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The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT.

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Convenient in the home. OLIVER TYPE
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The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

Andrew Grady purchased at public auc-
tion at noon to-day from S. II. Lunt,
auctioneer, a two-story frame house on
the south side Of Wythe street, between
Patrick and Henry streets, for $50
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MOVING, PACKING, & STORING.

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Arguments on the exceptions to the re-
port of Special Commissioner John NJ.
Johnson, filed by the receivers of the de-
funct Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation, lave been postponed until
October IS
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Funeral services for John T Slower will
take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon from the First Baptist Church. The
services will be conducted by Rev. w.
F. Watson, pastor, and burial will be in
Bethel Cemetery. The members of Po-
topac Lodge. Of Odd Fellows, and mem
bers Of the Order OF Railway Conductors
will attend. -
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BOOKBINDING.
TAILORING.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's SUITS
made to order at lowest prices. Expert
cleaning. repairing. and dyeing. All work
guaranteed. Work called for and de-
livered. GOLDMAN, The Tailor, 500 18th
st: NV. Main 392. 264-tu. u, ST
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
anferOrbsntIidl bu4e @pananna.
etss sfsftrifas eafisris In GHstHHb IN eetrteb
eetest, Iieferi fo.400 Bait

Cine eleftriihe Batterie, ,pie fie
nobI in ioIdem rlmfunge un6 bon
eIei6er 2eiihtngsf1bigfeit nod ME
5uoor bergeiteIlt porben tpur, lit 81
fpiiienifaftIiden Spedeu IN gngIano
eeidoffen tporoen. sic beItebt aus
ni6t perieer OILS 1900 9ltfrmilator-
etementen un6 lit I'M Stanbe, in
@eibenibaItiing bic miBeroroertTibe
bobe Spannine bon 10,400 Bolt su
Iieiern. Die @eiommtbeit lit in "a
@r,ippen 5u ie 40 @Ienenten einge-
tbeiIt. @emeffensnertb lit 6os ber-
b6Itnibm6big gerirge @epidt, oas
tros Der @ernen6una bon 8IeipIot-
ten, Die ober mir aus 6iinnem 9leh
berfertigt fin6, nur 450 Riloeramm
betrGgt, Elm NIT gfiidiidt auf Die 9obe
2eiItine eritaunlih eeringer 9etrag.
GelbItoeritGnbIib tit 6ieie gntterie
cine aiemIi9 sefGbrIibe 0a6bar-
fd)oft, iobab beion6ere 8orri9tuneen
aneebroht ipuroen, 1un cine unDor-
fi6tiae 9eriibrling 5ii berbiiten. 8ei
Der 8orfiibruna Der 8otterte in elmer
Sisuna Der 9onooner &ortsen9eiea-
idoft plrbe elm 9i1tboger erseuet,
bel oeiien 8iIbung Elm pfetferlSer Con
entIt1no, tpeiI Der Strom einer fol.
den gatterie niht b5llig gIei9n1dbis
fIiebt. 8ur6e eine 9epoerer SIoide
iiter benz 2h5bpeeE ein9eiSaItet, 10
l0Tte ii6 oieier in cine roide 6olge
bon Sllnfen auf. 9abei iteIlte iih
elm muiifaIiiher Con elm, Der ii6
5eitipeiie Su eiltem broltiepben I@e.
rGil6 oerit1rfte. gluberoem puroe
eine iebr groBe 8obI neridieoener
@rperimente ouSeefiibrt, Die gum
She'll nod ntemaIS 5itoor NIT elmer
gatterie mogli6 gefpeien poren. ltns
ter glnoerem witrbe ee3eigt, tpie Die
p9n bem oeutIden 8bnfiter 8olbItein
entbedten &anoITtrablen eine media
ntife Rirtung niisiibter. inoem fie
fleine MitbIrd6er aus Iei6tem Stoff
pie @Iimmer ober 4Iuminium in
9rebung 81 Iesen nerntogen. ltebrt-
gems bat iidl erft anf oieiem 8ege
6lirh 9enusung Der 9atterie nit ool-
Ter Siherbeit ertpeiien IaIien, bob
bieie 8or9Gnge ipirfIid, bon einem
Druid Der Strablen berriibren. glub
Die 8eriude nit SittroHben Robren
fielen iebr iutereIiant unO beiouoers
aIdpene aus, inoem Die oerOiinnten
@aie uno oos @Ias Der Robre ieIbit
In beIites @iiiben uno 2euften ge-
rietben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
geluesunsrn i'm @Icti6cr.

Die 9epegltugen oes Itr6manoen
@ties, ons in oem gaatlirluunSer Ser
@letider IN Die griteimlltg tritt, fat
Oen ghatnriouidern uieI Sor,erbre.
den genladyt. Sn Der Gbat lit bas
8tetid,erets einer Der ionorborlten
9orper. oie itd3 aif Der groe firoen:
10 lepft bitnti 8drme auf3uIoieu mo
0od iprGSe pie 0et 1drteIte Sta6l
gegen &autnuritlGge. Die @Iet.
iderforfcr, IN Die oos Gis BEL Ser
SfIneIpurg Serf1It, Die GuorOnatng
Der iogennunten btaaien @dn0er unO
Der 2atit6tafen. dlle oieie einseInen
@tgeridaften at Der 9iiianunen-
iceitrg oes @Ietdrreiles eeben Der
llrteriidpntg cine cause Reibe ocn
RGtbieln oilf. Dogl treten bann orr
6ere 5ungen dIlecmeiner glrt, ). y.
nub oem 8ritiuoe, lpeSboIb Die 21nge
inro 0Sabe Der @Ietiter i'm &auf Der
SSnbre iuro Subr5ebnte 10 9roben
Sdlpantlngen unterDorfen IT un0
mariim bic nletiten uIpineu @Ietidjer
tuGbrenO oes letter. SSnbrpiuoerts
eirren ioit itett8 Jltnebntenben Slid.
Sua oftgctreteH bnben. @eiono1re
9eobofhlnaen iiber one 8e1peglin8cn
i'm @leti6ereis bat nirrb utele Sabre
Der beriibnlte Gbpiifer 8rofeiior
9lrdyailar Gn Waorteratidt @Ieti6er
inn @ngaNin an9eiteIlt iuuo jeSt Der
RopaI Societp m e6inblug nritae-
tbeilt. lin gl eurtteIn, OBJ bic
I1ddtigfeit lno ioniit ole @einntrt-
npaiie Oes @lstiders idgpaitft, bat
Der @elebrte elm eirfodes @erfohren
eetpG6lt, til0ant er bon beItinrnlten
gIdten aus beobodltet bat. tpie melt
Sic 9eugiptsen Der llnp8ebltrg iiber
oie oberite 5tdfe oes @getiders
finausradeu. gr lit aber aud ms
SSnnere oes Giles eiitaeOrlnpgen.
@ern cine 9o5uing bon ser @let-
IterAulge aus ieitltdb in -0os Sis se.
nradyt uno BON sSnbr oll Sabr tieier
bineir1etrieben tpiro, 70 uilr1rHt lie
an gtus6ebrplut5 0od nift 3u, neil
nos @ietifercis BON oben fer iliuner
mebr nof6r6ngt. 9uuh 9eitaltere
Wstftel bat Der 6orid)er AUDI Bic
lteber8elrglrrs gelponner, oab i'm Sn'
uepn SeS @letidereiIes itrii6eIformi.
ae 9apeaalupen Dor ii6 geben, dbn'
i'd, fpie Bel Der Stroutlurg Don ge'
tpobuIiGGni @aiier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
DE Ia&t bss eOtt,ntuttsn slsrsts.
DeRstsass Der xsstsa burn SaHs sub Rasst.
ittulaEtit seitiert.

otud oie &ottentotten, Die bod sri
ben tiefitebenoen @eluobuern @5rifas
adbIen, bdben ibren bespnberenIer5te.
ftnno, Der freiiih oieisn @brennomen
nift rid)tis oerOient, neil feline Ser.
treter. tpie BET ben meiiten iiioutrita.
ntitben @oIfern. nenieer NIT IiIien.
id1oft o0er oiih mir @rfabritrg, ols
nit 8auberei ibr Gei66ft gu treiben
beItrebt linb. Die n9IerSte~ Der Sot.
tertotten boben ioeor redt unange-
nebme @efpobHbetten, inoem fie Den
aronfen einreoen. oab b0ie 9ea6barn.
IdleGt eefinnte 8eripanote uno an.
bere fSein0e Die eigentIide llria6e
Der Rronfbeit ieien. Weon fam ft6
poritenen, ipeI1 cine Summe bon
ltnflg elm FOLDER Mnnn itiften fonli,
pern er bogi auiaeIegt lit, ieinen
ginflub bosortig or3npenSen. Stirbt
Der aronfe tros ben 8auberfiiniten
6es 9lr5tes, 10 boben ieIbItperitdnoli6
an6ere 6apon ShuI6, un6 Der MeSi.
ainmann ibeut iih oftmaIs nidt, Die
8eronttportuna ein5elnen 9erionen,
Die er nit Ranten nennt. auSui6rei.
ben. 6riiber ging man oann nollenos
10 melt, Die bonn glr5te oIs ifJllIoig
be3eidnete Berion gum Eooe an Der.
urtbeilen, elm @eri1tsperfabren, mie
es ipioerfinniger aud sur 8eit Der
iflinnliten Serenpro5eiIe ni9t ir.
geu6fuo beitanoen bat. Or. 9ioen.
Der IN einem 8ortraee Dor Ser SfopaI
Societp fir SiiSafrifa Die geItat.
tungsgebrdii6e bel oen Sottentotten
beiproden bat, ingt leioer ni6t, ourb
neldle ginfliifie oieie 2eute beruogen
moroen iino. Denigitens oieiem an.
Beriten @roO bon ltneere9tigfcit uno
@ilfiir bel ben sler5ten su iteuern
oeer ii4 ipenigitens ridt mebr 6ur6
tbre angebereien 70 melt binreiben
5u laiien. Die 8orbereitung oes ge-
grGbniiies beginiit lmmitteIbar naf)
Dem 8erideioen 6es Rronfen. Die
@rube, in Die er sebettet ner6en ion.
niro nit elmer roben Sol5ibaufeI
lno einem gIntiIopenborn gegraben.
Gn Die 9eitattliug ihIiebt iab elm
Cans, oonn eine 6eitIi9feit, Die olir6
Die dan5e gaodt oniert. Mlehrere
8oden nuh Dem lobe geben Die
mannIihen 8eripon6ten ie0en Weor.
gen Dor Sonuenaufgong na6 bem
@rabe unb> oerriften bort @ebete oil
ben @eiit Eobei miiiien tie ooqig
unbefIeiOet ieIn. SpGter tiimmert
nan iib nidt mebr I'M 6aS @rab,
Uenn Der @eiit. mie ongenommen
miro, aus Dem @robe oeridlpunoen
uno in cinen Sdafal eeiabrpn lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
Iie oieI SAnbfucrf brnndJt bic mo-
berne elegante 5rau?

gIs fiirSIi6 elm 9eriftSool5 l5ieber
in 9aris ben auftras erbieIt, bel Ell.
uer itonpn Sdngerin pom 9rettI
eine Pf1noun9 por8uuebnen, fouRte
er IN ieinem Srotofoa oils Sieges.
be1te airber ei1tem futbupn BeIa-
maHteI uuo einigen 4beubfIefoern
nou @ertb naht ipeRiger ais aGt.
sebn Baar S1ube u1to StieieI Der.
sei6nen. SeltIameripeis periaben
bic gsariier 9eridterftutter bieie
3ohI nit eiuem groben Iusru-
f,lrgS3eid)en. Sic idieneu es fir
einen iobeFbaiten Gurus, ia fir etne
GrtraboganS 3u bolten. Sab cine eIe.
gante iiIrge 6rau, bic fth bon 9e-
rufs tpeaen irnner nad Der nenelten
Wto6e getlst6et seiger utuB, onoert'
baIb 0uitenb Rndr SdyiibDerf beitst.
Die Barrier berpeiien 0antit ein iebr
ihIebtes Gse6GdtntB. sic botten
iih eritmeun fonnen, oob 'Sardb
8ernborot. oIs ite Dor etner Reibe
BON Sdbren cine ibrer Riuionen
ei1rbrimgeroen 9hln6fubrten our6
amerita antrot, EN- gnrlses arienal
bon Sduben ,ndmlit utft peuiger
ais $50 4oare, oie idmntIih nm.
felr2geIneu tunrerl, nit Grf Die Heiie
nnbm. 9obei Iegt man belrt5utaae
allf gutiisenoes ShuEDerf, tpomog.
lid nod elm grGBereS @erpt6t als
iriiber. 9lltd Sie tn olen Stao-
ten porbnuOelren 2dSeu, m De-
Jen fertiges ShIbtperf IN ieOem
6ormnt n1b gu ieOem Breiie
fGuTli6 lift, ipridt ntdt geger, Jon
bern fiir 6icie 8ebaitptupg Denn
Aas Sdibbipert, 6as IN ienen 2G0en
erb4lfIih lit, 5eidnet ith i'm groBen
unS gar3en olrd getGllige 6orm
unS iolioes Mnteriol aus. Triiber
tonnte elmer eleeanten 6rou i'm
@ruuoe omeierlei Sdubperf genii.
gen, ioItes fir Oie StraBe uub iol'
Dies fir ben Gallon. g8o5u 6ann
bodlItens nod, Der beaueme Sous'
idu6 trat. 3a5u tomntt ole uo6er'
ne GSrau ni6t mebr ans. 9enn Die
moSeraSV Srau trei6t 'Sport. sic
broudt .Bequeme uno baltbdre Cite
iel uenn iie oes 9tadnrittags
pSbopping" gebt SaGbIdube oon
aalb. oOer @ilOleoer. lpenB iie 9e.
iu6e mott ODER sum 6itniiibrtbee
eingeIGoen lit. peibe Sd)ltte fiir ben
9upntennis-8Iae, eeIbe Sdniintie'
feI fiE Die fiiiitIihe gisbabn. bobe
2aditiefeI sum @eiten. iie bruuht
Stronoidpbe, tpenn iie ben CONNER
an Der See ,lulo geGeeRtieiel. penn
iie i'm i'm @ebirge oiibrin9t, lino Die
auseeihnittenen Sfltbe, Die iie oes
gbenos aipiebt, utiiiien, 70 min es
Die Deooe iest, Ser 5Grbe Der Eoi'
Iette oneepGBt iein. SSn letter 2iRie
bGnet oemna1 Die 9abl bes 'S6ub.
lperfes Der mo6ernep eIeaanten
5rau. fdus iie nidt gernoe eine
DoIIarpriit3eiiin lit, bon bem
Gelbbeiitel uno Der Sreieebigfeit ib.
res Rannes db. llnb aud BIER gill
bas Isnrt, Snb Der BcbItb6tigfeii
feline S&raHfen seiest fiHo ...
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SIN 3Deifel.

u Gin Der @eieufdnft, Ieiie): ~@a-
rem mir BEL Der S6riftitellertn, 6ie
urps gegeriiberiist, uid)t neliIi6 'updl
81 @aibeP"
o.: -aaeroings 49,. Warltm frd'
gen Sie9"
81: ~Sm, mir fieI eben elm, oot
fte mir en- paar ugbebugIfhe StIR,-
6eu bcreitet bot, uno oa fmrbf i'd
r1dt rett, Oh t1 BON ibr mos ee'
gdfn aber oeIGen bobe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-07-13
eatfaiuanuo & @homiua @nIlth.
(Qauret qinir.)

9ptIdr Scranton uut g4iIfse-parrs.
aHde ssyTaHtu Seroutcr nm M. . m, z m
100, 500 uuN 6.0n aRrfn,ue. tim N @cr.
aeus an Spo&suiadtu urS ans ua%fcIotnh'
ipdn,td sRiuuttu. uHt nm 7nn wprn'us ~
@ounidden uuS ale udhFoIds-Ss ,s"dn,id Spi
uutsu Ma uue i-HuHss 70 M OeNd5ta. In mH.
Iss-Sarrs Al piuuisu 'pstr nuVsmms-h.
GrstrsiHas. MIR IL Ti'taInr n-hnT'suS. S,-
dHtW StvArtru afs Stuuhs tdntiG. dusns
nomuten Ec-~tdna nab Hsiertnds~ NV ~
Wcvdsua STA 7.tq HseuS&. uvN 'rs#sr IN gNfI
Fes-S3arrt an HRiuutsu fbSi'r EN-
Sesttrtr N'sua ,s-it% Gr-a-sn- 0du Tu
TarV, 9naa TdrI. Ut'srsbuvn uuA Duun,Svs.
side SakvNIau sa- asNSSksFHvNsrutt 3tds
FRAT in Rrd't am 8. Snlif9o7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
v..P. |. TRUSTEES
MEET At ROANOKE
ESPECIAL TO rhe.r,ms..pIspatch.l

Roanoke. Va. August ls.-The board OF
visitors of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, in session here. to reduced tue mstri-
culation Zee from SIS to IS. Another lmpor-
tant matter considered by the board was
the formation OF an agreement whereby the
Institute will furnish the town 0. Blacks
burg with water This followed formal
report OF the State health officer. who de-
c!ared that the water supply OF Blacksburg
was impure. The report OF the hnance COM
m!i;ee was most gratifying, and showed
that all OF last years appropriations have
been met and that there is q balance In
the treasury OF $500. This Will be devoted
TO improvements 10 be made this year.
Because of the absence OF President Bar
ringer. who was attending the funeral OF
ferred until the October meeting.
Lhose present to-day were President L. E.
Johnson o: Northfoik and Western, rector
Colonel a. NJ. Bowman OF Salem; j. c.
Darlington. Of Charlotte Courfhouse L. D.
ki!aes, Richmond: r. j. Noel. East Rad
tord: r p. F. St. Clair Giles county; A.
VI Barker. AHtor; Roswell Page. Hanover.
and c. !. Wade. Christiansburg secretary
and treasury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
VIRGINlANS AT THE HOTELS

Murphy S. Browning, Roa-
noke; Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Keys, Vir-
ginia: Mrs James f. Anderson, letters
Vile; T. VI. Taylor, Virginia; J. w
Guerrant. Caroline county; W B.
Smith. South Hill: T. w Moses. Apo
mattoX; ]. C. Washburn. Culpeper S.
F. Badgett, Farmville; l. p. Stearnes
Newport News; Mrs. Nat Matthews and
son, Kenbridge: Kate Gillette. Empo-
ria; j. C. Farley, South Boston.
Richmond-Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Banks.
Gordonsville: VI. H. Jeffries. Norfolk !;
]. H. Hawkins. Virginia; Mrs. j. y.
Smith. Mrs. Robert E. Cox. Fort Mon
roe; Mrs S II. Wertheimer. Miss Vert
heimer. Miss Lash. Newport News; II.
T. Powell Danvine.
Stumpf's-E. L Holtzclaw, Norfolk /:
Robert S. Page. Gotham: George L.
Smith. South Hill: ]. D. PEBBLES. En-
poria; Woodward. Allen. Norfolk; Rice
Gwynn. Danville; G. NJ. Fitzgerald,
Lexinston-J. K. McClaugherty,
Buchanan; G. B. Wayne. Danviile; F.
s Farrar, Jetersvilie; C. E. Matthews.
Virginia; F.. L. Harris. New Kent; Miss
x endig. Lewiston; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Johnson. Orange; c. G. Amos, Column
bia Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hause. Miss
Gladys Hause. Virgil P. Hause. w. c.
Swank. Harrisonburg; F. II. Stro-
hecker. NJ D. Roanoke.
Jefferson Hotel arrivals-Mrs. S. Gardner.
Augusta a.: Charles II Kersey. New York
S. G.. Turnbull. Bristol Va; E. NJ. Spears.
New York: Il. P. Coles. Charlotte. y. c.: a.
j. Eichler. oston: #. D. Roberts. Highland.
~ Y; f. B. Stone. Rochester. ". Y; VIM. L.
Reid. Schenectady. y. Y, a. S. Connolly
and wife. Alexandria John P. Cast. New
York; II. 5. Loneman, New York; R. B.
Boyd. North Carolina: a. ]. Boyd North
Carolina; 5. G.. Turner. Atlanta: W. S. War
ner. Atlanta; George L. Tappan and wife.
Chicago: Richard c. smith, New York j.
Noble Stockett. Baltimore: W. r. Barker
and wife. Virginia.; Miss L. b. Doggett.
city: John Webb. Oxford y. c.. George 3.
Early, Newport News, Va; c. F. Kerchner
Baltimore; Hugh stanton. Dillon. S. c
R. w. Riley. Washington. d. c.. Albert l..
Lawrence. Washington. D. c.; James j.
hampton. Washington. D. c.. j. @. Kiapper,
Washington, .. c.: John NJ Walker. Balt-
more; j. p. DeBerry. altimore; G. f. sut-
ton. Virginia: @. h. Borden, Jr., North Car
olina; C. L.snith. Philadelphia Georg
r. Allen, New York; Banuel p. oodloe, Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

friends and supporter. or Senator'S
Martin and Swanson has heen called
for tomorrow night. The. meeting
Will be informal. and plans will be dis
cussed bearing on the campaign.
a citizen of Sussex. county has mad
three OF his children operated on for
appendicitis. all successfully.
Interest in the state senatorial cam
pa!gn is gradually increasing. Speeches
BY the candidates would do great
deal towards arousing the people from
their political lethargy.
a horse hitched TO buggy belong
ing TO the Petersburg Telephone Com
pany took fright over In Blandford this
afternoon and ran the entire length
OF Wythe Street and into Sycamore
Street without accident, In turning
into Washington Street the horse
slipped and fell on the pavement No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
chief RAGlAND
/. IS REINSTATEO
Commissioners Find That Evil
dence Does Not Sustain
i, Mayors Charge.
'sR'cKLAYER IS INJURED
Candidates for State Senate and
House Not Yet
Quizzed.
BRIcKLAYER is INJURED
mes-D!spstoh Bureau,
lo9 North Sycamore Street

va, august Is.
Inc board OF Police Commissioners
met this afternoon to formulate their
decision In the matter OF the charge of
alleged neglect of duty against Chief
of Police r. F. Ragland. The charge
on which the chief had been suspend
ed BY the Mayor was Thoroughly in
vesigated yesterday afternoon the
been heard
After brief consultation. Chic.
Ragland was called before the board
and presented with the following let
ter:
Petersburg. Va, August Is. 1911.
CAPTAIN r. p Ragland. City:
Sir'-The Police Commissioners Of
me city Of Petersburg. having heard
the evidence touching the charge
asains; you Of neglect Of duty in not
furnishing police protection at the Pc
tersburg Hospital against the violence
OF John 5. C!ary' on the morning OF Au-
gust Is. 1911. and the evidence does
not sustain the said charge. and you
are Feinstated as chief of police.
Respectfully,
w. A BOND.
I. ]. HARTLEY.
3. B. JONES,
Commissioners.
The decision OF the commissioners
was what was generally expected. and
's universally approved.
Captain Ragland received many con-
CALCULATIONS.
There had been rumor. during the
day-totaily unfounded. OF course
that there would be a divided com
mission, with the probability OF a rep
'imand. The commission held no meet
Ing after hearing the evidence yester-
day afternoon until this afternoon. and
none OF them would talk
Waverly Lunsford. brickiayer.
about twenty-five years old. while at
work on building near the gas works
yesterday afternoon. fell from an upper
story floor and was badly injured.
breaking one and perhaps both ankles
lie was taken TO his home on Farmer
Street and attended b. DR.. Rennle.
Not Yet Quizzed.
Candidates for the Senate and House
OF Delegates in this senatorial district
have been overlooked BY the Anti
saloon League In the matter OF their
attitude towards temperance legisla-
ton. Perhaps their attitude is we'll
known TO the league.
General News.
A conference OF some OF the leading
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one was in the buggy. and tie vehicle

one was in the buggy. and the vehicle
was only slightly damaged
q b Taylor. formerly of Petersburg,
now Of st. Louis, Mo, Is visiting his
old home and friends for the FIRST time
In seven years.
Mrs William F. spotswood is visit.
ing Charlottesville as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Macon
A test OF the hre-escape law Is 10
be made in the Police Court on thu
22d instant. several parties having
been summoned to appear there Oh the
charge of violating the law.
Held for Wife-Murder
The coroncr's jury investigating the
drowning Of Kate Brooks Cooper to-
night rendered a verdict that she came
TO her death on the 18th day OF August
from conclusion OF the brain. caused
by blow inflicted by her husband,
Isaac Cooper. Cooper has been in jail
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on the street for a few minutes while
he did some shopping Willie moved
about. so interested was he in the
strange sights. and when his mind
came back to things mundane. he was
lost. hopelessly lost. He turned sew
eral corners and became moro lost.
Finally a policeman picked him up,
and TO him the boy told his tale The
officer listened sympathetically, and
sent the boy to the Colored Y. NJ. c. a
From there he was taken to the Col
ored City Mission, where he still rests
in peace.
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LOST IN BIG CITY

!, New to the sights and sounds OF a
large city, While Bud1ct. colored, was
lost yesterday aoan altar he had been
brought here by his employer, Henry
West, of Waverly. and is now num-
bered among the strayed sheep in tho
Colored City Mission.
Willie had long been In the employ
OF Mr.. West and when the latter de-
cided to enter into business in Rich
mond he brought the fsJthful servant
boy with him. He Seft little Willie
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SCHOONER STRANDED.
Captain and Crew Of Seven Men Land in

Captain and CREW OF Seven Men lind In
Safety.
Norfolk, Va. August is.-The Thomaston
Ne. three nlaated schooner Willie H. Child
which stranded early yesterday near Gull
shoal Lite-saving station, north OF Hate
ras. was to-day high the beach with
only four feet OF water about the vessel on
the ocean side. She Is still in good condI-
ton. however. and probably Will be saved.
The Norfolk wrecking steamer Rescue IL
standing by to render assistance as soon a a
directed by the Child's owners
Captain Watts and crew OF seven men
were landed from the Child last night The
Child was bound from New York 10 Jack
sonville in ballast TO load lumber for Bos-
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TO VIRGINIA BEACH, VIA NORFOLK
AND WESTERN HALLWAY.

Train leaves Byrd Street Station
$40 A. NJ. every Sunday. carrying
through coach to Virginia Beach with
out change,-Adv