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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07

NORFOLK. VA. July 6.-~-The Nor
folk Tidewater League team defeated
Portsmouth to- day on Lafayette field
In the best game of the local season,
3 10 0. The feature of the game
was the brilliant pitching OF Hogue.
who let the hard hitting Pirates down
with one hit. Henchey pitched a
great game for Portsmouth and the
local runs came in on errors.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Portsmouth % O. 0 o d o o o 60 6
Norfolk 49,. 0 O o 90 - .
Batteries: Hogue and Lucia: Hen
chey and Cote. Umpire, Mace. At
tendance, 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
YANKEE COLLEGE TEAM. l..
LIKE ENGLISH QUARTERS

LONDON, July Stewart, the
Yale quarter mile runner. has bad
throat, but the other members OF the
Harvard and Yale teams nave work
ed twice since their arrival at Brigh-
ton. The men have expressed satis-
faction at the quarters that have been
assigned TO them. The Americans
have been invited to banquet after
the contests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
Pirates Beat su,1r,ms.

BROOKLYN. July e.-The Pirates
gave the Dodgers humid hammerlng
in the first game or their series this
afternoon, winning by "a score of 70
TO i. Barger was hit for nine safe
ties and seven runs in the first three
innings Barger put up "A better ex-
bihition the rest of the way, but there
WAS no chance for the locals with
,amnitz pitching In his best vein.
frHa
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Red sox Heat HiIlnen

Especial TO The Richmond yirgipjan1
DANVlLLE, VA. July s.--DanyilIe
mad no trouble taking the opener
from the crippled Lynchburg team
today. owing to the wildness Of
Brandon, who was struck ON the hand
hF terrific liner from Morgan's bar
ana had to retire in the fourth. Man
ager stocksdale, who succeeded him
was hit freely. Griffin was very Of
fec'iVe after the first two innings and
ianhed ten men. Score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07

CLEVELAND, July s.-Pitching
faultless ball. Evan Gregg. the Maps
star southpaw. administered the first
coat OF whitewash OF the season TO
the Athletics at Somers Park to day.
The score was 4 to o. The Maps col
lected ten hits off Cy Morgan and
raped out two off Long. who was
sent In in the eighth. Four hits was
all the Mack men could gather Off
the delivery of Gregg. He had his
curve and drop balls breaking right
and had most OF the Athletics break
ing their backs at the plate. Score:
Cleveland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
DAVIS PICKS CARDINALS
TO CAPTURE A PEnNlnT

PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-Harry
Davis, the captain OF the Athletics
predicts that Roger Rresnahan's
Cardinals will win the National
League pennant. He says the Cards
are playing the best and most con-a
sistent ball In the older circuit ana
that they Will make victorious runn
down the homo stretch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
Zimmerman Aids Cubs.

NEW YORK, July st--ssuperflne tick
work by the able Mr.. Zimmerman
brought about the downfall of the
Giants to-dav and lifted tho Cubs into
first place. Heinie lined out a screanaar
that broke the tie in the sixth and
in the seventh slammed out a double
header with bases full. After that
there Was no chances for the MeGraw-
ties and the visitors wen by 6 10 ..
C,thx
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Chicago.

Stated for Sullivan In eighth
'"Batted for olmstead in eighth.
Score by innings: H.
st. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 ] s 0 2--S
Chicago .,..... % o o II
summary: Left on bases-St Louis.
s.. Chicago. g. Base on baIlS-on
Baker. l.: off Scott, .. Struck out
by Baker. 2. by Nelson, 3 by Scott.
3. Hit by pitched hail~-Austin. La
porte. Lord Three base hits--La
porte, .. Hogan. Stolen bases
Schwettzer. Callahan, Eeider. Shotten-
Wild pitch Baker. Hits--on Baker,
I In Ia: off Olmstead. 2 in 2-3.
Double plays~-Austtn to Laporte to
Black Umpire. Mullen. Time. 1875.
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,r Richie in eigi.tl
Giants

Summary; Left on bases-Chicago,
&; New York. Z. HIS made off Wiltse,
in innings. of Ritchie, in Z. off
Crandali. in 3, off Brown, In . In
nfngs. base hits--Archer, Zim
sssssrsasssa Double splaNs--~I ]. naylsa 10
Tinker: Fletcher to Doyle 10 Merkle,
Bases on baIl--Of Wiltse. /. Richie, ).
Ssruck out-~By Richie Bridwen. My
ers: by Brown, crandail; by Wiltse-
J. Doyle. Hit by pitched baii--Hof
man. Empires Brennan and Klein.
Time, hours
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Totals
80 4 IL OF 1
Philadelphia.

xF'lsher out hit by hatted ball
xxBatted for Morgan in eighth.
xxxRan for Baker i'll ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Cleveland .6 ] 1 o O 0 -
Philadelphia s..0 o D 0 O o o %
Summary: Two base hits~-Graney
Jakson. Sacrifice hit--Olson Stolen
First base on balls
or Gregg. /: off Morgan, .. Hit by
pitcher-By Gregg. fMurphy1
Struck out--By Gregg 4: by Morgan.
Ia; by Long. /. Time. 1850. Umpire
Evans Attendance, 3.bsa
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PHILADELPHIA Juis e.-Ia game
~ whjch bota teaInS hit the bali hard
aw& t5srtly, IT. Lsauis to-day beat the
-f'H3i4it> ~ 70 =. LuderWs smashed the
fs5& t@tce oVpr tho right field fence,
rs bonner in the ttfSh coming with The
bases clH and tying the score In
addition he made two singles Ellis
with "a homer, two triples and % single
~Ss t'7f Cardinals l4est pefformer-
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Richard E. Frizelle Is q crack young
swimmer of the Missouri Athletic
Club of ST. Louis, who IL looked upon
as the logical successor to Charles
M. Daniels, the man-fish who holds
nearly all the worlds records for
padding. Frixelle has come up with
a rush lately and has beaten the time
OF everybody excepting Daniels, COM
Ing within fraction of a second Of
all the latter's marks, at all distances
from 50 yards up to the half mile.
Frixelle will carry the cherry diamond
OF the M. A. G.. In the big annual
national championship Marathon
swim under the auspices Of his club.
In the mississippi river ut st. Louis
In August. and he is looked upon as
likely to beat the great Bud Good
win. national champion long distance
swim mer, who won last years event.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
TALBOT PROVES WORTHY
RIVAL OF N. SHERIDAN

NEW YORK. July e.-Isee Talbert,
formerly of Cornell. hurled the dis
cGss 141 feet 2'tnches at Kansas City
on Tuesday. Martin Sheridan must
look TO his laurels. The throw was
within S-s inches of the worlds rec
ord, established by Sheridan on May
%.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07

1anSllie .........2 0 4 / 0 @ ) 10
Lynchburg ....-..2 0 0 0 90 O. ;
summary Stolen bases--Cooper.
Sacrifice hits-Jackson, Kaufman
Mayherry Two base hits-zaneli
ss2lrastrr es},' Morgan, Smith. Tnrex
nase hits Brandon. Double PLAYS
heating to Bruck. Innings pitched
~ Brandon. %, by Bruck. l-3: by
Stoeksdale, 4 Hits aIlowed-Rv prans
don. j; BY Bruck. /; by Stocksdaia
!. Left on bases--Lynchburg. 4.
banviile. 3. Base on balls--Ry Bran
don. 4: by Stocksdale, J. Struck out
BY Griffin. 10; by Brandon, /. Hit by
pitched ball--By Brandon, l Laugh
hn} Passed ball Wooiums, /. wild
pltch-Bruck, Time of game. 1:4s.
tr pire, Henderson. Attendance. a5s
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Brooklyn.

Brooklyn .......o0 i9eo0o o. i
summary: Two-base hits---Wilsnu.
3; Davidson, Miller. Leach. Three-
base hit-coulson. Sacrifice hits
Wagner 81. Hunter. Byrne. Stolen
tases-~ Miller. Hunter. Carey. Left
on bases rittsbnrg. 10: BROOKLYN. 6,
Bases on bails--On Barger. /, OF
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Totals ...s=... -. 80 10 Is q IA
sy...aa - Gait. a.. ne..

Score by innings r.
81. Louis. ...-....n h40l20s o~-l3
Philadelphia % 0 j / q o L. 2
summary; Left on pases-Philadel-
phia, s, st. Louis, q. Two base hits
Bliss. Moran. Mowery. Hauser. Three.
base hlts--Hauser, Ellis, Z, kouetchy.
Home runs--E,llis. Euderiis. q Lohert.
Sacrifice hits-Thon1as. Doolan. Do.l-
bile plays GORE. DooIan to I.uderus;
Steele. Hauser to konetchy Stolen
bases-Magee, Kenetchs Mowery.
Pitching record-1iits off Moore, & in
8 innings CA at bait: off Alexander.
Z In , innings tls at baD of Golden
2 I'll innings. none ont in 9Th. 10 IA /
hat eff Harmon, in Is Of an in
ming at bat. off Sali.e 2 in 2-3
innings, at bat. OF Steele, . Struck
out--By Moore. 3, Alexander. 2: Col
den. 8 Steele, /. Bases on balls of
Moore. &; Alexander 6. off Golden
z; Harmon, .; Steele J. Wild pitches
Moore O. Time, 2 So Umpire
tombstone and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
Campbell Rejoins Pirates.

PITTSBuRG, PA, July s.--vincent
Campbell. who retired from baseball
to go into business, has decided TO
rajoin the Pirates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Yesterdays Scores.
Richmond, 4, Norfolk. 4.
Danville. 10. I.ynchburg. 3.
Roanoke, 6. Petersburg, 2.
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IT. L0NFs, 10, FHlIaueIphla- !.
Pittshurg, To- Brooklyn, J.
GhitaHo., e. New YORK
Cincinnati, IL. Boston. II tl2 IN
piNes1
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Where They Play To-Day.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Lynchburx at Danville.
Petersburg at Roanoke
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Norfolk

summary Wb~ DaS1 0ltS--StauD,
Bakex% Priest Tree base hits~-Dobson,
MATHS. Home Walsh. Stolen
bases Priest, pobscn, Law. Verbout.
Iaanhls> sNaa sse7 I.sjestf1 Martin Re ,IAslf-
sos Martin 10 'Dobson. Sacrifice
hlts-~Mattis Sacrifice fiies-Staub.
Base on halisz~0ff Verbout, 3; off
Walsh. 8; Left on Richmond, 6
Nerf1iss T. struck out4-By 4 arbout,
Q. by Walsh. = Passed ball -Phe-
Ian. Time of game, EOS, Umpire,
MIR, Pender. attendance, LOO.
Tigers Win From Coolers
tSlHciat 10 The Richmond NirgiHian. }
ROANOKE. VA, July 6.~-Roanoke
iniield PLAYED Ike wooden Indians
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07

Cardinals, Pirates, Cubs and Reds
Are Winners in National League

Ragan. u. or Camniu, l. Struck
out-~By Barzer. ]: by Rasan, =: by
Camnitx. s.. Time. 1.45. tmpires.
Q'Dsy and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07

NBatted for Mabry In seventh.
Score by innings. r.
Roanoke ......0 / 0 0 0 0 0 IS
petersburg .-s,.... D 0 0 0 O 0 Ga
summary; Two base hits--Pressly
Gardin. Connors. Three base hits
Hannifani shaughnessy, Cooper. ce
falu. Sacrifice hit-Holland. Stolen
base-Buseh. Struck out--By Gar
din, I. by Hannifan, 4 Bases on
balis--off Gardin. !. OFF Hannlfan. /,
Left on bases--Roanoke I; Peters
burg, 8. Umpire FINN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
Red. Win In Twelve Innings.

BOSTON, July 6.--Cincinuati de-
feated Boston day ia i2-inning
game No less than seven pitchers
took turns with the ball. Heavy and
consistent hitting by the home team
earned Eve runs before The Reds could
connect with Mattern, hut in the hftn
inning the visitors eatted saFaseis
and scored no fewer than eight runs
Boston then tied the score. and 1t
was not until the twelfth that the
contest was terminated. The locals
I'm that inning scored once and the
visitors twice. Brilliant plays abound
ed. THE scnre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
Cleveland Defeats the Athletics:
St. Louis Wins from the White Sox

At Cleveland: Philadelphia, 0
Cleveland, 4.
At Chicago: st. Louis, s; Chicago. ]
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
DEPUTY TRAYLOR
Wins IN COURT.
shubridge Unable to Prove
Charge Regarding Loss
: OF Watch.

deputy Sheriff Frank B. Traylor was
acquitted yesterday morning In the
ienrico county magistrates court on
The civil charge of unlawfully holding
Il watch belonging to W. II. Shubridge
since tho State Fair last fall shu-
bridge was drunk at the time. and
special Policeman Pemberton says that
lie took the watch, fearing that Shu-
bridge would be robbed, and turned ft
over to Traylor. SShubridge got tired
waiting. and on inforrna ton furnished
ny Pemherton brought the suit. He not.
only did not get his watch, but had
10 pay the costs OF the; trial. M a95iss
The special policeman told Magis-
.fate Freeman that he gave the watch
20 Traylor for safe Keeping and that
the transaction took place In the pres
ehce of county magistrate. whose
name he did not remember AS none
or the present magistrates was there
It Ia thought that It possibly might
nave been Magistrate w. II. kidwell,l
who died some monhs ago. Magistrate
Nidweils son was placed $on the stand
tie had seen Pemberton take the watch.
but did not see the deputy sheriff Mr.
Iraylor denied that he was even at
the Fair Grounds at the time, saving
mat he had gone homo sick} HIS
statement concerning the veraoity or
remberton was by no means compli-
mertary 5ill if-Tia., 81
Shubridge. having been !ncapacitated
at the time, could give no clear state
ment OF what happened at the Fair.
Grounds He knows, however. that he
Is shy a SIS watch and SIS cents in
change. and also that he is out of
pocket the amount of the costs. He
once was grateful to the county om-
cials for saving him from being the
victim of dip" and would at one
time have given the Henrico con-
stabulary fiattering recommendation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
SUMMER NORMAL
DATES. ARRANGED
List of Places for Schools and
Names of Various
Conductors.

Locations of summon normal schools,
names and addresses OF conductors and
dates for sessions arc announced us
follows by the Department OF Public
Instructions:
For White Tenchcrs.
Big stone Gap. superintendent j..
y. Hillsman. Coeburn. June 81 to July
rs. b.
Chase city. Superintendent II, n.
Jones. Petersburg; June 81 to July Is.
Covington. Joseph II. Saunders.
Richmond June 81 to July rs. II.
Emory, superintendent S. II. Nc
chesney. Bristol. June 81 to July as.
Farmyille. Dr.. J. l. Jarman. Farm
vile. June 90 to July rs.
F'redercksbur superintendent Up.
Nef, Stanton, June &c to July IS
Galax, +. B. Fitzpatrick. Roanoke,
June q to July IS. s
Harrisonburg.i Julian a. Burruss,
1farrlsonburg. June, 20 TO July 2S for
first session; July 81 to September /.
for second session
Luray, Superintendent James G.
johnson. charlottesville. June d 81 to
July rs. 'i3'
E
June 81 TO July 2S. Il
Newport News. Ernest Shawen, Nor
folk. June 81 totJuly IS. III
University Of Virginia, Charlottes-
Vile. Dr. Bruce r. Payne. Chariottes-
Vile. June 10 to July 20.
Winchester. J. D. Harris. Amelia,
June 81 to July rs.
For Coiorcd Teachers.
Cambria. Z. a. Long. Cambria. June
81 to July %.
Chase City, superintendent ]. B.
Terrell. Chase City. June 81 TO July
Danviile. D.. Webster Davis. Rich
mond. June 81 to July IS.
Hampton, DR.. G. P. Phenix. Hampton,
June 20 to July -.
J. Manassas. !. F. Hill. Manassas. June
81 to July IS. M
Petersburg, J.. IT. Johnston, Peters
burg. June 5 TO June 30.
Richmond. DR., George A. Hovey
Richmond. June / Q to- July 30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
CHANGES5IN CHOIR
Cosby md CnlI Engaged for second
ftl. Rnutfnf' Clurnl, .lI. .sstIl

Cosby md Cnli Engaged for Second
Baptist Church.
Ernest II. Cosby wlllltake charge OF
the organ at Second Baptist Church
day. succeeding I3assatt Ifough.
who is going abroad to continue his
musical education. Tho present choir
will remain until the close OF the sea-
son. fils
Norman Call has been engaged as
bass for next season, and Webb Hill
will be tho tenor. the present soprano
and contralto. Mrs. Gum and Miss
Macdonald. VIII main.
Mr.. Cosby will have full control of
the music. assuming tho duties of di-
rector, as we'll az those of organist
Another important change is the en-
gagemcnt OF j. Lamont Galbraith at
the First Presbyterian Church. Mr.,
Galbraith Is a native of Glasgow,
Scotland. and has only boon in this
country n few months He In an or
ganistt OF prominence and a composer
of no mean ability, several OF his
church compositions having already
been published in America
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
EAGLES TO HOLD
Big CONVENTION
Dixie Aerie Will Send Strong
Delegation to Hampton on
/. juno 10.

The next annual meeting OF the
State Organization. Fraternal order OF
Eagles. will convene at Hampton,
June -. for threc-day session II
promises TO be the largest gathering
of Eagles ever. held In Virginia Wed
nesday, the second dag OF the convcn-
tion. will he the big day. and a spe-
clal train has been chartered by Dixie
Aerie 10 take down Its members. thc,,
families and friends, II lis expected
mat on that day thtle viii DO In
hampton ~ least 1000 Eagles Sire
cial ARRANGEMENTS for their entertain
ment have already heen made
.a8lPetsr T. Murphy. of this city, past
worthy state president. and now stat,
Vice president, VIII in all probability
bic elected worthy State PRESIDENT for
the second time. 1t Is also understoon
that Charles ". Slaughter, OF Ifamp-
lon, state secretary. Will not be )
candidate for recollection, and that3If.
-. liirschberu. OF this city, win sue.
coed him. Grand Worthy Conductor
E5R Fnller. OF this city. will a,tena
tho convention rs 4 representative or
the Grann .tcr.c.
BEDFORD. j 4. Warde. Isaac Hold. j.
II bradley, James Kahn. Jr a.
Weinbrunn. H. e. lIrschbcrg. J. Hen.
bert Mercer, I>r. c. W. Barker. w.
Miller, IL. g. Chamberlain. Il. 4. Bas.
chon. ~ L. SotterGeld, j. C. Baker. j.
NJ. Allen. r. II. Mckinley. w. p. Lea.
man.
The Richmond delegation Will make
an effort 10 bring the next state CON
ventlon 10 this city. Dixie Acrle WI,
be represented In the Grand Acric
OF the United states. ut San Francisco.
August Is. hy L. r. Fuller and NJ. A.
Powers. Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
? ARK co NCERTS
BEGIN MORROW
Program for First Week Is An
nounced Schedule for
Playings.

Summer music in tho parks of Rich
mcnd begins to-mcrrow- night with 4,
concert at Chimborazo Park The fol /.
'owlnS Monday night the Blues Band.
which has tho contract for the sea
son. VIII play nj Marshall so,,are
libby md. and during the summer
thtle two parks will alternate.
On Tuesday nights there will he
alternate concerts AZ Monroe Park and
81 Riverside Park. beginning with the
former Each Wednesday, night tho
band VIII DO at CANDLES Hill. Thurs
day night nj Washington Sqnarc tSo,ith
Richmond court Sround) Friday
M hts az jefferson Park. and Saturday
~ ternoons at William Byrd Park. Tho
night concerts will be from $40 10
1850 and the afternoons from i.3o
TO ESQ.
First Program.
The program Tor this week is ar
March. 'Thro, the Line, i, cha mbers
0serture. Light Caya lry."... Suppe
waltz, Blue Danube't.. strauss
Patrol. Blue ana Gray. Daily
solo for cprnct. MADAME Sherry a.
Hochna. By Paris Chambers
lntcrmissEon.
selection. Bonnie Scotland".. Godfrey
tSoios for cd clarinet. piccnlo. bd
clarinet. corne,. trombone and
scrcnnde. "Angelus." from .AIari,ana,'
Solo for Eurhonlum. -.avening star,
(Wagncr)
March, The Bonnie Blues. Chambers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
WORKING FOR ROADS
Campaign On In Interchangeable
Work In Southwest.

work III Southwest.
State Highway Commissioner p. ST.
Julien Wilson has been IN N1ecSlen-
burg county for several days. address
Ing meetings and, aiding in the work
OF orgnniza ton. for the election on
June Is for the issuaECe of road bonds
In several magisterial districts. It is
stated that the outlook Is brigh. for
a favorable vote on the proposition.
In Wise county. which has voted
100000 for permanent highways, con-
tracts have already been let for fifty
miles fthe 125 to he built and the
remainder VIII lie awarded on June IS.
Work has been begun. The cost of
these roads Is going to be very rea-
sonable, considering the fact that 1t
will be necessary so haul limestone TO
some parts OF the county where sand
stone basis prevails.
New work in road building. under
the State Highway Commission. is be-
ins started in Fairfax and Loudoun
counties.
Surveys arc In progress in Tazewell
and Russell counties. where large bond
issues were recently voted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
MOONLIGHT TRIP
Daughters of confederncy VIII Help shiloh

Daughters of Confedcrncy VIII Help Shiloh
.i4tp Monument. ail}
Richmond Chapter United Daughters of
the Confederacy. VIII sivc moonlight ex-
cursion to Dutch Gap on next Tuesday even :
Ing. The Pocahontas VIII leave tho wharf
at S o'clock. and Will return between N
o'clock and midnight. There will be music
and dncinE ON the boat.
Tho patroncsses for tho affair are Mrs
Samuel W Williams. Mrs Walter Christian,
Mrs, Thomas Bocock.. Mrs. Charles Massie,
Mrs. T.. j. White, Mrs. w. w. IIuntley Mrs.
~ v. Randolph. Mrs D. a. Brown. Mrs d.
r. Williams. Mira Sidney T. Johnston. Mrs,
Robert Sydnor. Mrs Gordon Wright Mrs
y. a, Blenner. Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor Mrs
Hugh Miller, Mrs, Watson Phillips. Airs. II.
l.. Lorraine. Mrs S. q. Meredith. Mrs. b. c.
Elicit Mrs. ]. G. Corley md Miss Bettia
EIlyson. iis ~ $500 ~ I; tef., t M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

Candidates for various county Offices
gathered nt the courthouse yesterday
morning and presented their creden-
tials to the Democratic committee it
WAS decided TO scale the election as
scssments according to the number of
candidat les sin the field. and tho salary
carried BY tho offlcos. Tho assessments
are payable at tho next meeting Of tho
commit tce. AUGUST 8. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
D1,ildinr rrrp,ltnL-.

~ Tho following permits to build and
repair were issued in this Office OF
Building Inspector Deck yesterday
morning: # ANA III
Standard paper manufacturing com
pany. to erect thrce-story brick,
concrete and steel warehouse. on the
vest side ofltiull Street, between First
Street and the river. $500.
3 Charles Robinson. to repair frame
dwelling. 33l West Boyd street, $500.
Maude j. Ralph. TO repair brick
dwellings, 523-5-T Prcntis street. sl26.
J. i. Bggs. TO repair brick factory
on the south side OF Franklin street.
between I,wcnty-fourth and twenty
fifth Streets. $1,000 ~
WI Johnson. to repair brick store.
u West Leigh Street. 500
Mas Sjgniago improving. is'
Niss Mary Signiago who was opcrated or
at the Memorial Hospital for appendicitls
on Tuesday, is improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Police Court cn,.,a, 81,

colorod. were sent OH to the grand
jury from Police Court yesterdav
morning on charge OF breaking into
tho New York Tailoring Company, 5s5
West Broad Street, and stealing there
from ISL worth OF clothing.
Josephine Page, colored, ss charged
with stealing a gold rims from John
w. Scott was sent on to the grand
Jury. IS VIE --t-saLE .-ta III ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Observe sum,per Hopr..

Tho State Library force quit work at
noon yesterday. and this will be the
case every Saturday, until Septembe r 10.
On other week days during the aum 2,
mer the library closes at P. NJ, lin
stead Of at 10 p. NJ. which is tho win
ter schedule. IalN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
MISS MARY JOHNSTON no
ADDRESS COLORED WOMEN

AS an outcome Of work suggested
by theNGhild Welfare Conferences, and
in the aid of a plan to csta blish a
reformatory for colored girls. Miss
Mary Johnston and Miss Gulley Will
speak tomorrow before several or
ganlzations for colored women. brought
together by the Woman's Auxillary
of Richmond HOSPITAL, b az. 81 35',s'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
High school Al,lmni ,Ie,,,n :.

y ENTERTAINMENTS nave been Completed
for the second annual NEE tin 81 81 ibe
John Marshall High School, Alumni
association. TO be held in the High
School auditorium, Juno Il 3, 80, :!
B hmm ediately after the business sex-
sion, reception and dance will be
gymnasium. Owing to tho large mum. .
her of graduates, Secretary Alvin a.
Itutzler has been anablo 10 colnmu-
MICA te@5 wit b5 all, q BIZ Il hopes SthatNthe