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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
.aas .,,,na That Is uncanny.
New York Commercially

New York Commercially
Here is a bank deposit that nopoe'S
is scratching Tor! 1t is small TO De SURE
but that isn't the reason.
II is a fund OF only $50 safely secured
in the vaults at the German oiF! .lt55'
BANK in Baltimore, a"tfitH-S tAs 10,
death among seven OF tile olues. SUI
y,y,.s OF nope Assembly, fAi.iSi u.s. "
Etioor. Ine sum VIII NC t.aeu 20 s ssS11tt'
the funeral expenses OF tae iiSIAt 70 49,
None OF the SURVIVORS Is anxious 10 Sis'ttt.
me ;.InouIlt or 10 nave tins uohOf OF Dst14S
itilu away by the SIX VINO SURVIVE.
triae creation loI TIE Il.id IS ei.sitotieu
with an interesting DIT OIL iitpof-uii.oii MS
-sinry II was es,apllsi,ro aoout tel ) ears
a.U. VIXEN hope Assembly Oh bdltltl l't
vas Gisbauaeu ana ali It's ineinpeiS sii.is-
;iteu with faInlerS tnion, NO. l. " .4te
brotherhood OF faintefs ana beeots at '.
.Of America. at tnat time {. huubet
or tne members Of nope Assembly were
100 old TO become eilt-tieo 10 Auil b ehe-
Ms in the Painters U.uloI, and SO II vas
S.sClued TO set aside Tue D;tidiice III tiie
urea ury of tne. assembly. Willch shlouiie
eu TO about 500, Ior tne esd iiiie e.I9
OF a fund for the benefit Oh these oio
Iiieul DecS. ~.
stiIlle. Trustees wee appointed anu .t.o
amount deposited IN an envelope with
the bank. instead OF IN the usual way ~
that there would be no possibility VI II
Ueius diminished III any way eAcept ~
the amounts CrI"n lioLl IL oli .iie "e>A'-
OF q beneficiary.
From rllne 10 time the fund was drawn
upon, untli now bul $50 is iett II tAe iuiiGs
hsC nean Jliaced on interest, il IS thought
it would nave grown large enough 70
uettay the expenses or ali the penenci-
ares The seven benetiCiarles VINO re re
NAM are ali over 40 ) ears OF aSe. o its
tf them ssla the other cay that tUere IS
.bso4uteIv 40 jealousy as to the, even
/ tual disposition OF the balance, or as 70
i.sgnose ft.Iat.ves may receive it, The con-
dIlion is resarueu by Baltimore UNION
men as unique and Interesting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
The warships OF To-Day.
New York SUM-

The Compliments of the warships OF to-
day are approaching those OF the oio
three-deckers of Nelson's time Inc
British armored cruiser Drake, Wn.cn
s""rv SS,i,1 carry S68 officers and men. Our
California class of armored cruisers viii
nave III officers and men when the COM
n. elnents are full. In the oit days VIZ,
SANITATION was unknown, ships mucn
Smaller than are used row carried as
many many men as the largest now alio s;as
and sometimes even more; The British
Vile de Paris OF 1913. or 25Sz 5oSs. Cns-
i prize, carried $50 on a tonnass OF LIT: .
In the middle of the seventeenth century
the first rates of the English navy car ar
ried from 10 to SIS men, thougn t ehs
largest ship of the rate was only l.ooo
IONS Nelson's 1Oo-gun ship. the victory.
carried more than LOGO in her conpie-
Inent at Trafalgar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
In store for Those who Doubt.

When YOU read that a sufferer of many
wears standing has been completely re-
stored to health by using Smiths Cure
all you are inclined TO doubt the state
u2ent and, in fact have no belief in il
whatever The reason for this is that so
much is claimed for The cure-all 1t is I'M
possible for a.:y one TO believe it; If the
advertiser confined his claims TO the cur
ing on one disease, as do the propr!etors
Of Pyramid Pile Cure, readers would nave
much more faith in published testlmo,
malls. Those familiar with this great
remedy know that testimonials as TO its
merit may be relied upon implicitly, also
that the cures brought about by its use
are little short of marvellous. The gen
uineness of the testimonial here given
is ya2ched for and is but one of thou
Sands received.
u had a friend who had used one box
Of 50-cent Pyramid 'i,c-cure that entire
~ cured her. / saw the good effect on
her. and thought i would try it, as hac
got so / could not sit down without eX-
IRENE pain and getting up was just as
bad; the first box nearly cured me- j got
the second box and have had no trouble
since. Pyramid Pile Cure does all that
IT claims TO do, ard never miss an
opportunity 10 tell its merits. speak
from observation. and personal beneht.
Two boxes cured me over . year ago, and
no return of the trouble since" Mrs.
NJ. Mooney, No. 5000 Sangamon street,
Chicago Ill
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists
for so cent? a package, or Will be mailed
to any address upon receipt OF price by
Pyramid Drug Company, Marshall, Mich.
Write this firm Tor u cir book describing
UaA cauGe and cure Of piles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
A PHI DELTA THETA ROMANCE.
Conventions Gift to Faml-
ly of Rev. Robt. Morrison.

SsitAOHHI U1ll ~ 4 AuA"
~ of Rev. Robt. Morrison.
NEW YORK, November 29-(Special.)-
The national convention Of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity closed at the Hotel Ma
jestic this morning and for the first time
the pretty story back of the action of
the delegates that brought Thanksgiving
JOY to an humble Missouri home, was told
outside the convention halls.
By a spontaneous OutburSt OF reverence
for the memory of Rev. DR.. Robert Nor
rison, the founder of the fraternity, the
encumbrance on the little farm near Full
ton, Mo-, was wiped away and an annu-
ity voted 70 Mrs. Morrison a committee
carried the word to Miss Mary Morrison,
the attractive daughter, who has been
the guest of the fraternity during the
week She was speechless.
The action OF the convention was en-
tire1y unprecedented. When the useful
life Of the Rev. DR.. Morrison ended last
July, it was known in the fraternity that
he was not rich man, but few guessed
that his life had been so generous that
he forgot to keep a competence for his
family.
Immediately after convention was call
ed to order on Wednesday, one of the
delegates told of the money that still
remained to be paid on the farm, and
before the words were fairly out Of his
York Alumni Club was on his feet with an
Offering of $40 For five minutes dele
gates struggled for the floor to show their
regard for the man whose face was abb
sent from the convention hall this time
for the first in many years.
President Ward was forced to call for
order and ask the offerings to be made
slowly enough for the secretary to re-
cord them. In a little over ten minutes
more than $1,000 was raised 1t was more
than enough to wipe away the debt
Miss Morrison was in the hotel, and a,
committee Of men who had been most
intimate with her father, carried the
news to her. The gift. they said. was in
grateful remembrance Of the years Of
service which the founder had given to
the fraternity
Tears came to her eyes, and she could
not speak 1t was not expected. y tele
gram to Fulton made Thanksgiving a
happier day to Mrs. Morrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Sale y Poisous.
(New York Commercially


The unrestricted sale OF poisons and
narcotics has become d public scandal in
MANY OF the larser cities of the United
Stales: and even in the smaller towns
i.u,, villages quiet traue OIL huge pro-
portions mas been alio"eu 10 SO" ny
and nourlsn- MANY States az eii.totiito
laws 10 prevent TINS aouse, ana proiiloi-
-tlye Guy ordinances BY TIE score beSoIhe
matters of record nearly every itoiIsn-
The cocaine naDitueS OF Louisiana anu
thousands. and that SO widespread Is tne
degred;,tion becoming among me hesfoes
that Something Et.e an eAtefilA1iti.ton u
the race is threatened
In Oaio a law noS recently been passed
10 stop the sale OF cocaine, LnoipiAiile,
.slceters, except upon Il pi4J stefan : =. e e
Cincinnati are salu 20 be thousands;
5salu kentucky the State Board Oh fhar-
macy has determined 10 stamp OUT Tue
abuse. The nuInper OF napitues IN f-ost-
no;.e, Va, is estimated at 800 In PENN
.Syivaniae rne 0nIy conCluon imposed @pon
druggists is that the person buytnS poi-
Sons snail sign his name IN a boos,
stating by wnoH and Tor what purpose
tre drug is 10 be used; OF course, mat
IS no restriction whatever
1t is announced by American Medicine
in a recent article on the subject tial
the profession. and especially tue State
boards CT nealth. snail seriously concern
themselves With some method OF ano.isn-
ing TINS peInicious abuse. The cough
y
morphine or cocaine anu cures ior
S5ne ns.hitual use OF cocaine and morphine
generally contain these drugs themselves.
fheir sale snouiei, ss1sZs -siecieine. .;oe
bv law. except upon piescriD-
TOR; the ingredients s4uuld at least oe
stated upon eacn package. Dr. Bnnlgard-
Eer tCoIorado StaSe Medical Society, lU-)
states that Il two-ource bottle OF Mrs
~. illsiow sootntns syrup contains one
haif grain o. morphine srtphate, ana eacn
ounce or DIR. Bulls cough syrup con-
sfains more than one-fcuIth or a grain.
He also says that certain consumption
cures are now put up in small! bottles.
because no. hei.a permanent mixture.
the last dose. from the larger bottles
sometimes killed the patient, but that
the last dose rom the smaller bottle
would contain too little morphine and
eanabis indica to prove fatal. And this
safrocious method of masking money out
OF inducing disease and death IS permit
ted ana projected by civilized govern
1nent. " orse than this, the governments
sanctions. 2iid, by lis eopysisnt laws;
alone. permits the making OF the diseased
and defectiGes ard raGpers which it then
mus: support in hospitals and asyluns. ~
a RysHOp ON OPIUM TRAFFIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
he DREW THE DEATH CARD.
The Next Morning Ec and His Dogs
Were Dead.

Were Dead.
NEW YORK, November 29.-(Special.)-
George Morley drew the death card, the
nine OF clubs. in a game last night.
This morning he was found dead in
bed at the -iotel Seno on the 1>ingsbridge
roa~, While gas was escaping from Zee
jets. By his side, dead also, were two
fnely-bred fox terriers.
Morley was S5 years old, and lived
across the street from the Hotel Senc
He was a carpenter in charge of the work
on the Roman -v.nolic orphan asylum, at
Kingsbridge road and Sedgwick avenue
He played a game of hearts last night,
with Amino Seno, the proprietor of the
hotel curing the game the nine Of clubs
was dealt to Morley.
Chats the death card said Seno
And the two laughed over The incident
Morley did not go home, but lock a room
in the hotel.
When the proprietor went to call him
this morning. he found HIM and the two
dogs dead. Morley was married, but his
wife was not with him last night
The police say the mans dea..l was &C
ciuental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Case OF a New York Girl OF Interest
TO Every Motle1" and Daughter
fro TEpa ase1
in the Land

DAR Mas Iope publish this letter wantan
for he treated her for her which did
around without ambition and Arrays tired anything All
terrible
felt terribly dscousged spending for doctors bills
but help
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Vegetable
bottle
Ihad
healthy Menstuation painless
to
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medicine that has restored to health and
produce proof OF the fact be regarded the
record Of lydia e. inhan's Vegetable Compound which cannot
be equaled by other medicine the world produced
well to remember these facts when druggist tries get
buy something which he good That is pos
sbe, other medicine has such record Of Lydia
Pinham Vegetable Compound; do untrled
medicines, but insist upon the you know is best.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
INTERESTING FACTS.
FOR Nearly Every Man, Woman. or
Child.

For Nearly Every Man, w oman. or
Child.
A short time ago we published an arti-
Gle recommending to our readers the new
discovery for the cure of dyspepsia,
called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and
the claims then made regarding the Won
derful curative properties Of the remedy
have been abundantly sustained by tn.
facts People who were cautious about
irving new remedies advertised in the
newspapers and were finally induced to
give StuaTts Dyspepsia Tablets trial
were surprised and delighted at the re-
suits. In many cases single package
costing but so cents al any drugstore
made a complete cure and in every in
stance the most beneficial results were
reported From a hundred or more re-
ceiyed we have space to publish only a
few of the latest but assure our readers
we receive SO many commendatory les
tiers that we shall publish each week a
fresh list of genuine. unsolicited testi-
monials and never publish the same one
twice.
From James Yen11neslcr, LaCross,
Wis, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are do
ing me more good than anything [ ever
tried and was SO pleased at results that
l gave away several boxes to my friends
who have also had the same benefits.
From Javob Anthony, Portmurray, n.
J.: have taken Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets with the best results. had Dys-
pepsia for six years and had taken a
great deal of medicine. but the tablets
seem 10 take right a hold and feel good.
I am farmer and lime burner and 1
heartily recommend to every one who has
any trouble with his stomach to use these
tablets.
From Mrs NJ. K. West. Preston, Mimi:
I have received surprisingly good effects
from using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. l
gave on half of my last box to frieno
who also suffered from indigestion ano
she had the same good results.
From Mrs. Agnes X. Ralston Cadillac,
Mich:I I have been taking Stuart's kDys-
pepsia Tablets and / am very much bet
ter. and feel very grateful for the great
benefit have received in so! short q time.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are certain
cure for all forms of Indigestion. They.
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prepared for stomach troubles only and
physicians and druggists everywhere re-
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from nervous dyspepsia. sour or acid
stomach, heart burn, bloattng or wind on
stomach and similar disorders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
The Small Vote in Alabama.

(Birn1inghan Ne"sI
: Two years ago the total vote IN ths
Alabama State election was 1921 me
number Of votes cast for the Republican
State ticket November ath, was a llstie
more than 10000. while the DemocratllSS.
nnta was approxirra-ely $500 In wv
the the total Republican and ropulist vo osa
was 1854, and the Democratic Nose t
115 l67, thus showing that while tslere vic .S
.Snd anti-Derrocratic vote, there "aS
uroportionat.ly a larger failing OH
among the anti-Democrats than among
the Democrats. The figures snow. ~ "
eI,e- that the apathy was very great IN
both noIitica, parties. Governor JelAs $
,oafority- viii be about 1900, as against
- 90 FOR Governor Sanford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Yoe1tscy Willing to Talk.

FRANKFORT, ky, November 29-Hen-
~ e. Youtsey,. concerning whose alleged
sensational confession in the Goebcl niur-
Ger case so many stories have been cir
culated in the past two months, made q
statement to-day in which he said in sub
stance: mo document from me is in the
hands OF the prosecution. 1 have never
been called to the witness stand but 4
have been so abused that ieel that now
should be willing to tell what know
of the affair. no matter which side called
me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Kills Father for Beating Mother.

BIRMINGHA1I, ALA. November 20
A special from Cullman, Ala, says: Late
this afternoon Charlie King. aged 10
years, shot and almost instantly killed his
father 1t is said the elder King came
home intoxicated, and gave his wife "a
severe ting. Young King then secured
a double-barrelled shotgun and e,nptied
both barrels into his fathers head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Turpfn Ready for Trial.

William Turpin. the negro who is want
ed in Delaware for the murder of a rail-
road conductor. and who was shot in the
back by Patrolman Kraft. of the First
District; some tine ago. will be discharged
from the City Hospital tomorrow l1e
vii, be confined in tho city jail until sent
f,rs nv the Delaware authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
William. F. Rhca. Gentlemen.
OIacon Telegraph.

TlAidCUiI tIts:I a fsII-J
II is stated sat the Republican candi-
cate for Congress in the Ninth District
of Virginia received the majority of the
votes cast. but owing to q lack of observ-
ance of election formalities more than
enough votes We're i.iegal to give the cleo
tion to the Democratic candidate. Mr.
William F. Rhea. But Mr.. Rhea prompt
Nv refused the seat, declaring tnat it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

Every mother information Of vital value young
daughter That daughter legacy and the responsibility
of mother The
change that develops the thoughte the thoughtful
should find the mother day
physical Wbeing Of her daughter will her
children ALSO
When girls thoughts sluggish expert
headaches, dizziness faines exhibits abnormal posi
ton sleep in the back and lower limbs DIM desire
solitude, and dislike for the other girls
herself and friends, then the mother should promptly
Vegetable Compound the system the coming
change, and is the reliance in this hour trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

After an interval OF more than eight
years ttfe venerabfe Arthur MotiIe, Arcr-
sdeacon Of Mid-China, ard brother of the
ta3ishop Of Durham. returns at the age
OF 81 Ito thu county. whittier he first
a quarter OF a century he has Identified
himself with the object and purpose oil
athe Society for the Suppression of the
Opium Trade; and in recognition OF this
rass testimonial In thu library OF the Larn-
beth Palace. the Importance OF the oc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
viii Install the Council.

A PRELIMINARY meeting vas held on Fri
day lastat Parrish Hall. Barton Heights,
to organize the new courcil of the Royal
.Arcan,im. which was largely attended.
and this was very gratifying to the grand
officers.
en- Monday night the council vii! be
constituted "a enc of the two thousand
councils in the United States and Canada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
,,,.onic Home Directors Meet.

The annual meeting of the life members
and members of the Mcsonic Home of
Virginia will hold their 9 nIfual meeting ut
the Masonic Temple .on Wednesday, De-
.cember Sd, ats1 O cdock p. M, and it is
the earnest 5esire OF the officers that all 4
members be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
poor Hunting In Louisiana Ell
CPittsb,,rs Post.)

(Pittsburg PoSt}
Private John Alien, OF Tupelo Miss.
once the wit of the House, now q COM
missioner for the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition by grace of the President.
was in Washington yesterday. A re-
porter accosted him thus: Why are you
in Washington Mr.. Allen?' Hush.
hush, my boy, 1 am bear. q the an-
swer as the office-holder slim OF into
the thicket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Canadian Precautions.

OTTAWA. ONT, November 2o.-The
quarantine department has ordered that
owing to the outbreak of foot and mouth
disease in the United States all cattle
entering Canada from the eastern States
shall he cleaned and thoroughly disinfect-
ed at the border.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

The matter Of charging the House may
be taken up by the two houses be-
fore the session closes. There is con.
siderable dissatisfaction on the part OF
some members OF the House with the
Capitol repairs plans. for the reason that
it does not enlarge the area of that hall.
Now that all the bids have been re-
iected IL is probable that the entire sub
ject will be reopened. and that more def
mite instructions may be given the COM
mission, specifically asking that tne
House hall be enlarged No such pro-
pos..lon can prevail without the assent
of the Senate. which body. it is under
stood, is satisfied with the plans pro-
posed they can be so called as to
bring them within the limit Of cost. I'm
less the Senate agrees TO the reopen
ing of the entire matter, there can be
no changes in the plans approved.
Judge Edgar E. Montague, of Eliza
beth City county, came up to- spend
Thanksgiving Day in this city. He was
a visitor in the House while here, and
was a member OF that body.
Mrs. S. Gordon Cumming, wife of the
member from Elizabeth City county, has
been spenolng several days in the city,
having come up Thursday.
Mrs John Whitehead, wife of the Nor
folk city member, who has been spend
ing some days in the city, left Yesterday
for her home. accompanied by Delegate
Whitehead. While in the city she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Muir
rell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

and take charge of the campaign in per-
son. He said to-day that he would leave
for that city next Monday, and that he
would remain as long as there might
be any necessity, to accomplish the end
in view.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
WOULDN'T STAND FOR "IsEAR."
rI,e President Remembers His Hunt
.n.f Let's indian Die.

rstsp treatment ItCEleIilDSES IikS AA>SA
and Let's Indian Die.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 20
SrGcial.)-Presidcnt Roosevelts thoughts
must have reverted TO his unsuccessful
hunt in the j.Iississippi cane break to-day,
when he denied the appeal OF George Bear
for clemency. Thinking. perhaps, Of his
fruitless tran1ps and rides through the
swamps. bearing q heavy gun, the. Presi-
dent endorsed on the back Of the appli-
cation:
Denied Unqucstionably this man
should suffer the death penalty Thee.
Roosevelt"
Bear is a full-blooded Sioux Indian. of
South Dakota. who two months ago shot
and killed John Shaw. his step-son. and
c. Edward I'ayloe, an agency farmer. at
GER quarrel. He Will be hanged next
Friday.
Mrs Elizabeth Stewart attempted to
nave his sentence changed 10 life impris-
onrent. and brought all CT her influence
10 bear through, the statement that her
husband is an intimate friend OF the Pres
dents brother. But the prisoners name
is Bear, in addition to Which his muir
tiers were coid-bloodcd.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
THE roor-BALL CAPTAIN.

THE FOOTBALL CAPTAIN.
Pick up his ear.
His work is done,
Find his nose
For the victory's won!
Where are his hands?
And where his feet?
Death for cause
Like this is sweet!
In Paradise
He still shall hear
The pleasant sound
Or that mighty cheer.
That rose when DER
The grass SO brown
He rushed and made
That last touchdown.
Woe. woe, is one
For his broken shin!
And woe, 0 woe.
For his missing chin!
But lay him away!
He was great and brave,
But glory's paths
lead to the grave!
Exchange
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Judge Savage is Better.

Private information received here yes
terday brings thes charming intelligence
that Judge George Savage is better and
that his health is steadily imorovins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

Mr. Wise which served to cement the
Democrats of all factions in support of
it. That at least, is the opinion Of
many.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
THE CATTLE QUARANTINE.

Or. Salmon to Take Charge of CAM
rai.n Against Disease.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November %
In pursuance of the purpose of the Agri-
cultural Department to spare no effort
for the determination of the foot and
mouth disease prevailing among live
stock in the New England States. DR..
Salmon. Chief of the Bureau of Animal
Industry, decided to-day to go to Boston