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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
PRISON GUARD ON TRIAL.
FOR DEATH OF CONVICT
Charges Of Brutal Treatment Given by
Pcnitcntiary Inmates In
Their Testimony.
[ sneclal 10 The Times. Dlspatch. ]


Raleigh, n. c.. April 5-Called for
trial at 3 o'clock this afternoon, tho
fury was empaneled, evidence for the
state was all in and the defendant
heard in his own behalf before O'Clock,
when adjournment was taken for tho
day in the noted case OF W. NJ. Dupree,
chief guard In the State prison, charged
with murder in causing the death OF
Convict George Murphy, of Rowan
county. There were only three Wit
nesses for the State-all convicts, They
were Ed Lutley, serving thirty years
from Fayetteville for shooting Clerk
TIollingsworth. in the Lafayette Hotel;
Convict Postell, of Buncombe county,
and Convict Coswell of Mcdowell coun-
~, serving terms of thirty and twelve
years for murder. Posten and Cos
we'll both testified that Guard Dupree
struck Murphy repeatedly when, he
went for him TO put him in the dark
CELL as punishment for drunkenness.
and that in their opinion, the death
ccived from Dupree. Utley corrobo-
rated the other convicts, except that
he did not see the blows dealt by
Dupree.
Dupree, in his own behalf. denied
that he used undue force in coping
with the unruly convict who seemed
to be beside himself with drink or some
drug.
f. z. Lee, in charge of the hospital
pharmacy, testified as to the strength
and effect of the elixir bromide COM
pound, two ounces of which had been
given out to Murphy. under instruc-
tions from the prison physician.
The defense Will Tomorrow offer eX-
pert medical testimony that this COM
pound, taken excessively, as Murphy
had taken it, would put his heart in
| such q state as would cause death
| from sudden passion or violent strug-
| gle of any kind. the defense being that
| this, and not any mistreatment by Du.
| pree, caused the death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
j. H. Mc1NrEER ACQUITTED.
Pleads sclf-Defense in Charge Of Shoot
Ing His Brother.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Manassas, Va, April 81 II. 8fcIn-
teer was acquitted BY Jury in The
the charge OF shooting his brother.
Robert l. McInteer, last November.
The brothers, between whom bad feol-
ing had existed for some time. met in
the store of Y. A. Waters, IN Dumfrles.
An alteration ensued, and resulted IN
Robert Mclnteer being shot b. J. II.
McLnteer Later on the same night
Robert Mclnteer attempted to kill his
brother BY shooting at him with q
shotgun.
At his trial to-day j. II. McInteer
justified the shooting on the ground OF
self-defense. Robert Mclnteer, who
has never been in the pen!tentiary, is
now fugitive from justice, he having
escaped from Jail after his arrest upon
the charge OF shooting al his brother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
News Of Manchester

stanton to visit her son, Arthur Petit
pr. w F Merchant, of Manassas. is the
guest OF friends here.
j, 81 Peters. OF Wachaproasue. Va, ID
victims friends in the city.
Miss Lizzie /. Robertson returned yes.
terday from Midlothian. where she spent
several days with Miss Daisy Winston.
Mrs. wingheld and danshters. Of Ash, Ash
being called here by the death of her
sister.
OF friends for 4 few days.
Mrs. Charles wesiger and son. who
spent few days with Mrs John ttz, re
turned TO Boydton yesterday
ncath of j. W Fowler. J.
j. w Fowler died al his residence. II
swansboro. yesterday at p. NJ, aget
! twenty eisht years. He is survived BY hi
father. j. T. Fowler, and his mother
| also by two sisters and three brothers
| the funeral Will be held tomorrow morn
! Ing at $50 o'clock from Clopton stree
| Baptist Church. and the interment vii
| take place at Bethel Church, in chester
| deld county he had been i'll for TN
! past fourteen months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
APPLAUD ATTACK
IN TARIFF LAW
CONTINUED From Second IPageD


with such extraordinary training. AS
Collector of INTERNAL Revenue. prose-
cutting attorney Judge of n State court,
solicitor general, Federal judge, Gov
ernor of the Philippines. Secretary OF
War, builder OF tho Panama Canal, re-
generator of Cuba--each period OF ofll-
clal activity Immediately following an-
other for his entire adult life-he
brought to the discharge of the great
duties OF the presidency broad e%eeu-
tive experience and grasp of govern
mental affairs. We indorse his ad-
ministration and pledge to him our
support in any efforts to secure the en-
actment of genuine progressive legls-
lation.
"The spirit OF the times demands
not only wise policies ana SOUND ptlt-
ciples, but clean. yigiiant brave ana
sincere men in public Office.
"Wo indorse and applaud the splen-
did record OF our senior Senator ana
esneciallv his record in the last session
of Congress, which deserves the UNI
qualified approval of all the people oil
the state. With pride and confidence
we make a. solemn pledge to the PEG.
pie that Republican Legislature WI!
return to the Senate Of the United
states this man, whose name is sYnoh-
ymous with victory-Albert j. Bever-
idge."
Convention Adopts Platform.
The platform, Us reported by inc
committee on resolutions, was adopted
by the convention.
Tho following nominations were
Appellate Judges--Waro II. Watson
one candidate for each office;
secretary of state--otis E. Gulley'
of Danvlle.
auditor of state-John E. Reed OF
Clerk of Supreme court-Edward
Y Fitzpatrick, of Portland.
state statistioian-John L. Peetz' OF
Ns stste Geologist-w. S. Blatchley Of
Terre Haute.
Judge of supreme Court, Second Dis
| trict-oscar y. Montgomery, OF sey'
-' Apnellate judges-ward H Watson
Charleston. and c. c. Hadley' OF Dan
| Vile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
BEER AND LIQUOR SEIZED.
Soft Drink Establishments in Fredcr.
icksburg Raided by Detective.
Especial to The Times-pisbatch

Especial 10 The Times-pisbatch.
fredericksburg. Va, April 5.-Wii-
liam Payne. a detective in the employ
of the anti-saloon people, and assisted
by local officers, tonight raided the
places OF four soft drink dispensers
and seized small quantity OF beer
and some liquor. The dealers--Eugene
Bode Pearly Wright, q. VI. Armstrong
and George F.. Jacobs--were held in
bail for their appearance tomorrow.
While the detective Will not state
what evidence he has the quantity of
LIQUOR seized. IS small only slightly
more than two crates of beer and about
q half-dozen bottles of whiskey being
found. The warrants were sworn out
BY four local dry men, and the cases
Will be heard tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06

i
soNanchsster Bureau. Times DISPATCH.
dis lleS Hun street.
Vt much uneasiness is felt by those
RIO have worked Cor consolidation in that
DENOMINATION OF Manchester will not be
Rooted in the new Richmond census The
rlIcpR of citizens familiar with the sub
10 "a that tho union viii become enectiNe
dresae for the combined population TO be
arra2d as one city.
tn official canvassinE board, which was
We set yesterday morning for the puf-
OF canvassins the votes polled Mon
was postponed until this morning.
board will meet at O'Clock in Clerk
der L. Du VARS office in the Manches-
Nig,.orporation Court. Tho official count
DOT expected to vary much from tho
Iar Brown and Jones'
lsilne OF the names that stand out most
fafiinant for first consideration Tor rep
wa,atation in washington Ward IN the
,hn,nond Council are Councilman l. Il
N, Chairman of the consolidation
nfttee; Councilman Carter G.. Jones
INV n1u DER of the committee .Nlderman John
~. oloore. also member and X, L. ia ram ~
cteH Councilmen. three Aldermen. Policc
neienissloncr and Fire Commissioner
Wef be chosen from this city james
,bleciley las been suggested for Police
Wtley has been suggested for fohce Gom-
exp No Contest Expected.
ords was quiet in the city last nisnL in'
be olidationists arc resting on their TAU
VICE and tle GeLealFu sIut 70 '.NN''N
y OF the latter have stated that nc
\fst viii be entered into 70, Oppose tn'
Va. All express their intention OF WORK
together for Greater Richmond. Ih'
Rotist have accepted defeat in seo1 sfas s'
working for their city.
Hy,t Policeman smith Pnrnlyzed
ishchard Perry smith seventN-iour years
~, for thirty-nvc years policeman III
Sci city is spfsrins ssyerely ear rem yo an
aafaav morning al his home. HIS condl-
Jon is regarded as gray ana Vs p tnee and
me are affected by the stroke ana
Of is unable. g use me latter ,,ani,r eitizen
un' has ..he..henof OF being the oldest
General News Notes.
ide,e choir guild OF Meade Memorial
Mureh held rs social meeting EssaeT wa.
II Rex. at her home on porter STREE.
tors. j. H, Rodwell Of Macon; Ca IS rs
- guest of Miss Margaret fe'''s'e"' -
odside. 80, ,,oa,, for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Appendicitis
.ow to Avoid 1t and Escape sursi'
cul Operation, Told by One
Who lSn0Ws.
Simple Method That Is Always EN-
cnctous--,rriuI Package Free.

1t has only been few years since II
yas discovered that Ii surgical opera
ION would cure appendicitis IN iaCt
has been but short time since the
iseases WAS discovered and named.
Whenever there is an intiamed con-
AVON or the appendix, caused by i'm
rlcied races in the small cavity open
ng into the intestine, you then have
EThe older doctors used to call this
Examination OF the bowels, and We're
E!zZIed to know the cause.
4 Even now. with all the khoWleage
he have OF the disease no aeolc 1'
Ian can tell you why we should nave
II appendix, why We find 1t where II
or what are It's functions, II 1t mas
my.
is a cure is usually caused by indiSeH-
lion, ana in many cases lolloWs q latse
and indigesulpie meal
Physlcians have until! recently re-
- commended an operation, but now, as
Vi liz known mat It Is caused by indi-
otestion, or dyspepsia. IL cure without
Nm operation is assured
Where the patient Is treated Win
.Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, Inc nil.
.9eaithy conditions prevailing rapialy
.tsappear. the stomach and intestines
ne Dlaced back IN their normal con-
tritton every organ OF the body oper-
Dtcs as 1t should, and the Inflammation
nj reduced and The operation is aVolueu.
M :
nroking after the best interests OF
heir patients, wili always keep SUP
rSiy Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
iaandy in their office, where in cases 81
Egndden attacks OF indigestion they can
--'eiievs the patent al once
N trhere Is no record OF q case OF APP
akendicitis where the stomach, and bow,
rnIs were III healthy condition and
properly aigested the food from meal
To meal,
lone who has attacks OF indigee,stion, @
tWho has been threatened with appen'
odiettts, Imam 10 tell him TO so To Tho
Sdrug store. pay 50 cents, az, and ta ,s
,hone a package of stuart's loyHpepsis
Ispiets.
Wheneyr heartburn, gas IN stom aaSt
Or bowels heart disease or stonacl
troubles sour eruetations aciditg O
fermentation are present. act al once
tIake q dose oil the Tablets and get re
tlief az soon as. possible.
IA AT All druggista--59 cents,
"A send us your name and address TO
.uay. and we viii al once send you By
mail q sanipie package free, Address
IA A. stuart Cad g stuart sldg1 MAJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
SIN INDICTED ron MURDER.
Trial of Three Alleged >iaycrs of Wood
Ec.ins III NnrtinsNille.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch.
Martinsville, Va, April 5-J ohn
| Fccles, Thomas Bailey, lanes Hair-
| ston William Cowan, Walter Joyce
| and Piggie Penn, young negro men
from Winston, n. CT have been indicted
at this term OF court for the murder
of Sidney Wood colored, Of Winston,
on the excursion from winston 70
Roonoke on the night of March IS.
Joyce and Penn have not been cap
tured. Cowan elected to be tried sep
arately
Eccles, Bailey and Hairston were put
on trial this afternoon and as there
are many witnesses, the case will con-
sumo several days. John w. Carter IS
representing the Commonwealth and
William NJ. Peyton the defense.
Moods throat was cut with large
the parties is indicted as principal
and an accessory, the Indictment haV-
ing seven counts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
TAX ON NEAn-BEEn SALOONS.
kinston Donrd Decides on $1,000 IL
censc-prntcst AgminNt BMsehnil

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
kinston. y. c., April Sat meet
ing of the Board OF Aldermen last
night an ordinance was passed, with
out. a dissenting vote, taxing near
beer saloons $1,000 q year, and also
providing for stringent regulations. Nc
beverage is to be sold by them con-
tanning more than ] IL per cent. of
alcohol, and all bottles are to be
labelled, showing this percentage. The
police are~to inspect these places thor
oughly, once a week, and heavy penal
ties are provided for violation of the
ordinance.
This session of tho Board of Alder
men had quite a lively discussion by
attorneys representing citizens living
near the baseball park, who declare It
TO be q nuisance, and desire the play
ing Of baseball to be prohibited in the
city No action was taken by the
Board, but a postponement OF the
, question until a later meeting, when
| it viii be decided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Pc TERSDURG WAN
LOSES HIS LIFE
Drowned in Apponlattox and
Companions Narrowly
Escape.
M U NIClPAL IMPROVEMENTS
Negro Arrested Oh Charge OF
Selling Liquor at Country
Churches.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
fOD North sycamore Stree

petersburg, va, Al'lll ~
\ sad accident, resulting In the
drowning of one young man and very
narrow escape of another from sim
silar fate. occurred last night between
Ii and II o'clock. Yesterday afternoon
Lewis Hargrave, in his naphtha launch,
accompanied by two friends-Matthew
Staples and Lewis LivesaY--all OF
this city. went down the AppomottoX
for some miles to the vicinity of Point
of Rocks to spread their nets for iish.
Arriving at their destination they
changed from the launch to small
slSiff. About 11:15 o'clock, while ar
ranging the net, Mr.. Staples fell over
board, and Lewis Hargravc, in lean
ing over to catch him, caused the lit
tie boat to overturn, and throw the
other two occupants into the water,
which. at this point, is very deep. Mr.
swim, and was drowned. In his strug-
giles in the water Mr. Hargrave car
ried Mr.. Staples down with him twice
and 1t was with some difficulty that
MIR. Staples could release himself.
Fishing in the vicinity were two
other citizens of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Anders and Mr.. Blicl--who hearing
cries of distress, hurried to the scene
Of the accident, and succeeded in res
cuing Mr. Staples and Mr.. Livesay, but
Mr.. Hargrave had sung from view.
Lewis Hargrave was a well known
and popular young citizen. He was
about twenty six years old and unmar-
ried, and was the son of Luther b.
Hargrave. Father and son lived to-
gether on Shepard street. Many
friends of the deceased went down and
spent the day in dragging for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
CAN SEND MAIL FREE
nil FayorinG Ex-Prcsidents and their
widows Eayornbly Reported.

Washington, d. G.. April 5,-Ih go.
dore Roosevelt and every other . ea1
- sand ali mail free of postage If a
Mn favorably reported by the House
Committee CO.., on Postoficess to-day !, be- be
canes a law. The frankingt privilege
Is also extended TO the widows o. iop
noer Presidents. The only requireme
e. tho placing OF autographic sigma
t - as on the exterior of the communi.
cation. The action of the COMMITTEE
followed a discussion. during which 9
threat was made by Represeiilatlt',e
nrn out of the hands of the commit
tee If it did not act soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Hnlr Now Growlpe NIcely.

My hair stopped failing out just as
soon as / used the woodbury's Scalp
cream in conjunction with the Scalp
cleaner It's action was just like
magic. The thick, greasy dandruff is
all gone. Ny hair is growing nicely
and taking on a new growth. Your
Hair Tonic / used night and morning
and IT Is the incest hair dressing 1
have ever used. Thanking you for
the letters of advice, remain
Sincerely yours,
MRS. JOHN F. HowsoN.
4ss Quincy St, Brooklyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
WILL TAKE NO HAND
Taft VIII Not Use Appointments TO
influence State Elections.

Washington, d. c., April 5.-State
elections are not to be influenced by
political appointments made from me
White House If President Iait can cal,
When he refused to decide a contro-
versy which will have some influence
on the coming elections in West VIZ
gnIa The following statement was as
issued at the White House IN tesaru
to the matter:
"rhe President has concluded not 70
decide the issue between the SENATORS
from West Virginia and Congressman
Hubbard in respect TO the postmaster
al E,airmount and Clarllsburg until
after the senatorial controversy mas
been settled in order to avoid seem
ING to take part in the controversy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
MAD DOG IN WILSON.
Three Boys Attacked. Following Which
Brute Is Killed.

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
Wilson, n. c., April 5.-Last Friday
jeffrey Teacher and Willie Rice. two
white boys, were bitten on the arm by
dog belonging to Willie Lamm, q
Western Union messenger boy. Satur-
day evening the owner of the dog was
bitten on the nose. The dog was then
shut up. and this morning showed all
symptoms OF hydrophobia, butting his
brains in an endeaYor to get out \
Veterinary diagnosed the disease as
gum rabies. The head of the brute was
sent TO Raleigh for examination. 1t is
thought the boys Will go to that city
for treatment.
Another dog was reported mad in
the northwestern section of the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Expert VIII Nuke Address.

Especial TO The Times Dispatoh.l
Through the efforts OF Senator over
man, the United states government
VIII send an expert In civil matters
here 10 address the State Municipal
Convention, which meets here July
and 8, The address. OF welcome, on
behalf OF the State, viii be delivered
by Governor Kitchln.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Chnrred win nIgamy.

Especial 70 Tho Timcs-Dispatch.I
Wadesboro, \. c.. April 5.--Jer
Bales white carpenter. who lived
in Wadesboro several years ago. was
arrested In Concord Saturday on the
charged of bigamy. The Indictment
against Bales was found in this conn.'
~, and he was brought here last night
by NJ B. Howell. who went to Concord
Tor him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Cubs Win Close Game.

The Adams Street Cubs defeated INC
Grove Avenue team yesterday AFTER
noon by a score of 4 to- 3, The game
was exciting from start to finish.
Hancock, by n timely hit won the
game FOR the Cubs in the ninth inning,
Batteries: Grove AVenue--Pnrgons
Sands and u Seay Cubs--Gentry ana
III. Seay, The Cubs made seven hits
and their opponents made five.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Tramp Makes Good Haul.

ISpecial TO The T1mes-Dlspatch.1
fredericksburg, Va, April 5.--Rev-
erley Irving. a farmer of Stafford
county. recently employed tramp
who was passing through. and on last
sunday. while Mr.. Irving was at
church the tramp went through The
house, taking all tho money l>a could
find helped himself TO Mr.. Irvins'5
clothes and left for parts unknown.
He has not been apprehended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
contract for New Church.

~ ISpeClal 70 TIC IIlIs5 -I7IsI! t01,'I -,
Lynchburg, Va, April 5.---The build. .
ing committee of the Cabell Slreet
Baptist Church has let the contract TOT
tho new church to be erected at River,
mont and Bedford Avenues at PIG
OF $3o,770. The work Is to be starteu
as soon as practical, and the churctl
will be one OF the prettlest IN the cl's'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
AllayIstn Wants rrssbyter,an Church Oh 'l

TSpcCiaI TO Tic IITlIts- DIsPdtCIF'I ~.
Lynchburg, Va, April Sat the
meeting of the MONTGOMERY Presby..
Rluefield, w. va, petition Will be
presented from several Presbyterians
at Altavista for the establishment Of q
congregation in that thriving though
new town,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
nonee for street lmproyement..

IaptGIHI 10 ZIG IIHNVA-IJIspdtUN,I
Wade6boro, N, G.. April b.-Wades-
.boro votes to-day $4,000 bonds for
street Improvement, by an overwhelm-
ing majority. A light vote was cast.
1870 votes being in favor OF bonds, and
At against,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
school to Close APRIL ii.

Especial 70 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
Wadesboro, n. G., April 1.-THE clos
ing exercises Of Lilcsyille High School
will be held Wednesday night April
IA. Rev T. w Chambliss, pastor OF
@Wadesboro BAPTIST Church, will deliver
ne. literary adgEesss h. ri y ~, y ~ i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Everyone Endorses Woodbury's
Quick Results Pleased Him.

The dandruff and itching scalp wera
terrible and my hair was thinning out
over the temples and al the back of tho
head at an alarming rate. Nothing
seemed 70 help until used the Wood
burg remedies, bat good results were
then noticed from the start. and in =
few days the dandruff was entirely
gone and new hairs began to show.
What pleased me most was that re-
suits were so quick. The WOODBURY.
Hair and Scalp Remedies certainly
make tho hair grow.
Yours very truly.
FRANKLIN G. SCHwARz,
II Spruce Street.
Corona, l.. 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
rbis Specialist Use. woodbury's.

After ten years OF careful study. and
close observation OF all conditions OF
the hair and scalp, 1 find Wood
bury's method OF treatment most sue
cessful of ali. 1t IS based on the most
correct scientific principles. In cases
Of scalp disease the Woodbury. prepara-
lions go right TO the root OF tho
trouble. and their curative and stimu-
lating properties are remarkable. Am
now using them exclusively In my Of
fees. and the results obtained are
most satisfactory.
LANES u nIrINN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
solo Liquor at Church Meeting,

James Stands. Petersburg negro.
was arrested last night OH a warrant
from Dinwiddie, charging him with
selling liquor on sunday and without
license. 1t is stated that Stands did
d good business by going to the coun-
~ churches on Sundays and selling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
LNnchhnre Relenses TNyo rlayer

I,yNChbIlrE IFeTtHNNs TNNO TINytTH.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
l.ynehhurg va, April 5,---Manager
Smith has given releases to Intielders
Eevogel and Pindell, the baltimore
amateurs, who came for trials with
tho Shoemakers, Both men are lack
lEgs in a&peClsAce. --ssv,rs ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
Personal aud otherwise.

While not able TO return to duty
yet, Chief of Police Ragland has so
as to be out on the streets.
b. Nj. Eanes, a much respected cit
zen and we'll known in the tobacco
trade, is confined TO his home OH Davis
Street by severe illness.
Joseph e. Venable, who has been Ill
OF pneumonia for some days, is re-
ported as not so we'll to-day.
No arrests have vet been made in
the case OF the highway assault and
robbery of George PEBBLES by three
| white men late Saturday night. Mr..
| PEBBLES was severely injured. but is
| recovering.
The certificate OF the charter of the
| Percival! Motor Company, Hugh L. Per
civall, president, with authority to
filed for record in the clerks office
| to-day.
Tie congregation of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church met yesterday and re-
| elected the old VeStrr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
n1unlcipnl Improvements.

The appropriations already made by
the Councils FOR further improvements
of streets and sidewalks, and for the
extension of sefer and water mains
this year will aggregate with further
appropriations recommended BY the
Finance Committee about $4,000. The
good work Is TO be continued from
year to year until the improvements
in these respects are practically COM