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Twiustrs worth OS 1 i Bora 2 Knee tats Suits which sdid for $4410 miI ai 'i? $250 Boys' Extra Knee Pfcnta at Strictly Half Prices 1 Hundrcda of short pieces plenty long enough for waist this weaves 25c yard Boys'Wuh Suits at 8trictly Half Prices it) etch V-'-'Mt' Straw Hats which sold for $xgo to h-oo etj each i i i 1 1 i 29c 1 it 25c -Mohajr Luster 6 l-4c Yd Former Price 19c Short pieces of cours but lone enough (or Skirts or Dress About 100 yard in the fin Cotton Dress Good nt third af their former price Men's Straw Hats which sold for ta50 to S4G0 rio 1 at each We are preparing for inventory and you are reaping the benefits I WISH I GOULD STRAIGHTEN IT verslty of Maryland 1(05 (X Powell Dare Maryland Medical College 1803 Payne Jr Norfolk University of Pennsylvania 1906 J' Phipps Mouth of Wilson Va-Tennessee Medical College 1901 El Perkins Lina University of Virginia IMS i Plt Richmond University College of Medicine 1(06 Pack Blacksburg Va of Iley Sbnton Pattern 18 earth on STlRUIR KHS II (VT-HBIS (Continued from First Page) no and gave many manifestations af of Dotted and figured Swiss patterafr-nall desirable styles in 1 Hie In Trimming department by mall 18 a delightful stay ofrten weeks with relatives In Nottoway county Mr and Mrs Brauer of North Twwnty-flfth Street have left for Goshen Va to spend a nponth Hiss lEbvtha Hastings has returned from a delightful stay at Ocean View Rev Cox has returned from a short visit to the country Miss Perdue of Baltimore was the guest of her brother Mr Edward Per- and her mother Mrs Mary Purdue on Twenty-third Street this week Mr HueJ Walker received word a fey days ago of the death of hie brothewln-law Mi1 Robert Greenwood which occurred at his home ia Durham-K Mias Alio Evens Is visiting relatives at Tyler's and Beaver Dam Va Mrs Forrest SMtchell who le confined to her home with 1 malarial fever is somewhat Improved as la also Master Stuart Sterling who is sick with the fine Mlsa Annie Loving of at Hxlrmount Avenue Is spending several weeks with her grandmother Mr Kidd in Rich-dkmhL Sr Harry Kline of 1219 Twenty-aeoond Street has returned from a visit to hla fhther at Bteelton Pa -'The ladles of Fairmount Christian Churoh are holding a lawn party on tha lot At the comer of Twenty-third Street and the Avenue Mr El Tucker hue sold out hla grocery business to Messrs Thompson and Thomas IH lns of Haw River Melted hla Meter Mra George Collins here this week Jf- Glbaon who wan removed to the Snflni HoepHel last week suffering srith typhoid fever continue quits lit JKrs Roberts Jeter has gone to Sklp-wluie Mecklenburg oounty to Malt rela- Mrs Morris and her two children have returned from a pleasant visit to relative An Louisa oounty The moonlight trip which waa to have been given Tuesday night down the James nee been postponed Indefinitely K- Xendler who waa the wt of her mother Mrs Mary Woodfln week has returned home hn RuKellAQentr7 ta 111 her home on the Avenue vml' Hahane of Leuience- viiie Va who has been visiting relatives here hag left for Va hr and Mra Beadle were the A' MacAtlee he returned to her 11 aftp a very Pleasant oountyTtt Pwwte in Dinwiddle of Petersburg Miss Rosa Gifford of Mattox HI1L la TMm wrtwVaL? N0rtJl ChwllML Sickle quits 111 at her Streeta and ASHEVILLE 1 On August llth tha Southern Railway ZtoT to South Boston round trip tickets to Asheville for I1BN ncketa good on trains leaving Richmond August Mth Pullman and dining car ser-T'w on both tmlna This will give you an excellent opportunity to visit the mountains of Western North Carolina one of the moat beautiful parts of this country Very low rate tickets from Asheville to many Interesting and attractive points nearby For Pullman reservation and further particulars apply to nearest Southern Railway agent Richmond Transfer Company 811 East Main Street or WEBTBURT A M0 East Main Street CASTOR I A Tor Infests sod Childrtn Tin Kind Yn Han Always Baqfct Bears tha SPEND SATURDAY EVCNINQ AND SUNDAY AT POPULAR BEACH PARK- 60c ROUND TRIP 8PC-ClAL FAST TRAINS Leave Richmond Southern Railway 5:80 every week day Returning leave the Park 10:00 Sundays TWO TRAINS Leave Richmond 10:80 A and 4:00 Returning at 8:00 and 10:00 50c round trip Special tickets sold on Saturdays for all trains at 00c round trip to Wast Point' good returning on any regular or special train until Monday night following date of sale VORIA (TSs Dirt tss HtwWwyi land) EVERY AFTERNOON TO POPULAR BEACH PARK 60a ROUND TRIP Special train leaves Richmond 1: 10 from Southern Railway Fourteenth Street Station Returning leave West Point 10:00 TWO SPECIAL TRAINS ON SUNDAYS Leave Richmond 10:80 A 4:00 50c round trip Bsantts Tbs KM YnNmMqb Bsfll ATLANTIC COAST LINE SUNDAY EXCURSION BETWEEN RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 40 CENTS-ROUND TRIP-40 CENTS Tickets good on all tegular trains 11a Ited to date of aalA OABTORZA Bsaistfc yfTHIUrttM lliw Minn DtM 'S-'vN -s rzj: i 'V -S' iv- 'X1' yi iT I lV if i i -Vt cjtlMns at the announcement of hto death svsre sw J- Kershaw (Special to The Tlmee-Dlapateh) LYNCH BURO VA August Mn Richard Kerahaw agrt thlrato yean died at hto home jn' lynebbum toet ulgbt after an lllnees of elg weeks -He was employed for years In the frleght depot of the Southern RaUway here and vraa ax of the most popular men la the clerical employ of Uwt company her by hto wife end thro mall children Mrs A Utterback (Special to The Times-Dispatch) VA-' August 16-Mi Annie Weldon Utterback died yesterday afternooq at the- homo of her brother John A Utterback on Court Street af ter a long lllnee MU Utterback waa born and reared In Warren ton and resided then until five yearn ego when she cam to Lynchburg to reside with -her brother She was the daughter of the lata Addison Utterback of War- -ronton Her remains were shipped this -afternoon to Warren too for Interment Wingfield (Special to The Ttmea-Dtepatchf 1 LYNCHBURG VA August IS The remains of Samuel Wingfield who died yeeterday at Alexandria were brought here this afternoon and were taken on a tot train to Rustburg for Interment Tha remains were accompanied by the family of the dead man end representatives of the fraternal orders to which hs belonged A delegation fit Red Men Eagle and Elks rapt the party here and accompanied it to Rustburg the delegation numbering twenty-five persons Nicholas Roberts YSpedal to The Tlmes-Dlspotch) BEDFORD CITY Aug Mr Nicholas Robert Inmate of the National Home was found dead in hie room at that Inatltution about 7 odoch Wednesday eveslng His death to attributed to a sadden stroke of apoplexy as ho hod not previously complained of being 111 an was regarded as on tf the most healthy of the Inmate' Mr Robert who was 6S years of eg formerly a theatrical manager ws lunncnv iimutwai innnifvr- member of New York Lodge No but lad removed to Cincinnati whence ho earn to the National Hume at Bedford City Mrs Thornhill (Special to The Timea-Dlspatch) LYNCHBURG VA August kX-Jfr Judith Hatcher Thornhill wife of Mr 6 A' Thornhill a well-known resident of this city died yesterday afternean She was alxty-eeven years of age and In addition to her husband le survived by four children They are Mr Bra Thornhill Mr Thornhill Mr Wli-llam Woodson and Mr EL Thorn MIL Tha funeral took place this afternoon -from Cabell Street Baptist Church of which eho was a highly honored tnem- Louis WelU (Sparta! to The Tlmee-Dlspqtch) -PBTERSBCRO VA August lt-4 Louis Michael Well a wrtl-known sad respected former of Chesterfield county died to-day after a lingering Ulnae af paralysis Hs was forty-five yearn of ago and had been practically an Invalid for year r-1 i Jerome Brown (Snoctal to XDa Tlmee-Dlspotch) 'f PETERSBUROTvA August 16-Jsrom Brown an old end highly rsspseted -cttlsen dfed suddenly thte aftmoon at hto home on West High Street HU health bad been delicate for eonr time Mr Brown wo a Confederate vsteroo and an Active Pythian and Odd Fellow ho leaves a family j- -Mrs Frank Robinson (gpedal to Tho Tlmee-Dtopatch) FREDERICKSBURG VA Augurt 16 Hr Frank Roblnsoa died last night at bar" home In Stafford oounty aftor a brief lllnee aged thlrtyrthree year She to survived by her husband and twa children' J1 Bf Groves-- (Special to The Tlmee-Dtopatehj -FRIBDERICKgBfURO VA August M--Jeff Grove a pcomlnent cltly el Stafford oounty died hto hom near MusMlman to-day after Utaera of on weak of typhoid forty- four year He to survived by hto wldoft fiiA two chlWmi deaths braikS Sto-day Friitey ft IM fiom AU Saints' Church Interment privet a be county Judge 21 funeral earrieee ware bald on August Mb 1M6 at her homat Cool ASIwg plantation Edgecombe oounty IfiG Died August th 1M6 -at A at hto rssldenc No UN Jay gtraet WOAIAM DINAN to tha fortieth year of hto ag He toavse a vrtfo and five ohlldrln to mourn their Tho funeral will toko place this (Friday) evening from 86 Peter's Cathedral at Interment In ML Calvary Cemetery Died Wednesday I MIBB LUCIE HICKS at Sft) I6 Funeral from bar Into raeldeac Ns -MB North Beach Street Friday at MGS A Interment at Blacks ton Died of heart dleeae Thun- SLVtUt 'SjfSthfX: eventy-atxth year of her aft Funeral eerrtoa at 4ft0 P7 thl Friday afternoon from Jier tote rasl-denoe at Forest H1IL Intermiat la A FULL-FLEDGED Large Number of Applicants Pass State Ex- i amination: EVERY SECTION REPRESENTED Young Practitioners Come From Every Quarter of Old 'V-: i1' i i Appended Is the list of applicants for license to practice medicine end surgery who passed satisfactory examinations before the Medical Examining Board of Virginia during Its session hero June M-M: Julian Ashby Richmond University of Maryland U06 I Ashton Hooes University College of Medicine UK Bloss Huntington Va University of Virginia 1(66 Burger ShawsviUe University of Virginia 1(06 EL Brown Norfolk University fit Virginia 1906 Micajah Boland Lasryers University Of Virginia 1906 Whiter Brown Richmond Va Leonard Medical College 1906 Bishop Stuart Baltlmor Medical College 1906 Kenneth Broadford University of Virginia 1(06 A Bennett Jr Leesvllle a College of Medicine 1906 ML Bland Shacklefords Va Medical College of Virginia 1(06 Bennett Galveston University College of Medicine 006 Broaddua Bowling Green University College of Medicine IMS -John Boyd Winchester Va University College of Medicine 1(06 John I Coct ane Jast Dorset University of Virginia 1(97 Harry Crowe Richmond University Cbllego of Medicine 1(06 Charles Conrad Harrisonburg University of Virginia U06' Cassell Wythevffii Medical College of Virginia UK Chiles Richmond University College of Medlctnt 1(06 EL Hale Connelly Richmond University College of Medicine IPS Collins Portsmouth University College of Medicine NOK Casalday Richmond Medical College of VirginlA UK Chewnlng Merry Point University of Maryland IBM Dudley Glade Hllle VA-College of Physicians and Burgeons Baltimore 1906 I Devls Salem Va Kentucky School of Medicine U0L Daugherty Jr Richmond University College of Medicine IPS Dnmas Washington Howard University 1M6 Dodd Red Oak VA-Unlverslty of South UN EL Epperson AMngdon University College of Medicine 1105' Granville Eastham Mitchell' a' Memphis Hospital and Medical College Nashville KM Allen Freeman 1 Richmond Va Johns Hopkins University U06 Foreman Hampton Leonard Medical College UML -W Ferguson Lynchburg Unl-erslty of Virginia 1906 Fuller Clower University College of Medicine French Emporia Jefferson Medical College 1(76 A Gibson Ore Knob Kentucky University 1(06 Grubbs Riverton University College of Medicine 19N Go rs line Warm Springs Medical College of Virginia 1(06 -G Hooker ElamavlUe Va Unlver-alty of South 1901 Hull HIghtown Va-Unl verslty of Virginia 1(06 Harloe Winchester University of Virginia 1(06 Percy Harris Richmond Medical College of Virginia KM- Hogan Cbarlottevvllla University of VirginlA U06 A Ludwell Hammer Petersburg Va University College of Medicine U06 161111am Hyds Brownsburg Va- University of South lfOL Montgomery Hunter Washington Columbian Univeroity 1JM Johnson Toano Medical College of VirginlA U06 1 I Kendlg Richmond Va Medical College of VirginlA 1N6 Walter Kendlg Richmond Vi Medical College of VirginlA M06 Knepp Roan ok a University College of Medicine 1(06 Kaufman Portsmouth Va-Unl-verslty of PSnnsylvanU 1N6 IV KoontA Broadway Uni van KoontA Broadway sity Collega of Msdldne 1306 Lacy Richmond Vi College of VirginlA 1(06 Lewi Mamannas University of VirginlA 1(06 Mdr Martin Norfolk Univer sity Collage of Medidns U06 Man boil Warfield Unlvsr-slty College of Medldnc 1906 McCoy Petersburg Va-Howard University UM -J Mbsoa labors University of VirginlA 1(06 McIntosh Portsmouth Va-Med-Ical College of VirginlA 1(M Miller Blmmonsvllle Va-Unl-vorslty College of Madid 1(06 -C Montgomery La Croass Va- Unl verslty College of Medicine 1906 8 Moon Richmond University College of Med Id ns 1(06 A Moore BerryvUla Va University College oT Medlelns 1(06 Montgomery La Crosse University College of Medldns UK Mmma Sandy Level Medical College of Virginia 1(06 Nottingham La Croeae Va Medical College of VirginlA 1906 Nathan Nelson Richmond Ooyage of Physicians and Surgeons New Oscar 8 Owaus Maacheetei Va-UiU- on August nth Tho excursion will be run by twilight leaving Manchester at 680 It Is expiated that a large number of the herd will go Mr- A Orfm of Swaneboro left Wednesday for Mew Jersey where he will viatt his mother Mr Maud Grim Policeman Moore left yeetardey morning for Norfolk to deliver a confessed deserter Judaoo Daniel to the naval author! lie 1 Misses Franoes and Ethel McOSs are vleltlng their Meter Mr Markham In Hillsboro where they expect to remain the rest of the summer Mr John Anderson the watchman who was Injured Ip the dre el the Eureka Furniture Company's plant is out an has obtained a position with tha Tredegar Iron Work-- Chief Crooks has ordered a quantity of hose from the Boston Woven Hoe and Rubber Company The Shield! Knitting Mill Stroet have resumed work on Ninth OBITUARY Branch Archer -v Mr Branch T- Archer died at hte residence No Ill West Grace Street yesterday afternoon after a suddenly acute nines though he had been In falling health for more then a year UntU recently Mr Archer hod been In actlte business In Richmond He wee born In Powhatan county and began hie business career In Petersburg but Joined the" Confederate army and served gallantly therein until he woe taken prtooner He and Mr John Hf Glenn the cashier of the Merchants' National Bank of this city wen cell-mates in the Federal military prison at Elmirs Ho waa held there until tha doe of the war After forming some years In hla native county Mr Archer cam to this city and was engaged In the retell grocery business for a number of years with Mr James Kidd and he subsequently In partnership-with the tote John Booker conducted the retail grocery firm of Archer ft Booker later on after the death of Mr Booker carrying on tha business in Ms own name For a number of years after this he was in charge of the DaVto photograph gallery-He waa in Me sixtieth year In hto Industrious business and social Ufa In this city end elsewhere he had made large circle of friends end It to no oxaggergatlon to say that he held every friend ha mod He maintained close adherence to hto Ideals of true and high manhood end they were such os could only win approval of whoever knew him welL Since early manhood he bed been an earnest member of tho Episcopal Churoh Tha death of hto only daughter over a year ego gave Mm a shock from which he never fully recovered Hto serious Illness dated from that period -Mr Archer married Mr Marl Davis fiteln of this dty She with a stepson Mr Joseph Stein' and a brother Mr Archer survive him Tha funeral wlU take ptoee this evening at half-past flvs from AU-Baiat'f Church Mr William nUum Mr Rtllltam Dlnan a prominent and trustworthy locomotive engineer of Chesapeake end OMo Railway die his home Thursday morning at o'clock after a short Illness The immediate cause of death woe Mood poisoning He leaves a wife taro eoda ana three daughter He also leaves a brother Mr Joseph llsnslnU and sister Mra John 'West The many friends who have exiled to extend their sympathy to the family in their- loss attest thr Mgn esteem in which he was held -The funeral will take place to-dav at i from St Peter's Cathedral In-erment will be In Mount Calvary Cemetery Following to a list of the wit bearers: A Duffy John King Dona hoe Floyd Parker Hi L- Baldwin -j A Britton J- Starkey and Johnson W- Knapp Gould Harton Thoms A Miller Griffin McLeod and Hall -v Miss Lucy Morris Hicks Mlse 1 Lucy Morris Hicks died at her No 101 North Beech Street at home No Wednesday night teacher in the Central gel She was a ihopl of Rich-irvived by her mond Mlse Hicks to Sjonl She left on brother Mr Ji Hick of this city TfMrs Sank A Tindey frr Mr Sarah A Tinsley dl at IJO yeetarday in bar hom at Forest Hill Tho funeral will take btaea at 4ft o'clock this afternoon from thtTreeldenro Interment will be in Shockoe Cemetery John Beckham 2- -v The Tloee-Dtepatch) 1 1 AUKANDBIA VA August 16-Mr John Beckham former mayor of this city and a Confederate veteran died lost night at hto apartment on South Washington Street after a long Ulnae He was fifty-nine years of age and was a native of Culpepsr Although a boy at tha opening of the Civil War he entered the Confederate eervioaL becoming a member of Moehy's battalion and fought until peai Removing to this dty ho engaged tn the mercantile business with hla Mother the late Thomas Beckham who was also at one time mayor of Alexandria In the spring -of KliMr Joha Beckham was ateted mayor but Just as ho was beginning tha duties of tho oflto ho fell Into toualtion of mental depresfton and bodily decline for roHaf -from which bo went to Europe and traveled on the Continent for several weeks- Returning bo resumed charge of affairs of tho mayor's offlo hut was soon compelled to retire to privet Dfo eventually giving up buafneae entirely In the seyernl year jr unied chut officbut was sooa compellsd to private fusee entirely In the soyeral yean of hie lllnees hto mental condition had gradually dadlned Mr Beck Ugh character fln abfl I tine and fnondly ona of the moot drla during tha actively In pu' Hto him unfortunate wndltion finally i almost xptlraly from public attention Annexation Question Discussed V'-By Leading Citizens of 1 Manchester-" RESISTS ARREST AND IS SHOT Mrs' Anderson Died Yesterday Evening After Lrang Illness Lawn Parties iT'-l 1 Manchester Bureau Tlmee-Dispatch Na-lJOl HuH Street Ia discussing the annexation question last night some of the most prominent clUsena of Manchester and likewise among those moat conversant with the IsauM hand and the advantage to he i derived by both cities If -annexation were ultimately to come' said that Manchrs-ter would mainutn an entirely Independent attitude neither seeking for annexation nor opposing it But Jt to understood that generally the "MUsene of Manchester are In favor of annexation if Richmond can offer satisfactory 1 terms If not there Is little expectation that the smaller city will solicit the huger to Incorporate her 7 It to pointed out that Manchester has gained considerably In recent years that the city is now growing fast and that business Interests have increased very Manchester has every requisite shipping facility: the town ia surrounded a netsrork of railroads and industrially Manchester is- to-day ahead of her later city She has offered many Induec-menu and a smaller rate of taxes than obtain In Richmond to new industries and ehe can afford better end more convenient sites Factories are everywhere In evldenc and the Council to now In communication with others who wish to establish plants here Manchester cltlsens It to said have awakened to the feet of their city's pro-eminence ever Richmond in these particulars and for this reason will wait to see what further advantages Richmond can offer in the annexation scheme before (he herself will taka any active step- It le understood that the manufacturing plants will make a fight -against an-nexatio because many of them came to Manchelcr from Richmond to avoid the higher rate of taxation of the larger city But on the other hand it seems to ba the concensus that -tha majority of the citizens are in favor of the schems The City council will meet to-night when a committee from the City Council of Richmond will appear In behalf of the latter city In the interoat of the proposed consolidation of the two cl ties A committee will be appointed to confer with the Richmond delegation as to what shall be the form of the plan to be submitted to the peopls Negro Shot George Mlmra colored wee shot lest night by Officer --Rogers of Barton Height while he was resisting arrest in that plsos The bullet took effect In the calf of the right leg Just below the knee it to not regarded as serious Mlmma woe arrested on a warrant in the heeds of Officer Roger charging him with betrayal of Hasel Burton a negro girt -i Jewelry Case To-day The preliminary hearing of Joha Boy-den charged with the theft of ladies' Jewelry In Forest Mill Park recently will be given to-day by 'Squire Cheatham It I alleged that Boyaen cut a knothole in the side of the dressing room and hooked to him with a wire the garments from which the Jewelry was takes 'Squire Cheatham will also hear the case of Anthur Crump who to charged with stealing hla motnar-ln-htWa watch and pawning It in a broker's shop In Richmond Mrs Crump places tha value of her watch at (46 end as (SO 1s the maximum for which a Jail sentence can ha Im- It may mean a penitentiary friends of young Crump are endeavoring to have Mr crump lower the value of the watch so that tha theft may not crone within the bounds of penitentiary offense But os the watch waa sold for only MS this may not be necessary May Marty in Court Mayor Maurice will hear to-day the case of Fred Trap (colored) charged with the bertoyal of Robins Jackson a girl only seventeen years of eg They have been married yesirday mo as the girl event waa deferred Ing V- were morning In court to but Lawn Parties Last Night Two well -at tended and successful lawn parties took place last nlght-ona at Clop-ton Street Baptist Churoh and the other at Sacred Heart Church A goodly crowd wee la attendance at the Sacred Heart lawn party Then was plenty of refreshment consisting of coke and toe cream which netted large proceed- The feature of tha evening wee the raffling of some vases and a clock which wen won by ticket No 440 bought by Mi' Hogan of Hull Street Father de Muynck was present giving a cordial welcome to all and taking on active part In the entertainment 1 A large crowd waa etoo present at the Clopton Street Baptist Church town party which was conducted very successfully gnd which atoo brought In goad results to tho workers of tho church Mr Anderson Diet Mr Anderson of No 1807 Bain-bridge Street who had been 11 for so long died at 7:16 o'clock lest night The deceased woe a wall known and popular lady and much sincere regret la ex-pressed at the loos to the community Incurred by her death Personals and Brieia Mr Joseph Toney of Powhatan visited In tho dty yeaterday---A Sunday school picnic will ba held at Bethlehem Church on the Midlothian Turnpike to-day Rev Joel Tucker to the pastor The MandM heater Lodg Elks Physicians and Burgeons Baltimore 1(06 Rucker Bedford City Maryland Medical College 190L Rogers Washington IX' Georgetown University 1ML -Rugglerl Rosario Norfolk Va University 0r Napoli Italy 1896 Julian Ik Rawls Carravllle Va Medical College of VirginlA UN-W 8 Robertson Richmond University College of Medicine 1906 -1 Charles Ross Morgantown Medical College of VirginlA 1906 Rudasill Newport Newa Va-1 Medical College of Virginia U06 -A Ramsey Sandy Level University College of Medicine 1(06 Clyde Fenton Ross West- Point University College of Medicine 1(06 'Samuel Rice Richmond Medical College of Virginia UQ6 A Strother Charlottesville University of Virginia 1(06 Leon Smith Raleigh Leonard Medical College 1903 Ik Gibbon Smart Bedford' City 1 College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore 1186 Max Schoenbaum Vontay Medical College of Virginia 1904 a Bycle Rlchi College College Smith Rlchmond- University College of Mediqlne 1904 Julian Sloan Chester 8 Medical College of VirginlA UN Trigg Princess Anne Boston University 1904 Turman Richmond University College of Medicine 1(06 Tucker Norfolk Medical College of VirginlA 1(06 Twyman Charlottesville Medical College of VirginlA 1906 A I Tucker-' Norfolk University of Virginia 1906-' IX Terry Rice Depot Medical College of Virginia 1906 1 Whitehead Lynchburg University Collwa of Medicine 1905 Whitaker Hampton Leonard Medical College- VHH "i- Walters Madison Mills Va-Medlcal College of Virginia 19u6 A Willis Rapldsn Medical College of VliglnlA l(9i -J Witten Richmond Medical College of VirginlA 1(06-W I Watt Monitor University College of Medicine 1(06' 1 Williams Sonata University College of Medicine 1906 -W Williamson Alexandria University College -of Medicine 1906 Whited Grundy Medical College Of VirginlA UK George Wood Washington Georgetown University UK Van Dueraon Mineral National Medical University Chicago 19(4 These young men are now authorised to practice medicine In this State ABOUT THE WEATHER Temperatures Hmve Risen Locally Thunderstorms in South The barometer pressure la highest on the north Pacific coast and on the middle Atlantic and aoutb Atlantic coasts and It Is lowest In the upper Missouri valley and over Arisons The temperatures have risen in portions of the New England States the east Lake region and middle Atlantic States also la Montana and portions of Nebraska fallen cm the north Pacific coast and In Utah and remain about stationary elsewhere Precipitation has occurred during the past twenty four hours on the middle Atlantic coast In the south Atlantic Southern and Gulf States end locally- In the Rocky Mountain region Heavy rain haa fallen at Washington CL 646 Inches Charlotte 1:41 Inches August Ga 1(0 Inches Montgomery" Ala 1:30 Inches Mobile Ala 1:88 Inches Memphis Terns 8:14 Inches and Modens Utah 184 Inches Thunder storma are reported at Cairo ID Memphis and NadhvUle Tenn Phoenix Aria and Blemarck North Dakota Met Death in Kentucky Mr Thomas Lawson who waa formerly of Richmond where be Is remembered by the older cltlsens was killed August 5th by a Louisville and Nashville train at Pewee Valley Station Kentucky Alighting from on train and attempting to avoid a trolley car! he stepped In front of another train and waa Instantly killed The funeral was conducted at Iule-vllle August 7th by Confederate veterans Mr Lawson la survived by two Mr William LAwaos of Richmond and Mr Campbell Lawson of Baltlmor Personals and Kiefs Mrs Stephen Much to critically ill at her residence 8116 Beverly Street Mrs Beetle Maury No SOS Beat Grace Street left yesterday at I A to visit in Loutoa oounty Mr Lambeth has returned to hla home In tide city after a three hla home in this city after a three months' trip through the South Leaves To-day for Chicago Mr Thomas Marshall foreman of The Tlmee-Diipatch stereotyping department will leava to-day tor Chicago as a delegate from the Richmond Local Unkm Ns 66 to attend tha annual convenHM of the International and UnloBri Lad Breaks His Nose While playing with (onto of his companions Talma jPoaf- twelvto years old so ji of William rFoat of No lui North Fifth Street gUpped and fell break log hie noaq Where Did He Get Them? Jo H11L a little ploksulnr from Jackson Ward sold some pope" PuJohr a cheap pair of shoes shoes hrunked J- i -h ahoe and ph'jed ft was A $20 hUL Jos soar atoes jng out sold a Was 'action In recommending to the President over the heed of hie superior officer Secretary Shaw that my resignation lie asked for could only have been prompted by personal feeling against ma or be has been misled by designing enemies of mine because about the same time he was making hie recommendation to the President an official letter was re-eel rad by me dated July 14 1(05 as the result of examination of my office and the- same was rated by said letter as Ho Chptain Rogers hers exhibited taro official letters as the result of two examinations of his office during the last six months Both of these letters come from the office of the commissioner of Internal revenue and are dated April 85th and July Mth 1M6 The latest of these two letters both of them written by Robert Williams acting commissioner of Internal revenue la as "Tour office was examined on the 11th instant by Revenue Agent 8 Amen who reports that the lists stamps and accounts of the office were In hat anee the records neatly kept and posted to date the offices of the stamp deputies In balance and In good condition bonds examined and found In accordance with rwdatloai monthly report satisfactory and the office In good condition grade of your office Is fixed at No Similar Commendation The letter of April Mth 1(06 le aa follow: Tour office was examined on the 11th 1 by Revenue Agent Clark who re- ports the cash lists and stamp accounts ia tetfaaee: the office force competent efficient and attentive to duty tha records kept In first class style and all ported to date: the regulations regarding reports and returns strictly enforced official bonds In due form and properly recorded the offices of the stamp deputies at Petersburg and Norfolk In balance and the office In excellent condition grade of yonr offloe Is flexed at NO 1-N It Is said by others than Captain Rogers that when Commissioner fierkes was asked for some explanation of this sud- den and unexplained action he finally admitted that he had caused the letter to he written himself but he vouchsafed no further statement on the subject AS further evidence that Commissioner Terkee has assumed responsibility In this matter Secretary Shaw stated at Roanoke that he was as much surprised a Captain Rogers himself when he learned that a letter had been written asking for the resignation of the collector This letter wee written by the president's secretary and as usual with such communications begins "By direction of the qte j- Wants to Know the Cause Qsptaln Rogers naturally feels that le entitled to know the cause of this re- markable action by tha commissioner and Is not content to accept a rumor that business-like conduct of tha affairs of the officer or art the causes of 'this peremptory request for his resignation The two letters from revenue agents both Issued from the office of Comndsuloner Terkee himself and signed by the acting commissioner pu it the commissioner to explain Ms notion In the face of those utterly Inconsistent letters written officially Some months ago political enemies of the collector sought to displace him and for weeks it was rumored that he would he superseded After many trips to Washington and strong endorsements of the collector the effort to oust him was effectually overthrown and the collector renewed Ms official bond and began what was regarded aa another term The action of the President In the case af Collector Rogers ia believed to he a parallel to that in tha cage of Marshal Treat whom he subsequently reappointed Whether or not there Is soma favorite of the commissioner or the President to be 1 provided for cannot he stated Bo far as known here Commissioner Terkee Is alone responsible If hs has acted on the advice of or by reason of surreptitious charges filed by soma person or persons unknown he has given the collector no 1 oportunlty to answer Me critics It Is expected that the entire matter will he investigated and that Captain Rogers grin be exonerated from any Intimations of unhusInese-Uke conduct of the office ar of tncompetency It Is even possible that the President may revsrse himself as he did In Mr case The letter of the President by his secretary was received by Captain Rogers an August 1st and was probably answered a day or two later The collector Is atlH In Charge of tbs office and will probably remain so until relieved officially or superseded by some other man There are or have been many applicants for tha place for months pest among them Mr Otis Russell ex-poetmaater Mr Edgar Allan Jr Mr Dryer mud ethers from other cities Speculation has already begun aa to the succeeaorehlp but this will depend largely upon tbs recommendation' of Congressman Blemp and the patronage committee FAIBMOUNT NEWS Mias Daisy If arable of Grove la vlsjtlng her slater Mrs Marks In Prince George county Mrs Etta Pollard and her daughter Mas Carrie Pollard are visiting In 'the bom of Mr Anderson In Now Kent county Mrs Brown baa returned from JyrlU rua thrtf nxftunton ta Jlojt Fdftjtot i.