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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
.HIBERNIANS PLAN
HEARTY WELCOME
National President Will Deliver
Address Monday Night at
McGill Hall.

Arrangements are being made for a
hearty reception TO James ]. Regain.
nationel president OF the Ancient Order
OF iIibernsans, when he pays his official
visit TO Richmond next Monday. Al n
joint meeting OF Divisions No. and No.
=, of this city, held last night in
Sacred Heart Hall, the occasion was
discussed and a committee appointed
to take the matter In charge
II was decided that MIR. Regan's ad-
dress will be delivered Monday night in
the hall of McGil Catholic Union To
this meeting are invited not only the
local Hibcrnians, but also the members
II the Ladies Auxiliaries of the two
divisions, the local clergy and all
Caihoiis lriahmen in Richmond
The day will be spent in showing Mr..
Rcgan the city This is his first trip
into the South, and he will be given
an opportunity to see the show places
Of Richmond He lives in ST. Paul,
MINI.
The committee in charge of the de-
tails Is composed of President Charles
NJ Taylor. Of Division No. ., President
IT. +. Griffin, of Division No. /. and
county President T.. T. Mcneil Mr.
Resan will lie in Richmond but one
day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
MERCURY CLIMBED
TO NINETY THREE.
Reached Highest Mark Recorded
in 1910, and Ready for
Work To-Day.

Just to keep in practice. the tenn
pereture got up TO IS degrees at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and while
Il dropped little later in the after
noon its performance for the day made
It a bit uncomfortable. Director Evans
looked at the tube and saw where 1t
registered-f3 at o'clock yesterday
morning. Looks like hot day to-
day." he said, and SO ii was, for when
the mercury climbs twenty degrees in
seven hours It is regarded as some
climbing There was not much breeze,
though few gentle zephyrs came in
from the river last night, and every
zephyr was welcomed.
Weather sharps held a conference
and decided that after the tempera-
ture passes the 90 mark II Is up in
the pictures, everything above 90 be-
ing face card. There were many
face cards on the map yesterday, and
from the predictions sent out last
night there will be another deal OF
the same warm character day. 1t
Will be hot again tomorrow, and 1t is
barely possible that the 95 mark,
which is the record, will be reached
before Sunday. AS it was, yesterdays
temperature was as high as anything
recorded last year.
There is no rain in sight. or at least
that Is the statement given out by the
Weather Bureau, and another dry spell
will keep the mercury soaring. The
hot wave extends over a very wide
area. practically covering the entire
South and West.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
MEN TO COMPETE
FOR RIFLE TEAM
Annual Try-Out Will Determine
Personnel Of Camp Perry
Outfit.
BLUES IN CAMP ON JULY .16
Date for Departure Made One
Day Earlier-zApplying for
Service Medals.
BLUES IN CAMP ON JULY :1s

Brigade, regimental, battalion and
company commanders are instructed,
BY orders issued yesterday from the
Office of AdJutant General w. w. Sale
TO designate men to become compcti-
tors for the rifle team from this State
Al The annual shoot at Camp Perry.
OHIO The brigade commanders. the
coionels and majors are each permitted
10 name one member of their staffs
while each captain may designate one
person under him. The men thus chosen
VIII form the competitors in the try
OUT. and from them Viii be selected the
Virginia rifle team.
Each contestant must have had at
least one years service. and must have
made a percentage of seventy-hve of
military duty performed. instruction
III rifle practice must have been re-
ceired The men who made last years
team. With the altcrnates, are expected
TO attend the try-out unless especially
excused by the Adjutnnt General
All OF these appointments must be
made by July l.. Ordnance officers and
assistant Inspectors of small arms
practice are required to join the de-
tail unless excused. Only one man will
DC taken from each company. unless
some companies should be unable to
furnish shot who meets the require
mcnts, in which place vacancy may
be filled by taking a second man from
some other company
The try-out will begin about July
H. and Will last for ten days or long
or. The team Will start about August
IL. and Will be at Camp Perry until the
end OF August Its members will be
excused from the annual regimeniul
camp duties II they so desire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
APPLY FOR MEDALS
i.on@-Servicc Men Desired 10 wear
Military Donrd DIStinctin1I III

ionG-Scrvicc Men Desired 10 Wear
Military Bonrd Distinction.
In view OF the recent distribution OF
service medals throrshout the State
by the military board. II good many of
of those entitled TO these distinctions
who had not applied have sent in their
formal requests. 1t is necessary to
make applications through regular
military channels for these medals.
The following applications have been
received and approved:
Company a, First Infantry. Rich
mond-First Lieutenant John Krausse.
1r.. six years Quartcrmaster-S crgea n
Allen Lanzarone. fifteen years.
Company G, First infantry. Rich
mond-captain Charles NJ Wallace.
eight years. First Lieutenant Samuel j.
Harrison. ten years; Sergeant Oscar |.
Myer. SIX years; Quartermas ter Ser
geant Robert B. Bubcr, nine years; Pri-
vate James T. Tosh, six years.
Company D, First Infantry, Chariot.
tesville-First Lieutenant Elmer L.
Johnson. six years: Second Lieutenant
John D. Gitcheil, six years: Quarter
masterscrgeant John o. ShacNelford.
twelve year; Sergeant Frank l. Git
chel. six years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
CASE POSTPONED
Illness Of Prisoner Delays Bucljnrho,
..-L .--- .- Murder Trinl lI----

A'hics' VI prisoner Delays Burlfipc In IN
.3# Murder Trial. 'i
Because q The illness of Edward Jones.
ooioEed, who. With Richard Perkins also
eo!ored, is CHARGED with completely in IND
murder O the s;uar; brothers in Buciinr
nam county. their case was postponed IN
the Hastings Court yesterday until October
% The NEGROES are 20 be tried separately.
and as preparation had been made 10 taxa
the Jones case FIRST il was decided MOI 10
go into any part OF II Yesterday nm n.
Dallas Wright. the white man Implicated
In the case, was convicted OF tile murder
and sentenced 10 die in the electric char
ne IS now in the Henrico county jail awaii
ing removal TO The penltentlaiy Til.
NEGROES also we're convicted, but succee,led
In getting new trial. The change Of Venue
was allowed because OF the high feeling
that has existed in Buckingham since tie
The prisoners are represented by Iusro
s. Halt OF Buckims CHAM: s,a.s Senator
AUBREY E. Strobe. OF Amherst. ard Attor
ney John L. Lee, OF i.:nchburg. The prose
cution VII! he conu ,.ted by common
we .'. ''orncy Miretcte Foikes Of this
CITY, and Common observation-disclosures III
rnund W Hubard, OF Buckingham county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
TO HELP PUPILS
DURING VACATION
School Board Decides to Give
All Chance to Join Glasses
in Fall. HI.

For the benefit OF pupils who failed
in the last examinations and who wish
to make UP their deficiencies, It was
decided last night at a meeting OF the
School Board to open vacation schools.
to continue from July 20 until August
30. The schools which will be opcncd
for this purpose will be Springfield.
Runner, Powhatan and Stonewall
Jackson. It Is planned to hold daily
sessions OF three hours each Two
teachers Will be assigned to each
school. With the exception OF Powna-
tan. where only one Will serve
Tho close OF the schools this year,
according to q report submitted by
superintendent j.. A. C. Chandler,
showed total enrolment of 1879
pupils. This number does not INCLUDE
the students In the night schools,
which closed April 30.
One OF the features OF the meeting
was the report by Superintendent
Chandler OF the dental inspection con-
Quoted In the schools
lie said that 1920 pupils were ex-
amined and 2o.ss4 cavities We're found
to exist in their teeth. SIX hundred
and forty eight pupils have been
treated since examination. The num-
Der of children found to have perfect
teeth was 1.125.
Elect New Teachers.
Before elccting the following teach
crs the board accepted tho restsna-
tion of Miss Annie L. Granger and +.
3. Hagaman:
Teacher for retarded pupiis-Miss
Susie b. schcrmerhorn. South Rich
mond
Teacher in High school-Herman
Bailey and o, r. Ryder
Teacher for district school-Mss
Mary l. McCue.
RESERVE LIST.
White. ii
Miss Mary NJ. Freeman Mrs.
Margaret w Hester, Miss vireie rus
kell, Miss Sarah Taicott. Miss Daisy
Winston Miss Eulalia NJ. Boyle AIss
Hessic L. Chenault, Misc Alma v Pol
lard. Miss Evelyn Fitzgerald. Miss
Miriam Harris. Miss Grace Hcchler.
Miss Agnes Mcmahon. Miss Florence
Minor. Miss Agnes southail.
ltindcrEnrtcn. i
Miss Nellie P. Morton. Miss Mar
garet B. Morton. Mrs. Catherine Hotf-
man. Miss Nellie McCluer. Miss AMMO
y. Elmore. Miss lsla Smith.
Drawing.
Miss Annette Dnbney
White Pupil Teachers.
Miss Inez Hobson. Miss Susie C.
Murdoch. Miss Aiene K. Hopkins.
MISS RdtHcTlHe NJ. rooms, MISS Grace
Mann, Miss May Hargrove.. Miss Sarah
Harhaugh. Miss Florence B. Norfieet.
Miss Hannah Engleberg. Miss Alice
WhIpple.
Coloreh Rc.erven.
Della e. Caskie. Leanna Davenport,
Ora a. Johnson. Incz Mason Jones.
Mamie Knox, Elizabeth Mitchell,
Serena B. Robinson. Mary A smyth.
Hattie f. Mayo. Marie r, Stokes. Mis-
souri, a. Tharns Ivory L. Woodson,
Constance p, Myers, Willie a. Winston.
Mamie l. Daggett Carrie z. Young,
Alice Johnson. Martha A. Johnson
Pupil Observation-Disclosures.
Ida a. GrlffIs, Ruth Carter. Earle
Harris. Mayne V. Nelson. Virginia
Tomlin. Goldie l.. Young, Florence
Storrs, Aretha V. Randolph Leora P.
Smith Alice Augustus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
IN POLICE COURT

Kesicr Convicted ON Charge Of Beating III,
@GsAHs Wife.
4. l.. keser. charged with meating his
wife. waa fined $40 In the Police Court yea
terday morning and required to give sec ar
ity In the sum OF SEQ for six months
John Wilson. coiored. was sent to jail
for four months for stealing peck etbook
from +. .. Eaken, and got another sentence
OF the same length on the charge OF steal
Ing $40 from Paul Armstrong.
T D. W. Mallory ran wood wagon on the
streets smaller than required by ord ina nee.
and was fined $40 i,77 -
The following cases were postponed: j.
Il. Rholeder. charged with stealing sla7. -
from II. a. Rholeder. TO July 20: j. Bicor.
charged With stealing goods to the amount
OF saII from II. Rohm. TO July 5: Richard
Redd. coiored. charged with stealing n
horse and buggy from David Charles to
June "a F'.l77 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
FELL OFF VlADUcT.
ihFd Engineer Baldwin, BADLY Hurt.
ltrmlnNrM To Hnsnitn1

f'ns'h'cr Baldwin, BADLY Hurt,
Removed To Hospital.
when ne got off his engine on Inc
N'adpct last night II. L. Baldwin. yard
sngineer for The Chesapeake and ohio
railway. fen twenty feet to the street
Dtiow lie suffered a dislocation of
ny wrist ani was badly shaken IN.
!einrorary treatment was rendered ~
nr, thurman. OF The city ambulance
who carried him 70 the William Byrd
.ft"sr''ai ~ frstit WAS thought that
t'hhoTH were internal injuries. hut an
eNaif'''la ton q. me hospital did not
Though suffering greatly. BALDWIN
ga not lose consciousness. un .atd
,h ,ti While waiting for signals on lie
,,a,,,a. I}is' over seventeenth street,
between Broad and Marshall. he had
occasion 70 examine his engine 4, mar
holn' there is no railing around the
tracks. and he stepped OFF lie Itvns
az 3oo' East Marshall Street.
~ nc hospital late ias, nirb. 1.
was said 10 be resting Quietly. and no
serious results Of his acciden, ,,ero
anticipated "ere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
RAILROAD RECEPTION
Big Musical Program Rendered n
Railroad y. n. G. A.

railroad y. II. q. n. 4a
Employees OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway last night were the hosts
OF all Richmond railroad men and
their families at a reception and en-
tertainment which took place In the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. The program
included music. trecitations. acrobatic
exhibitions and addresses.
All OF the privileges OF the associa-
ton. such as bowling alleys. pool
tables and swimming pools. were
thrown open to the guests.
Those who participated in making
the occasion success were George
Adams. Mr.. Whyte. Miss Marian
Douglas. Amos G. Seay. Misses Lucy,
Miss Margaret Williams. Music was
furnished by Mrs. Lucy's orchestra.
The committee n charge of the
event was composed of the following
members:
e. R.'Woody, chairman; r. Dav S,
B. L" Blaisdell. j.. F. Mann. D. W.
Glover, a. L. Houchens, c. r. Cook.
3. IL Graves ". c. Hitchcock b. w.
Avery. John Davenport. c. +. Mac
Donald, a. p. Beadles. r. Clark, NJ
D. Anderson, ]. /. Quarles, Ed Mukon
and II. D. Cooper. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
EYE KNOCKED OUT
scnhonrd Air Line i7lnSman Badly Hurt
While on Duty IT..

While on Duty.
In an understandable accident yes
terday, Winnie Talley, colored. a flag
man on inc Seaboard Air Line, had one
OF his eyes knocked out and was 9th II
wise injured about the head. II s
treated by DR. Turman. of the ambu-
lance and carried 10 the Memorial
Hospital. \. -
Iaiey was sent out from the train
with which he was connected In ear
another near Richmond. When the
train had passed his eng 'necr blew
Tor him several ines. and as he did
not appear other members Of the crew
lying near the tracks covered viii
blood, and In an unconscious condition
II is thought that he was struck by
some protection from the passing
ram II was impossible to make
thorough examination last night. ana
! may be that Tailcy has also suffernd
q fracture CT the skull II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
WASHER FINED
Telephone Iinennn Also Put Under
Bond for Annoying Girl.


M Bond for Annoying Girl.
Z II. G. Miller. iincman for the Bell
Telephone Company. was fined $50 n.
required to give security OF 500 for
one year in the Police Court yesier-
day for annoying Miss II. II. Gresham
of iol North Robinson Street. Miller
denied having attempted any familiar
ity with the young woman. but II hu :.
small effect on Justice Crutchfeld. Ho
paid his fine and got out OF court s
soon as he could.
Miller. 1T seems. went to the Gresham
home to change the telephone. and
finding no one there but Miss Gresham
addressed her. 1t Is alleged. in endear-
Ing terms and attempted 10 kiss her.
She made him leave the house and told
her brothers of the incident They
were hunting for HIN when he WAS
arrested. The young woman was
badly scared and led nearby store.
where she waited until le arrival OF
her father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
JUDGE TAvENNER HERE
Lending Citizen Suffers Severe Attncls
nj Room IN Hotel,

Judge f. S. TaYenner, of Woodstock.
one of the foremost citizens of the
Valley OF Virginia, became alarmingly
IL last night in his room at Murphy's
Hotel and for time his friends were
exceedingly anxious regarding his con :
dition. He was promptly attended, and
after time became much better
Late last night Judge Tavenncr was
resting well. 1t is very doubtful, how
ever, If he Will he able TO resume his
attendance at the hearing of the toll
gate case before the State Corporation
Commission this morning. He is
representing the towns of Shenandoah
county. he was formerly n member
OF the State Senate. and his friends
are urging that he become candi-
date again this year {-S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
Building Permits

Fermi,s were issued In the office OF Build :
ing Inspector Beck yesterday as follows.
C. w and ]. Lee Davis. 10 erect n two
story brick tenement, for TWO DWELLINGS. on
me me south SIDE OF Hanover Avenue between
A. b. Hubbard. to erect two detached
two.siorE frame DWELLINGS on the west side
o. o. Ihir'ie;h Street between y and o Streets.
c. Linwood Ready. 10 erect onc-s,ory
frame tenement for two dwellings 1871
iS2s Winder Street, $1,000
.. W. Ch.lGress. TO repair frame dwelling
Us East Eleventh street. souths!de, $500 =
&c senlsmih Minor. 10 repair frame dwclllnr.
E:o west Moore Street, $3.50
Robert Curry. to repair frame store and
d~ei!ing. 1850 North Second Street. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
MORE CoND EMNED
Beck Snys Enst AInin Street Structures
tit.tI Arc Unsafe. 4


Building Inspector Beck has con
uemned the buildings, l4i3-i5-47 East
Main Street, occupied respectively BY
the c. Manning Company, Pcarsal &
Gowan and r. y. Goode. The struc-
lures are hailt together after the Old
tenement type and have apartments
above. While all are said to be in
q dangerous condition. the house ocs
eupied by Mr.. Goode is in the worst
condition, and may have to ,,e razed
Mr. Beck has directed that Improve.
ments rendering the houses safe. be
made at once or that they be pulled
down: The buildings are owned by
Lne ralentine estate. for which II. Sell
den Taylor is agent IL the estate
decides to make the repairs, II is prob
able that the tenants will have to
move out while the work is in pro-
gress. ~
The houses 1o1-ss North seven.
ttenth Street, also have been ordered
repaired or removed m. l..l-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
CHILD CAN'T RECOVER
Little Fannie Schwartz Is Dying Of
I. Lock tnw, g

IockJnw.
Though her condition was said to be
somewhat improved it was declared
last night that nine year old Fannie
schwartz daughter of Isaac Schwartz,
OF o6 Tenth street. Fulton. who is
4 victim OF tetanus. and now under
treatment in the Memorial Hospital,
vas sti!l In desperate state, and IL
vas feared that she will not be able
10 recover. Ns
Mr.. schwartz said yesterday that 1T
Was true he had been In didicult imam
cihl straits on account of the Illness
% his wife and child. but maintained
mat he had been taking care Of his
!ahiiy ana had saved money until
this trouble came upon him.
He stated that DR.. J. p Roy was
summoned the first day his daughter
was injured and that all prescriptions
,nrdered had necn properly and promp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
FEDERAL PRISONER TO
HAVE HEARING TODAY

william II. White. the lfteen- ear-old
coiorcd boy, accused OF robbing lock box
Of the Farmville post office, will probably be
brought TO Richmond this morning By
He win be taken before a commissioner
and IL unable 10 furnish bond for his re-
lease VIII be lodEad in the county jail to
young negro Is said to have obtained a
key TO the box of Farmvlle merchant.
and IS alleged to have been looting It OF
caught hy Posto- Office Inspector G. n
Saffel by the means OF a decoy letter fI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
CHARTER ISSUED

The following charter vas issued vestA,-
Gay by the state Corporation Commission:
SOUTH Atlantic Realty corpora tioi. Nor
foR. Va. y n. Campbell. presiden, nId
treasurer: James II. Winston, vice-prfsI.
dent T. y Hardy seGreiary-ai Of Nor
iolk Va. Capital: Maximum s50o0o. min
mum, $1,000 Objects: Real estaie i,,si-
ness. 1870 49,
an ameadment wss issued 10 The sh.rie-
o. me roster Motor Car Company tIncJ
81 Richmond. increasing the inaxi,nt,n,
iepitai stock from $1,000 10 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
Bnnk Mnn ,rnke. chnnse.

Clinton S. Williams has rendered his
resigna ton as manager OF the credit
department OF the Merchants National
Bank to accept the position as trust
officer OF the Bank OF Commerce and
Trusts. Mr.. Williams will sail about
the middle Of July in company with
George H. Keescc. for Naples. He will
spend some time abroad, returning 10
assume the duties OF his new position
on September Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
Leigh Made Inv E.am,ner.

From list OF attorneys submitted to
him by the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
under the law. Governor Mann yester-
day appointed William Leigh. Of Dan
VILE, TO be member of the State
Board of Law Examiners. Mr.. Leigh
succeeds ". B. McIlwaine, of Peters.
burg, whose term Of one year has ex-
PRED and who declined reappointment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
uospitnI Gets PERMIT,

r A permit was ISSUED late yesterday
afternoon to Dr.. j. Shelton Horsiey to
erect a four story brick. steel and
concrete hospital on the southeast cor
ner of Grace and Pine Streets The
cost will be $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
BIG CASE TO-DAY
Troubles of CoIored EIks to BE Heard
= by Specfn1 MnAter. ,E

by Special Master.
Special Master Claude NJ. Dean this
morning at II o'clock, in the United
BY counsel in the case of James p.
Mills. trustee and grand exalted ruler
OF the Improved. Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order OF Elks of the World,
against j. Frank Wheaton
The case is the outgrowth OF inter
nal friction In the colored secret or
der. and has been pending for long
while In the Federal courts Several
unsuccessful efforts have been made
to arbitrate the trouble. l..ss
Lawyers in the case are James Nl.
Harrison, Norfolk; John w. Patterson
and BENJAMIN L. Gaskins. Melendez
King, of Washington, and Giles b.
Of Richmond. all colored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
FEW DELINQUENTs
Two Hundred Corporations FniIed to Re-
tf turn Revenue Reports. IA

Cases against 900 corporations in The East
ern Virginia District which have failed to
make report OF their net and gross ca rnings
!ernal revenue have been placed in the hands
OF District Attorney L. L. Lewis, and will
be settled a, the next regular term of the
United States Court in October
Most OF the business concerns which ara
taxed under the new act have paid their
assessments which due before July l.
otherwise they Will be liable to penalty. il
vas said yesterday by Deputy Collector
Wade, IN charge OF this work. that the per
eentaEe Of delinQnents Will be small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
Rreaks Leg in Emil.

+. Katherine, the two-year-ol old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. John
son, OF GIL North Twenty sixth Street,
fell from a hammock yesterday, suf-
fering a fractured leg. She was taken
to the Virginia Hospital l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
utomohlIist Fined slt

Arrested on a charge OF exceeding rho
speed limit, W. L. Texas was hned SIC and
costs yesterday By Magistrate ]. T, Lewis
IN Eenrlco county.-- -- IA. ---- NM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
wntch Cause of arrest.

Wntch Cnuse OF Arrest.
r. c. Rice was locked up the First
Sta ton last night on the charge OF
his aunt, Mrs. Emma Rice. Mrs Rice
alleges that the watch was borrowed
by Rice and that he pawned IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23

yuHs'neni hv motion vas entered /,
Lev ant EQUITY court yes,eraay h ~ i ine
ars,ns, !, 'h !, Mi,srshani' %a'lona, Bank
and pr. J :. l.ew!s 10! ;Sji e.soh
ssi' wss hrough, h5 Iun;er Barton
i 1kaia., Hnrioh and MaioS and tho Fidc,.
afh. on bond .pr si,.ii3i The dana ~, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
.MnrrIagr License.

~ marriage license wax Issued IN the
clerk office OF Tho Hastings Court yester-
cay 10 Marion s. Hewitt and Mrs Jene
i-e11I Nombyel r7i LII 7i71i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
namnge snit on TrInl,

Argument was begun In the City circuot
yesterday III the case OF Mrs j. II. ChrIato-
pher against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company for damages 10 the amount
OF $1,000 Mrs. christopher alleges that she
was Injured by one of the company's cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23

Company Social.
a social session was held ~ 90,
pany richmond Blues. at the ar.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
COMMON COUNCIL

tce.a.u.a from Pas. ssvs.1