. w. Davis. Lassiter: ". g. Ma
a Hirgtni4E 3 M M xaans
burg; T. w. Crawford. virginia.;
may. Virginia; Mrs; George m. ! Coo cook E
stoh. Kenbridge; Ben F. Masengill.
lSorfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. I. Connor, NOR
folk; G.. g. Loving. Lynchburg q
Giibert--W.. II. Bakin. CLIFTON .ro , 81
AE ~. Burke, =Vlrginia;J 81: Webberk Viz
pEinia; 4. S. HOFFMAN. Virginia :, AZ y. =
Richards. virginia. E. a. Beicher.
Beach: G. G. Mitchell, Newport News News
Il. u. Kivlighan, Staunton; J. NJ: I; A ann,
Lexingto r; 3 Harwood' v MeWp .qc.
/ a I Coleman, .Danville.
.Guerrant-P. L. Settle, Flint Halt
/ p Whitehead, Charles T. Palmer an nc
i wife, Nelson county; Mrs. MARY W Y
Early, 5Lynchburg; "A. w, Neweom,12
] CTewe:G Miss Lucy D. Fitzhugh. Lor.
t,o < Z ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
SENTENCED no sPENlT1lNTIARY. Z
Four Men Declared Guilty of Intiml.
dating United States Witness.
[Speclal to- The Times- Dtspatch

Big Stone. < Gap. va. August i 1.-The
August term OF the United States Dis
morning, Judge Henry 6. Mcdowell.
presiding About seventy five cases or
first offense, selling liquor and moon
shining, have been disposed OF. all OF
the parties confessing and taxing the
days in Jail.
The most important criminal case OF
this term was that OF Logan SAVERS
and George w. Burchett. OF Pike coun-
~, KY. and Columbus colly and !, James 11ef
with intimidating and trying to brib G
United States witness. The trial
commenced Monday and ended yester-
day. each OF the parties getting gent
q ave years 70 81 h $500
At the last August term Burchett
was tried on a charge OF selling liquor
and came clear. It was his second or
third offense. and II found guilty 1t
Bruce Compton. an Important prose
cutting witness. did not show Up at ne re
trial, and. according to the evidence IN
| the present case. he was MADE drum
by Salyers. Burchett. CNly and sykes,
| him from coming to the trial. The case
will likely be appealed to the Clrcui'
l Court OF Appeals.
An important civil case. on which
a preliminary hearing VIII be 4aa s a,
against Elliott and Crozier, in which
the plaintiff IS seeking to annul sale
bond of 10000 acres of coal and timber
Hand in Scott and Wise counties.
on the docket and court viii PROP r;.ss
j ably hold over to next week. beinp
i the longest term OF United states
/ court ever held here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
COMMITS SUICIDE.
.yVinxton-s Salem Merchant Ends LIE Ds
Shooting Himself Through Heart.

rSpecialto The Tines Dispatch.
winston Salem, N. c., August r.
u. A. Crews, While IN a. despondelht
mood, produced by Ill health and re
verse In business, committed SUICIDE
last night at his home by shootlhs
himself through the heart He wa" was q
splendid citizen, and for several years
conducted successful mercantile pu US;
mess. At times for several weeks MS
mental faculties We're observed % pe
affected. and arrangements had peehi
made to send him to the state ny hos !,
tai for treatment Just wha time ne
fired the fatal shot will perhaps
never be known. as his death was not
discovered until this morning. lie
was found lying across the BEG IN ms
night clothes. The pistol was lying
an the loor. a bullet wound was dl IS
covered In the left breast. The man
shad unbottoned his.Sshirt, place placed j the
muzzle Of the pistol to the breast, and
fired, =, - \, /, !. J, 81 !, Z. s
honpred member of Fairviews Moravl-.
an Church. He also neld membership
in Fairview Council, lr 9. A.. M,
and In Salem Lodge, !. Q. @, r. II IS
survived BY a widow and three chill III
tdren. VS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
Social and
F ersons,l

= RS. JOHN FOX, JR. charminglyi
8h1 remembered In Richmond by
SN her stage name OF FRITZ scheff.
4 who Is spending the summer at
tained by friends OF her husband.
John Fox, Jr., was q member o.
the bridal party OF r. Tate Irvine. :, OF o.
So Nj s5sne Il RisSmond several years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox at dinnerIlast week.
those asked to meet them being: Mr..
Horace Fox. Miss Minnie Fox and J ohn
w Payne. of Lexington Ky.
Mrs. L. o. Petit, OF Big Stone Gap.
gave an afternoon bridge party In
masses OF white hydrangeas and pink
gladioli In the dining room pink and
white asters and pink roses were used
effectively. Mrs. Petit wore black
as Thf eyer tables slask q sa srage were
guests Including Mrs. Fox. Mrs. r, q.
Irvine. Mrs. e. j. Prescott. Mrs. J; Is.
Taggart. Mrs. J. F. Bullitt. Mrs. g =.
". chaikley. Mrs. E. f. Goodloe and
Mrs. II. e., Fox The ho-tess was as
sisted by Misses Minnie Fox. Eugenla
Baumgardner. Ada Noryell and Emma
Crawford.
Engagement Announced.
MIR. and Mrs Harry bSlay oHull. "
The Hickories. Roanoke, have announc-
ed the engagement OF their daughter.
Olive Virginia. to John Leake spencer.
OF Charlotte. II. c., the wedding to
be celebrated August 10 in the nome
OF the bride.
Leaving for New York.
pleasant party made UP OF Mrs
"A. NJ Walkup and her daughters
Misses Margaret. Naomi and Virginia
Walkup. and Mrs. Horace Weber. Of
q Ginter Park: Miss Florence Stephen.
son. Of Barton Heights Mrs. Sally
Montgomery Brown and Wilson Brown
OF Church Hill. leave to-day to visit
! New York and other Northern cities.
Reception COMMITTEES.
The reception committee for this at.
ternoon at the Riverside Country Club
Petersburg, will include Mesdame!
Chas. H Davis. T. f.. Heath. Bartlett
Roper. II. s. Seward. Marie Dunn. ant
Misses Margaret n. thinner. Alic'
Spicer, Jennie Tannor, Mary g. Cole
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
THESE. TRIPS
AL VA Us POPULAR

Going to the aeashore by5gway OF the
Norfolk and. Western and Its splendid
adays TWO fast trains leave byrd
Street Station avery Sunday morning
at $40 and o O'clock, These are cooI
and comfortable, The $40 train ca r
Beach, & Tho Cannon Bali which
Leaves at o'clock, carries YOU TO
Norfolk directSwithout stop, W here You
can 20 to Ocean View, Cape Hen ~. or
Virginia Beach IN q GeW minutes, I. " ne
round trip faro ts crsly q on eltne y
train, isi M n bSSsl 4 3BBGss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
snecial 10 The Times-D lspatch.l

Il
stanton, va, August 12-Th 9 y cave cay 8 IS
In, which occurred mere yest .1a,a: -
ma heart OF the city, continues 70
= Iarm residents, and there mas :. speel y
. General exodus from the adJacelt
.hniIdings, The fire house Is nov 70
sinxinr and the public school pulla-
ing is threatened. "a, ~. {,
third hole formed last night IN
4haSiraar vardNof Prof. G. L.. wilson
no which a rear frame addltlon..to
Ma building Of brick tumbled anu as us :.
anneared. This hole was eAleilaeus -
day toward the south, on.a me ne VIII WIN,
lewis Creek, on the premises oI y. y. Y Y
MAID the rear foundation OF MS mousse use
S IL, The cracks extended INTO
a. toaAa next lot Of Mrs, Mary Glenn,
MIN e,ing the cracks In the cart II 40 V,
,v,th5n $50 feet Of the government an y
5huilding. containing the post-oltlce
"a "A United states marshals Office,
IN, The public school building on Bald
,,,,,, street. diagonally across from
MAJ, Mae tha tirst sink formed on yester--;
d.w shows very little change, Slight
nrac,1s that were then formed have
attended higher up, but the bulidlng
stands Arm. and there IS no ~ AZ n n
to''be little Likelihood Of disaster sli' u g
this building, the course OF me .pre .a.is
being away sITOIll - ', Ao1S !" ,t1oo ~.
! , rnhed creek line south, and about
q ftv$ feet distant from II.
The territory affected lies Y between ! y y
Lewis street and Central Avenue on =
GROUND that years LEO was O pohSa any ny
marsh. and is made earth !,
Not a great deal of stanton W ,
be affected If the sink crossed the re- !,
tmainder Of this ill, as yet only wei,
to-doRp eople have suffered loss, lnu no
others ara likely to suffer The lls \ po osa.
master has been informed ,py tele-
graph from 6Washington that soy
ernment eng ineer would arrive mere y .
advise with him and the city authofl'
ties, 8 Y, ].
"a stream OF water can be seen 9
the bottom OF tho hole. Opposite IN
fire house, and the plumb line, teighls
four feet long failed TO reach bottom
Eand showed twenty fair feet OF wa va
ter, the stream runntn southW Y y
1.-THE direction OF the other holess
street cars ara not allowed TO pas
on Lewis Stree Z laetwe en Fredeerisci
| and BALDWIN,, End passengers wall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
AnREsTED FOR FORGERY.
Serious Charge Against Otis Drum
mOnd, of Shennndonh.

x
Special to The Times Dispatch.]
woodstock. Va, august 12;-Otis 3,
Drummond. alias Otis Estep, OF near
Mt. Jackson. was lodged in Jail here
last night on q charge Of forgery. The n e
charge was made by Grey d Shutz. OF
Winchester. ts
Several days ago Drummond pu a.
chased some clothing Of the Mlno 90 es. !,
On bank in Mt Jasks n} that wlth n,a ths
sianed to ii. When the check was
presented at the Mt Jackson bank 8 nkar II
Grey. OF the Winchester firm. came TO
Shenandoah county Thursday. and had
warrant issued for Drummond. who
was found at his home.
Since this charge has been made al
least two other forged checks nave
been found and Drummond has been
Identified al the man who passed them
Drummond is from a well-kno },
Shenandoah county family. and has
been teacher In the public schools for
several years. q,
clothes bought with the forged check
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
RACE RIOT ON TRAIN.
Two White Men Seriously Injured and
Four Negroes Arrested.

tSpecialto The Times-Dispatch.l
Danville, Va, August IA race
riot, which for a time threatened to
assume very serious proportions, oc-
CURED last night in Southampton
county. Va. on a mixed excursion
train returning from Norfolk to
Greensboro, N. c. AS a result OF the
trouble, Ted Stanley, a young white
man OF Guilford College. n. G., was
shot and perhaps fatally injured. Rob
ert James. youth about sixteen years
of age, OF Greensboro, was severely
beaten on the head with bottle.
When the train arrived here this
morning the two injured white men
were taken to the General Hospltal.
and four negroes were arrested at the
station Several of the white passen-
gers Identified Sam Macklin, 2 Reds :
VILE. N. c.. negro, as the one who
shot Stanley. III feeling appears T"
have been engendered at Primers
Point, when some OF the negroes
crowded :nto the white coaches When
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
ADMINISTRATIONS,

ordonsytlie VA. Augsast is.asH Very
quiet wedding took nlace Thursday
morning at the nome OF the brides pa
rents. MI, and Mrs ~, Il IIarl ow, II
county, hen their daughter Miss Min
ME May, became the bride Of i I'm ~
Atkins, formerly Of Keswick ks The
ceremony was performed at i q cl ook,
bride, oficiating. After the scerem ony
the couple left FOR a trip, to the North
Sern cities, after which they will re-
turn to.theirf future home In &B!rmlngr
ham Ala, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
AMERICAN boats SELECTED.
Harpoon, HEAVIER and Gins to Contest
for Taft and Draper Cups.

for Taft and DrnpeF Cups.
Marblehead, Mass, August 12.--T ne
American boats that will sail at gains
the Spanish Sender yachts next Week WEEK.
for the President Taft and Governor
Draper cups were selected tonight.
They are the Harpoon. G. F. Adams "a,
owner; Beaver G. IL w. Foster. anu
Gina, Guy Lowell. ~,
The Spanish boats. the Conta, MOS s,s !.
quito II. and Papoose, arrived IN NV :,
sail sal TO to- morrow. The international races
Wilt begin on the 18th, and the !, Yachts q
viii race ovlry day, except Sunday.
until the contest is decided. ~,
Two and one-half races were !, s 50. =
windward and 8leeward affair, and the
Harpoon tho second over q triangular 1Ss
course. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
,rcnni. Meet Mt Newport.

Newport, r.. Il. August 12..-The sec
ond round and the semi-anals in the
mixed handicap lawn tennis doubles
on the Casino Court were compile q !!
to-day, and as a result A Z. SANDS
and Mrs. Douglass will meet Craig Bid
die and Mrs Arthur Scott Buraen =! IN
the finals Tomorrow. Inc summary
Mrs Douglass and A. Z. Sands de- e,
feated Mrs. Philip Livermore and y.
A Hayemeyer, ga, 6-4 Mrs. Arthur
S. Burden and Craig Biddle deIeaL tis
Miss Alice Nicholas and Mr. sAil l ' -
81, 81, So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
! Alleged sIurderer !Arre.ted a.

Il Special to The Times ID ispat c h. 4s
Durham, N, O.. Aug list 4 ,.1WilfsNor-
wood q negro. charged with the MUIR
der ofsanother negroLlnS Cha than coun-
ty, was arrested in II \ ASHORE yes terday
ssrgeaat Aldridge, the p t'enilan
force, has gone TO Identify him. Par
ticulars of the 9murde rs al @ very srlea gre.
1t Is learned the crime was commit tied
but a few days ago. 3t III st 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
compnny Has Il. rhird Fire \.

do s5asfb'al e ihs Ansaa3
A o'clock this morning fire was discov-
cred in the boiler -ooin OF the A.. II !.
Griffin Manufacturing Company, anu
siderable damage was done. This IS
the third fire the above company mas
had recently, and ench time 1t locke
as though the large plant would be
DESTROYED, go t.i 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
FARMERS EXPECT
B|GTOBAC.C0.CR0.P
Larger Area Planted This Sea-
soil-Effects OF Drought
Feared.
BOLD ACT OF NEGRO BOYS
tuberculosis Hospital Will Be
Opened About Novem-
Der 4.
BOLD ACT OF NEGRO BOYS
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg, Va, August 12.
News about the tobacco crop n,. n THIS
IN some Instances rhe planters are
fearing the effects OF drought. A larg-
er area was planted this season. and a
crop above the average Is expected.
Primings will be on sale at the ware
house before e,t ths ars St n noy September
county, drove to the city this morning
and left her horse and buggy on Bank
Street while she went to attend to
was Appropriated BY SIX little negro
boys, whoScrowded into the buggy and
drove about through the city. The
horse was driven rapidly and was
somewhat worsted before the police
could recover the team. Some of the
boys fell out of the buggy and some
jumped. The police expect to round
Mack Pegram. a small negro boy.
was sent to the Hastings Court this
morning to answer the charge OF
HOUSEKEEPING and robbery.
The Tuberculosis Hospital.
gently nue purchased the "Birdville"
property in tho southern section Of the
premises and open the institution for
patients by the first Of November. If
not sooner. Inc QWeluuB 4uoo.e sSUii-
stains ten large, airy rooms, is sit
uated in beautiful grove, and the
location is rcgarde ed q an ideal one fo1
the care Of consumptiye patients.
The accommoda tons at the hospital
will be enlarged, as necessity may re-
quire. Mrs. William r. McKenney it
the president of the settlement: Mrs
William NJ. Jones is vice-president, and
Mrs. Sol Cooper is treasurer. The
board Of managers is composed OF 9
mum Der OF prominent and philanthropis
women. and the advisory board u
composed Of Leading men OF the city
Tho city contributes $1,000 per annun
to aid in meeting the expenses OF the
institution.
Personal. md Otherwise.
AS far as the public knows the. Pres.
ident has not yet named the collector
OF customs for the port OF Petersburg
The position Is good fat one. ant
there are two applicants for9i
Miss ophel!a Percivall, who has beel
Of sSphed dsysr 19p ssme days
W. H Pulley, aged seventy-hv'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
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