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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-03
RUINED HIS ICE CROP
Some One Let Water Out of Pond
Near North Adams

NCol wv III SNddftS
North Adams, Feb. arthur G.
Pike. who owns an ice pond at the
foot of Florida mountain, discovered
that some person, whose identity is
unknown. has maliciously drawn the
water from the pond and destroyed
his ice crop. MIR. Pike had delayed
harvesting his crop until the ice had
become the required thickness and
some one went 10 the place during
the night and drew the water from
beneath 1t. The result was that the
ice fell to the bottom, and was a total
loss. Mr.. Pike says he will spare no
effort to apprehend the guilty party.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-03

GTATE OF VERMONT. -
Tie Ii Remembered. That |. Nahum kamen-
etzKy Of Bennington. in the County OF i}en-
ninston. viii he hereafter known and called
Nahum Kamher
In Witness Whereof hereunto set INV hand
and seal this 18th day of January, A. ID. 1914.
49,
NAHUM KAMESETZKY. SEAL
l---N
Signed. Sealed snd ACKNOWLEDGED ut Ben
nington in said District, this 10th day of janu-
airy, A. ID. 1911.
Before me-.
EDWARD G. BENNETT.
Judge of Probate, District of Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-03
A Card

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on so
cent bottle of Green's Warranted
Syrup OF Tar II 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee q
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy A. 8. Hathaway
Harwood Drug Store.
c. X. & A. B. Hawkins
B. A. Quinla1 II. c. Woodwork
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGES
DATE OF INSTRUCTION CAMP
Virginia Medical Officers Hnd No No
ticc, md Assembled nj Fort
Mycr IN Instructed.

Medical officers OF the Virginia Vol
untccrs were given a shock SUNDAY,
when, upon arriving at Fort Meyer ior
the officers camp of instruction. they
were informed that the date Tor the
camp had been indefinitely postponed.
The information was immediately com
municatcd TO Acknowledgement W. ".
sale, vino replied Ivy ordering the men
To remain there until. Official orders
were received from the War Depart
mcnt.
Absolutely no notice OF tie postpone
inent Of the date for holding the med
teal officers camp has been received at
the Adlutant- Generals office, and Il let
ter from Ihc Adiutant General. Dcpart-
men, OF the East, specifically stated to
General Sale, that a.1houSh ;hc date
for the holding OF the infantry officers
ca,up had been delayed, the iicld artil-
lerY ana medical officers camps would
bc held as scheduled.
According to the orders received BY
Adjutant -Gcncral Sale from the DiVi-
sion Of Miii;ia Affairs, and dated l'cG
ruary 10. 1919. all officers of the Med
icai Corps were ordered TO report AT
Fort Meyer Tor til. camp of instruction
TO he held May l725. In carving out
these orders, fourteen officers made Tho
"trip, Only to lind that the date had hnru
postponed, and that the Adjutnnt ten
crAi had not hcen informed. Vhcy arc
Still ~ tho fort awaiting instructions
from tEa War Department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
RICHMOND COLLEGE
TOCONFER DEGREES
Last Commencement to Be Held
in Old Buildings on
Grace Street.
SPEAKERS ARE ALL ALUMNI
Next Session the College Will
Open in New Plant at
Westhampton.

commencement exercises at Rich
mond College will begin with the
preaching OF the haccalaureate sermon
to the graduates on Sunday night,
June {. y feature OF the exercises this
year is the fact that all OF the speak
crs viii be- alumni. this being arranged
because the commencement will he the
last held ct the old site. ami the occa-
sion viii be- one Of particular interest
10 the sons OF the college. All of the
exercises Will take place in the college
ing OF the Tvs at Westhumpton
The commencement program. as an
nounced al The presidents Office yes
t,erutH. ana the list of applicants FOR
degrees. is as follows:
SUNDAY, June :, $50 =. M:-Baccal,u-
rreaie sermon. Key James II. Franklin
u. D.. of Boston. Mass.
Monday, June y. Class Day: 10 y. Nj
Planting Of ivy at Wrsthanpton; in
spection OF new buildings. y. Nj
crciscS
N TugfI,y. June = A!uMri Day; y a
mond College,; Dr. Garnctt Ityland. OF
Georgoiown. l<y. rropheticaI address:
The New Richmond College Rev. j.
lion Of portraits l:a0 =. M-Alumnac
luncheon. S:I5 T.. M.-Alumni dinner
Wcdmesday. June 10. commencement
daH: II y. M.-Acadciuic procession.
1l:lJ y. commencement address.
Hon. ~ j. Montague. SIZE i. M.--Clos :
ing exercises, comforting Of degrees,
honors ANA medals. 10 l. M.--Presi-
APPLICANTS ron
CULI.EGE DEGREES
The following are candidates for dc.
grccs:
Master Of ,AriS Degree William Her,
scy Davis. Windsor, y G. john AlonZa
George. Washington, \. G.: james lien
~ kimball, Detroit. Mich.
Bachelor Of Arts DcEree.Georse q.
Anterior. Salud:; Louise *. Baldwin,
/ rpI l.
rricksburg; Margarcnt l.. CIcndon.
kchmond; ASA r. crabtrco. Rasnal>c
! +; Dillon. iNchmond: Harry 6. nuval
i!hoadGsvills.; y. Noriect Gardner,
, Elizabeth MosbN Gray, Richmond: VII
| liam y. Hall. Vernon I'M: William T
lIalstead. WeckSylle. y. G. Frank :
Richmond; Emily Jlnkins. Ashiand
Gladys W. Johnson. Richmond
George a.. Jordan. Richmond: Eu.
oswald C. roareh si@nT cree .E':'H sam1
uel i. Rowland. Lynchburg Alice T.
Spiers. Kicimond; Edmund r. Turnkey.
Richmond: Andrew y. Wilkinson. Skip
with; james :. Wilkinson, Iiosmcr.
Russell $. WinEield, Richmond.
! Bachelor OF Science DcSrcc-ticorca
W. j. Blume. Eucl. Hail: Denny G. Cul-
bert. Marion; :loiSe J. Harris. covius
Daniel 5. Mccarthy, KicIimond; Fred
Yale Toy. l,ichnond; Clodius II. Willis
I i-!Snuun
bachelor Of Laws Dcgrcc-Charlcs -
Bell. Baglcy's Mill; Thomas j. Blank
.nship. Union Hall: Robert y. Brock,
IT,. Ricimond; 4 Boiling BYRD. Win
chester; g.: Glcnwood Clark, Richmond
Charles W. Crowdcr. Jr.. Richmond
Thomas y. CrNmes. Meherrin Samuel
II. Gcllman. Richmond: Robert s. King.
Windsor: carl II. l.uebbert. Richmond
Herbert :. Mann. Richmond Wills -.
Miller. powhatan; Robert \. Kyland,
Bculahvillc; Thomas L. Tailcy, Rich
noud: II. Frank White, Parkslcy; l.. l..
Self. Lone Oak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
BOARD EMPLOYS WAINWRIGHT
AS SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR
seaman 10 Supervise Regular bathing
Places in james Hi>er Through
ont Summer.

H. \. Wainwright. formerly of tho
United states Navy. has been engaged
ny the Administrative Board so. be
swimming Instructor and general
guardian of the hordes OF boys WHO
IA the summer months daily seek the
waters OF the James River 10 dispel
tho hcat ana dust OF the day.
Mr.. Wainwright vas instructor Ill
swimming ia the United states Navy.
and was honorably discharged He Is
man Of wide experience. 4 compctcn'
instructor ana familiar with BOYS. lie
vii! be "a valuable adjunct to Charlie
y. Taylor, Jr, superintendent of the
public rlaygrounds. under whose III
rec,Ion hc viii work. Commissioner
H'tschoerg. Nh. Taylsr and MI Vain
wright VIII inspect the banks OF the
river some time to-day, ana sclcc, =
place regarded as the most convenient
FOR swimming POOL for boys. 1t WIN
bo made az safe as possible, and Mr.
Wainwright VIII he placed IN charge
Commissioner Hirschbcrg IL deeply In
.tercsted IN the plan. and VIII PERSONAL
- supervise the selection OF Il SWIM
ming place, ana the Announcements TO
be made with the instructor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
AST0R AND BRIDE CRUISE
ON YACHT UP JAMES RIVER
Visit Ia Virginia ReviNcs Report Tint
bounE millionaire May Purchase
Lower Brandon.

Vincent Astcr and his bride. former
~ Miss Helen Huntington. ON board
their steam yacht. Noma. came into
Hampton Roads yesterday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Astor aid not 20 ashore
u Norfolk, hut after securing mail
which was awaiting them. the yacht
steamed up the James River. No rcser-
walton has been made for them at
Richmond hotels. and it is expected
that they viii spend the time on their
yacht, which has recently been hand
solno!y rciurnishcd at q cost Of about
$4,000 Tor the Astor honeymoon. 1t
was stated that the yacht would re-
turn 10 Norfolk Tor mail and supplies
on Thursday.
The visit OF Mr. and Mrs. Aston to
James River waters has revived re-
ports current just before Mr.. Astors
recent Illness that he was negotiating
for the purchase al ono Of the his
toric James River mansions, either
Lower brandon o. Wcstovcr. both OF
Which he has before visited and OK
pressed great interest in. 1t was re
ported some weeks ago that agents of
Mr.. Astor were negotiating for The
purchase OF Brandon, formerly the
homo of the Harrison family. a
rambling Colonial mansion. abounding
IN historic association, the gardens
and portrait collection of which have
attracted wide attention. Agents Of
MIR Astor In New York said yoster-
day that j; was not probable that Mr.
AStor would transact any business
Willie on lis wedding trip. 1t was
added that If he mad In mind the pur-
chase and Improvement OF one of the
river estates, it was moro than prob
able mat lie would take this oppor-
tuniiy Of making II personal inspcc-
tion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
RAILROAD WILL ABANDON
SHAFER STREET YARDS
Makes No Objection to Ordinance Re
NOkinS Shifting Permit for
West Droud street,

Without opposition from the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. the subcommittee
on streets yesterday afternoon recon-
mcnded to the Street Committee the
privilege granted the railway company
10 operate u spur track from Broad
street To the Shafcr Street yards, be
tween Shafcr and Laurel Streets
w. -. Duke, assistant To the prSsi-
dent OF the richmond. Fred
cricksbnrE ana Potomac Railroad
Company, stated that arrangements
had already been made TO operate IA
yard on the north side OF Broad Street
west Of Shafcr Street. The only diff
Guilty was that some OF the merchants
might object TO the change on the
grounds that the Shafcr street yard
was more convenient to them, but no
protestant WAS present.
The ordinance WAS rccomme nded for
adoption without discussion, and a
meeting OF the Committee on Streets
viii be called for Monday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock, when the matter of re-
moving all the steam railway tracks
on Broad street and Hclviderc Street
VIII be taken NJ. Chairman Pollock
Will also revive the question Of grant
ing the necessary franchise so that
the Richmond, Frcdcricksbur and Po-
tomac Railroad Company and the At
lantic Coast Line railroad Company
may erect u union station on West
Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
ROTARY CLUB TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT
viii Appear with other Delegations
IN support of Public Iihrnr!


Vic annual meeting OF the Rich-
mond Rotary Club VIII be held at Muir
phys Hotel Tonight. Officers viii be
elected Tor the ensuing year ana other
business transacted. The library com
,nittcc Will go from the meeting direct
10 the CITY Han, where the Council
,firancc Committee viii meet at s
O'clock Tonight to hear from the Va
yious commercial ana other bodies III
rcfcrncc To the purchase of Jctcr Me
mortal Han tor Il public library. The
Iiotarv club has maze tho ofGcr to
raise 100000 for books and equipment
- the city VIII buy the property
The following orGanizations:S'ill bG
represented before the Finer cc'' Com
inittec in support OF the purchase OF
tuc Jctcr Hall property: The Richmond
Education Association. which fathercd
The proposition: the Business Mems
Club, The iirst commercial organiZn-
-ion TO indorsc it; the Admcn's Club.
Thc Rotary Club, the Federation or
-lothers' Clubs, the Chamber and Com
nercc, and others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
STATE TAX COMMISSION
READY TO BEGIN WORK
John q. Piydell. of New York, Arrives
and VIII SIT with Commits
sion To-day.
CANDIDATES. For
CLfTtESIiII'
Large Amount of Statistical InforInn-
ton md Special Data IIns Already
Been Gathered.

The members Of tho state Tax
Commission, recently named under au-
thority OF the General Assembly to
report a system for the revision of
taxation. met In the Capitol ycster-
day afternoon TO report the progress
the individual members have made i'm
the tasks assigned to each six weeks
ago at tho organization meeting. At
that timc tho commission, impressed
with the bigness Of the undertaking;
before IT, determined upon :. division
OF labor. and appointed number of
subcommittees, which were to devote
their energies to the pursuit of in
formation on certain subjects OF taxa
ton.
While mono OF the subcommittee
was able to present a rounded report
Yesterday. each reported progress OF
Il gratifying character. Indicative OF
til. amount of work the individual
members have put in upon the mass OF
statistics and reports at their COM
mand. Beginning to-day, the commits
sion Will meet In the Senate chamber
daily for AN Indefinite period, the com
mittccs working separately at times
ana together when the occasion de-
rio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
RED MEN TO GATHER
Great Council of Virginia Assemblies
Hero No MnrrnIA.

The siXty-ciEhth annual session Of
The Great Council OF Virginia, Improved
order OF Red Mcu, viii convene in the
S!nitlldoaI Hal tomorrow morning; at
o'clock. The annual meeting OF tho
Great Council Degree oi Pocahonta>.
rhe woman's auxiliary. will be held at
dc same Time.
Mayor Ainsiie VIII welcome the Nisi-
tors on behalf of the city. aud Charles
=. Phillips on behalf Of the local Red
j en-. Mrs. jamie Loviusohu Will wei
come tho auXiliary on behalf of the
Degree Of Focahontas. Responses will
be made hy Harry Cuthrien great
sach.n OF Virginia. ana Airs. katherine
MILLER, great PocahontaS Of Niruiniu
Every lodge i'll the State VIII send
rcprcs entat!Vcs, and only sacheins ana
Grcat Sachelns VIII he accredited dele
gates. Among the chief business
transactions of the session VIII be the
care II orphans of deceased members
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
ELIMINATION DRILLS
Hici nOnd Grmy@ Picking Teams Ia
Enter Competition Tuestlny Night.

ELIMINATION uflllS VIII De nclu DN
each company OF the Richmond GrayS'
Battalion, First Infantry. on their
regular meeting nights this week. for
the purpose OF picking teams to enter
In the competitive drill which will be
held on next Tuesday night Each OF
the four companies will enter six candi-
dates, and a gold medal viii be award
ed 10 the best drilled man. The next
five men will also get medals OF lesser
value. Captains Fuller and McGraw,
or the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion. viii be the judges.
Tie first battalion drill since the
new armory was occupied will he held
tomorrow night. Each OF the four
companies has been ordered by Major
Lawrence T.. Price, battalion COM
mandcr. to have q full! attendance.
Company Il. Walker Light Infantry,
commanded by Captain w. \. Stack.
will aid in the celebration OF Memorial
Day, which Is observed annually by
the Hebrew Memorial Association, to-
morrow afternoon. y detachment from
the company will fire military salute
over the graves of the Confederate
dead In the Hebrew CcmcterV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
SEVERAL SUBCO,iNiIT"TEEs
PREPARING REPOItTS

II had been planned for the com
mission TO meet yesterday morning.
but unexpected delays prevented the
arrival of several commits sioncrs until
afternoon. The subcommittee com
posed of DR.. Page, Delegate Chalkley
and Mr.. Donohoc met with Chairman
Echols and Secretary Hill Montague
last night TO run over the draft OF the
committees report 10 the commission
John q. Pleydcll. secretary OF the
New York Tax Reform Association
who has been invited to sit with the
commission and give the commission
ers The hcncft OF the statistical in
formation hc has collected, did not
reach the city until late yesterday AT
ternoon too late TO meet with the
commission. IIc VIII take part in the
deliberations to-day.
On account OF the delays in meeting,
the commission deferred until to-day
the matter Of selecting Il clerk, on
whose shoulders will fall the work Of
assembling the statistics and data
gathered by the commission. Three
candidates have been prominently
mentioned for the position: Gray Car
land, OF Richmond; w. W. Beverly, Of
Richmond. and Adam Christie. OF Nor
folk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
.,...sNs.,..GS.. -

The convention or the State Retail
Merchants Association. which as
scmblcs al the Jefferson Hotel to-
morrow morning at II O'clock. will
have for the big question of the day a
consideration Of the merchants tax
problem. do the Merchants of the
state Favor Il License Law Based on
Purchases, or Howe" is the subject
of Il Special meeting to be held at
$50 O'Clock in the afternoon, and the
discussion of the question Is expect
ed to provo ono of tho most important
which will come before the couyeu
ton.
state President Samuel Cohen will
cal the nrst session OF the convention
to order at IL O'clock tomorrow
morning In the auditorium of the
Jefferson. Rev. j. Calvin Stewart. n
d., pastor OF the Church o. the Cove
ii"h'' VIII oher the prayer. ana after
inns the 700 or more delegates who
VIII attend will he welcomed To Rich
inond by Mayor Mnslie. g. r. Norman
president of the Richmond Retail Aler-
chants Association. will welcome thc,n
on behalf OF the local retail merchants
Response will be made by NJ. NJ Ram
say. OF Roanoke. vice president or tho
association. Reports of the officers
which will show that the last vcar
has been one OF great pruspcritv will
then be heard.
BANQUET RENDERED At
HOTEL JEFFERSON
The afternoon session will be de-
voted TO the discussion of the tax
question, and in the evening a COM
p!imentary banquet at the Jefferson
VIII he rendered the delegates, visitors
and all of the members of the local
association. During the afternoon the
members Will he afforded an oppor-
tunity of visiting the manufacturers
Exhibit
\ feature of the Thursday morning
session will be the opening OF the dis
cussion on the subject OF II national
law 10 prevent discrimination in
prices. This matter will he introduced
by Il. y. Miller. reports from the
various committees will be heard at
this session, and the question box will
be opened.
The election OF officers and the Sc
lection Of the next meeting place will he
ncld at the afternoon session, and adj
ditlonal subjects OF interest TO the
delegates will be discussed. The dele
gates Will be rendered a box party
ri a local theatre Thursday night.
Several other features IN tho a,nusc-
ment line have been planned by the
entertainment committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
GRADING SCHOOL TEACHERS
Committee Of school Bonrd Prcpare,
NennrI on thnrmcIcr oil u nrL

~ .OINIHII I'" OF I"HcNcrs ol tNc Civ
Hchoo! EoAro met last night and deter
ulned the grading Ui teachers of each
Of the city schools. The reports OF the
committee will pc tendered the school
Board at its meeting on Thursday
class supervision of the work o,
cIcn teacher II made during the wear,
mined by the report OF the Supervisors.
tho observation OF The principal under
whom she works and oil the supcrin-
dents. who make :. close study Of her
work during the school term. C!assiii-
cation Is made in three grades: \,
teachers eligible for disappointment:
.. teachers hot entirely satisfactory,
aud G. teachers who VIII not bc reap
pointed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
DEBT COMMISSION MEETS
TO CONSIDER NEW MOVE
New SOri. BondhUldcrs Nny Ask
Courts to Appoint Re
ceircr.
E0 CITa I'LL;
WANT
DIVISION
fih"i Decision Expected Soon From
United states supreme Courf-West
Virginia Seeks HchcnrIng

The Virginia Debt Commission yv'l
meet this morning at 10 o'ciocl. la IN.
Jefferson Hotel on tho call Of Attor-
ney-Generai Pollard. to consider the
latest development in the famous Iii
cation with West Virginia. which is
the move made by attorneys for Nh.
Ne" York holders OF West Niryiri.l
certificates to nave u receiver an
pointed TO handle the funds In c.sc
the United states Supreme Court rem
ucrs "A inal decree III favor OF Nirginia.
NJ POLLARD was recently notified by
Major Conrad liolIn.s. counsel Tor III.
Ne" York certificate holders that tn.
supreme Court VIII be pctitiuucd FOR
Il receiver.
AS matter of fact. the bulk OF the
huSc debt, which Virginia claims Is
justly due from West Virginia rs an
equitable share in the mother Stat.'e
antc-bcllum obligations. is held by In
dividual bondhold.rs. although tho
state does hold, through the literary
luna a'id state institutions, IL consiJ-
cradle amount OF West Virginia Ger.
iiicatcs. While tho Virginia commits
SION does not know what motive die
tates the new move on the part of the
dHoldcrs' committee. IL Is thought
that tho bondioldcrs fear that in cas-.
OF Il compromise settlement, the state
might not make an equitable division
"!th individual holders OF West N!r-
GINA certificates.
MAY PROTEST STATES
CLAIM no ANY SHARE
II Is even said by those who profes.
10 be familiar with tile Intentions OF
the bondholders' committee, that tn.
bondholdcrs VIII protest tho Statc's
claim To any Of the money refunded, III
case of settlement So far AZ the com
mission knows, however, this is bare
conjecture
Having obtained Judgment for
more than s7,000,000 against West Vir-
Einia for principal alone In 1911, Vir-
Ginia moved the Supreme Court last
year for a final judgment The court
gave West Virginia six months to come
10 terms with Virginia over the uues-
ton OF tho amount of interest involved
but before the expiration of the time
limit The West Virginia attorneys
moved for Il reopening OF the case
from the beginning, on the grounds of
:ifter-discoVcred evidence The evil
dence tool: the shape of State resources
OF Virginia in SG3. which West Vir-
ginia claimed had never been divided
on separation. No decision has been
rendered.
The Virginia Debt Commission is
composed Of: John b. Moon, chairman:
Joseph Button, secretary: Henry r.
Wickham, w. +. Rhca, Fl. H. Downing,
Hal d. Flood. Randolph Harrison aud
J. Thompson Brown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
rrluters' banquet To->iel.t.

Members Of the Richmond Typo
graphical Union No. 90, viii celebrate
their torty-cigAth birthday to-nic In,
with banquet at the Masonic Temple.
the like of which has been bllt seldom
cVualed. If one is 10 Judge by The menu
and the promises of the banquet COM
mittc".
Every TYPO in the city VIII be rrcs-
Iyiicb rhc c.t,rn, f,us nrc,,.r,J 49,,
There viii hc merry making. Spccch
;naking and fricnd-mallinE until a. late
hour. The banquet promises 10 be one
of tic most elaborate ever undertaken
10y the local union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
POLLARD TO APPEAR
VIII Assist I'm Prose-
cutIon of Alleged uOnLm nkers.

NJ lft TtQurSl OF tTONtrNVr StNart,
Acknowledgement Pollard viii go to
Norfolk tomorrow afternoon to rep
resent the state in the r:,ce-irack gam
bling cases, which are scheduled TO
come up for hearing Oh Thursday in
appeal from The magistrates court,
where all the boolSuakcrs captured IN
tho famous raid OF the jamestown
Jockey Club track were convicted.
But twelve of these cases remain on
the docket, the thirteenth bookmalkcr
having met with Il tragic death since
the conviction before The magistrate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
Men Punished for Cruelty.

tNarGcU WITH cruelty % ANNA Is.
Frank Anderson. colorcd. and George
PRESIDE were lined $50 each yester-
day by Justice Crutchiield In Police
Court Tie men were arrested on com
paint OF Special Agent Emmett Taylor,
OF cruelty heating Il horse aud mule.
security in the sum of S1bO for thirty
DAYS was reNuircd OF rhch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19

Friends OF Carlton Mccarthy met last
n,iEht In the home Of J. =. Iiicher to
tain McCarthy's campaign for re-elec-
tion TO the Administrative Board. They
Will meet again on Monday night at
Murphy's Hotel to perfect q permanent
campaign organization.