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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

Mr.. Leech called the pending question
on the committee bill.
The bill was ordered to its engross-
ment and third reading with only few
dissenting voices. When it was about
to he put on its passage Mr. McAllister
sought to have it amended, but was ruled
out of order.
The bill was then passed by the fol-
lowing vote: Ayes, -; noes, 1, Mr.. Ak
ers. of Patrick, voting III the negative
The House adopted q resolution offered
by Mr.. Anderson, accepting an invitation
from the Negro Business Mems League
of Richmond, to attend the lecture of
Booker r. Washington at the Academy
tomorrow night. after "hcl tie bc1y
adjourned to meet at noon to-lno = Nv, in
stead OF Il O'Clock
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY GIr. Shelton-For the relief of D.
G. Mcutt.
by same-For the relief of oscar E.
Nicholson.
BY same-F'or the relief of the widow
Of John c. Johnson.
BY same-For the relief OF y. c. Foster.
BY sarne-ITor the relief of A. B. Cooke.
BY Ny. Blalemore-To incorporate the
Central Railway Of Virginia
BY Mr.. Buutin-To. re-enact section 120S
of the Code Of 1857.
BY Mr.. Whitehead of .Norfolk-To re-
lieve the Florence Crittendeu Home OF
taxes enormously assessed.
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR.
BY Mr.. Jennings-To amend and re-
enact section S711 of the Code of Virginia
making dogs in cities of Lynchburg and
other cities and certain counties person
al property.
BY MIR. Warthen-To give N. c. Rich
ardson, treasurer of Warren county, Vir-
ginia, power OF levy and distress TO col
Iect certain uncollected tax tickets.
BY same-To amend the charter of
act approved March 5th, 1900, entitled an
act to prescribe Il fence law for q part
OF Cedarville District, Warren county.
BY cane-To amend the charter for
the town Of Front Royal.
BY Mr. Madison-To authorize the
Board OF Supervisors OF the county of
Warwick, in their discretion, to pay the
sheriff of said county annually such an
amount as may be necessary to cover the
costs of fuel for heating the county jail.
BY MI Jones, of Henrico-To require
the Richmond Passenger and Power Co.
to provide separate accommodations for
the white and colored passengers upon
it's line between Twenty-ninth and ?
Streets, in the city OF Richmond, and
Seven Pines. in the county of Henrico.
BY Mr. Stoner-Authorizing the Board
of Supervisors of Botetourt county %
devote the proceeds of the tax on DOGS
in the said county to the paS-
ment of claims for sheep killed or Sc
verely wounded by dogs in said oounts.
BY same-RelatinS to the trespass Of
sheep in Botetourt county, and to pro-
vide a penalty therefor.
nv Mr.. Cromwell-To provide a sinking
fund in certain districts of Norfolk coun-
ty for the purpose of purchasing all turn
pixies and toll bridges located in such dis
tricts.
BY Mr.. Horsley-To prohibit the sale of
all kinds of cider in Concord precinct,
Campbell county, except apple cider with
out liquor license, and to prescribe the
By Mr.. latthews-To allow George L.
Mock & Company to erect q wharf, pier or
house on a. meadow or knoll in Big Cat
creek. in Accornnck county, Va,
BY Mr. Hutcheson-To amend and re-
enact section ) of the charter OF the
Clarksyillo Ton Bridge Company in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
IN SOME CASES
a Single Package or Pyramid Pile
Cure is Sufficient 10 Cure.

This may seem a broad statement when
1t IS remembered that few diseases are so
obstinate to really cure as piles: some
physicians going 50 lar as TO say that
painful surgical operation is the only per-
1n2nent cure but the many and remark
able cures made by the Pyramid Pie Cure
in the past iiew years has proven that
surgical operations are no longer neces-
sary, and thnt il IS by far the safest and
anost reliable remedy Vet discovered for
Ibis common and often dangerous trouble.
The harmless acids and healing-oIls con-
tanned in The Pyramid Pile Cure cause the
blood vessels 10 contract to a natural con-
dition and the little tunors are absorbed,
and The cure is made without pain, in
convenience or detention from business
DIR. Williams, a prominent CRITICAL sur
econ saws: 1T is The duty of every sur
:reon TO avoid an operation II possible to
c5Ire in any other way, and AFTER many
trials with the Pyramid Pile Cure, I I'M
besilatingty recommend ii in preference
10 AN operation.
Mr.. Phil. Owens, OF South Omaha, writes
tbat .dfter. suffering two years from an
aggravated case Of itching and protr9d-
ing piles he was cured by q single 50-cent
r,se,iase of the Pyramid Pie Cure pur-
chased from u local duEsist. He says: u
fully expected The trouble would return,
i,ut ann happy 10 say Tor the past year
and a han have been entirely free from
The disease, and / cannot speak too
warmly in favor Of The Pyramid. Pile
Cure.
\ hin clerk in ono of the lprge whole
sale houses of ST. Louis says: My occu-
nation as billing clerk was 50 confirming
and sedentary that it finally brought on an
aggravated attack OF rectal trouble. which
yny physician diagnosed as itching and
,,rctruding piles. and recommended salve
which gaze me some reiies for a few
hours after using, and then the trouble
would come back as bad as ever; one OF
the other clerks advised me TO Try Pyra-
mid Pile cure, and now feel ike thank
ing him every dry for recommending it,
as a single 5o-cent package cured me, and
] have had no trace of piles since, some
.hing over six months"
Hundreds OF pile sufferers, who had al
most decided 10 undergo the pain and
danGe-r OF an operation have been aston
tshed 10 find that the Pyramid Pie Cure
which can be purchased ~ any drug store,
WAS far safer, better and more effective
Than en- operation could possibly ha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
$500 FOR SI.G0.
, Profitable lnycst.nent.

John Blakely, of ". Lebanon, Pa, re
ports that he got more value from $
worth OF Grape-Nuts food than from Sbt-
spent in noted hospitals, trying to SC
wen from stomach trouble. He says
after all my experience, l had TO 2on3o
home thinking there was no cure for me-
/ was SO weak and nervous coula
hardly walk, and for three years HAD
,,ot a good nights sleep was run
down until I only weighed 12e pounds.
Il commenced using Grape-Nnrs about
a year ago and now | weigh l1,' pounds
and can do as good days work as any
one When I so to bed | sleep all night
peacefully and am refreshed III the
morning. / use Grape-Nuts food ever
day and know it is the greatest blessing
that ever was sent to suffering human
ity. l believe if it had not been for this
food / would have been under the sod
before this There is q reason No food
in existence contains. in concentrated
form. the elements that will rebuild the
nerve centres and the brain, as Grape
Nuts, and the beauty of the food is that
it is perfectly cooked at the factory and
hy the process of manufacture is pre-
disested in a natural way. therefore re-
quires but trifiing power OF the stomach
TO digest il. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
MULE CARS FOR A WEEK.
They May Be Discontinued After That
p.,.Jpf


IT seems likely from what can be
learned. that the mule cars will be dis
continued on the Broad-street line with
Those in a position to know say that
while this has not been posltiyeiy &c
cf}ed upon, it is probable it will be done
II is understood that the officers OF the
oynpanv have submitted the matter TO
Sew York parties largely interested in
the company for a decision. The New.
Workers were fully advised as TO the
tarms of the ordinance approved on Fri
dav, and they were advised that 1t would
he we'll TO bow TO the decision OF the
Council and make all possible haste III
electrifying the route.
The ordinance requires the mule cars
n be removed within six days, unless the
company is willing 10 surrender Eighth
Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
Street-Car Men.

st the two meetings of the street-car
men held yesterday, a number OF new
men were initiated both meetings being
largely attended. The association now
has o. per cent. of all the uotormen and
conductors employed in the city.
President Simmons, who has been Very
sick with pneumonia. was reported last
night as being well on the road to.recov-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10

A handsome portrait of DR.. John Dove
was presented to Dove Lodge, No. 81. \.
f. and A. NJ, last night at the Masonic
Temple by Colonel NJ L. Spotswood- Dr.
Dove, for whim the lodge was named,
was for number of years secretary OF
the Grand Lodge of Virginia. Mr. JEFF
ferson Wallace was appointed steward OF
the lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
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The Maia Company. of New York City. offer TO divide
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attention 10 ChSSANDRA SOAP and our other sTepaIa-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
TILE ELL, PASSES


The chair CATr. SAUNDERS overruled the
point raised by Mr.. Pollock and ruled
that the substitute was in order Mr.
Embrey called the pending question.
which was on the substitute offered by
Mr. Ryan. The substitute was lost, and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05

murd q. Giltner, agent" for
the principal sum OF go
600 for the reason that the
sum was State funds improperly deposit
ed with and loaned % the defendant cor
poration for consideration and by
way Of interest 10 be paid by said cor
poration TO the Treasurer Of the State OF
Oregon, and for the further reason that
it is against the law Of the State Of Ore
gon Tor State funds 10 be loaned by the
Treasurer OF the State or by any other
officer having the care or custody thereof.
That thesaid sum Of s25, 600 was placed
with the Williams a England Banking
Co by Phil MetschaB, vino was at the
time state treasurer, and that said funds
belonged 10 the state, ana came into his
custody by virtue Of his office, as treas
urer.
That while the claim stands in the
name Of Edmond @. Giltner, agent,
the said Edmund @. Giltner was acting
for and In behalf Of Phil Met shan.
Iadd K Bush also object 10 the pay
ment Of interest on principal on
the sum Of $50 %, as claim
presented by Phil Metschan. for the
reason that the principal OF i7S973 wal
and represents interests on moneys o
the state. wrongiully loaned by Phi
NJ Mytschan while he was State treasurer
That no principal or interest should b'
allowed upon this sum, nor should the
principal sum Of $3.50 "A ever have beer
paid.
They also object 10 the payment OF in
terest or principal on the claim o
ts, ,6l3 GO filed by Phil Metfchan
treasurer, on account Of sai'
fund being unlaSiully and i'm
properly placed with the deisndan
corporation, as loan which was un
authorised.
They object 10 the allowance OF inter
upon the principal sum Of f6,Oi7.27
the claim Of w. "a. Odell, for the reasol
that the deposit Was made while he va
clerk Of the state school land board ans
the ssid moneys were state funds
Also 70 the payment Of iHterest OF
the claim OF s7,sl0.33 pre-
svP''.a Fwafiosd
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05

presented. Half this was paid by the
county and the remaining half was or
dered paid by a warrant on the city oI
Salem.
The claim of Mrs. Sarah +. Collett
against the city for S49s damages for in
iuries sustained by fall on defective
sidewalk, on Court street, on September
Twas read and referred to the street COM
missioner, and the chairman Of the COM
mittse on streets and public property,
Frank Holmes as attorney for Mrs.
Collett presented in full the facts in the
accident, In falling Mrs. Co'lett's
wrist was broken. She is an elderly
woman and makes her living by hard
work as also does her husband. The
matter was presented to the council to
effect an amicable settlement, failing
which the matter will be taken 10 the
circuit court.
The claim Of ]. b. Underwood of Tur-
ner for $50 for injury to horse while
crossing bridge on Mission street near
Fifteenth, was also referred to the Street
Commissioner and chairman of the
committee on streets and public pro-
perty.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05

the funds belonged to the city Of Salem,
and were wrongful ly and unlawfully ali
lowed to accumulate in the hands Of the
city treasurer, and that any loan OF
them was unauthorized.
They object generally to the allowance
Of interest upon any. claim, exceptinq
such as by contract the defendant cor-
poration obligated itself to- pay
interest upon. In support OF
their objections Ladd Il Bush
state that there is large balance due
to the creditors and also TO the object
ors, Ladd & Bush, over and above the
amounts received by them from the re-
ceiyer that the corporation is insolvent,
and that there will not be sufficient
funds to pay all OF the depoaitors and
creditors in full that in order to pay In
full the amounts due the depositoru and
creditors, who we're lawfully entitled to
the full amount Of their claims,
il will be necessary 70, re-
refuse payment Of the interest on claims
as before stated. And they petition the
court that the receiver be DIRECTED to
take such further steps a. the creditors
and depositors may ask for, consistent
with law and justice, looking to the re-
covery Of all funds which may hereto.
fore have been disbursed contrary TO
law and justice.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
Bills Ordered Paid.

License committee reported favorably
upon applications for liquor licenses Of
the following: Butte & Weudwroth,
Harry Helmken, j. p. Rogers, Eugene
Eckerlin and j. Conner.
In Recorders Court.
City VS. Horner, Drunkenness, fined
IS, paid.
City VS. Galhart, Drunkenness, com.
mitted days.
City VS. McGregor, Indecent conduct,
committed 20 days.
Cityvs Reed, Drunkenness. committed
5 days.
Citv vs Fisher, Drunkenness, commit
ted days.
City VS. Shaw, riding without light,
fined 81, paid
City VS. Benson, Riding without light,
! fined 81, paid.
City ys Anderson, Drunkenness, fined
So paid.
City vs Erizou, Riding without light,
fined 81. paid
City vs. Jean, Disorderly Condnct,
committed 10 days.
City We Gibson, Drunkenness, fined s.,
paid.
City vs. skaife, Riding without light,
fined 81, paid.
Cityvs John Doe and Mrs Doe, riding
! without lights, fined 81. paid
City vs. Miller, Riding without light,
fined 81, unpaid.
Fines collected, $2l, days committed
45.
In Justices Court.
State W Patterson, j p fees, $2.95
Constabe's fees, 81 80.
State vs Costello, fees, SO 30, Con.
stable's fees, $l.S0,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
PERSONALS

Kola Neis is in Portland today.
Miss Lulu Outright has gone to Can
buy.
Mrs, +. G. Bowesox is visiting friends
la Portland.
Mrs. II. Mcintosh Of Portland has re.
turned home.
Governor and Mira. Geer are In Rose
burg for q few dsy.
A. W. Giesy left on business trip
north this morning.
Mrs f. G. Small 10 yisitlus, cortland
friends for few days.
Mlss Nj. L. Voorhees, Of woodburn
was in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ). Hamilton have
returned from Portland.
Rt Guiss OF Woodburn IL visiting at
the home Of Il. @. Patton. eaM
Mr. aud Mrs. II. HolversOn are spend
ing few daysin Portland.
Wrs. d. A. Waters is visiting Mrs.
Earle Cranston, In Portland.
viii Clayton OF Portland, spent sev.
eral days here the past week,
Harry anl Marguerite Wilson have,
gone to Albany to visit friends,
Mrp. May Cook, of Hood Rivsr. is vls,,
ting her mother, Mrs. A, T.. Dinsmoor,,
Miss Halle Thomas he's returnedi to,
her home at Turner TO stay. untilMon-
day.
Mrs. A. b. Gillia has gone 10 AstoFia,
called there by the death Of her brother
yesterday, 2
Mias Ethel knight aud Miss Ruth
Gabrielson, were carnival visitors this
morning.
Miss staver soi Portland hSs returned
home after visiting her friend. MIRA 1.
E. Allen. aa 'a
Mrs. II. O. Benson, otsanta Clara,
CAL, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
f. Perkins.
Sisters Leoeadia aud Leah have re-
turned to Portland after q visit at the
sacred Heart Academy.
Miss Laura Howard Of Portland, 10
visiting at the home OF her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. &. +. Howard.
Carol L. Hughes Of Spokane, arrived
in Salem yesterday. He came to enjoy
pleasant hunt In this vicinity.
DR.. Rex Byars, who has been seriously
III since his return from Seattle, has re-
covered sufficiently 10 be about tho
streets.
Mrs. Il. E. KightlInger, Of Cobelo.
Cal, has returned home after visiting
the family OF her brother.in-law, y. o.
Kightlinger,
Mira. Squire Farrar has gone 70 Port
land for short visit with her dargh-
ter, Miss Gladys, who 10 attending
school at -. Helena Hall.
Mrs, W. T. williamson and Mrs. Geo,
Burnett are In Eugene, whers thoy will
attend the wedding Of Mlss Lena Paine
10 Mr.. Goodrich, which occurs ihls even
ing.
Dr., and Mrs. q. o. Taylor Of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. l. Taylor d m
Carte, Illinois, arc visiting a. tho hose
Of Gen. w. II. OdelL Messfs Taylor aTo
sous Of MrA odsll.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05

with the law. The Recusants are mostly
Jesuits, Assumptionists, Carmelites
and Bensdictines.
Cardinal Langeneux, Archbishop Of
Reins, dsplores the departure OF the re.
ligious orders, and calls on his flock 10
shake of the yoke OF official impiety.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05

Crippled ana MANY Years an Invalid.
To whom these presents shall come, Greeung.
About fourteen years since at nine years OF age
met with an accident which caused an injury
10 my spine aud pelvic bone which resulted Ia
the formation Of bumped shoulders ana hip, 4
shortening OF the waist and displacement OF In
ternal organs, aud shortening OF about two
inches OF one limb between the knee and hip
ia addition 10 the outward appearance Of my
body "a above described I'm March 1900 was
taken with severe attack OF Ia Grippe from
the effect OF which suffered greatly with my
lungs and heart, and when Ia May 1900 came
10 and began treatment with Dr. j. y. Cook my
condition was about as follows Could per
form no manual labor, could not stoop 20 pick
anything from the floor. Could get about the
house only with dimculty, aud getting up stairs
was next % impossible. Gould use my limbs
only with difficulty and one OF them was much
Has ed. Ny nervous system was badly wrecked.
Had cough and severe pain ON lungs and heart,
no appetite, could sleep only In broken spells,
aud in many ways suffered almost constant ana
indeserib ibable agOnies. In short was as much
dead a. alive. Previously 70 my attack of La
Grippe was treated oVerG period Of years by
My personal appearance at this time is
straight Ia the back as anyone. My wasted
limb restored 10 normal Hize and but little more
than half an inch shorter than the other. Have
free use OF my limbs aud can go up ktairs one
foot after the other with perfect ease. My
WRsJt 10 lengthening Can htOOp 20 the moor
ith ease Can get about aud do pretty much
any and everything other well people can DO.
Ny appetite is Gpendidi sleep bOundly aud am
Absolutely free from pain.
Having lived ia Df. Cooks family for nearly
a year i have seen much Of the effect OF his
treatment upon others, and can truly aud
eheerfully recommend the Doctor and his med.
zeal SKIN 10 all In any way afflicted.
Tie DOc,Or's treatment in this case was Who'll
ly confined 10 his botanical Remedies, cOn'utu'
tonally administered. No resort 70 the use
Of knife mechanical appliance OF other method
OF treatment being employed
LILLIAN ROsENBAUM.
Lillian ROsenbaum has lived In this Vicinity
about nine years.
We the underagned are personally acquAint-
ed with the above alnant aud Cheertully sub
scriDe 10 the truth Of the iOregOing statement,
N. ROskNBAuM Father.
SUSAN HARRISON,
A. v, kOSEhBAUM.
subscribed aud sworn 70 before me this 2ith
day OF Aug, 1891.
seal attached. W. W. HALL,
County Ulerk.
By A. NcCULLOCH. Deputy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
EVERYBODY DELIoHTED,
Newbro's HerplcIde Destroys the
Dandrn,i Germ Permanently and
Cures BaIdneSst al

Quinine and rum aud a whole lot OF
other thingf, are pleasant 20 rub on the
scalp after washing IL FREQ OF dandrufti
but not one preparation OF the general
run cures dandruf and falling hair. 10 a
NJ ,essary 10 kill that germ, 70 be perm
anently cured OF dandruh, Bnd 20 - lP
falling hair. NewbTO'a Herpicide viii
positively destroys that germ, 20 that
there can be no more dandrun and 80
that the hair will grow lu1nriant.y.
destroy the cause, and you remove the
effect"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
Law of Associations,

LONDON, Oct The Paris cores.
pondent Of the Times says that the last
applications by religious orders for au-
thor.zation under the Law of Associa.
tions have been sent in. 1t is believed
that four-iifths of those religious COM
munities in the country have complied