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The Springfield herald., 1911-04-07
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The Springfield herald., 1911-04-07
CHANGE
IN WOMAN'S
LIFE
Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Graniteville, Vt.-"I was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered

I r ON nervousness
and other annoying
symptoms, and /
can truly say that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Veg ct q BILE Com
pound has proved
worth mountains Of
gold to me, as It
restored my health
and sire ngt h.. I
never forget to tell
my friends what
lydia T.. Pinkham'a
The Springfield herald., 1911-04-07

"Matrimony. my son."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
REMOVAL IS NOT
BEING AG|TATED
Report That True Reformers
Would Leave Richmond
Is Denied.

No effort will be made at the COM
Ing meeting of tho Grand Fountain OF
True Reforniers to have the headQuar-
tiers of the order moved from Rich
mc'id TO Newport News. or anywhere
else according to a statement made
last night by j. Thomas Newsome. at
torney for the Investigating commit
tee. 4 publication here yesterday said
that the Tidewater delegates would
try TO have the general offices moved
TO Newport News. and proceeded with
the assertion that the removal from
Richmond to some point seemed GER
tain. The name of Newsome was used
5 the ii2ad OF the delegation
THE matter OF location of our gem
eral offices is not being considered"
said the colored lawyer last night.
he Investigating committee, COM
posed of W. r. Griffin. of Washington,
as chairman: a. HUnbles. OF Lynch
burg. and Floyd Ross, OF St Louis.
was formed solely for the purpose of
Cleaning up the organization and rid.
the. bank and plunged the insurance
society into difficulties which have
nearly proved its downfall Our policy
is TO eliminate all these men, Rich
mond Is as good a location for our
oftices as We can get. and there is no
proposition for n removal, SO far as I
am advised"
a rally of the True Reformers will
be held tonight at the Third Street
Methodist Church, The object is to
discuss the proposal for deal with
True Reformers whereby in time they
would be paid their claims in full,
after turning over the assets OF the
bank to the society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
MAJOR PLANETS
IN CONJUNCTION
Mars and Saturn, in Line With
Earth, Furnish Brilliant
Spectacle.

The much-advertised Mars staurn
vaudeville turn took place on schedule
time at the midnight hour last night.
Astronomers had heralded 1t as one
Of the rare phenomena of the heavenly,
bodies-one which, like Halley's comet
is given to man TO see only once in
a lifetime. Those who needed the
advance notices of the press agent
and sat up last night saw rare and
uncanny sight
The major planets. Mars and Saturn.
we're in conjunction directly under the
moon. which was in its last quarter.
The two brilliant planets appeared SO
close together as to give the impress
sion of large double star OF great
brilliancy. Accurately speaking. Mars
being much nearer to US than Saturn.
passed between us and that planet.
Although Saturn is approximately
eight times farther away from us at
this time than Mars, both planets ap-
peared in the phenomenon last night
very close together-due to the fact
that the earth. Saturn and Mars We're
at this particular time In straight
line.
An idea OF the distance from the
earth OF the two planets and the moon
may be had from the figures express
ing the time II takes for light. which
has speed of $4,000 miles second.
TO travel from those bodies 10 us. 4
ray OF light traverses the space be-
tween the earth and the moon in one
second and half. The running time
between the earth and Mars for star
light express Is approximately ten
minutes. while the same limited max
ing the transuniversal run from Sat-
urn to OUR little foo:stool consumes
about an hour and twenty minutes.
That these three spheres hurting
through limitless space ct an incredi-
BILE speed should have occupied. even
for Il short time, points lying in
straight line and that this fact should
have been foretold by man months be-
fore the occurrence. Nils the lay i'm
agination with wonder and awe. While
the phenomenon last night lacked the
pyrotechnieal display OF Halley's APP
pendixed visitor. 1t wanted nothing In
impressiveness and grandeur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
WATCHMAN HIT
WITH BLACKJACK

a bold attempt at ROBBERY at the
, meat packing plant of Swift G Com
pdny' on Union Street, was foiled
early this morning by the braverv
pi Night Waterman Harry Inge. Short
~ a al I:So o'clock some one was
meafG khockins at the door. Inge,
sponded and opened the door. He was
az once struck over the head with a
u ., or blackjack. falling heavily. He
was stunned for but a moment how
ever, and rising, grappled with his
1Issaiiant, a big. ,burly, black negro.
IN the scuffle which followed win
COW frame was smashed outward The
negro apparently was alarmed ut the
SCUM, OF breaking glass on the side
Walk, below, and. giving up his at
tempt, fled in the darkness.
inse notified the First Police Sta
ton and officers were soon securing
the neighborhood The negro had not
oeen arrested early this morning. The
Waterman was only slightly injured,
the blow received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
SECURES APPEAL
IN DAMAGE SUIT
Locomotive Works Granted
Writ-Norfolk Bank Case in
Supreme Court.

writ Of error and supersedeas was
ssanted yesterday In the Virginia su-
pTerne Court in the case Of the Ameri-
can Locomotive Company against Yer
non F. Chalkley. from a judgment en-
tered on July II in the Circuit Court
Of the city OF Richmond. Mr.. Chalk
ley. about thirty years old. was en-
p!oyed in the Richmond Locomotive
Works. branch of the American Lo-
conceive Company. On June 90, 1910.
ne was Injured by "a place OF Aging
Steel which struck him in the eye.
permanently injur!ng his eyesight. He
sued aa5 secured verdict in the sum
OF $4,000.
The Supreme Court allowed an ap-
peal in the case OF VI. S. Murrell and
others against the Traders and Truck
ers Bank. from the Court OF Law and
Chancery OF the city or Norfolk The
action grows out of the failure OF the
bank. and involves number or com
plicatcd Issues following settlement
of the affairs OF that institution The
directors are charged with malfeas-
ance. and an effort is being made 10
hold them pecun!arily liable for losses
suffered by the petitioners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
INDEX TO ACTS
Virginia Inws Since 1870 Put In Ship
for Puhlic IiSe.

Virginia Lnws Since 1870 Put In Shnpe
for Public Use.
A complete index OF the Acts OF the
General Assembly of the state Of Vir-
g!nia from 1876 TO 1910 has just been
issued
The volume represents more than
three years OF hard work on the part
OF Clerk John W Williams. of the
House OF Delegates, aided by Public
Printer Davis Bottom, The volume
comprises LAPS pages and is expected
to prove a most valuable contribution
to Virginia history IN making accessi
Bile records the very mass OF which
has hitherto prevented inspection by
any but the most Ia borious students
All the laws passed IN a century and
quarter are indeXed. showing tho
legislation for the formation of coun-
ties and cities. and the charters OF
many public enterprises. The Index
forms IN itself brief, concise history
days, and besides It's historic value
will he of untold use to lawyers and
others desiring TO trace charters and
acts relating to public service corpora
tons and similar enterprises. y lin
tied number OF copies will shortly be
placed on sale by the public printer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Around the Hotels

Jefrerson-Mrs. r. NJ Barnes. Georgetown.
S. c.: Raymond Farr, Georgetown, S. c.;
Thomas 3. Whltted Charlotte. ". c.; w.
A. Chenewith Birmingham. Ala; DR.. and
Mrs. j. L. Early. Saltville. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Atkn, Misses Akin. Knoxville,
Tenn; z. p. Kellup. Baltimore; H. S. Good
man. Detroit; Barney Z. Myers. Pittsburg
f. b. Fitzgerald, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
McCathran, Washington. D. c.; Boyd
Smith Mineral. Va: j. T. Dolan. New
York; r. ]. Watterson. Atlanta James d.
Brady. Trenton. y. j.; Charles II. Lowndes
and Mrs. Albert Grlst. Norfolk. Va Mrs
Harry Hofheimer. Norfolk, Va: H. j. Grist,
Norfolk, Va
Murphy's-R. w. Flanagan Louisa: It. D.
Berry. Bedford: T. L. Clark. Stuart: Mr.
and Mrs. E. NJ. Hudgins Chase City: r. D.
Davis. Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Cole.
Virginia. DR.. b. L. Brooks courtland r.
ham: Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Miller, Ports
mouth; o. a. Irving. Virginia: C. B. Stone,
Virginia.
Richmond-George Adams. Roanoke; Mrs.
w. E. Newly, Crewe: Charles Hunter.
Staunton: A. D. Hudgns. Norfolk; w. B..
Malone. Lynchburg; w. j. Westhart Jr..
Danville; j. E. Bohannan, Powhatan; Jam es
oke,
Lexinston-J L. Bunting. Norfolk: L. x.
Mooers, staunton; Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Mill
err Victoria; A. r. Howard. Farmviie: Will
liam p. Gordon. Norfolk; E. D. LockeTly.
clarksviile; W. o. Finch. Bowling Green: L.
a. Campbell. Wilmington: r. E. Edwards.
smithheld; William d, sharrett Bristol; G..
Danvlle: W. w. Greine, Orange.
Stumpfs-A d. Fender Norfolk; l.. f..
Hubbard. Farmville; S. F. Sibert, Lynch.
burr: q. v. y. ALBANIA Emnorla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
CITY PURCHASES
VANL { " BLOCK
Commissioners Award Entire
Sum of S25,ooo-To Be Used
as School.

BY condemnation proceedings. or
6ered by the City Cooncil on July 90
the city yesterday acquired the old
Nan Nan Lew Pgoperty', between Iwen, ~
Grace and Franklin Streets. the site
to be used for a public school.
Judge Witt appointed as commits
t!one[I GeoT Wi,,, ID Pesn I0an
Greentree and ". Arnold. who met on
the premises al II o'clock They re-
ported a short tisre later. awarding
the owners OF the property, DR.. VIII
liam II. Parker and the Virginia Club,
$4,000, the whole amount appropriated
by the Council for the purpose. At
torney John B. Minor was then ap-
pointed commissioner to examine the
title to the property. The amount
OF the purchase was deposited by the
City Auditor TO the credit OF the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
COUNCIL CALLED
Aldermen Members of Street Coum,,t
sun TightinE rronnsed Rnnd IsSma

niucrHneh members OF Street COMMITTEE
sun Fighting Proposed Bond Issue.
FFesicent r. Lee Peters issued Yesterday
q call 'or meeting o! the Common Council
30! next Wednesday night at o'clock 10
teke UP diminished business. Although tho
eooS mas met twice this month II has NO,
had a two-thrds vote necessary FOR ali ~, ',W'
po1tsnt measure. eppropria;ing rnoneyi and
TIE punk OF the months business is s;iu n
The docket includes IN. prono..e ,o.s
.s.ue .oF the new bridge and Other in, =
;T'o,emenis Threats were openly expressed
~ ne street Committee las; night by
Whee"S1fs OF the Board o. Aldermen ,h,,
~, ,r's bond Issue would be again held II, ma
.. q pan is reported for bond ISSUE fn-
go IN met several members Of The
coIn,sl Nee, state thtt they have .ormed q
sr..s 10 Prevent the passage OF any BOND
Naue uht! the Stree; item Is proylds5 ,"s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
FINISH ANALYSIS TO-DAY
Coroner Taylor May Then Reconvene jury
on Death OF Child

Coroner Taylor stated las. nigh. that no
might possibly nn!sh the chemical analysis
o: the contents o. the stomach OF Shirley
Carter Nelson ;h!s afternoon, In the event
OF which he Win convene the corone.'s fury
to-snoF.ow afternoon 10 complete the inquest
begun las; week.
Shirley Carter Nelson. nine months Old
died in the Memorial Hospital at ! O'Clock
Tuesday morning. August S. atte. haviu z
been IN coma for etShieen hours Two
attending physicians suspected opium pols-
on!ng. though admitting that the syrnp-
toms might have been caused by soma
brain disease. \ post-mor;eIn examination
OF the body made. but no Indications
OF foul play discovered. Upon th.
chemical analysis OF the contents OF the
stomach the cage now depends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
AFTER OLEO DEALERS
Imitation Rutter Traders Alleged to At
tempt to Defrnud Uncle sam.

tempt to Defrnud Uncle sam.
Under the prcsen; laws there IS no pen
atty attached FOR failure 10 pay special
TAX during tho month IN which business is
begun by dealers In colored and uncolored
oeiamargar.ne. and the United States inter-
raj revenue Office here has found tina, prac-
t.ca!ly the same people Jake advantage o.
this regulation each year and only pay the
required Zee when discovered hy representa-
,ives o. the department. To prevent this
the collector has decided to recommend the
prosecution OF those persons who cont!nual-
~ fail to pay this tax.
There IS no opportunity to evade the tax.
because the fact Will be discovered sooner
or later by the department, However. II
entails considerable unnecessary work. ard
It has been determined 10 break up the
practice OF trying 10 trim Uncle Sam.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
NEGRO ORDERHAS
NOTABLE RALLY
Members of St. Luke Society
Have Meeting in City
Auditorium.
WARNED AGAINST loLENEss
Gospel of Hard Work Is
Preached by Principal
Speaker.
WARNED AGAINST lDLENEss

One of the largest assemblares o,
colored people in the history OF Rich.
mond gathered last night in the CITY
auditorium for n rally of the race
under the auspices of the Right
Worthy Grand Council of the Inde.
pendent Order of St. Luke. This BODY
is In session here, and last nights
pubic exercises constitute Its princi-
pal feature.
White people. friends of the race
and OF the order. sat in the gallery.
In that part of the hall there was
universal comment on the demeanor
OF the delegates and others who at
tended the meeting. Everything was
conducted with the utmost decorurn
and with dignity which would. IL
was pronounced. have been credit
10 any assemblage anywhere.
Urges Ali TO Work.
The principal address was delivered
by Rev Walter II. Brooke. pastor of
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church,
OF Washington. HIS subject was Race
possibilities" The speaker impressed
the gospel of hard work. frugality and
right living on his hearers He de-
cried the idle and worthless negro. at
once a curse to the country and TO
the race and to himself, and urged
every one to find some employment, no
the body employed
The possibility of work was regard
cd by the speaker as perhaps the
greatest of his race-the possibility
OF doing useful tasks in the world and
OF teaching the generations TO come
to work for their bread and to labor
earnestly every day in the year.
Good feeling toward the Southern
white people was also lesson sought
TO be taught. He called them the best
friends of the negro race, and hoped
that the time would never come when
the negro and the white man who is
now his neighbor and friend shall ever
be ANYTHING else than friends, with
the black man deserving the good
will the esteem of the white.
Music was a feature of the meeting.
and was rendered by well-trained
choir
Were Well Treated.
Every consideration was shown the
delegates. on street cars leading 10
the Auditorium the white passengers
were made to move to the front %
give room TO the negroes, while on
crowded cars the colored passengers
were allowed to retain the places they
held. without disturbance. The no
lice on duty handled the crowds with
out trouble OF any sort, realizing that
this was a meeting OF and for coll
ored people. The leaders in the order
expressed themselves last night at be-
ing much gratihed with the meeting
and It's results. and with the evil
dent disposition to treat the race with
kindness and TO encourage It in it's
efforts for q moral uplift.
1t Is expected that much the same
feeling will exist in connection with
the True Reformers. White friends
have aided In the endeavor TO put
this order on It's feet. and for this the
negroes express the utmost gratitude.
Fully 500 delegates are in the city
attending the Grand Council OF the
Order of st. Luke The
order does business in twenty-one
States. the meeting now in progress
being the largest in It's history. Mag
gle L. Walker. OF this city, Is the
grand secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
POSTPONE TRIAL
Police Commissioners Fail OF Quorum and
Men VIII BE Henrd EridnY

Wen VIII BE Hoard Friday.
Several members being absent the Board
OF Police Commissioners failed o. 4 quorum
last night. and the meeting. which was to
have seen the trial o. three members Of the
force on charges preferred against them
was postponed 10 Friday night.
The three officers who vii. face trial are
T. w. T.ns!ey. who Is charged with general
lHef!c!cney: j. 4. Baughan. OF the Third
Precinct. who Is charged with leaving Tho
city without permission and being arrest
eo. and Policeman stone. against whom
general charges Of. conduct unbecom!nE an
office! have been preferred.
Baughan went only far as Forest HILL
IaeTe he became involved In an argument
rested and lined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Mr. Jnmes Improving.

professor i. C. James. OF the Green.
vile Female College. who has bcar
under treatment for about two week,
a, the Memorial Hospital, has great,
that institution in a few dave RI
coming session DIR. James will assam,
new duties as dean OF the Bessie TT,
remale College. at Forsyth. ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Seixck nlstIllerr

Deputy United states Marshai ]. f Mar
chant returned Yesterday from C!arksville.
wheFe ne served papers Attaching Tho
i5taNex Dam D!stilling Company. operating
utshIieFN No Sta for alleged violations ~
sne internal revenue laws. The d!sti.iery
mas executed bond pending a se.tle,nen, ~
We charEes agALnst N y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Building Permits.

Building land repair permits were issued
yesterday follows:
Richmond Methodist Mission. to erect n
two -story detached brick mission house on
the north side Of Grace between Eighteen
and Nineteenth Streets
John r. Fry. TO erect a two-s.ory deta CHI
cd frame dwelling on the north side OF
Twelfth Street between Perry and McDon-
ough Streets. South Richmond.
w +. Fry. TO erect n two-story detached
brick dwelling the west side OF Meadow
between Floyd and Grove Avenues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17

with about 800 charter members Rich
;nohd Nest, Order OF Owls. was organized
4uesaay night. and the following officers
erected j. Samuel Paris president: John
l.. sa;ierheld. vice-president: j. Sterling
aay'oT. secretary. w l.. Waring treasurer
w. Is. Jennings, warden: a r Campbell
suA'G Pau seeber,. picket DR.. A. I. Mar
In pr. I. 5, shelton. Dr. a r. Cosby and
~ Edward Mccarthy, examining physi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17

For the purpose Of further observa
Hon 10 operation has vet been per
iGfmed upon the windpipe of Wilbur
.ao2ns' me seven year old boy, of EN-
pofla' va. who swallowed water
melon seed and IS now in the virginia
Eospital suffering from an abscess
whtre II lodged X-ray photographs
"l ihe Fachea were taken yesterday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Prepare for Contention.

committee. consisting OF E. D. Taylor.
J. Tanner. r: L. Peters. J. s. Ripley
and l. j. Marcuse. wtns appointed by the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday 10 take
charge OF arrangements for the convention
o. the National Paint. OIL and Varuish
manufacturers. which VIII meet here daring
the hTst week in October Sessions q! the
convention Will be held In the auditorium
OF the Jefferson Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Punish Reckless Driver.

John Vaughan. coiored. was fined $40 and
costs and placed under peace bond OF 500
for six montho yesterday when he
ra!gned before Magistrate T. ]. Puryear on
charge OF reckless driving and running
over and seriously inJuring john Hill, also
nitted to jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Realty Transfer OF $4,000.

The following deed OF bargain and sale
was recorded yesterday IN the office OF the
clerk OF the Henr!co county Circuit Court:
r. a. Rohleder to r. L. Barnes prop
erty. about IS acres. on tn Broad Stree,
Road. about one mile from the city limits
for $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
pnlice Court cns.a

Charles l.. Guliett. J-., charged with
stealing *a4 from F e Lucas, was dismiss
ed yesterday in the Police Court.
Reoecca Washington. colored. suspected o.
having stolen special delivery letter con-
tanning IS. from ]. L. Nixon. was dismissed.
Charles Sellers. colored. charged with
wounding Walter connigar. was sent on to
the grand iury.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Automobile Club Meeting

ne monthly meeting OF the Rich
! changed. cyht at $40 o'clock
steady and
Southern sweets. b. ,t,,,
, quiet ard unchanSeGi,.
nuts-Unchanged. ~ Sonhned
Cottonseed oil was ar. - DeIcNcc
but later essed OF. wgtoio IeVer.
spot. owing TO speculativ
| pressure. Futures CLOSED
points net lower Augut
TENDER. 5.5l655:: octobe
vember. 6.3s0 $50: Deee!
prime crude. nominal: DTL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
MAY PROSECUTE
Revenue Department Still After Delinquent
Corporntious.

Corporations.
Many OF those corporations which failed
10 pay the excise tax required by the United
States government before July have com
promised the matter with tho Richmond
office OF the Internal Revenue Department.
but few still remain which have made
no attempt 10 adjust the matter. Cases un-
settled when the autumn term OF the dis
trict court opens in October Will be pre-
scented to Judge Edmund Waddll, Jr., for
settlement 1t was said yesterday at the
Of cnilnc-or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
ARRESTS YESTERDAY

Ola Brown Charges Augustus Bowles With
Stealing Her Trunk.
JoaH booker colored. was arrested last
niEhi on eharse % stealing 81 from II
Pinche:ky.
berhiey Taylor. co!o-ed. was arrested on
eharge OF he!ng d!sordery and resisting
Policeman Kidd
O!e Brown made complaint against Angus
tus Bow!es. colored. saying that she aus
pected him OF having robbed her OF a trunk
locked up.
Lynnwood Carter. colored. was arrested
on charge OF asssuting Annie wa.e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
Dntes for Jones snc.c,

Chanses were made veetrrd",.
ne virginia Democratic I.eagne -
.ls Gates FOR certain Ineet!nre ~ Ia
$50. sed by ", a. Jones. He viii
clifton Forge FRIDAY aro.
,MaYnesboro, Saturday. August o. ~ -
IS iho0h)i siaunton, Monday, Angus,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
yonderl.hr H.nta.onh nn,.

a. L. Nonderiehr has been elected dele
pate 10 represent Richmond Conclave. I'm
proved Order Of Hepta,ophs. al tho Sis,ric,
meeting. which will take place 10 This city
September II. He was also named 10 reprc-
sent this cone!are at the national meeting
which Will be held in Milwaukee In the ar-
tumn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
WANT CONVENTION
Will Ask Dabney to Help Get Big Meeting

Here.
Tho services OF ". T. Dabney. business
manager OF the Chamber OF Commerce. Will
be asked By local members to secure the
1912 convention OF the National Associat ton
ot Storekeeper. and Gaugers OF the United
States Internal Revenue Department .or
this city. The following committee has
been named by the association OF the Sec
ond Virginia District to confer with Mr.
Dabney: G. L. snyder, W. r. Doan and
Mortimer NJ. Stoddard The members OF
this mnnittee, with several Others are
delegates 10 the convention which takes
place September and In Louisville Ky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-17
UoJd cour, In nonri,,,

Governor William II. Mann yesterday
designated Judge e. ]. Harvey. OF Patrick
county. 10 hold la term OF court for Judge
A. ". Aiken. OF Danville. and TO sit for
him both in vacation and in term time
Judge Aiken has been in bad health for
some weeks. and expects to take a prolonE-
ed vaca alton.