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Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 9

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Richmond, Virginia
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ATTACKED THE HEART Awful Neuralgia Case Cured to Stay Cured by Dr Williams' Fink puto -H-V-V' Ki' neosds kept by Dr Henderson aad Dr Southall i Chalfraan Sadler asked why thM reo-ords won not examined by tte superintendent dally Ha replied that If ha ted to- do tho work of hla assistants there would ba no occasion tor them to ho employed He visited all cum that required hie services and kept a general supervision over all tte patients Chairman Sadler announced Just before adjournment that tte investigation would conclude to-morrow afternoon to-morrow morning A Pmfwy Tte committee adjourned until 3M to-morrow morning A Ctoweg If ho had istol tor he was coming towardc him with aa men knllta Morning Senkm The thirtieth daps session was called to order at 1:19 Dr Foster conr tlnucd his testimony The present diet tor breakfast he said -i! A Neuralgia' In any form Is gainful but when It attacks the heart It -Je frequently fatal -Complicated with Indigestion of a form that affected the vital organ It threatened serious consequences In an Instance just reported Tho ease is that of Mr Graves of Ptesasnthill La who-teile -of bis trouble and cure as follows: -v '1 traveled considerably was exposed to all kinds of weather and ynm Irregular In my alseptag and sating 1 suppose this was tbs cause of my site ness at any rata In May UN 1 had got so bad that I was oompeiled to dull wsrk and taka to my bod I had a gold doctors and took bis- madlclno faithfully but grew worse -1 gave up hope of getting hotter and my neighbors thought I was surely going to dla J1 had euiie that It la 'but the hoard refused the request but was molasses butter biscuits toast loaf bread tea or eoffas with eggs and hash occasionally This' Is th best that can be done with the present appropriation To servo eggs ovary other day would coot HIM year' Dr Foster aald that there was no rate which ordered him to approve Mite but that did so and overlooked tho oners that wore made v- "i willing said hear my share of the 1 Dr Foster sold that the per cent of feoowertas of patients was forty-six per cant which wm sixteen par cant above the high average Dr Foster as Id ha had done his best to furnish an amusement hall and had urged tha board to taka tha matter up hut It had refused to set Ho asked tor I1N for a pool table if mtij 'i- 1' yf i 'b'i 4' N- it i-- A '-U ri 1 -vt- sf Southern Files Answer to the Complaint Made' to the Cor- poratibn Commission'-" i -r WANTS IT TO GO TO Ui coumt vv Declares Real Purpose of Order is to Benefit One News- paper'- ics-Dli 1 RALEIGH ft CL Juna 11-TIm Southern Railway thl morning filed with tho Corporation Commission tholr answer to tho complaint filed with' tho commission tte change of tho schedule of their Ooldaboro-Oreenaboro train No Ill and alio filed a petition that 7th whol proceeding be removed to tho United States Court1 on thrf (round that Interstate mall and passenger and 1 freight raffle Ore Involved and tha Southern is a Ylrsinla corporation V-: Contending counsel reached an agree- Inent that they will hold a conference with tho commission Friday morning tor naming a date for the hearing as to tha petitions and the motion for tho removal to tho Federal Court Tho anawer to tho petlttona la kmI along the name linen aa tha complaint by the Southern on which 'Judge Purnell lent evening Issued the restraining order against the commission It sets out in detail the reasons for tho change as materially benefiting the traveling public with regard to their Western North Carolina travel' Further that real purpose of tho order aa appears by many of the petitioner is delay train No Ill for tho purpose of receiving the belated mall offend by one corporation (tho morn-tag newspaper) end that tha eommlmloa has no right to delay tha transportation of mall passengers and frslght for the sole purpoeo of conferring a favor hpon a single user of the United States mills HACKETT FOR CONGRESS Nominated by Acclamation by of Eighth District (Special The Yhaas-Diapatchfc '') SALISBURY June tt-RIchard Hackett of Wilkes was nominated by acclamation -tor Congress from the Eighth District fay tho Democratic convention of Statesville to-day Colonel John A Henderson of Salisbury- ebatrmsn at the District Committee called the convention to order Tho representatives of tho press at were made secretaries of the convention and Colonel Henderson was made president 7 -v- -'-The roll-eall showed that each of eleven counties la the district wen well represented- lb Charles Armfleld of Stateevoflie In a strong speech placed Mr Hacketfa name before the conven-Hon and tha nomination received a vigor ous second from LC Wakefield of -Caldwell county-- Mr Hackett was noml- nated amid wlld otithualaaia Com- iklttca of' three wee appointed to escort treat feres '-The eucdtee of tbe-Demo-eratk party in- the Eighth District to predicted Tha eonventlon elected a new Congras-" ntennt Committee eon slat lug of tho foi-' lowing Alexander 1 glod-rlcki A Cheats Ashe WllMama Jones Cabarrns l- Veetel Caldwell Edmund Jones IredelL Orter Rowan John Henderson Stem ly faults Surry 8 Holcombo Watauga Fletcher Wilkes A Jones T-i Vendertord of Saliibury was elected chairman for the ensuing term' J-1 -v-'' Tb eonventibn IA Mtfcm jiuft im bear beiAff om of tho ihortMt mr boM lit thO BlOtOe elj'i (Special to Tho Times-Dispatch) SAUSBURT CL Juna lfMrv Ben- 1 Jamhi Spelgel 1 of Richmond was united In marriage here to-night to Mbs Motile Fridman daughter of Mr Jacob' Feld-man Tha ceremony was performed tty Rev Dr Caltech of Richmond who came to Salisbury by -special invitation tor tho event Tho couple received a larger number of telegraphic congratulations thas any couple ever married in Balls-bury rf Tkv- i t-r-i rr -ft? New' Psssenger Station (Special to The Tlmes-DtepatrfL) BAUBBrRT Cl Juno ILrGround was broken to-day for a now passenger station to bo erected In Salisbury by th Southern Railway Company at a eost of MMM Tho structure which will be modern In all respects and one of tho hand- somest on tha Southern system- Is te 1 ha completed by th and of tho present year to racominand any -reform that would reflect credit ra 'th superln Undent ot this hoapltal'VLi' Dr Foster said: Judge Garnett was ta harmony with him th Inference being that Mr Clo was and Mr Cola were not Th committee adjourned until Afternoon Sesiion After the dinner races Mr Everett fWaddey of Richmond wm placed oa tho stand to testify regarding ths hooks of the asylum Ho said ha had examined the hooka of th hospital at tha request of Colonel Lan eommlaslraar of hospitals and found tho system good- good as any In th state1 1: Mr Waddey said that th fact that tha experts had been able to mate a report within two waste showed that th system wm a good on Dr Footer wag recalled He testified as to tte condition of tho farm and tha revenue derived from it Dr Foster mid te had never known of ducking and bathing several patients in one tub of water until this investigation began Those witness who testified to these tacts were discharged attendants and their testimony proves that wm right to discharge them" (Ud the superintendent Colonel AnderoM wm here allowed to eraao-esamtaa tte witness Dr Foster said that he fait sura that th rule madf 5krlon were he thought mod by Clowes to used against him (Fostor) Q-i you think you' are unfair to dowsafA-r' 1 A don't think so X'm on th right lino" Witness said that Clowes wm tha subcommittee of tho general board to maka'rulM prasums te wm appointed by Colonel Lan mark of friendship I sm sure it wm not on account cf his -said Dr Foster Why He Opposed Clowes Colonel Anderson asked witness If his antagonism to Mr XL CIowm wm not on account of tte difficulty with Toxm Clowe vc -Dr Foster said that it was Colonel Anderson asked witness why he had opposed CIowm Dr footer Mid that ha opposed him on aooount of hla politics among otter things fi Montagu did not agrao with you" A tho Sonata CIowm eror My ho lovod your' -jv-'v ho did not" (fi CIowm over mate tte mootings of tho board A "Ho wrote him a totter In which you "with grMt rrtipeep after he had called you a eon of Did you A stenographer wrote It from a copy sent to all tha members cf ths hoard did not Nad Dr Foster Mid that Mr CIowm was not eonocienttoua In Miss Perry hut dM simply to slight him 1 Senator Sadler: you think Mr CIowm or Mr Colo would do anything against his A think CIowm A Butter-in fi you thlnk Colo 'A "Ha wm Influenced by Clowes Tm sorry to way Clowe wm always a lnv -v w'- Colonel Anderson quoted: rush in wbera angola tear -to tread" s' '-iV alluding to Clowes putting wlt-neM had hM i Dr Foster think tte quotation very (Laughter) Colonel Anfienon "You think tho Governor mad to appoint js jw -use '-'c i' A "Yes think tag blun- dor" 1 Jv "You -i-oay Cota wM -influenced by CIowm A "YM but two good members of tte board we caa get on all right Q-You blame Cols because you UMak he Is of no a i' A "I don't mean to go ao Cqulras -a 1 A Fight With Clowes Colonel' Andenou asked about the fight with CIowm's uncle Texas Clowes fi you try to kill Toxm CIowm A had ted a pistol 1 would have shot v-v--: hit him hn tte head with a piaca of Iron ptaor11-' A did Ha was coming towards wa with an open knife In hla Dr Foster said he thought tte resolution praising his administration was good and fair Colonel 1 Anderson asked him why te dM not know of th that wen going on Ho replied that such doings were Infrequent j' 1 there has not teen enough food Is not tha superintendent responsible A r' there Is any cruelty la not tho superintendent responsible don't think op-only In a way I bo superlntoadsnthad-to walkthrougn all the wards te would do tte Work of tho two assists ot physicians as well as his own Itwowilning tha Dead Culonel Anderson asked -a number of questions regarding thb habit of burying tte patients without tte physlolana examining tte bodies Dr Footer said that any csm of sudden death was examined Dp Dunn asked wltnsM If bodlM tn "the county were WltneM said they wore not -Senator Sadler lnterjoetod: ate In tte house of their Dr Footer replied sharply: are la tte teuM of their friends Colonel Lawless: there any rule In tte hospital that requires you to datly visits to tte A "Thera la ivijr Th oommlttas examined tte clerics) LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY Juna lift Jtatheraattar oflhtotrlbutton of tho stats of Cnalktoy deceased ass' In tte offlee of this court on May ML and after om year from tte date of tte qualification of tte aald executor oa tte motion of Edith Chalkier a Imtee under tte will of HL Chalk iloy edt- deoeaaed It Is orde that tte credl tarw of tte said Ctehdey sjoceaaed show csum hofon thliTeourt oa th Mth dra of July UOff against tte payment and delivery of the ostate of Sd decedent to his logmtaM or distHte-toos: ud that a oopy of this ordw ba published ohm a week tor four suecaMlve Mwraapra puhHated ta tte elty of Richmond Vs A Teeta: SAMUEL WADDTLL Gtark Christian A ChrUtlesi Attoraays DIVfDffND NOTICE i' yirgtala-CarolfafaCtemlMlro DmDEJrotahNaBVZTfeEBBOD of Director have this day daetarad a dividend of two pdr oontTmcinC gggft- ivunmnr ob in onitiMvif aitfih garjgiagSSFgE ts il of record at tte etora of huotaoM on June ML UML Tte hooka tor ttefi-Msfor rt awful to recall My boart fluttered and then seemed to cease boating 1 could wot lie on' my left aide at all My hands and toat -'awaited' sad eo did my foes After reading about Dr Williams pink Fllte in a newspaper decided to try them and they suited my ease exactly Before long 1 could see an Improvement and after taking a few boxes 1 wxa entirety cured I am glad to make thin statement and wish It catfifi cause every sufferer to try Dr Fink Fills' Df Willi Pink Fllte do not simply deaden pain: they sure tho trouble which caucas tha pain £They a re guaranteed to contain no narcotic stimulant or opiate Those who take them run no derfger of forming any drag habit They act directly on the blood and It to only through tho blood that any medicine can reach the nerves- Dr Williams' Pink Fills arc sold by all druggists or will hs sent postpaid on recolpt of pries coats par box sly boxes tor $160 by tho Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady a IISliSCSMOFf V---H A Complete Human Skeleton is Ploughed Up in an "r- fflwetol to Tha Thnee-Dlspatch) GREENSBORO' C-t Jun A farmer named SoL JanMa white driving hosM in tho country from church hero yesterday bsctma no Infuriated with his horse which balked near the Holiness Church in' South Greensboro that ho procured a stick cf dynamite and literally Mew Kb' head off 'Tha newly organised society hero of the CL A arc thus furnished good ease to begin work on unleai the jury should return a verdict of justifiable killing1 tor 'aa aggravated offense on a hot day White workmen this morning wore ploughing up an nltey-wny adjoining tbs lot of A Rankin on West Market Street preparatory to paving a complete human akaieton was brought to the surface It was that of a targe man and was not mom than eight tachaa under the hard surface Thvie a as? intelligent estimate poeeibla bf th "number of years elapsing sines th body was placed there" of Its identity -or the meaner of 1-- 0 i' King George Affairs (Special to Tho Times -Pi match) XlNO GEORGE COUNTT VA Juna Bev WhRty presiding elder arrived horn on Thursday ffinn Richmond and on Saturday hold hla third quarterly conference at Grace Church All of tha Xing' George churches were represented and th pastor's salary' eras up to tha average Sunday morning Mr bitty preached to a fin congregation a most earnest Sermon He loft toy Montrose to hold his next meeting' there to-day -'V Ji1' Day eras observed at Potomac Baptist Church yesterday large audience crowded tho house to enjoy tha 'occasion Addresses were mads by tho pastor of th church Bar New-bill and by Mr Thomas White Hon William Rogers Is In Washington whore ho Ri had a very delicate operation performed on his ayes The operation has proved successful and he in doing vriL Mr Rise Hors is spending some tint In Washington with bio brother Dr A Hove -r-' Miss Carrie Csruthera oldest daughter of Dr Caru thorn wtaf has been -attending the FarmvUls formal School returned horns Saturday after a visit of several day to bar uacte Mn CL Nindo In Fradericksburg Rev Turner returned Saturday from a visit to relatives la whbmq aad vicinity -j-vv Changes at Trinity (Special to Tho Tlnts-Dapatch) DURHAM Juno IL-Slnco tho close of Trinity Park School tor the vacation them ham been two changes la the faculty-' Headmaster A Bivins who has bald this position for tho past two sessions has rsalgned and accepted a position as superintendent of tha Milton High School at Milton Fro-fees or Btvims win bo succeeded by Bov Harvey North who Rraduated from Trinity College ln and since that time has been' pastor of a church la City Professor Raymond Browning who hac been profesaor la the Park School for tho past two year has also resigned his positioa aad has hoen started principal of Littleton Central Academy rrotocsor Browning's mam Monde to hear cf hi iiciii Fimia nSTIHIUIIT (Genttnacd from First Page) lUMonarchsilb! te an Typwrlttvft 'A glancs at tte machine phrase You tin get at writing ud nil of tte ports without' the slightest L''Aivi Th Is peculiar to tho'' Monarch You will find It In no Otter Typewriter The practical valo at tte "open is self to hinder th vtaloa Or the no harrier to look over mm to reach ever everything fully accM-state Send tor lltaratura Ckssiblia RE A merles it National Bank BoWdNSj' Roger AC Garnett irpaclatipritoO men each ISiOO par month: -tar special polleenian $4iOO per rsd 1NL Septsmter To CL Jtaffll registration servicM and room tent 1 IML I to TtWstaar Jeur registration LU INL November To A Gate-v? wood ragtatratlOB aorvlcoe UN to Joagi! KTuekole registration ervlcee IWr to fWalker Jeter registration sssvtass UN to PTank Hess registration ser--vioae UN to MoCoull ngtetraat tlon serrlcee UN to Michaakfc registration ssrvteae Ail to A Wi room rent for registration purposee day $200 Dceemter To CL- registration services and room rant 1 to Pentck registration sor UN to Crouch registration vtees $1-00 toll Moncure sarviosea member of Electoral Board eno rae $1444 to A O'Bannon regtefrattam ervioes $264 to A Wada nora fUMis for election purpose AN to Mm Vaughan 000 rant for Registration mt foi Pha JamM Gentiy rar laup room rent for eteetteo sn pooes AW to David Donatl roa for election purposes UN I Avenue Pharmacy room nut tor and registration purpooea UNs'N-W Browning reom rant tor otoctlodd registration purpoMa UH to: WLG1 FrayMr1 member of Electoral $10TOO to Melvin transfers fttu fifty cents INL January To WL rent of room for lection purposee to Darden servioM aa UN to Whitioek roeo Mgistratloa and election purposes to David Donatl room rant tor ra tlon purpooea $400 room rent tor registration purposes NNas to Dr Cotilns member ot Board $14N to Taylor ft Taylor Inn election tickets $1175 to A wkte: dill cppylng list of registered psrssao who ftl8 aapitatlon tax six months 1 to November and tor otter oloottan vices 8474 to judges clerks and sera of uoctlon November STATIONERY FUJnX 1I0L September Baughman tlonery Company' hooka and statlonafy for offlee $7L25 Adams d4 hooka tor ofllos $7641: Weymenfflyl HiUler ft Smlthte binding kind hewSfi $1300 Walthall rabtedtaffll deed bodes $4M Everett Waddey pany stationery- dkc for $2410 bV'" J-i INL November To Banghmaa tlonery Company Stationary tor tn rat's office $285 to Todd otol ory furnished for treasurer's office I INL January 2d To Taylor ft stationery fte for oonrthouaA: ILNj to Taylor ft Taylor printing for offlee $175 to Adams four hooka for courthouse $5090 to A' ft Ca one warrant book for court! $1750 to Anderson Compt treasurer's offlee $1J0 to Waddey courthouse ft Oh books aad stationery tor' house 1 $1100: to Baughman Company rebinding nooks ah ftc- Bia) to William McOrudar steep' kilted by dogs UN to tenon six steep allied by to A Grady one calf fclltaf 810N vvv- TEMPORARY POOR'H' Smtamber to Mrs tor Smi to Mrs rulai provisions furnished to Todd rallroad fare lntajw conveying pauper to Indiana IMS October To Wa expenses on aooount of poor at 71 District $lfM to Sullivan Vlaiona for poor of Vartna to Mra Clarks account poor of wliai District 11160: to Mrs XXUfMbJ account poor of Varlna Distriet Afb to HH1 A Carter account poor at Vhttaft District MN to Mitchell count poor of Varlna District I4ik Fussell account poor of District $460 to Houston so count poor at Fairfield District Mra Owen provisloi Gor of Fairfield District tchfield prov talons poor of DUtrictflT60 to filmcn Sotemon eerie poor of Brookland District Rankin gre trict $11N Hauler of Tuckahoe District $7 A0 to Eat Tuckahoe Dta trict vuh mlng provisions poor of riot 1100 1N8 January To of Tuokckoo Warfta' furnished poor tifN: ivtalona furnished both Clark ibod poor" provtoisaa furnished poor' IIAS0 Mitchell provisions furnished poor 1459 FpseaU provisions furnished poor I Houston expenses account at 1 ot District ftc 11150 Smith expsnoM account of poor at field District 4 to MOJO a Thai expenses account at poor of Fairfield i trict $100 Butter oxponsM of poor of Fairlleld Dtetrlrt ItANtg OUtonl provtaions furnished $850: Vh Litchfield serrlcM rendered I1AN: Floyed provisions 1 Dominion Excelsior Company dlM furnished $4L7i Simon provistons furnished $7 A0 Ing provisions (undated trict $1000 Wsst View Baptist rant sight months I1L00 PEBMANIBIT POOR Warrants to suparfntondsnt tor th mslntenanco ot- six -months 1 i' $1011 adafto-spoBft A I him JURORA AUowanoo to jurors July and October terms at court $411 SETTLEMENT NOVEMBER 1N To eommlsolons allowod troasu WF krriarii6ie4i $1171 To allowanm to mm for delta- quant Hat and statement of ao i count c'-1 14ft v'H t-i DOG TAX -L- INL September To Mulanari dog medals furnished to man Stationery Company dog tax furnished treasurer $L7I to W1 Etila Jones dog tax receipts furnished a treasurer 6700: to I Kemp OMB-r mtasioner of revenue far an Hating Ulf dogs 51X410 to CharlM ChUdroy eommlealoner of revenue- tor slttaw7 1771 dogs and tor sate of 480 modata foij 1M4 111040 IM December To wall tor sheep killed by doge ftc 511 to A Duval Jr for steep killed MS dogs fte I1AN to for doge killed non-payment ti November 7th: I To Barnes expensm for cleaning alleys To John Ross tor sanitary work' TfJ To Nelson FVnnor for sanitnryi ooooeooeeeeemwooooooaoo Bedford tor sanitary Mj (8iovtie4toots oft 44'Ti WU To A RECAPITULATION OP MENTS FOR THS SIX Road fund Road oonstraction fund UR' Contingent fund Stationery fund L'i fund Temporary- poor toad Perptenent poof toad V)14tj Jtttora rk4qiooet(HOMoo 000 IftBitVy fllB0 isaMOececaoeccasg Doc tBX sWUleoe 000:4 eonurflariMM lit! JkC 00010 tf i a i Ttttos ull1II FINANCIAL STATXMENT op HEN- WCP COUNTY FOB SIX MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER XL IMS: County of Hearlm to-wit: At a masting of tte Board of Super-vlame of th County at Henrtoo held on tte 10th day at August la tha yMr loos 1 'Tte Board pursuant to adjournment tola day eonaUtarsd tho laying at tt County Levy to mMt th county expenses tor tte rasulng yrar and having duly considered tte mum made the county of Henrtoo debtor TP this sum to provide for tte county's proportion of tte salary of tha judge of th Tenth Judicial Circuit Annual Mlary at tha Sheriff of tte county of Henrico Annual Mlary at tha Oommon- Attorney at ths county of Hanrloo Annual Mlary of tha County vHTK Mt(krM 1 (HMiitMitM Annual Mlary at tha Superintendent of Poor IN SM iM IN Annual Mlary ot th member of tte Board of Supervisors -Annual Mlary of tho Overseer of tte Poor aad tte Clark of tte Board of Overseers Extension of th county levy hereby Imposed end tte school tax to te levied on tte Commissioners' land ahd per- sonal property hooka etc 1575 to each CommlMlonor Stationery tor th Clerk's and TreMurer's o0om To meet contingent and necos-ssry expen bm arising during tte year and to pay tha salaries at the special police fores and Janitor ExpangM of registration and ttifiUOU ssisst'1' S4 0 Tte coat at Jury etc it IN TM 00 MO 5100 CO TN MO Mstatenano of th pornwaonl poor and salary tor tha phy- -slclaa at the almahouM S5N ExpenaM for tte temporary poor dooovoow a owe a a a a 0 5 00 Treasurer's commission tor col-- lacttas and distributing tha tend hereby Imposed LIN Const motion of roads and for the building and repair' of brldcM between this and tha adjoining conntiM 5 IN General tor the Improve- mMt at mads and tarldgM under the Henrico roed lew aa amended ta INI LON Improvement of mads and bridges In Brookland Marta-: 1 'V' terlal District under tte Henrico road law as amed ed ta UN je ad 0M0 00 Improvement of roads and bridges 1 In Tuckahoe Magle-tarlal Dtetrlrt under Henrico road law as amended In 1104 LSI! Improvement of toads and bridge In Fairfield MagUts risl DUtrict under tha Hen- rioo road law as amended -1904 Improvement bridges In VariM Magisterial District under tte Henrtw road law as amended tnMN Dellnquenctee In- connection with the levy hereby Impoeed L7 911411 -T 1rv- OlSRURfiffMffNTS -r ROAD FUND 106 August lstr-a Nuckols road axpansea I4W41 TV Baundera' road expenses N074S fi uay for two tor graveX H1U James Turner road evpensM SSNll Taylor foreorn MLOO Ctes Langley for xraveU UOL Saptombor Ith-O Nuckrto road eipMeeV l4J Warner Mowe dc Co- for terra cotta vIMm 9ML2f Sanuden wad: expeMef Dldurson for hawiooa ate aOrifflit for blacksmlthlng I1LM Warner Moore A Co tor cement and plp S72TI1 filmpaon Bm Co or Ksv 11007: Peter Paul for om nul Watt How fla for lmplementa UU0 8 Beveridge A Co for RV1 Anilp Flag for repairs to road HMuUnc -'4k "Nuckota for JSjfajgPHk III) mV- W-' Taylor lor GJ140p jAntbony $00 Currs Vt form INbctoter it NuchoU toed iiuiLiis 942491 Henry OrinnOii fty SJtLM UBew for gravel 9jl C' Bsundera wad expense wo Ssf' tmptementa M010 TTndi-n btactemlthing WJ OO sis? 5- Grlfflu for btacteml oourtngy 'Bjcund tor imptamonta SSS' wsrSrlp- Nuckota rood uxponso Grim moll for pp for gravsl MTJ for sravol-JLN s- ISu Klapp for graral MTJ: trarouns for rtl $1L cVtatara JMLFrJL Casey road expenses ternsra NW: J- Turner road ox- pensea IML10: ILf7: Ashton Starks for suppura IlH JlOL November 7tb-0 N- Nudtols road expenses $911-44 fieunders iSid upwsM NUll Casey rowl expenses HUM Call-Watt Company taSemrats UN Thonwa Wlra A Co for food N1N: Kopptar Brothers for gravel 1L4I Henrtns A Nucteta lmplsmeuts UN CL and A Edgar lm-plemMta IlH: Ashton tarkeJmple-meats RH a Grlffln biactemlta-lng HU7i Warner Moor A 1 Ob tor terra-cotta Pta $14 LM: J- Gentry for Mackamltotag UN: tonwt mod expanses ltd it Vermont for toad $U7f John Chuflold tor toed $1LN A Burke for tool $UN John A Archer tor gravel UT: George Uve-ssy tar gravel $1N Homes FUassU tor gravel UN Curt's Nock Farm tor hay December ItW-fijf Nuckols road axpansea $UT Browning for srsvelUtt: Henry GrimnmU for gravel iltil: Saunders road ox-pensea $18401 a Dickerson for barns es147i Smith -Courtney Company tor supplies 1171 Caaoy pensea $1UN Bmlth-Cburtnoy Compray for supplies I10U Richmond Harness Company for harness Henry Beckatoffbr for lumbar $-U Southern Bead Company-tor road euppllea $740 A Courtney for gravel HI Barnes for board and ear of sick mute $1004: Joseph H-Turnor1 road expense Nuckota KA expeuMs 1MIM: Smith A Woodall for CL Saunders road pensea i7LM CL Dlckereon tor frnirr UN Mra Morrteon tot gravel $1114 A Stons tor gravel iLli Winiam Rennie for gravel Hti Broaddus for buDalng bridge imn Ouur- road axpeneea tllLM J- Jonas tor tamber $1000 Minks for pates UN Edgar Gunn for lumbar $1144 A Baver-Idgw A Cixfor miptaiea S1A47 (L Grlffln tor hteskraSthliig RLffl: Cteorg Hunt tor repairing bridgo $LE Joseph Turner road axpsnMc $141 Joseph Turner tor gravel $771 Heated Crtttandca for gravN $417 Vlmonl tor hay $UU: Curl's Neck Fsna- for hay $UN EL Bom tor lumbar 14114 James MeGraw tor snp-pllea mtS: Wkrrtacr tor gravel ah ROAD CONSTRUCTION JUNO- UA August Wr-Y Amndcite Jus constructing new mad from'-' Glen Allen to Crossing IlllM Wll-mmtvIcm as mad commlssteiMr $1M Ssptambar -Casey for unstruettag lane Road Saunders tor conklructlng read toom Glen Allen to Crosalng Frayser for leveling old battMir-on Nine-Mile Road $25414 nayser for opening Street I181U: Henning ft Nuckota for imptemMU $5360 Barnett ft Brother ton rebuilding Turkey Island 1 hridgs IAN Thomas Guy services as bridge commissioner UN Atkinson ser-vtaesu bridge commissioner 149 1NL October Fraiver dor managlnr Ntasafil for opening road 104 November CSsey work on Lan Road lUAHt Moneura senrloM as road rmmmlarioner llN- Tiller justice at ths peace scaring road vlawara $400 1NL December CL Saunders constructing mad from Norwood Avenue to Wilkinson Road $MLN Simon Solo-moator executing proceseea $7104 Crose services as road commissioner $LN John A- Archer oervlco as road commissioner $240 1NL January George Sheppard road (a strip of land) $10044 CONTINGENT FUND August Erasing Journal tor pnpomls ftc UN TlmM-Dispetcb tor advertising 4042 Taylor ft Taylor printing "MIO: Dr George Barked la lunacy $314 Dr Fulmer Bright lunacy UfO Virginia Faaawiger and Forar Ompany ctectrla llahta ftc IN-U CL Burch lunacy AH a CTowdar lunacy ilOO A Angle va-SffncFt UN Ckmp pcuif pollce-K Acker lunacy UN Myar Angle justice at tha peace vagran-5? n4 lunacy JamM Lewie Pffffce vagrancy and lu-naey AH Simon Solomon clothing tor vagrante Dr A iteae bwVicm rendered prlaonera lL7i: Phil ff temid of vagrant m1A IML September Virgin IWandPowcrCtompMy ught fMl Tlmea-Dispatch Cbmpany adver and power adrar- and A bsltrlck tising $124 shelf In offlee gl SO: WIlUam Ellla Jooe printing $604 Jenk elean- jpany Jot anti-germ fluid $10LN Todd drayxge fte $4M Todd 0ve Barksdale lunacy $LM Dr A Dm coroner $4000 Dr A Deas lunacy UN DrT A Dess! fctemon board of conrjr- CVtobw Id-Dr Deas cor- JFr7-iinta P-)t vagrancy $7M 8- oonatabteA vagrancy fill Crowder lunjmy lito A Frayaer aor 1140 6r7 Fulmar Bright lu- lunacy 'William 'lunacy Baker lunacyilLIO Dr lunacy $2i0 -Dr Oolllna health officer $8800 Dr 8 Gordon lunacy 1280: Shackelford Supplies $500 Virginia Passe nrer and Power Company tor power 11411 CL nkle sanitation M00 Crystal -1m Salaam hamhn 1 wmaaiwuuM fPWi VTJEIEI HN $10N: Robins hawks $180 Bartlett two book-re ts $404 American Ribbon and Carbon Company ribbon and paper 1440 Simon Solomon sheriff bord at vagrant A WsddUI clerk for copying land hooka and abstract of deads $16000 1ML November Samuels constable Inquest $510 Burch vagrancy Ac- UN Tiller (J P) hmacy $1J0: Perrin summoning James Lewis P) lunacy aad vagrancy $400 Meyer Angle lunacy and $1200: Meyer A Angle lunacy and vagrancy U14 Crowder hi-JI'S M8j far A Deas coroner $12-10 Dr Fulmer Bright lunacy tUO Dr Hlllsman lunacy UN Burk fapwks $140 Vogter hawks $4N Glbbofi convoying peraoN to poorhouse $LN Southern Bolt Telephone and Telegraph Company rant $18 A Ha wee coal $2080' Crump ft West Coal Company coaL $4186 Crystal lew Comaeaur tea $1000 Virginia Paseenger and Power Company lights $621 A Milter vaccine point Mrcn-ty-flva oents: TlmM-Dls patch Company 1 for eoal 1171 Simon Solomon sheriff clothing for vagrants $2140: Simon Solomon board of vagrants $8175 Simon Solomon summoning UN John Hou $U16j Hon Garnstt hold-on of Circuit Court fto- tl0Ll(X December Samuels constable lunacy $121: Frayser attending Board of Health SUN JamOa Lewis vagrancy $100 Crowder constable lunacy $Lli Meyer Angle (J P) lunacy and vagrancy $1080 Angle police lunacy and vsgranev $1110: Dickerson elec trio supplies $7J0 Lichtenstein's Bona supplies $100: Crystal Ice Company Ice $LU Temple sanitation UN Payne Smith sanitation $160 Virginia Passenger and Power Company lights $1110 Phillips Rogers Coin-' plumbing $LN Dally German Ad- ada $iN Todd treasurer gas and water bills $M01 Crlt-tdndon hawks $110 Carroll Rogers hawks $580 Lewis Wevasr hawks 3124 H70ehste services as Harry Browning $140 wood $200 John A Archer commissioner $500 John Chain vkjM as commlMtomr $U0 Burton servlcea as oomnusalanar $260 A WaddIU fees in Turnpike matter $401 Blntard swearing eommlMlonan 1150 Redd ft Brother surveying $4190 Dr A Deasa coroner and servioM to vagrants Simon Solomon hoard of vagrants $10150 II Kemp conun Is-slonsr of revenue statements with reference to annexation proceeding $6000 CharlM Chlldrey deputy commissioner IUN Burgwyn making estimates and maps tor annexation proceeding $115 Hon Garnett Judge eight days' session of court 1164 IML December Hairtsoii dl Infeetant for smallpox $LNU UOL January Hon Garnett Sr on session at court $2440 Samuel constable services Jsmea T- Lewis lunacy and vagrancy $400 CL Burch cons table hi child UN A Anglo vagrancy Meyer Angles- (J- P) vagrancy Virginia State Insurance Company 1 uranee on alms house five yean $88 A Vi treasurer's ft Ca suppllM ad notices tor ft West Coal Company eoal 85817 Dr A Deas aarvloM to vagraqte and prisoners and tnqoaot ItlN: Dr O-T Ori-llna serrlcM as health offleor ftc M80C Dr Collins lunacy UN Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company rant $5888: Virginia Passenger and Power Company light at court house flLU Dlckereon electrical supplies ft 8840 Tempi sanitary work $1H: John- Rms ft Co repairs at courthouse 111: JamM MeGraw supplies JLUvJ JPJt' ting In gteM In jail tLSh A WalUUIl transferring land from book tor years 1402 INS and IML JAW? A WaddlR copying delinquent return foryear lOM and ONrototlng from tot OT delinquent lands ftc $75N A Wad-dlU expenses tor tte unty I1064 A Wkddlll ssrrlcM on Board Of Health $2800: Simon Sotamwj brard of vagrants lief Association of Richmond Vi tor and oa account of services rendered by tte Sr department of Mid city ta yepf IML for extinguishing fir In oountv UENtloAfi Oraan A JU BraiRKi Mtteriy adding maehlne for 1 office John Rom 1 JO Tlmee-Dtapstch A notices tor treasurer $2518 Crump authorised Mr Clowes to spend WOO for a plsae One of tho attendants raised ISO aad ha asked for IN more for a pool table but tha request wm again refused Mr Ould: 'Wv- "Do yon not tMnk there are patients here who ought not to ho here?" A THINK THERE SHOULD BE BOMB PROVISION IN OTHER PLACES FOR THEM 1 THINK XT IS A SERIOUS REFLECTION ON THE HOME THAT THET HAVE NO PLACE TO CARE FOR THE OLD SOLDIERS I THINK THERE ARE THIRTY PEOPLE HERE WHO SHOULD BE AT HOME' BUT 1 HAVE NO WAY OT DISCHARGING In speaking of tho diet furnished Dr Footer said that twmty-flm par cent of tho patients were oa diet this Included tho working men who ho said only worked whan they cared to: ha never made them work because ha felt ho had no right to form them 1 Ths Montagu Building Chairman Sadler then asked why tha sub -floors of tho Montague building worn put down before the roof was on Dr Footer said he gam th order at tha request of Mr Probaseo who had hem put In charge cf the construction by tha board Ho did not haltevo that ths contractor saved UN for ba opposed th schema -'-v am very proud at tha-Montagna mid Dr Foster- -Alluding to tbs rule tor visiting th wards Dr Foster said that ha visited sem of the wards ovary day tha year Ho then told of ducking Atkinson It wm when bo first rams to tho asylum and ana of the attendants said: lot's put Mm ta ths Tho patient wm not tied and wm ducked once in warm water- Dr Footer mid he orfered that should Mver ho done again Ha added assart that no man ta this country ta hinder or mom eonsMtarata to his patients than ami and I will discharge any one who unkind 1 to an Inmate of thla In speaking of Dr Southall Dr Footer aald Dr Southall haAgtmn him hta hearty support an that there was no-frictlon betweea them" Reverting to the Moatague Building tha witness said ho thought tho building was well constructed as if ths architects had taken charge at th construction A Chairman Sadler aad wttnam could not agrao regarding tho term and urgent cases" Chairman Sadler said that all insane were critically aad urgently fit Dr Foster would not agree to this Senator Klara aakod wltaam the patteatswura aU: eraaldsrad aad urgently -the aupsrtateud-rat visit them all -daily Wltnam said It would bo physically Impomlbte to do OS Expert Vs Expert --y Thd committim than' granted permission to Messrs Waddey and Phillips accountants to skhmlna tha report ot Mr Boudar-tha export acoimtaat- -lt was stated that Colonel Lons eorun'sslonar had employed thorn aoouatanta to ex-amtao the books vt tha hospital and to testify as ta ths condition of the system employed Msmra Sadler aad Ould voted against ths motion to allow- tho report to ho examined- a' vr- Dr Foster mid that ha knew of no ill treatment of paOsate that had not bora tnvootlgated Mrs Randolph had bera Mapped recording to a report but ha did not bellova It Th matter had bsa tarns ttgated hr the hoard i Dr Foster said that th assistant physicians wen not called to examine the dead except ta cam cf sudden death The white attendants were capable and could ten when person was dead Ha aald be would like to ham aa attendant on duty ot night la every ward but that unfortunately than was not money enough to- employ ths extra speaking of Hr Clowes ha said "I tMnk Mr Ctowes was too narrow in hla views nd I do not tMnk there should ho two Williamsburg mra ra th you think thora should bo anyF A rm not prepared to say Mr Clowes offered lot of Impracttaal think his voting to dismiss tho nnrsa was very wrong think ho had a selfish mottvs Cola Jim now recanted and wo will have a trained nuns' think he should bam rocaatad betors" rQuestion of Fitness Chalrmaa Sadler: have testified that you preferred charges agaiaet Mr Clowes aad the Senate did not confirm his appointment a talmbwr of the hoard DM not the Senate report state that thora wm evidence ihow Ing that you wore unfit to he superin-Undent and recommending that your investigated "I have never read tha report but 1 i Colonel Lawless: fi ll It not a fact that you Introduced hot two witnesses before th Senate tavaatigatira namely Mr fencer and JWOrmlfr A "Tea that ta -1 SsMtor Sadler: think ttm hoard took charge ff things which it was your duty to perform A such dismissing tho trained nuns moving the whiskey and rejecting I thought It wm v' Miss Ferry wll eoteut oStaor and was doing her duty wen that It wm cruel to tan bar out boceuao sh had ones been an Inmate at art asylum but had' been cured tor wm a to servo fi ate prapsrl pan detlas With tatamgMcsr dM Ste wm capable In every Opposed ClowtSL Dr Foster said te urged Tyler aad Onrorncr Moatague not to appoint Mr X- Clowes a member at the hoard because te wm not a proper person He aald te dM not nominate or suggest any on -to th Governor tor fi you consider -him aa gnat a member of the A dM I csnsldsrad Mm pocrtlarfy nnSt to strvs am the heard at this hot-feltsl -Xfi art tMnk that to gai nsteus 1 1 1 -is Eighty-First BirthdayV' v' r- IL' (Special to Th' Tlmas-Dlspatch) GREENSBORO Juha lX-Mre I Caroline Osborns of Oxford celebrated I her alfihty-ftrst birthday at the residence of her son Colonel Osborne ta Washington Street Saturday A number of Intimate friends called at tha residence from until 7 o'clock tho afternoon to tender their congratulation SIR MIGHT WM MANEELEY IM of Mary Commandory PhMa-Raeovors From Bright's dalphla During eonelnvo weak in San Francisco Sir Knight Wm H- Mnnccley of IN Seventeenth Stnot Phitedriphii of Karr Commandery called at tha office of the Jno Fulton Co to report fate ycoovory 1 Ho stated that ha had both Disease and Diabetes for nine years aid had gotten ao low ho could not speak tor A half hour at a tli lam M' ad by I UM- to PattewoA for ni ft kUled by dogs $2L to A Grady-tppllM on calf kilted by da BL8L-1 ISA January To William Grader tor om eteop killed by 1 SANITARY FUNXX: to' bring about this plan nor to make other needful improvements Ho was very proud bo said at tho excellent rocerd of -mad by tha hospital Which bad out" par cent of those received within tho last oovm years Colonel Anderson on cross-examination was extremely rlgnroua -and- wm assisted now and then by Chairman Sadler who laughed heartily at tha tegal thrusts of counsel -At om point Colonel Andsnda said to Dr Foster regarding hi fight an CIowm: Montagu did not agrao with Dr' Footer replied: tho Sonata you thlhk Mr ctawsa or Mr Cota would do anything against hla A think Clowes Dr Footer saU'Chat CoIs wm Inffu-ry snxies onead by Clowes hut la answer to a hands or eyelids dropsy- Kidney tmuhl question If he thought Cota "at ao eon-after tha third mouth: urine may show I said ha would not go far sediment tolling vision drawslnsos cm 1 as that ttM Ha 'Ml hg wcuid hum US Tons In lea packs A 1 him word that ha recover under a preparation made In California called Fulten Compound ley sent tor It Tho third nl the first natural steep In months and prominent wm than gradual but 1 tlnuous unto ba to how tbe plcturo at health Among other won-kaowu FhllaMphlana itkmed Richaini of 118 CMum- Ms Avenue also twotmddents efKen- ailigton whom ha told of it ateOL the win of a nhyslclan and several others Masons wtu kaow how-to approach MV Mantoetey to set th eternal truth as to the genuineness of this profound dta-eovary We again anneunca to the world tha curability of-chronlo Disease and Diabetes In fully 17 per cant of alt ns see OWENS MINOR DRUG CO Richmond' When to suspect Bright's Disease: Weakness or loea of weight.

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