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Rri-ntrr lU'hlrtolllt'l C-,r.i, <t New ipapar,
-llE.YTLlvr WANT .i.M) lt_AL I5H
TA1E 'il.lilt ?i i VIlttllNIA, A.MJ
ONE 1,1. Uli; UKST IM AMERICA.;
Want Ad Kales
Dally, .>??,. nut pec ?<>r? iilim paid
? n advauce. Sit A?l. tultau tor Icaa tb?ii
Itu rruln.
l,ui' uuil urie-liulf cent* n ?onl nil
clunaiilcuiluun ,-?,-, ,n situation Wanted
*ur Mm.iu>. siluulluu Wuuted, oue ?cm
" ivord. Nu Ad. buuday tukcu t-ir .t-u i
???? in'.tu Keula.
?No .iii?. taken tor leaa lliait tw?._t>'
?v?j Keula ??lii-ii uuuued In ?>r e_uru??l
?i Hu couutcr.
1'um.idem ui>< icuuranleed. .
? lu??l. . u i! ,ui mil uu.ii ?nun-fd a.tvt !
u?au t . M;
I 'ur Ijuniiirnai fi.nl ruif.a, send for tu?
Wiinl Ad. Mim. i'?v.? .toiiru? ??
jiLooi antj jroiino
Lt58rT'hi.tw' ee.\' too block v. i;vr
Clay und Adauia and *>i..;t.i. .1 baby u
LOST; THURSDAY; BETWEEN SIN
and ..ixt h Street . ... i.:??.. : ?
!? 111. will
:liu (if
Lost, one male pointer i?
months Old. v. lilt' und ? ,i ??? i
Reward I: r?turned to , -.;
.M.i in Mi ?? 1
t;.cip caamrD, a^aU
V?ANTK.|i.' PRACTfCAL .VAN,
VAN': P? .;?!!? >N IN l|i;i..:. on
Ijclp UHanttb Jcm.ue
jXl"|'?s"f'i' gfiTJK HE.M.TY pqv
Hi.:; an:, Wi >m_n v. an ::.?-.
government positions. $>0 muni
write for lint ?if positions op,
franklin INSTITUTE, Dopt. ti&.
: ? In r, n. v.
tr
msenta icianicu
burgh, Pa.
?GENTS, VVB have rr TIIi-1 BEST
?oller out Needed in evcrS- homo.
M.ikr tin daily. Send for catalogue
.,:,d free imrriplo, KEYST?NE SUP?
PLY Itoi?.??!?:. Miller? i'ii.
aoents live' wire pn?i'?siri?N.
I.
tnund fur goods. WrlL - ? ILPEN
BPEOLVLT v CO . : ?? i t. it Union
Hutiare. New VnrU City.
^ir*pT?Hm VEEY 11a VB the FAST
cnt Rolling household pati-nt on the
market; WOOLVEHIN CO., Pitts?
burgh, Tn.
SET? "TfEi-I? n " u v " i: i. i: (? t i: 11 ? i ? i ? t A_L
kinds of hat?, ladles' and gentle?
men's, uivc ub u trial. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
JB EKTLEM KN, No MORE SHOE
bhines on street. Now open first
class shoe-shining parlors for ladles
and gentlemen, in;: NEWPORT,
2o0 East Broad Street, corner Second.
.SvA.VI'i-.u. '111:. i-( 1.1....: To KNUW
thai JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers, j\.
East .Mam Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LiATBVT STYLES. Old gold end ill
vet tlwiiyi1 takt-i:_i'^ exchahco.
!?VANTED, GENERAL. FOUNDRY AND
machine worn. RICHMOND MA?
CHINE iVOKKS. INC._
IDEAL VENTILATOR CO. PHONE
Monroe 1602^_
"~ Richmond, Vu., July 31, 1012.
XiOST CERTIFICATE N'< >. U B'JCi ONE
^hnre National IJank of Virginia
?,:?.. it. diited October 10, 1910, in the
name of John Stewart liryan. All
persons an- warned against nego?
tiating same, as application for ne-.v
certificate lias he* n made.
JOHN STEWART BRYAN.
pntfntg
iP?T KNTS.- 'i 'l; I; E PEYSi S A 1. ci -N -
S?ltalion In Rlishmond with invent?
ors; fifteon years' cxporl'Jnco: aatis
factory refereno.-s, S. II. EVANd,
Patent Attori. y. 9St, Itlohnioud,
V.l.
3?, (Son! iiuu Cuuijo
ri.ATl. I'.-!:. I'l BEST .\N i? BEST FOR
all uscj and the must ,.?inlcal, ,ii
cents per hundred. Try c loud of
our plnd and oak wood, which i? drv
and undor shelter. TYLER A- KYaN.
1001 \'.'..-t t'.ity M.iii.nr.
SToNO'S LA Ki Hi DRY OAK ?ND PINE
li now boiling at SU minor prices:
iilso slabs, cheapest wood sold; all
6i my coal is freo-burnlng and at
hummer p,ice. Order now ami nj?j
on It weekly. Virginia anthracite u
only $0.50 .this inontn. sample sent
fite. Ii. T. LONO. 1506 West Hioau
t-itrect._
*" WOOD AND COAL.
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY:
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; H.50 nnll-corrt. DA?
VID M. 1>EA & CO. I'hono Monroe
18?.
2? od v? ins
tilt's" C K ROWERS. Hi B. KRANK
liu, rooms hnd bottrd for permanent
und transient guests; dining room
well oqulppcd,
WA.\!I !'. i , EN I I .EM EN OK COUPLES
to room and board; also table board
era; Kood tabh mid comfortable
roomn. -105 Eutt Canal SlreoL Phono
|j Madlsun C291.
DAILY PUZZLES
mi ? :k! and liuu'j
HlCttAKL/bUN BKOS.
TAINi IN I'Ul
i Hold tit a, 10
? r-i. Btrlcti) nrst-clssa
inu t For further ln
?ite C. M. LOB . 18, .- >uth
tlxiBn to buy; morse
i wo day:-, aril mowing
>d ub new. ?julck sale,
care Tlmca-Dtspatch.
iKEKV i m H'.'i i A ? " >i j
?
??! kick F?n " sale
ijui n . ' !?? offer r. 1 tsed
h :< 523 Not tr. fourth
-will, b
tiy kind i
lUlSOIl l'.lO?
V-oulu;-. pet's ant) Sloe fetor k
ENGLISH si:i"! KB "BITCii;' REGIS
i tercd and pjuie-wihhcr; uialu pupp:
: moi ? ? .1 i hi hp. MICUELL
LUiil CisTatc j-ot Mali
FOB SALE, A l'Al'.M OK 310 acre!
NINO Li ?': E
Inary .v.-t
llltfil-DlHPJ
Real Cstntc j-ot Rent
:.\sr main, i lr.sr li.oou of.
a Nl . ::..t. private bath; fur
Lit ill cotiur Ccianttii
f? ..i" V fuREC T ' KBOM ' ' own KB.
fertile farih. einall a.?renn.-, with
Kood building*, on ?v near railroad.
; Mutt be cheap lor cash. P. O. Box
190, Richmond. Vi?._
Li.-r VOI it 1 All Alt! WITH J. A. CON?
NELLY oi CO. .Vrlte. postal for nee
Mi . y :,; n.Xa._
iXOOMS j-01 l\?l\t
FSlT~n?sf'." Two ?igiIY~h?Y*s*k-'
keeping rooms, nicely and completely
furnished; range; Ice box. Call
or phone Madison 1529. 712 L'uxt
Lt Ik'.. Sti ot t.
ATTRACTlVh~ ROOMS AT 322 EAST
Kranklln for August Mur.ro- 1
plea's a \ i. ?Ti it vctTve ROOMS. h
North Si\tb. : Si side bj street
FtfRNISHED ROOMS, APARTMENT 4,
The Hfihoyer, Madison 631s-j.
L?iti: 1:." i i JRNIS11 El? KR?NT ROOM i
hall room. 1". North Thir.l.
NICELY i ;':::::.-hki) "ROOMS, with
or without boill'd, VIS Kait Mar
shall, _
TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms
for rent; reasonable font to steady
tenants; nil conveniences. 302 E.is;
Grace. Phottt Madison ?;?92._
J'-l.us L?niitCD
yukn'i: i'fi i i.:: DESIRES' i'.>: :;
room flat September l. Kent not
cnc.Hug $is. k 601; oaie Tlnies
I Dispatch.
WANTED] m ? i I > k11N 11. at. FOUR <>K
five room-, nice locality, Church Hill;
on or near Boulevard preferred.
Phone Monroe 2737 or Mudlson
'??-??l-.l._
puooi.iiia
IW'TKi. ?iiii: KVSiil.S OK either
I Duncan or Charles McMillan (late of
i Scotland) communicate with ISA
j BELLA McMlLliAN, 10 Carting Avo
iiue, Toronto. Ontario, Canada.
HUMAN HAH! BOUGHT AND BOLD
: at HUGH ,s. aoe North Third.
&ummrc j?o?ririn?
'ST. ET?OTs nil r.Mji:, viiujiNI'a^b'?*y
Station. Ocean View, Vit, Excellent
nu-als; home comforts. Tor.ms reason
aide. mrs. e. j. bradley,
address MKS. l. C. DKi'.lKS._
GAR WOOD. COTTAGE" OCEAN VIEW,
v.l., newly furnished; all conven?
iences; one block from amusements;
bathing, fishing, dancing. Moals 50c.
Special rotes <>n application.
A LADY WITH ONE OR TWO ClflTs
dren, or n gentleman and his wire:
brick house; largo, shady yard; good
table; tolophono and daily mail; ref?
erences exchanged. Address MKS.
FENTON NOLAND, Beaver pam, vn.,
It, K. D. No. 2.
SUMM KB BOARDERS WANTED.
Largo, shady lawn; large rooms;
fresh vegetables. Seminary Building,
Wnyneaboro. Vs.
.iiinioit ?. ,t"u:o. J'-'?'uu-c ;D(3,'_ i
liy Chaptn & Hume,
lt<-ai Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE. auction sal?
of
EiaHT-ROOM FKA M E DWELLINO,
SO, 2303 WEST i'AIty STREET.
By virtu- or !, certain deed or trust,
dated J'n'iiunfy IC, 1008. and recorded
in tin' clerk's oiiie", Richmond Chan?
cery Court, in Ii. B, 20?-D, page 12. de
fault having been made In the payment
<>r the debt *.ired thereby, nnd hay?
ing been required by the boneficlary
therein ho to do, i will sell, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1912,
at 0 O'clock P. M.
the property described in Bald tided or
trust, vi?; I
"All that certain lot or parcel ?r land
lying and being In the city or Rich?
mond Vo . formerly in llenrico county,
Va on th" south lino of Cury Street;
h, . mning mm (00) feet west or
Strawberry Street, thence running
v ?' twardly along the Bald south lino
i. r Cary Str< t and fronting thereon
iwcnty-nvo rjr.i feet thence back from
front between parallel lines oho
? 1 arid twi :.iy i l.i"> feet to an
The dwelling Is occupied by nn ox
, ii, ... ,. rut! t. who ? ? to remain.
TKRMB' Cash, according to th' tjirms
of said deed of trust This sale is
made subject howov-r: to a prior in n.
hi tin- principal stitri of $1,100; on which
Interest has been paid to July 3. 1?12.
i i r 11,? r Information will be checrruiiy
B STEW MIT HUME,
>Ialin and Twelfth Sfret
dntr und' r dccri 0 of the
'NDAYj A?GURT '-. 1*12. at 11 >! .
"ho tract "f land containing livo
idred ncr. M morn or less, of which ;
Kandet Sims dl?d seized, in Clover
I District Chesterfield county. Vir-,
da near 'Rttln Quarter, and nbout
a'nd one-half rrillea from the Tide- '
f r and Western rt. B-. nnd about
inllos from the Southern I: R.
itrly all of this lard is In Umber,
of which I? original growth.
f"ERM$: One-f??rth cash, balance In
ml Instalments nt one and two years
? m date of sal"-, purchaser to give hin
'.? s for the deferred payments, car
nit Interest at c, pi-r cent, per an
m from date of Hale; lltld to h? r"
?.? ; until all of th" purchase money
paid and with the further provision
? no timber or wood is to be cut
on th'- property until all of th<- pur
is paid, purchaser, hbw
er, to l ave th" ric-ht to antlrlpnt"
?? and nil deferred payments by pay
? the same with Interest to th'- date
WTEEIS P. SMITH,
Special Commissioner.
The hond require In the above ratjr"
PHlLlP V. COGHIRT..
_ Clerk.
By E. A. Cntlln & Co..
16 North Eighth .-"tr. . t.
COSlMISSlONEUS' s VLB
ok
-acre farm, four mile's from
city; near troddey.
By virtue i r t; ?. .- decrees of the
r< ult Court of llenrico county, in tne
it of Eiicy Ncal et aln. vs.' Louisa
rty.o et als., ehtori d December 12,
10, February t, toil, and .Maren ;:. :
11, the undersigned special cotnmis-i
oners therein appointed win. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912,
nt 1.- o'clock noon,
front of H' nrlco county courthouse;
for for sale the tract of lund, eoti
inirir 30 n"r<-?, lyltig near the Nine
ii- Bond; about four miles east ot
lehn-,,mil. adjoining Rot in Park, the
lid of the iatri Dr, Hawks and that
c M. Friend, being the sann- land
hereof Silas Mayo died possessed. This
r.d is convenient to street cars, is
IJolntng th- vlllnge rit Robin Park1,
id can be subdivided and sold at
lOrmoilS proiitu on the llfurcs cx
?et.-d
TEEMS: One-third cash, ami th"
islduc Ih equal payments at on? nnrt
yo years, with Interest added; or nil
ijh, a I option of the purchaser; and
tie to he retained until nil til" pur
vise money he paid and OOnv.evnnCO
?di red by the court
JOHN H. O?Y,
EDGAR 1'.. ENGLISH.
Spi ' int Commissioners.
The bond required of th" speelnl
ommissloners has been duly civen.
f? TV w.\r>i>n,T..
Merl: Circuit rmtii t of llenrico County,
CHOICE LOT
AT AUCTION
25x120, south side of Main Street.
52 feet east of 1'ark Street, win be
offei ? 'i at auction
THURSDAY APT?RNOONj AUGUST S,
nt i"..15 o'rlock.
Opportunity !??.- home builder.
HAWKINS & RE KORD,
100 North SeVenth Street.
Sutomotulcs for fenlc.
FOR SALE., SIX- C Y DI N DE R SEVEN
passengcr automobile; perfect condi?
tion; owner wants smaller car. _
?Ei?, care Times-Dispatch,
i)?C?| l'tMliiLit?l'?
IDEAE" \ EN HI.ATOlt Co. 1'HoNE
Monroe ioo2.
Jriate $ot turn
FoiT Rent nicjsly 'FD^oTished !
Hat; all conveniences. 3015 Grove
Avenue.
?.vl?ClliiHU?UB
" ST?RAGeT'
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, tl
per load. Jrtoru your furniture, bug
gles, uutomotlli . pianos at t'o.\u
KINS. jr. V\'tst Broad._
?
LOANa
?0,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watcbo* at Now York ra.ics. N. f.
JACOBS _ SON, No 218 Nortli Nlntii
BHOE REPAIRING.
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladies; every pair Sewed; ^ett leath?
er, no nal.a, no iiegs. Roval rub?
ber heels, ^.'ic; '1 r. d Air rubber heels,
tOc; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHO_
FACTORY, HS E. Main. Phone Mon
_ roe 26<i._'
PlIONiM-, EAI'Iia] "
WHEN YOU BUY ROOK FOR THE
name. Edison If you want one you
can understand ev? ry word on tne
record. C IJ. H A V N ES _ CO.
~~SLIP" cos kr?.
IN einen AND CRETONNE, for red
room or parlor, .. uiu to jr. Byd
NOR &. HEN DEE Y. INC., ?oventl) una
Grace. Madison 3204.
WM. 11. SCOTT,
SCOTT'fl OED MARKET DRUG STORK
win sell on Salurday a job lot 0f lOc
toilet soap for Bo a onkn Kirnt coino
i ll:;.t M-IVid._ _
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY streets.
Open daily from IV A. M. to 6 P. M.
Admission, 25a Tfreo on Saturdays.
Chesterfield Citizens Threaten to1
Viiiit on Him the Acts of
His Supporters.
Politics not only makes strange bed?
fellows, but It in kca strange results. |
>> Ithe'ss a school row In the county of
Chesterfield, and Its effects on tiiu
campaign for Com In the Third
Cougri ssional DlsirU t
A certain seh<".l teacher In tho
county, generally regarded. It is under?
stood, us competent, was for some rea?
son not approved by Or, j. B. Fisher,
the former county school Superintend?
ent. Last year Shi ppliod for a, posi?
tion In the Midlothian High School,
prt tenting many letters of indorse?
ment. Among these letters wer* ex?
tremely flattering epistles from Sena- I
tor John 1J. Wutktns and Cuptalu W. ,
\\\ Baker, tho mem Wer? of tho -Sonata J
:wid House of Delegates hum that!
bailiwick. Hut the trustees Uli not;
elect her, because, s.j it was stated,
ot Dr. fisher's Opposition. j
Again thla year she asked fur a
position, unit to her l?rprlBo she could'
not gain the support ot Senator ?Vitt- |
kins and Captain Baker. Tti.-.s,. two
la a iiinkers liru prcsuinod, therefore, lo
havb ranged themselves on the side of
Dr. Fisher, und h|< St ??: the people are
said to be with th i teacher.
Iteacts ou ? uptulu I.ninti.
Now it came to pass that Senator
Watklns, Captain Hakor and Dr. B 01
are ardent supporters ol the cause of
Congressman Jot li I.amb. The new ?
rlntendent.-William U. Owens, iv?iu
Is supposoj to favor thu unfortunate 1
teuchtr, Is r n adherent of former Gov?
ernor Andrew Jackson Montague. I
ltehco the division In the community, j
Men who wvte outspoken for Captain
Lamb have declared against him and
all his household. They thirst for the
political bluod of Senator Watklns and
Captain Maker (/'father of the House
of Delegates") and uf all whose cause
tliey espouse Furthermore, they have
published th? letters written by the
two men last yt -i in behalf <<( tile
teaclien to show tholr Inconsistency.
This Is not a pipe dream; not a po?
litical dope story. It is SO much a fact
that Captain Lamb, alarmed at the
outcome, has written letters saying
how much he deplores tho fact that |
tho school row l> hurting him, He i
points out. It is said, that he had noth
Ihg to do with it. which is true, but
ti..- . ifects arc ti. ri
In the meantime the opponents of
Captain Maker, who usually gets his
oft-repeated nomination without ?ppo
; tlon, have brought out n 11. tlrtice.
of Chester, as l.is opponent In next
yet r*s light, nnd buy they will give
Captain Baker a long chose an.l a
Stern one. The venerable House mem
b. r Is chairman of the Comrrlttei n'ri
Insurance and Bnnklng and ranking
member of the Committee oh finance.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Gale. City. Vu., August 2.?ISmOry
Carter and Kmmett Grace;, each about
eighteen years old, have bevii lodged
in jail here on the charge o: kidnap?
ping tho flve-yedr-old aun of County
Clerk J. F. Richmond; The deed
committed last Sunday afternoon. The
young men. according to the evidence,
J lured tho boy to a cave a ir.iiu from
I his home and let him down into it a
j distance of thirty feet with a rope.
1 The cover..1 the cave w-vih brush and
I later look some food and t>ide bcdd?lg
? to tilth.
There wore some rails in the cave,
'and by u?ir.?* them, after several falls,
j the boy managed to climb up to tho
opening, where he answered ms lath
ei's ?all nt about 1? o'clock Sunday
night.
A preliminary trial was given the
! j oang men un.l they ware bound over
I to court. It is thought their purposo
was to secure a reward. Mr. Hich
. mend's home Is on iho north side of
I the county.
Ton bo?Iflldcbrand,
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
I Gordonsville. Va., August '.'.?Miss
Maty S Hlldebrohd, of Bluefleld, W.
I Va and J, H, Teaho. of Qadsden. Ala.,
were married at the Presbyterian
' manse this place, Thursday evening
! at f. o'clock Rev. Hugh li. Hudson
J performed the ceremony.
Mr Teabo Is an employe .>f thi Cior
dohsvllle Bakery, while his bride has
for tho past two years I.n an opera
, tor In the telephone exchange In Char
? lottcsvlile.
?
SOUTHERN RAILWY
TOBUYEQUlPiViENT
s Big Mortgage, Coverin
Large Amount of Rolling
Stock.
BUILDING NEW RIFLE RANGE
LaPrade on Job?rBriefs Filed
by Railroads in Stove
Shipping Case.
As a Virginia -orporatlon. tho South?
ern Railway has til-.] with the Stato
Corporation Commission a mortgage f-r
,l,.uu,e()i._ eoverluir new equipment to
be purchased. The papers have been
approved and have been recorded in
the clerk's ofllco of the Chnnccry Court.
Edward T. Stoteabury is the agent, who
technically leases tho equipment to the
road for the term of ten years, this
being merely a form of purchase on the
instalment plan.
The rolling stock authorised by the
mortgage includes thirty Mikado en?
gines, fifteen Paclflo engines, twenty
Btebl-trame passenger coaches, five all
steel mall and baggage cars, live nil
Blue] baggage ears, six Htocl-frarrie 'lin?
ing cars, 275 thirty-ton steel under
frame ventilated box cars, 160 thirty
ton steel under frame automobile box
cars and loo fifty-ton stool Hat cars.
The sum of fdUS,180 Is t>. be paid In
cash, and the remainder Is Included 1?
a long series of payments t'? conclude
? n May 81, 10J2. Tile equipment itself
Is security for the deferred payments.
WORK ON RIFLE RANGE
OlUcer's Report tPprored?Contract
I.el for H?tts.
Tho War Department has approvet
the report of Captain Allison on tho
availability of the State rille range, and
I the authorities are directed to go ahead
with tho work, provided they do not
k:il Mrs. Post, who owns a home within
rang- of tire.
\V. W. LaPrade, the State's engineer.
Is on the ground making a map to bo
used In putting tho range In shape.
SUrveya have. I -en made, but some ad
justments became necessary.
Contract for the erection of tho
butts has been let to Mr. Monk, of
Norfolk. II- Is gathering his material
and will begin the work at an early
day.
RAILROADS FILE BRIEFS
Long Delayed Papers In l>ltnr shipping
t Bsc 1 rrt* r.
Briefs have been tiled by the rail?
road companies which are asking tho
State Corporation Commission for a
ruling- requiring stoves shipped tu less
than rarload lots to bo crated. Tho
Southern Railway has tiled a long
printed brief. In which the merits of
1 the easo aro carefully gone Into. It is
' understood tho other companies will
: rely on this, save the Atlantic Coast
Line, which tiled a separate paper.
The hearing in this matter ?vas held
long ago?morn than a year Blnco. The
commission bus awaited the filing of
) the briefs.
Applies fur Reward.
Bobert Taylor, of Plttsylvanta county,
has applied to Oovernor Mann for the
reward of ?lf"' offered for Information
leading to Hie arrest <>f the person
who furnished the gun to Boy M. Sulli?
van, the convict who fatally shot Guard
.1. C. Howard near Chatham. The negro
who was arrested in tills connection
having confessed, the reward Is open
t,, somebody. The application has been
, sent to Major .1. B. Wuod, Superintend
..f the State Penitentiary, wilii a
ro fui st for Information as to the re
Ne*1 Hunk tilth.irtred.
The Fanners' und Merchants' Bank,
I of Boonc's Mills, in Franklin county,
is et m pi led with the law governing
new banking institutions, nnd pormls
jslon " grunted to It yesterday by the
j State Corporation Commission to begin
i business.
nines' Oflirera < ommlaalonrd.
First Lieutenant M. F. James and
Second Lieutenant Fontaine Jones, of
Company B, Richmond Light Infantry
Blues' Battalion, have passed their ex?
amination and have been commissioned
by Governor Mann.
Smallpox nt Holsten.
Bristol. Va., August 2.?The authori?
ties of Wnshlncton county have been
ntlvised of fourteen cases of smallpox
at Holsten, nine miles north of Ab
ing.ton. The district has been placed
under quarantine, and a physician and
magistrate are in charge. Everything
possible Will be done to prcv.-nl any
spread of the disease.
MANY CONVICTIONS
FOR ELECTION FRAUDS
[Special to the Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Bristol, Va.; August 2.?Pursuing h!s
rlelerinlned courso to purify elections In
Southwest Virginia, regardless of what
lit may cost. Judge It. A. \V, Skeeh, pi
the Circuit Court, has now pushed the
work of Investigation, Into Dickonson
county, which county adjoins Lee,
and where, ir is alleged, election brlb
i !hs wen- as uuincroua in recent elec?
tions as in ii'" county of Lee, where
mot,- than 200 men arc under Indict?
ment. While the work was beg tin
i.eo county first, the first cases to bu
brought to trial were in the county o?
Dickenson. Dickenson, being remote
in th" mountains, has neither telegraph
nor telephone Connection with the out?
side world. The court is held at Clint
wood, the county seat, where reside
many people of high intelligence. The
community is a prosperous one and has
long had the advantages of good schools
and churches. Judge Skeen's Investi?
gation has caused moro than the ordi?
nary commotion among the people of
that county, and already some cases
have been dlsposod of.
Asked for a statement regarding
what has been accomplished by Judge
.-'keen's probe in Blckenson county, a
prominent attornoy, who practices at
the Cllntwood bar. summed up the work
as follows:
"At the March and July terms of the
Circuit Court at Clintwood tin- grand
.lory returned 105 indictments for vio?
lations tif tin- election laws; At the
July t.-rm, which closed on July 19,
thirty-nine of those Indicted were
called to trial. Of this number nine
w ere found not guilty-upon trial. The
remainder either confessed or wore
tried ami found guilty. Those who
confessed wore given tho minimum lino
of $100, jiT-.il those who went to trial
were fined from $125 to $i5u each.
"Ity operation of law, nil those eon
!'< ssiiig or convicted at trial stand dis?
franchised until the disability Shall be
r< moved by the Governor of the state.
Among those convicted are two prom?
inent farmers living near Cllntwood
who are worth from $,r,0w> to $ 10.uOd
each. Among those Indicted and yet
to be tried are thiec prominent minis?
ters and many prosperous citizens. j
"In addition to the foregoing indict-j
mints. tio> grand Jury at the March
and July terms found over L'nii Indict-]
menta for the Illicit sale of whiskey in
tlie county. Theso await trial, which
will very likely bP reached at the Sep
t< mber term of tho court."
Commenting upon these facts, the.
attorney said:
"This will, in my opinion, go a long 1
way toward purifying elections, as It
is undisputed that ?moonshine" has op- ]
orated conspicuously In ovary political:
campaign. All the substantial cltIsens
of thu county, Irrespective of party, are
In harmony with Judge Skeen and the
other olllcials In their effort to stamp
out these evils. So far as I know,
there have been no threats made In
Dickonson county, nor has any obstacle
been thrown in thu way of the authori?
ties in their effort to make a complete
and thorough Investigation, proseeu
lion and tormlhdtloh of nil the elcotlon
nnd revenue violations in the county.
".iiniKe Skoen, Commonwealth's At-1
torney V, 6, Long and their assistants
are engaged In u work which, both in
its Immediate and future effect, cm
hardly bo equaled by all the other moral
forces now operating through these
mountains/'
CONTRACTS ARE
ORDERED CLOSED
Gould Companies Will Furnish
Light, and Power to City
of Frcdericksburg.
L^pvxi^i lu Iiiu i uuia-l^isyulchij
I'ltuVlK-nauUle, > U., AU|fUSt '
Jua^u AlYul i. iunibruy hau l?cuivou a
... . uiossuge uuiu rratljt j. uuuiu,
iviiu la in authorising lau eios
ul tiiu contract uu'twuuii u.u Jtirisu
urlcitsourg uc]i>.;yn.u Ui>nipuhyj in?,
i i cuci'ii.as?ui'cs i^ieetrio Cohipany auu i
in? rieuericKsuut k fowei Company j
with iiiu city ot Fredcrieksburg toi .
iigiiilnu iiiu streets ui the city uuu
iur pumping water ?u the city rese'r
vuir. Tuu coiitrucis have been rdtiuud
by iiiu uuarus ui directors ol th-j three
companies at formal niouttugs.
i in: examination iur teachers in con
not nun with the Summer Institute
held here was concluded last night, and
the tcacilertl, lieariy uuj ui thcni, arc
iiow leaving tur their lioinoa. Over
jiu ui the teachers attending the in?
stitute remained over when the Instl
tutu adjourned tu take the examination
toi teachers, which extended over
ihn ?? days?Wednesday. Thursday ana
Friday.
Courtland Smith, tho well-known
horseman of Fauquter county, bad a
narrow escape from death a low days
ago at bis larm, when he was attacked
by an Infuriated Jersey bull. Hut tor
the action of twu men on the tarm,
who came to Mr. Smith's rescue, the
latter certainly would have been killed.
Ah it was, he was. tussed In tho air,
and caino out uf the exciting oplSode
with a broken rib and many bruises.
fefdlc? ptopooiilo
Office of the State Highway Commis?
sion,
Ittchmond. V.l., July 25, 1912.
bids will uu RECEIVED at tub
clerk s oltlco, Cuipeper, Va., until 12
o'clock noon. Saturday; August 10,
1912. for tho construction of three
reinforced Concrete bridgos in Cui?
peper county, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at
the clerk s otllcc, Culpopor, Va., and
al tins ottlce.
a ccrtmed check for $250 to ac
company each bid.
Tho rigiu is reserved to reject any
und all bids.
further 'nformatlon furnished on
application to the undersigned,
P. ST. J WILSON,
Statu Hlginvu/ Comniisslonor.
National Hank uf Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
Monday, Julj 29, 1912.
0 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA:
Tursuunl to a resolution of the
board of directors or tuo National
Bank ol Virginia, adopted this day,
notice is hereby given that n special
meeting of the stockholders of the
said bank will be held at Its banking
buns.- Ninth and Mali: .Streets, Hlch
mond, Va.. THURSDAY, August 29,
1012 at 13 o'clock M. tu consider:
First A proposition and plan for
tho consolidation Of the National
Hank 0/ Virginia With the First Na?
tional Hank of Richmond, Va., which
has been approved by the board of
directors of the national Bank ot
Virginia]
Second. A plan for the complete
liquidation Of the assets ntid itrTntrs
of tho National Bank of Virginia
pursuant to sections 5220 an*. 5221,
United states Revised Statutes, to
t:i it ?- effect upon such .lay ns may be
fixed by the stockhdldt rs,
Third. 1 ho ratification of the nc
tlotl of tin? board of directors of the,
said bank In the premises prellml
r??i :?' to said meeting.
Fourth Any other business ger?
mane to the foregoing matters which
may bo brought to the consideration
of the said meeting.
A full meeting of tho stockhold?
ers, cither In person or by proxy. Is
urgently requested,
W. M. HABLI8TON.
W. M. ADDISON; President.
Cashier.
NOTICE OF MEETING.
First National Bank, Blchmond. Va.
Itlehmond. va., July 29. I9i2.
TO Till: STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS
FIRST NATIONAL HANK:
Notle.. is hereby given that by or?
der of the) board of directors, a spe?
cial tn. .tin- of the stockholders of
tho First National Bank of Rich?
mond, Va., has been called t<> ho held
at 12 o'clock noon on THURSDAY,
the 29lh day of August, 1913, at us
banking office, No. 1 IP4 East -Main
Street. Richmond, Vn.. for the pur?
pose of voting upon the consolidation
of tho National Bnnk of Virginia,
Of Richmond Vn.. With the First Na?
tional Bank of Richmond, Vn., under
the name uf the first National Bank
! of Itlehmond, Vn.; of ratifying and
approving the action of the board of
j directors In tho premlsos; of voting
upon the Increase of the capital
?took of tho First National Bank ot
Blchmond, Vn., from Sl.nflO.njn to
! f2,000,000; the Issue of 1.1,500 addi
? tional shares of tho par vain.- ,,r
$100 each, tit the price of $150 per
shnre lu cash; the Increase of the
number of directors so tbnt the
board shall consist of not less than
nine nor more than thirty-two stock
bold, v, the election of additional
directors; the amendment Of the ar?
ticles of association accordingly, and
voting or ncting upon any othor
mutters that may coma before the
in. . ting, oi any adjournment thereof.
The t-tot k transfer books will ho
closed from August ir> to August 30,
1912, Inclusive.
By order of the board of directors.
JOHN M. MILLER, .IB.,
i !ii bI lor,
Kummer ?\cscirt?>.
gjwHiiE SULPhTFr springs
^-,J Creenbricr Cuunty, Weil Virginia
"31 i i "KSK T*
' In tho Mountains
Tennis. Golf. Ru>.u>R. I>tivi.,5, \ f/^vr-N
Motoring, Dancing. Magnlfi- \ V s\ \.
cent Swimming I' ol NoFlics pi*y-j
Blue Ridge Springs, Va
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
STRIBLING SPRINGS
Shsnsndoah Mountains, Augusta Co., Va.
Sulphur, alum and chalybeate waters; an
within foo feet of hotol. itnt.s. ?7 to jio in
hotol, or tnrfc-u two-room eot:anea. r..:u.. it 1.
ed 1MI Write for tiooklet, 1? Illustrated
IftB? iranspnriaiion from railro.U
stations. S)auhton and Stokesville,
V. CHICHE8TBB.
ill re,Ml !' O. AllKllst.i Co, Va.
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs
and Baths opens Juno I. Elevation
2,150 feet Cures nervoua prostration,
dyspepsia, kidney disorders, malaria,
rhoumnlle. and skin trouM.? and f mal*
Irri gulurltUs. Clnurs nnd beautifies
the complexion. Writ* for booklet.
M. O. THOMAS.
Crockett ?prluita. Vs.
fltlnnrfc cixr Ursort?
racwc n,nd Arkniiiii Avenues. Spacious
grounds adjoin brach nml boardwalk. Only
medium-priced hotel whrr? guests msy BO
from homo to surf I?? bathing attlra with?
out u?lns ttrcot*. which :? prohibited. I'm
>.r idiii houses with attendant t" cure for
jiulti I*? free. K?nning tvitter In room*.
I r.-.ii nml nea water baths, public and prl
i<tr. Special rates I' and ni> duMyj ts.oo
(., weekly, Including1 , hoi. <- table, tup
pllnl from oivn tann. White errvlco. Or?
chestra. Tennis courts and croquet ground!
between hotel and V.? cn. Booklet mailed
upon rcqueat.
PAtTL 0. R08KCRAW9.
AT! ANTICCITYOFriCIALGUI?E
I r ><??? 225 Illustrations. All ??.traction* and |
I tbr b city 9
B Vtlmitl, i 11) Krea Information Moieim I
hmm I*. O. Itoa 803, Atlantic Clt?. N, J '=?''
~?GOMTlfiEf?TAL?
Tep&?4sct r., nr.r ftAuch: alwsrs ?oen.
Private batha elevator: eicalleat tanl-;
while aer?tcei 12 up ,!.'lv: ?!'> to ?17.5C
nkir. Bat to Mod., fi SO. nooklet*.
MATtGARICT w\T.?;n DVNPAN.
GALEN HALL
11% TUM SKA
HOT F.I, V XI) SAX.Vl'OniUM
Atlantic City, N.J.
GALEN HALL
IN Tllll MOI M tl.VS
\ FIUST-t I. tSS IIOTISL,
Wemevsville, Pa.
Resldi nt Physician. Tonic, F.aths.
? l >i.-t Kit. hens.
F, i.. itn N'-. tiene'nl Mann tier.
roiYAITrV IT Kentuckj i 100 yards from
rKUitlLfiAL ,. , . .,, ih. b,.3t.
Cap. New, homelike; elevator; largo,
cool, or,:,n view i loms, with baths; phones;
excellent table; whlto service; metal beds.
!; i rates, ? up weekly, ft.60 up dally,
to Mon. 13 Booklet W. F. WATTS.
mil 1.1. MAJKSTIC, Virginia nv and
Beach; renovated throughout; ccntro of
attractions; oci in dew; capacity 300; clo
vator; private baths; white service, etc.;
?upertor tnbli . ? . >i 110 up weekly; ft
up dalij ; l. ??;:?? ?.. M. A. SMITH._
IKE WILTSHIRE
Ocean view.
Oreatly Improved. Cap. ISO. Prlvnto batha.
I running water la rooms, elevator, etc.
Music. Special, fll.M up weekly; $2.50 up
I dally. Open nil the year. ItonkUt.
SAMUEL ELLIS.
3est Moderate Rate Hotel
. Fireproof Ann?!. Tenn. av . near Beach?
' 'V ' ' ? ' ? '" Prof, and Fath.
Churches : running water In rwm> ; private batha ;
excellent table; vegetables from own farm; white
\ , , M >:i ?k'ly : ?1.BO to ?:|.r,o
; ?1 It. it. Special ratm. It. P. I.mly. M 11
So. Carolina av. and Peach.,
attractlona, Capacltj too. One CV" the "moat
modern and up-to-date, loo oocnn-alde rooms.
Private batha, running water In rooms Bio
vutor. Music. Finn porches. Whlto service.
Fpi al ratest 111 up weekly; J5 eo up daily,
???ohic-t-_W. F. SHAW.
The leading nnd most modern hlgh-claaa
hotel at mnileratc rates.
ALBEIVI ARLE
Virginia Aio< and Bench, Cnolett Location.
Ntw through
prtvato
b?t! ? ? Ii i >rt, M. feet wide. cool
porches; exceptional table, white service.
I Special rate?, |io up weekly; SJ up dally.
J >"\.rt. J. p. COPB.
HOTEL SHOREHAM,
Ocean Coil Virginia Ave.
A moilern hotel with every convenience;
] elevator, private baths, etc. Open lawns
- ?'low plenty nt. light nnd air. Ideally lo
) cated. Service and table tho b, at. lUtoa
fl.'.oO up weekly, liooaiot.
W. 13. COTTE.V.
Qclaluarc SSIofer <gaoj
W AT Kit i. Af rtOCSB, ~~"
The Mountain Paradise,
Now open, extensively Improved. Tho most
tnoil-rn and tuiest located hotel In this
r. Blon, Cuisine or the! highest standard;
white, service. Orchestra, social diversions;
every out-of-door amusement; new. beau?
tiful Palm Court ami t.-nfe. Special July
and party rates, llooklet and auto ruapa
mullcj. 6th it-nson.
JOHN PURDT COPE.
pOtfiS
TURKISH AND ROMAN BAThF
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Vn.
Tho most uiaKltlfluent hotel in tU?
South. European man. Rooms single
aim on suite, with and without baths.
Spa i'-us Sample rooms.
Special Summer Rates, Club D reale
faaC
fj sjhI c liuaJ iH'ihfn
WwiiittliiM
C:-jas?^j^f TtMpUuV M D. Dma, ?- SgsjMiju^ V*v
Gloucester Academy
Virginia;
vlll*. hen i
Pi iparati
and for
the i'ii
to l.i
iiohv
The next
Ciirretponde
i :urm, .--Ummer
i V.l. Thorough
nd the university
ripeclnl attention
moat careful
rdera occupy the
! and his family.
Si ptember Ktn,
For clroulnrs
apply to dOHN TAltn (Oraduate University
of VlrKinlni, P. o. Cllouceater, "
P E A B O D Y
) Conservatory of Music
H Baltimore! >Wi
?d as the leads'
ndowed muaical con
torj in tho country,
irahlps nnd Diplomat
: Iroulars mailed.
McGuire's University School
I OPP. M " " II : UK. ItlCHMOND, V*.
i KOliTV-EKinril SESSION begins Sep
I tamber IS ["borough piepartlon for uni?
versity, colleae, tvciinleul school, U. S. Naval
j ami Mll|iar> Academies. Primary depart?
ment for small boys, with separate intime?
tors. siud> -hall, und recitation rooms. The
Principal will bn nt T N. llelvldere St^ 4ftOf
I Kept. 6 For foil Information an* catalogue
nt book stores, or by mm. -
JOHN P. McOUUtB, Prtnelpal.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND i.'I.VY STREBT?.
OPEN 3 A, M. TO 6 P. iL
Admloslon. 2,5a. Free on ?aturdajfa.

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