The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-08
penitentiary for three years for horse

Newport News, Va.-Seven big
freight and passenger steamers. tor,
States Navy, an immense oil tank
steamer and one tramp" steamer Will
be launched this year at the plant OF
the Newport News ShipbuildtnS and
Dry Dock Company. Present sent IN imdi the
busiest in the history of the plant.
The keels of five of the ten ships that
are to be launched have not yet been
laid down and work on the vessels
will have to be rushed as speedily as
on hand, the yard no doubt VIII Sc
cure several good contracts during the
year and the present force Will be kept
busy for many many months to come.
Norfolk. VA strong fight has
been begun in the interest of w. +.
Dodson. of Norfolk, for secretary of
the State Fisheries Commission under
the Mann administration. beginning
February /. The candidates for the
annum, are Messrs.s Dodson. of Nor
folk: Matthews, Of Accomac. and
Quimby. of Northampton. Mr. Mat
thews is the Incumbent and Is making
hard fight for retention. Mr.. Quinn
by, 1t has been rumored, made 1t
known strongly before the Democratic
primary which nominated Judge Mann
| for Governor that ne wanted the sec
y Sill IL ouuSc MdUu WAS SuCCSSS-
full, and his newspaper in Accomac
became most active In the judges be-
half on the Eastern Shore. Mr. Mat
thews was also strong Mann fol-
j lower and Mr.. Dodson gave the Judge
i his warmest support.
/ Winchester. Vain abject poverty,
stunning relatives and friends OF his
prosperous days. with faculties impair
ed by years Of dissipation. II, Bartlett
States Naval Academy at Annapolis.
contributor to the Encyclopedias Bril-
/ tannica.I' newspaper writer and at one
time a well-known attorney. died In
a Chicago hospital few days ago,
Mr.. Lindley will be remembered by a
large number of people in Winchester
as the man who edited and published
!, a special industrial edition about seven
i years ago. Fte made many FRIENDS IN
{ Winchester by his cordially and high
j Newport News. va,--Edwin curtis
son Of Sheriff Q. G. Curtis, of HAMPTON
I has in charge the two valuable blood
at a cost Of 5000. Mr.. Curtis takes
great pride In his pupils and under
4 his tutorship they are fast becoming
adopts In the matter Of trailing Grim
tnals. Els methods of educating the
dogs are unique and effective. One
Iully tratled q man who represented
the fleeing criminal and located him
! every time, no matterEin what way
the man tried to circumvent the In
i tellfsent animals. they would inva-
riable locate him.. Mr., Curtis Is Justly
proud OF his pupils and the public at
| large feel safer that they are here.
Manassas, Va,-The Medical Society
of Northern Virginia and the District
il of Columbia, will hold its semi-annual
meeting in Manassas on "Wednesday,
May l6, and the sessions, according
\ to plans being Formulated promise to
7 be the most successful In the history
I OF the organizations. About 100 of the
4 Heading physicians or this section OF
i the country Will be in attendance, and
|, the fact that Manassas has been Sc
Heated as the scene of the notable
4 gathering rejects the recognition
Il given this towpias an important COM
! immunity.
i charlottesville, Nal--President Me-
Il Connell. OF the University OF Virginia
4 Aero Club, was present at the meet,
ling Of the American Nero Club last
|, week ia hiring about the sathllations 81
!. |the local CLUB with the national one
Before this atliliation can be brought
54 labout the Virginia club VIII have q
!. be incorporated. Then It VIII ha ni