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[?neater IUrlinmi.iTs ?rMtril Neiroytiper,
^(vSnrnf^ Oi^palrli
GIUSATISST WAN* AM? RiSAI<
T?TE MLDll M IN VIRGINIA, ANU
ON IS OK Tillfi I1KST IN A7UK1UOA.
Want Ad Kates
linll?, uue cciii ycr word when paid ]
lu advance. Au Ali. tukuu tut Una tkon
ten cental
llur null one-half cent* a noril nil
cluaslocatlona except Situation Wnnled
for Sunday. Sltuuttou Wauted, uue teul
n word. Ko AU. Sunday mkcii tut .??"??
(bau fifteen cent*.
.Nu Au?, mktu for lern? tlinu IWCaty
Otr eriil? \tucii pUtnic? in or tji?rt>-? j
ui Hie counter.
I'lioue inilrrn nn? camrimtcrd.
i iuniliiilattons not guaranteed n.ter
i?.:iu i\ III.
For i.u.iii- . . com i-im'.*, iruil 'or tKr
ttillil \ll. Man. i't,,^., tli.nrur '?
iLOOi uito j ?uuo
iJv-f'" i. : ?; n Iojc at""p>k;^t
um Parle contain In ? ;n. finde?
kindly notify a. n. TRIFT-EIS, ZT'
West FSroad .Stieet.
l?tip CCUnteo, '.i^alc
WaS'TEI?.' K.XI'KKII.N'?!?.!>' MKN'aND
boys In our saah, blind und door de?
partment. THOS. ?:. STAOO St SON,
lioli East Krnnkl'n .Street.
WANTED EmST-CLASS Kl.ATI',
roof er?. $; per day. O. W. L?WEN
STEIN CO., 1830 Wext Franklin .St.,
Baltimore. Md. :
Wa-Ntimi. i ... ; :t y. man
Iq act aa newa unem on train: must
Have ten dollara caah security. Ap
_ply; 26 North Fifteenth Street_I
IVAN'I III.. ????'.:?*.'?'. MAN WITH f-'iMi-:
experience In tile hardware buslni
who Is willing to work; must bo
sober, honest and well recnminended.
A (rood position for the ilKht man.
Address 1*. O. Box 66, Waveriy. Va.
WANTED,, LABOR i IRS Ft \}l ST EA M
shovel work at Varinttj N, C. Wages.
11.60 per 'I'.y. Weekly pay, EISHBR
& CAJ'.O/t'/.A. Gen-i >l ? n'.ra tors.
WANTKD~FOi':It FIRST CI.AHh IJOX
OUtters nnd rippers and flvo lnhor
ers for imx mill. Apply It. person
Situations cLldiurD, ?i)d\c
KXPiTiVniN' i:: ."ha: ker w \ntsTp8S
sltlon in Virginia by September 1.
now aaHlstnnt cashier of national
bark, i.uuii references from present
employer. IP.x 190, Carnden, C.
MAN WHO CAN M?KE IFENS LAY
wants position on a poultry plant.
E.! P. MIJXER. Waynosboro. Va.
WANTED, POSITION IN HOTEL OR
club by a Hrst-clast Goi man <?-., t
years! expeHence; best Of r*ferori< ei.
REO 181 BRED ASSfS'TANT Fi Ia I'.M A
cl.it dc-lt'M position; live Co years
experience; excellent references. Ad
?T' ' .: I. ? , ?_? " ' , ?? ?
l?flp CCtillltf'o, j CUirllC
ftgrnt? GounitrD
?k:,'Ts' WE HAVE IT? 't i i ? ivl
sailer out; heeded In every hoi
make |10 dally. Bond for catalog ;
fiee sample, HOME SE'Pl'LY 1
Boj - -t.y f. . Wiihl.lrirt- a, 1'
lift,), ??c?: anb jrntiale
ilrTN A N*l1 W IMlaVN W.',T" I) f'YTt
?
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE: Dept. 416-R.
N
T?Tr- ?
pro(rg?((oniii l?r!p C?lantrti
fetnitUiOii?, piotrcoicnal
or privat.- school'; high
tlllcnte; tuualc tauuli If de?
SH BEE, Champe, Dtriwld
LADY OP EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position t.. teach, !:: o plibllc school;
best references Klven. Addrcp.i MISS
?_ _?_J_
^olintPi'j iir.? feiiironifn
'?N'i'F!?. relTable piano
Halesinen. b 3S1, care Tlraes-DlSr
patch;
i.AAMINA n- 5 f.K * TK?'OI I ICIt'T Voit
ltcenae to tec.ch in the public schools
of Virginia will bo held at tho John
.Smith School. 805 lluet .Marshall
Street; lUohniOnd, Va.. on the three
days beKlnnll'.K Wednesday, July 31,
at 9 A. Mi
Appllci lita from Richmond city
and llenrico and Chesterfield coun?
ties aill all bo examined at this time
i.nd placa.
J. A. O. CHANDLER,
AHTHT'Tl I> WRIGHT,
Wit a. n\\ ENS.
_ IMvI.-j ? ^".pevlntendents.
WANTKD. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. 912
East Main Street, buy. ?eil. exchanK'*
nnd REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATH IT STYLES. Old gold e nd til
vet Uwaye tuk^t: <r e.vchance.
Tills" f.-, Tii NOTIFY TilE PUBLIC
that I will not be responsible for
i'.ebtH contracted by any one except
r.iyself. W. J. SOINKIDEU.
NEWPORT Ul -TO.-DATE SHOE SHIN
iiir and hat cleaning; parlor for
ladles nnd gentlemen. 200 East
Broad Street.
IDEAL VENTILATOR CO, PHONE
Monroe 1002.
Si:, vi ??<? aiiiiy. i'I'.acticai, "land
scapo man. makes all deslRns, Cnll
Or write Ma American National Bank
Bulldlns, with Berkley & Schmidt
25UjSfnfj30 Oppottunirifsj
WOULD YOU INVEST TEN THOU
sand in a Richmond concern. cIoidk a
hundred thousand dollar buslnoss
annually at a good proilt, and whero
v...ii money would be absolutely so
i ? rod? This la art opportunity worthy
of tiie attention of financial men,
9 11 has stood the test and only
requires funds for Improvements.
Address E 490. care Tlmes-DUpatch. I
WANTED, TO SELL ACTIVE INTER
. i in leading drug /store In Lynch
l uin, excellent opportunity for right
man. Address DHUQOIST, lux TU,
l.ynchburgj Va. _
ii'""you '/\i;E~L?o"KiNa for pTaTm?
of business ?l any description we
ive It, RICHMOND BUSINESS EX?
CHANGE, Room 3. 1 1-2 North
. Street._
ISUal Citiirr CCianttu
W A ST E f?r TO ' WiTnT ?\'^?6d^?aXtM.
J. B. M AXE y, Kouto No. 3. Cum?
berland, Va.
li ST V OUR FARMS WITH Ti. A. CON
NELLY A: CO. Write postal for noc
essary blanko_
Poilltl'?, Prt? ttitb 7UL1C S3tOCn
ioit^sAi.TT Two^wihi) ""foxesI
nearly urown, in fine condition. T. E. i
IJJ OGINS, I).W Ut. Vi. I
you BALE, TWENTy WHITE LE?-I
borne benn; good stock. 73^ Brooa]
Avenue. Madiaon 7SI. J
DAiLY PUZZLES
PREACHil-TG
TO-HI&HT,
i mu5t split
Some wood
What kind
ANSWER it"
f carpet?
? RSTlSAtlj AT'll P?ZZLB.
( onuli.
foe fealc
wanted, all kinds of METAL
repairing;. richmond machine
WuHKii, inc._
MOTORCYCLES aKu BICYCLES, new
and seconcl-naud; repairing of all
kind*. TOMPK ins. 327 Went Bi pad.
FOR SAIiE CHEAP. all KINDS OF
KOCOhd-hand mechanical tools; aloo
trunks und null cuacj. Apply to
ijlsner BROS.. 1705 East Main
Street. Pawnbrokers. _
NEW SINGLE THI CKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon, grocery end butch?
er wagons. RICHARDSON BKoS.,
Clll Brook Ave._ I
;i*UR~T?ALET EDISON AUGUST '"? BE 3
drds. C. B. HAYNES & CO., 121 West
Broad;
fi :al "ventilator "cU. phone
Monroa 1602.
CS STORE I "!'. BALE in a nice,
owing country town; nice story,
lug good business on tmall capital.
Opening !??: a young (lrUKBlst.
lU.'GS, care Tlmes-Dlapatch.
... ... 'All "boardino stable
islnesa. Terms reasonable. Apply
gadOW and Marehall Streets.
A~AS!rT'o'V~ BUGGIES .SURRYS.
.actons for business or pleasure.
.? when In need. Low pric?. hlKh
miity. ?. ? terms. a. MEYER'S
*BUYi SELL ?ND EXCHANGE SKC
ld-hand machinery of every Ue
rlptlon,_1. BLUFORD & co._
?ANCR OK BUILDING MATERIAL
Ohl Murphy's Hotel. Apply MR.
\rvku, Eleventh arid Lei^h.
(i k i i: k i; r-r i: N D r. r 7the
..rhl : '.. I- . f.t" '-t a pee. Will BCll
:iv cheap t., a quick huyer. Ad
CH3 V 11 Wheatley, Danvllie. Va.
NICE ROOMS. WITH table board.
FURNISHED rooms' and board;
I ail conveniences. DOS North I-'lfth
?- tri ?._
j&r?l euuic j-oi =? ate
ji--"R ..'?.;.;:. Two adhmNinj i."Ts in
1 Glntei Park; on seminary AvtriUe.
.? i'dreas 1 SI 6. caro Tlmc-i-Dlspatch.
Ural estate jfoc L\nu
KtuurL 6 rooms .t 30
park Avenue, 8 rooms ... 22
.
..??at; two baths; no
I
'trove, fi rooms . 3 7
.
205 East Grace. If, looms;
hut water heat and electricity;
-
, 91lj Floyd, 10 rooms . 50 00
110 r5o.:th Fourth, b rooms .. 10 00
? 117 West Main. 112 rooms .... 50 00
li I North hourtfo; C rooms .. i.
t 503 North Twelfth. ? rooms .. 22 50
1? North Third. IS rooms .... S3 24
<? ; East Main. 2 1 room* . 1S3 34
?
with servants room that
rents for i'i'.' a year . 33 33
13103 Hanover, S rooms . 42 50
I CRENSll ,v RICIC3.
I FOR RENT." A HOUSE IN "REAR OF
U12 East Main Street, suitable for
a shop or Moratre; will he remodel,-,l
to suit tenant, RAAB & CO., Mutual
Building,
FOR RENT. DAIRY FARM. ONE HUN?
i drc<! acres, four mile." nor)h of city.
Stable for forty c us. etglit-room
dwelling; land in h'.irn Mate of cul?
tivation. 'Phone Madison oOSSrF; or
fee MRP. W. .;. CARTER. HermltaKo
?Woodland Heights, at $1.". a foot.
I OFFICES FOR RENT.r^-104 EAST
Main Street, basement, 2 rooms and
i lavatory, $12.50 per month. 203
least Main, tia*oment. ?10 per month.
CRENSHAW & RICKS.
Rooms"J:di' L\rnt "
FOR RENT, ONE TH1RD-STORV
I front room, to ono or two gentlemen,
furnished. 416 East Grace.
iNICELI FURNISHED P."OMS. WITH
I or w ithout board. 71S Eilst Marshall
?
ATTRACTIVE; COOL ROOMS AT 322
East Franklin for summer. Monroe
1509,_
410 WEST] GRACE STREETy PLEAS~
ant looms, with board; modern con?
veniences.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent; reasonable rent to steady
tenants; all conveniences. 302 Kail
_?R ??????. pi.,,re M .o.s..it 'Hid2. _
I FURNISHED ROt IMS, APARTMENT 4,
Th., Hanover. Madison 361S-J.
j;ltita j-or Unit
F>i"r" "rent, NICELY " 'VurVi?HED
i flat; nil conveniences. 2015 Grove
Avenue.
113A North Third, (second), 6
rooms; modern .537 50
104 East Main (first), S rooms;
t partially heated . 40 00
104 East Ma'l tsecond). C rooms;
I partially heated . 35 00
104 East Main (third), fi rooms,
partially heated . 37 50
' 606 East Orace (second!, 3
i 14 North Third (flr*t>. 9 rooms. 45 00
14 North Third tsecond), 10
rooms . 4 5 00
203 East Main (second), 3 room'. IS 00
785 East Main {second and
third: . -10 00
_CRENSll aw & ricks,_
let, Coal ana C?oo?
L( TNiV S' LA R G i: DRV OAK AND PINE
! , Is now soiling at summer prices;
also si;'" . cheapest wood sold; nil
of my .oal Is free-burning and at
summ r price. Order now and paj
on It weekly. Virginia anthracite a
only $il.50 this month, sample sent
frae. E. T. LONG. 150S West Broad
Street._
PLATE ICE. PEEKS'!' and REST Vt >{?.
all uses and the most economical, 40
rents per hundred. Try r. load of
our pine ami oak wood, which Ii dry
and under shelter, TYLER a RYAN.
1001 West Cary. Madlsnr. K.73.
WOOD and coal
OER DRV KINDLING BEST in CITY;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; si.?o half-cord. Da?
vid M. LEA & CO. Phono Monroe
KS?.
News of Petersburg
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
5 Rolling!)! ook Street.
(Telephone 1485)
Petersburg, Va.. .fuly 28.
Henry C. Hardy1, a former well
known and highly esteemed citizen of
Petersburg, died 111 his homo In Hamil?
ton, N. Y. on Wednesday lnst. aged
elghty-slx years He waa a prominent
business man hero during the fifties,
and served several terms In the Com?
mon Council. In 1-53 he moved to
New York, became a member of the
siook exchange, and remained 'n ao
tlve business In that city until 1VS7;
when ho returned to Petersburg to
accopt the position of cashier ol the
Peter\bttrK Savings and Insurance.
Hank, whluh position he lllled for seven
years, resigning 'n 1894 to return to
Now York. lie wa* a man Of Christian
rectitude and Is Well remembered here
and In Richmond and Norfolk. Ho wa?
twice married, his second v'fe sur?
viving hlrn. The body will be btirUd
at Norfolk, in which city his son,
Caldwell Hardy lives.
Vcrdlol In Suicide rnse.
Coroner I,clgh and a Jury held art
Inquest In the city JaR last night on
the body of Edward Sandford, the
young whit* prisoner held for wife
desertion, who committed suicide that
atternoon by drinking carbolic ac'd.
'I ho facta a.i brought In the testimony
before Hie jury wore the Same as t: ose
! published In The Tlmes-Dlspatoh, and
j the verdict was In accordance there
: with, being that Sandford came to his
death from carbolic add poisoning
taken with suicidal Intent. It was
evident that lie hud the poison in
possession for several day.", and thai
he had the bottle concealer! R, hl.l
shoe when he was taken to Jull Satur
I day morning for non-support of hla
j family. Ho leaves a widow and two
I children.
Sandford left a letter addressed to
i his mother, 1n which, among other
I thlntrs. he stated that he was not
i happily married, because he was deep
I ly In love with a young woman, whose
I name he mentioned, and without
whom he oould not live; In other words
' that he would father die than be sop
i aratcd from k?r. This separation Is
| supposed to have led h.tT.t to end his
life,
Il-sl Estate Ilenht.
There were n. number of transactions
in real estate In the city the past week,
but none of them of large character.
CCianrru
frfffNTrrviYK" cV ?NTEi> ' - - v.' Il.i, RI i Y
household goods of any kind and
any amount. Phone Madison U'v.
wanted, TO BUY 1 Oft cash,
household goods In any quantity.
>_ ; _
pcrboiiflla
HC\Man'h.\i"R * lit .'coli'l'' and B ?dd
at hc'ill es.'.s. 203 North Third.
WANTED, LIGHT FOltGlNGS AND
stcamhammer work. RICHMOND
Machine wqiik?. i nc. _
feuminri Boaublns
i . W\ is i ??)?:", age. VIRGINIA BAY
StatUn, Ocean View. Vn. Excellent
meals; home comforts. Terms reason
al le MRS, Bi .1. BRADLEY;
address MUS. U C. D ICG ES. _
-a UVV ODD COTTAGE, OCEAN'" VIEW.
Va? newly furnished, all conven?
iences; otic Mock from amusements;
bathing, tlshlriK, dancing. Meals Oyc.
Special ratcH on application._
?oudea'ard inn, on, hampton
Roads; country and seashore com
blne 1, with city convenience*. Send
for literal ire to the MISSES TABB,
?
i"? "ei:ial 11ates~o t TinVBT~n77
Springs Hotel. Otterburn Springs,
\'a. Thousands of dollars In im?
provements. Hot and cold run?
ning water In every room. Rooms
en suite, with private bath. Excel?
lent table. Otterburn Springs is so
located that a business man Can
cbrrio and go from Richmond dally.
The rale Is not much more than
Street car fare. Don't fall to get our
rates before making arrangements
tor your vacation. Richmond Office,
14 Norfth Eighth Street, Phone Mad
JOARDERS, DELIGHTFUL NEfOH
borhoo.l. nenr mountains and poat
ofllce, church, depot and swimming
pool. MRS. SHACKEDFOHD, Cls
mont. Va.
F? two influentia l young
party of twelve people or mor? for
ten days, a well known summer re
.>-.rt offers expenses (hoard, room
und rallf?ad fare; fr. e. Eor fur?
ther information apply 11 North
Eighth Sireet. Phone Madison COOT.
LARGE, SHADY iLAWNS. BRICK
buildings, with up-to-date I nth
ronis. lighted with ins; macadamized
rond to station. Folder ant*, terms
on application, Drawer U, Orange.
Va.
99tj5crllancoitf3
shoe i..'.rAli';l.m.;.
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladies, every pair sewed, lest leath?
er, no halls, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heelb, 25c. Tred-Alr rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuilt Ilka new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC shoe
FACTORY. TIS E. Main. Phone Mon
roe 206T. _
""SLIP- COVERS,
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, eor bed
room or parlor. I.ad. to ;lt. SY'd
Nor * HUNDLEY', INC.; ?eventh and
Grace. Madison 3204.
LOAN a
ii.OiiO
to LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
1 watches at New York rat 3; N. F,
Jacobs & son. Nu -'is North Ninth.
STORAGE.
I CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. $1
I per load. Store your, furniture, bug
I ties, autotno illes, pianos at rOMF
| kens. 32J w.r.t Broad;_
PHONO iRAP.MH
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK EOR THE
name Edison if you want one you
i can understand every word oh tue
r.loot.I c_ r. 11 v v ?'ES A ci;_
??ffiiii?f.
\ s!m:m\i. commvniCa'tion
VV of Temple Lodge, So ?? a. e and
/V\ \ M. will !>?? h. id in the Masonic
Tcrhplo Til Is (Mortdny) AFTERNOON
at i o'clock to pnv t!i" last "ad tribute
of respect to otir iate brother, indue
S; B. Witt. Members <>f slater lodges
and transient brethren art friltemnlly
. invited to unit- with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master
A. W. ARCHER,
Si qretttry.
?rnlrrj proposals
1 i;rr.!".K;' me A RING --united states
i Engineer Office, Room 30.fi Southern
; building, Washington, d. c. - a public
: hearing will be held in the 'town Hall,
; West Point, Vn? July 111, 1912, at iu
a m., to ail pei sons Interested in the
question of Ihi eonstriictloh of a
I bridge across the M?ttaputti utver at
West Point, Vn Plans on view at
' this olilco and at hearing. Proposed
width oi draw, to fe.oti clear height
Under lowest projection of draw :>
fe.-t. under trestle; in fe.-t oral ar?
guments will be heard, hut important
statements should bo in writing, w. C,
DAN OF ITT. Lt.-Col. Enzlnoera.
Among them wer? the following: Carl*
H, 1 >avl?. special c jrnmlislonor. to
Charles F. Colllor, *t a-?. Interest of
O. Fisher Collier In lot on Byeaunore
Ktroot and property In Dlnwlddl* and
Culpepar counties: IS,Oil.
lt. If. Harrison an 1 wife to William
H. Harrison, lot on Home Street; II,
4 00.
David T. Paige, to Ris-le A. and
Pocahontas W. Berr; . property on New I
Street: 12,500.
HarCott Hopar. Jr. special commls- '
slonor. to R. I* Matthews and son,
property on Halifax Streut; {1,1.15.
Improvements at Hospital,
Proposals are being asked fur certain
proposed Improvements at the Central
State Hospital. These are Hot. th
construction of about n mile of sewer
plyo line from tho hospital to tho Ap- .
pomattox River; second, a brick wing
t'. the bulldlr.K for the criminal Insano,
and third, a frame pavilion for tub' r
OUlosIs patients.
t.rneriil Xrn? Notes.
j Clnrenco Clement.?, whose bIcuII was
fractured by the blow ef a baseball ;
bat a week ago at Susses Courthouse,]
I* still olive In the Petersburg Hospi?
tal, with but slight chance n{ recovery.
Mine engineers are engaged Iii the
work of Burvoylng and laying oft the !
large tract of land bought by tho Du- I
pont Powder Company In Prlnca
George for tho location of t he plant
buildings and homes ' the i nployes
Charles Smith, colored, was arrested ;
last nl-ht for alleged felonious as
Baltill on Mary Woodruff, colored, In
Out nan's Alley. The ss s? ul t Was made
with an Iron bar. end the woman wo.? ,
struck and severely Injured on the '
Gala Week at 11 u ok roc Bench.
j [Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Buckroo Beach. Va., July 2S.?The'
' Past week has been a gala one for
this resort, as the hot weather hns'
; driven people from the cities to th
fceushorc, only to lud that Buckrue
Is one of the coolest spots on tho '
Chesapeake bay. Card parties and re- !
cptlons have been numerous during
the w-ek In the cottages and at th-.
( hot'.], while flshliiK parties are mado
I up each day amoiiK u... men who de- !
light In taking the tinny tribe from'
i the deep.
Hlehmondors registering at the ho'Ul
the past week Were; .1. <;. Kahle, Mr..
i and Mrs. A. J. Warren, .Miss Warren. ;
i Mrs. Joynes. Mia/; Joynos, J. c. Wil
llams, i-:. M. Gregory, .1. C. west, |
B. n. Diochert, J. E. Thomas. Emily
Teylor. It. N. Cndell. Mrs It. L. Bailey,
I K. E. Pitman. Mrs. K, B, Pitman, Mrs. :
! Dr. Clifton Miller, and two children.
Rev. I! C Coombs. T. M. Bryan, WU
I Ham i: Vaden, i: i: Harter. Miss
j I.Ulie Mathews. Miss Sarah P.owe, .
! fieorge T. Martin, Jr.. Hugh Turner, I
I Charles Turner. Miss Clara Turner,!
Miss Francis Turfher, M{. and Mrs.
Lee Ferguson, H. C. Punmann. Miss
V. Goocle, J. H. Bradley, Franklin
Howard, Miss M. I. Howard. George
B. Wilson. J. W. Campers, ? R. Hord,
V. I.. Sehnmaker, Mrs. Amory Diet Z.I
I A bictz, Jr.. Miss Marl- Mersch, M"ss .
j Norma D-ltz. Ferdinand Reuger, Mrs. I
j Edward Fchumaker, Edward Anderson,1
Edward Miller. M. Annie I. Mil..;.
'.Miss Annie Schumann, O. C. Pa'tft,'
It V. I.asslter, Charles It Cook*. J. E.
Woody. Miss Ruby Franklin. M'ss Lil?
lian Vaughan, Miss Eva Walton, J. W,
' Voupg, Herbert Franklin and Miss
. Uerlnid? c. ni-lwl.
I Others registering for'the week were!
I Mrs. Mary Thornton, Baltimore; Wil
i llam Graham. Boston; Flan Curtis Smith,
} New York; Mrs T. Antrim Co"ner.
M. ter Thomas Coiner, Master Troy
Hopk'ns, Waynesboro; Miss Kate Troy.
Amherst; B. A. Jones. Norfolk; Mrs.
White, Norfolk: Miss Elizabeth Log?
wood, Lynchburg; C. 1- Hales, Pitta-|
1 Pa . Mr. and Mrs. A. Winter
and children. Savannah. Ca.; Miss Lee
Booth* Miss Mudler, and J?1?S Mary!
Ropt r. Petersburg.
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.} |
Ashland. Vn , July 28.?Mrs. Trent1
Miller, Miss Louise Miller and James
Miller leave this week for Rockbriiigc
Miss Sadie Fatten, of Jaohsonvllle,
Flit . is visiting her aunts, the Misses
Lento. I
Miss McClond, of St, Elisabeth's
Hospital; Richmond, spent to-day with,
friends here.
Miss Virginia Totts Is the guests of.
Miss Wherry at her home In Boh Air.,
Miss Elizabeth Chentr.r. who la!
spending the summer at Jefferson j
Park, was operated on for append!
cites at the University Hospital In
CharlottesvlUe on Thursday and Is I
doltig nicely.
Sirs. J S. Moss and children have;
returned from a visit to friends In
Newport News.
Miss Potts, of Petersburg, will spend
August in the home of Mr. C. E. Pot's.;
Mrs Pollard and Miss Louise Pol- j
lard dl * Virginia Beach for a;
Miss Rivera Pago Tucker, of Albany. ;
C5n,, '?? guest of Miss Antic
POndlctoh Huntci.
j Mr?, W. I.. Foy is visiting relatives
i Mrs J. Stewart Smith and Stewnrt I
?
Mrs. .1 WntkihH l.eo. have returned
to their homo in New York.
' MPs I'>lc Hundley, of R'chninnd,
,.._? ? ,t guo8t of Miss Lillian
QUESTION UP AGAIN
iSfieUril t?J Tho TimHs-Disniiteh.l
Washington. July is.?"What im
?
Itf uarVv; W Wiley, former govern
?
M ?
iroiiuce i ft olutlbti In the House this
?
Agriculture to Inform Congress why
?'boi-r" has ho< been defined under the
terms of the pure food law.
1
rince, Iii it'* Anderson resolution tint
Mho brewery interests have, through
the Influence of certain supporters, suc
I eroded 111 evading tlio pur,? food I tw
(though the statute was passed two '
ye.irs ago it will he pointed out thai
i whiskey is now labeled as to its con?
stituent* and :!:it practically all food
and drug producta nie subject to gov?
ernment Inspection. (Representative i
Anderson waiijsi to know why the pro-,
.lint of breweries la not labeled as are;
other beverages,
Just before lie retired fioui public;
office Dr. Wiley, as n membor of the
I Board of Food and Drug inspection;
framed an answer to the question;
??w:,.,t IS I. Dr. Wll-.v held that
i.. er is a fermented prodticl front n
mush composed <it barley, malt and
hops, with or without a small quantity
of unlimited oorenls, not .xcr.-.llng no
per cent, of the barley malt luod.
Margaret Lashley Was Hanged
in Danville for Murder of
Her Husband.
t Special to The. Times-Dispatch.)
Danville. Vs., July 23.?The refusal j
of Oovoruor Maun to commute tho
doath sentence of Virginia Christian,
the murderer of Mr". Ida Be.ote. recall;,
to mind th? last occasion when a wo- i
man suffered the extreme penally of
' '10 law in Virginia. Tho last woman
to pay the death penalty in thin State
was Margaret ILaahley. who. with
James Lylcs, was sentenced to d ath
by a Jury In tho Corporation Court la
session here, December, 1&U1, and both j
of whom wer? executed In the Jail yard
by I\ II. Uolsseau, then city exec i
tloner, i^-jt now sergeant of the court. |
The crime for which these two were
hanged was murder, Lyles being con- 1
vlctod of Shooting Lastlle? and Mar?
garet. Lashley being proven an acces
sorry before the fact. The shooting
occurred in November, 1501, in the yaid
of Lashlcy's dwelling, and was thi . ? -
suit of attentions which were nines u
to Lash leys wife by Lytes.
T:... Lashley woman and Lylcs wei'o
arrested and were tried at the Ueccm
bor term of the Corporation Court,
Judge A. M. Alk-n presiding, and after j
a short trial the Jury had no trouble
In arriving at it decision of guilty of
murder In tho first degree.
On January 22. Hi:?2. Mr. BoUseaU
escorted the couple to the scaffold. 1
which was erected at a cost of $200
In tue rear of the Jail, and which was
KUrrounded by a thirty-foot fence to ,
exclude the gaze of hundreds of people
wOio wero assembled hear the j.:l!, '
drawn thera by morbid curiosity. While
the doomed couple were loudly pro- \
claiming their ultimate belief In sal?
vation the noosvs were place ] around ;
their neckt; and the trap was sprung j
by the executioner. They were both '
given a five-foot drop, and were pr >?
tiounced dead after eleven minutes.
Twelve people witnessed this Rhal exe?
cution.
August 7 will he a gala day hcrei fOf
the fiirmers in the surrounding nolgh-:
horhood have been Invited by the Com- j
rhercial Asboela.tlon to a largi open- ;
air "party."' The crowd will be enter- ,
talned at Ballon Park, and tl <? nidlti
feature of the day's program ?Iii be;
has. bull games between teams fromi
three Virginia counties arid three from]
North Carolina. The Virginia cotln
ties that win be represented hre Pitt
Bylvanla, Henry and Halifax, while
those from the Old North State will
Cdjiwcll, HOckinghum antl Person, A
prise of 52". will b,- awarded to the;
winners of the first place In the series
of games; $:? to the second, and $15
to the third Already a large number
Of farmers have signified taelr intetl- ,
tlon of coming to spend the day here,
and lively time Is anticipate!
The Danville Young Men's Christian
Association Iiis decided to Join With
other Virginia associations In aiding
the support of a Y. M. C. A secre?
tary In China. This step Is being taken
a.- a result of an appeal made by Ai ? ?
I thur Hugh, a man already engaged
In this work In the new field, an.) who
'came i ire several months ago.
\ Arthur Boynton is the man in uueK-1
I tlon, and he will have his iioad<iitar
I tcrs- a t Shanghai.
Since the ihootlng of J. H .Bail and
Juke Pace at Mount Carnicl a week
ago the South Roston police and vol?
untary assistants have never relaxed
their efforts In trylnc to apprehend
the two moonshiners who boldly at?
tempted th- mo de:- of these two men.
The-, is a general opinion in the
.Mount Carmel section that tb- culprits,
who seem to have made a clean gel-|
away over th- State line, like the two
' Illllsvllle criminals still at large, have
partners who either through Intlmldn
flon or other motives, ar- aiding them, j
Consdere^ble Indignation I- mani?
fested I..', tl;.- people in thill community!
over the de.-d. which Is Intensified at
th- thought that both or th- nien who
were shot and so seriously wound-.I
Were absolutely Innocent of nhj il
tcmpt to "stiuoal" to the revenue irioii
Both of ilie injured are progressing |
favorably, pass, who Is already with-'
out both of his legs, loses his ri^Itt
I Special The Tlmes-Dlspatch, | ;
Culpeper, Va.. July 2S -- The Cul; ..
onstructlon Company's bid ol J: ?.
fi.ii being th. lowest in open poni
ctltlon to iiincailurhlr.c four ami three
inths mil s of streets in the town of
ulpcper, the coht.raut was award",!
?
ti. til.inity, and the Mnyor uiid the
Own Council i'l-preseiitlng th.- town,
he Culpeper Construction Compunj I?
itormed the authorities that they win
i gin work in seven days
This contract awards (lie firs I section
f th> work to macadamize the .-t.
nd roadr In this magisterial district,
n election having previously been h Id
i hl h litlthoi izctl th- i,. ai d to expend
?
LviMl CJti.tr j ut &aU
A Good Oppor?
tunity for a IVlan
With Money
To develop a ton-acre lot within half
mile of corporate limits of Richmond
: Land lays well and nil dry. This is
an uncrxcelietl opportunity for a man
with money. None other need apply.
Address
U >TI. -are Times-Dispatch.
The Valentine Museum
! ELEVENTH AM' CLAY STREETS.
Open dallj from 10 A. M. to b P. M.
Admission, 2iic, ' o "" Saturdays.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH an I) CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 0 a. M. Id I'. M.
AdWiilon. 2ic Vtot on Saturdays.
auction fealr?, .future Da??
Ry Shea & Kfcan.
Real Batate Auctioneers.
Commissioner's auction sale of val
uable Byrd Street property, at the>
northeast eorner of Rvrd and Sixth
Streets. Nos. sort, >;rt2 and GO I Mast
Hyrd Street
In pursuance of a decree of the
chancery Court of the city of Rich- ,
tnond. entered on the 23d day of July,
1911. In tie suit styled Maurice A.
Rowers. Committee of John if- camp-:
bell, vs. John II. Campbell et als.. I wilt |
sell on the premises, on
? TIIURSDAY. AUGUST I, 1912, I
the following property described in
said decree, as f'dlows.
That certain lot or parcel of land, j
with Improvements thereon. In the
city .if Itichm.I, Va.. at the eorner ;
01 Sixth and Rvrd streets. beginning '
1G3 feet i l-t Inches west of Seventh
street, running thence westwardly
und fronting oh the nortii side "l
Hyrd street ;:, feet - .'.-I inches, more
or less, thence In a northeasterly di?
rection nloUK the tow path ? ?;' the Old
James River and KaitaWha Canal Corn
puny t>7 feet 3 3-i Inches, more or
ii !-?>. thence In n southeasterly direc?
tion 2 1 feet ?; inches, more or less,
thence in a southwesterly direction l
feet. more or iesst. theitcc In a south?
wardly direction i^ feet, neue less,
to the point of beginning, as shown
bn a pl?i "f the said propertv made
by T. Crawford Redd & Son. dated the
29th day .if January, 1.912,
TERMS: "ni-tliird i-ifii. ial.ince In
iv... equal instalments at one and two
years after date The purchaser or
purchasers to execute n ' t able notes
for the deferred payments of the pur
ehnso money, with Interest added from
day of sale, and title to be retained
tint I all the purchase money Is paid,
and conveyance ordered by th.>urt;
or all c?*h at the option Of the pur
[' M YURICE a POWERS.
Special Commissioner,
sinn & Kcegnn, Auctioneers.
1 certify that the bond required by
the above decree "i the Special com?
missioner has beeil duly given <ilv.ii
?.;.r mi hand this 24th day of July
1912;
Test.-:
By Pollard &? Hagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
COURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
HOUSE AND 1.' ?T IN" Illc.in.ANl>
PARK SIT' MTU I < AT THE CORNER
OF FLORIDA YVENUE AND MBADi i
OWBIUDGE R".\T>^
In execution of a decree of tile Clr
R?? court of licnrlco, entered ot. July :
I7( ;;.! :, in th ? suit of Antoinette I I
West and Claude Weht va. .Ihmes An?
drew Brown; etc,, i win sell bj auc?
tion the premises, on
THURSDAY, VUGUSST i. 1012.
at 6 O'clock P. M .
the above mentioned property, being
lots Nos. 1 and ? In block No '.'0, on
plan <.f Highland Park.
TERMS] Onfe-fourtH cash; residue In I
three equal Instalments, payable at six.
twelve and eighteen months, deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes,
with Interest added und title retained 1
until nil the purchase money I* paid.
J. MCDONALD WELLFORD,
Rpoelu! Commissioner. I
Special commissioner bond execute.I ;
July 22. 1012.
B. R PI 11 I.LI PS. n C
By J. P. Ciirnenl .t- Son
Real Batate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF No.;
COO SOUTH PINE STREET.
By Virtue of a certain deed of trust,
dated Jurte 21. 1907. recorded In the
clerk's office, Richmond Chuncory '
Coiii t. ,n 1>. lt. 103-C, page 513, default I
having been made In the payment of :
a portion of the debt secured thereby,
ai d having been required >>y the liehe
rj therein so to do. I will, on
i WEDNESDAY, ill. V 31, 1 ;< 1 J.
nl fi o'clock P. M..
oh the pronl|ses. proceed to sell nt
'public nuctlotl the propertv conveyed
therein, viz; AH that certain piece,
Parcel or lot of land, lying and being
in the city of Richmond, Virginia, with 1
tile frame dwelling ami all other Im-]
proveineht'y thereon, commencing at
th.- southwest corner of Pine und
Spring Streets, nnd fronting on Pine
Street, in a southerly direction nine?
teen Set i 1 a foot), and running back
between nni'allol lines ninety feet
(t?n feet i This is '< corner dwelling,
with six room.-', and is n first-Class
renter Ii will pay weil ns nn Invest?
ment Or home.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to piiy all
,m.-i- ??! sale, taxes and Insurance to
day of sale, und a debt of $1,500 now
due f|nil Interest thereon from June
24; i!M2, and the balance at twelve
month-, secured by a deed of trust on
the property.
JAMES D. CARNEAL.
Trustee.
By Edward s Rose Company.
RI i] Estate Auctioneers.
No 1209 West Cary Street Is a
ml-di Inched frame dwelling of six
oins. lei th. gas. etc. Must be seen
he appreciated. We have finally
rstiadi ;l Its owner to part with It
auction on
."BSDAY, THE 3?TH DAY OK JULY,
1912 't 6 0'( lock P. M
DwcllngH answering to this are
-. ."tly in demand, so .strive to become
- ..-.? nei lipon the day nnd hour
Lined.
T< nur. n t sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
And loneers.
OtHN?
34ih St. East at Park Ave.
Subway Enuance
New York's newest
anc! coolest?
The World's most
attractive Hoi el.
Each room with a bath.
T. M. Milliard, Managing Direetot
Walton H. Marshall, Manager
TURKISH AND HUMAN BATHS
t_- atfC.
THE JEFFERSON
Riciimond, Vn.
The most inugniIIveilt hotel in th*
South. European pian Rooms single
? nn en suite, With and without bat is'
Spacious Sample rooma
Sprctni Summer Rates. Club Break?
fust.
Atlantic Citv Rf?ott?
rnclfio and Arkansas Avenues. Spactou?
ground* adjoin beach and boardtralk. Onl*
medium-priced hotel ?h-re guests may *oJ
from house to turf In baihing a-tir? wits
out using str-ct?. v' i :, ?? probiblted. I'**
nf b-'ili houses ?Ith attendant tu nin fo?
suits I? frei?. Running irater In rooms.
i re-li mid ?.<?? irater baths, public and prl
rate. Special rate? ; I mid up daMyi V'.M
l? .' weekly. Including choice table, sup?
plied from tu* n Turin. While service. Or?
chestra. Tennis courts sad croquet (round*
iween hotel ond beach. ilooklet milled
i;pon request.
P\fl. C IKKECKAMH.
GALEN HALL
i11 i HE SE \
itu in. vMi SANATORIUM
Atlantic City, N. J.
GALEN HALL
in tin: mountains
\ PIH - I -< I, \S9 HOTEL,
Wemersvilie, Pa.
Ri ? ? Physl -:an. Tonic. Bath
jj l i - iTOI N '?. General Manager.
j
Beat Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON
An.i Fireproof Annex. Tenn. av.. near Beach
central; capacity 100: nppv.ite Prot, and Oath,
c ? arches ; running water in r.?m.i; private baths i
ex. client table: vegetatjea from own furm : whit*
M? ??? ? ??'' > k'lf I S 1.00 to $:|.fiO
d'lr. HKIt. Special rate*. R. B. I.uily. M.D.
Hotel Iroquois
. irollna av and Beach, centre of al(
Bttracl ; I < >ne of the moat
m idem and up-to-date. 100 or-an-slde rooma.
Private baths, runnlnc water In rooms. Ele?
vator, Music. Fine porches. White service.
Special rates: |:? up weekly: ?:.ro up -atly<
Booklet;_tV. F. SHAW.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
ill Ave, near Brteh and Steel Pier.
"pen surrounding*. Capacity 600. Hot mod
cold tea water baths. Large rooms; south?
ern exposure, Ellevator tu street level, ?
spaclo is porches, et.-. Special week rates; '
$2,60 up dally. llookh t. Coaches meat
trains. COOPER & LEEDS.
THE WILTSHIRE Zra%&Z.
>.n view.
Cireatly Improved. Cap. 330. Private baths.
Inti ..- - iter In rooms. elevator, etc.
Mush Special, ?;.'.:?: up weokly: J2.50 up
dolly. "I" ii all the year Henklet.
?ASIi'KI. F.LLIS_
HOTEL HAJBSTIC, Virginia av and
Beach; rcnovmol throughout; centre Of
attractions; ocean view; capacity 100; ele?
vator; private Laths: white service, etc.;
superior table; special f 10 up weekly; |1
u;. dally; b .??;??? :. M A. SMITH.
The leading mid most modern hlgh-clas*
ALBEMARLE
Virginia \\r. und llru-h. Coolest I.ociitlnn.
N. w till -iisaout; capacity 340; privat?
batii-i. elevators, t.ooo feet wide, cool
porches; exceptional table, white service.?
Special rates, S10 up weekly; f2 up dally.
IJ. P. COPE.
i ich. Ai good as the best.
Cop. 1 1 New, homelike; elevator; large.
cool; ocean view rooms, with baths; phones;
sxcellent table; white service; metal beds.
Special rates, it up weekly, tt.RC up dally.
Bat, to Mull. ft. Booklet W. F. WATTS.
Hotel Sotiiern
Virginia \v?. :??? ft. from ocean. Baths
and running water. Excellent table. 7th
season. Same management. o. I,. CAKE.
WestmontRhNt,;1Beadc?vo
nil ling lawns; elev.itor; private and
ii . a.it.'r baths: electricity and massage.
1 I ? up Week v. Booklet. Bell phone
UM \ M. R. HOMERS, Manager.
e&ttmmer &cftort?.
_ii i iiiwiisMsTsisWiiiiiiss iiiii i i mi i vjJiiseiAamxmnmmmam
"Good Time ?r Little Cost."
VACATION AT
W achapreague
Eastern Shore, Va,
HU \ i. SI MMEB RESORT.
Special liuies to Families,
House Parties and Clubs.
Homelike comforts, advantages of
in an. bays, shady lawn, beautiful sandy
i; excellent surf bathing, best boat?
ing and fishing; hot. cold und salt
baths; large rockers; Swing chairs: ten?
nis; free bowling and pool; fresh sea
(milk, vegetables, chickens from
no: own farm); special bout and uuto
rates. Send for S-page booklet.
A. II, (i. MEARS,
Wachapreague, Va.
STRIBLIMG SPRINGS
Shenandonh Mountains.
AuKIIHtn Co',, Vn,
Sulphur. Alum and Caalybeate Waters
all within 590 feet of hotel. 12 acres
it.ru! lawns and groves sur
Uhd hotel, forming environment un
ualed elsewhere, l.m acres moun
lii land comprise StrlbllnK tract.
Lies }?'?' to Slff'ii In hotel or large two.
Cnitnges, remodelled In lpt2. Pre*
lnsporlotlon from II It, a-.it Ions: Staun?
WATER t. IP IIOBSB,
The Mountain l*nradl?e.
Now op. ii. ? ??. Improved. Themost
modern und finest Incited hotel In this
region Cuisine of the highest standard;
n-tilii.. service, Orchestra, social diversions;
.v. i . ..in ol-door aiitUseittenl: new, bcau
palm Court ond Cafe. Special July
and party rates. Booklet and auto maps
JOHN P:."UOY COPE.
Blue Ridge Springs,
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
Maple Shade inn, I'utaskl, Vi?.
Most beautiful hotel and grounds In South
tvest Virginia. PerfOCtls equipped for com?
fort and pleasure . lltude -MOO feet. Won?
derful climate. Through deeper from Rich
?iiuud. Write for booklet.
ti M S tsXDICM-BEMKTHV-pa-UtWACV
/ ..v?v & ?*?"n ,xrrM ??-"-" "?
J1836 I ' ? 6* - - ^-i""
McGuire's University School
PP. M?NItOE PARK, IUCBMOND, VA.
KOItT V-H Ulli ril SESSION begins Sep
srhbi r ' aoruui I irtlon for unt
ersltj 11 ?<shoe|. V, S. Naval
nd Military Aeadenilesi Primary depart
... bors, . ?? p.irate Instnic
ir? sttidj . ind ti latlon rooms. Th*
'rlrielpu! Will be at 3 S Itelvldere St.. after
, in G For full information see catalogue/
l book st-r.or by mall.
JOHN I' McqUtRE, l'rlnclpal. ^
Richmond Academy
Richmond, Va.
Heven Hi Session iiruln? Sept, tu, mm,
Th- dean Ij now at proaldent's ?>fttce,
tichmond College. Phone or addresa,
U.M. L, Pltl.NCE, Dcsd,

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