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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
Welsh liners Lured Here.
JUNIOR DELEGATION
OFF FOR SEASHORE

Richmond and Manchester are now rep
resented in Newport News by some Of the
most prominent members of the Junior
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GRACE, W., i7-w.nted, boarders for we'll
furnished second floor trout room; also third.
door: frst-class accommodation at moderate
terms: nc children. Call at 3l7 Wcst grace.
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R. F. & p. s ss1s e se, esss'1 4

Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
1851 "A. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through.
G.45A. NJ, daily Main st. Through.
tbs A. NJ, week days, Elba, Ashland ac-
500 a; NJ" Sunday only Byrd St.
SAC a. NJ. week days Byrd ST. Through.
l2.O5 noon, week days. Byrd 81. Through.
400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd st, Fred
ericksburg accommodation.
sos II. M, daily, Main ST. Through
6:5 p. NJ, week days, Eliza, Ashland ac-
'9 SOS ?. NJ daily, Byrd st. Through,
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 A, NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland
Sis K, NJ, Week days, Byrd ST. Fred
oricksburg accommodation.
SIS A. N, daily. Byrd st. Through.
1:65 A. M, week days, Byrd st. Through,
2;o5 p. NJ, daily, Main St Through.
500 p. NJ, week days. Elba- Ashland ac'
oG 7:is ?. NJ. daily. Byrd 81, Through
900 p. NJ, daily, Byrd st, Through,
1923 p. NJ, daily, Main St Through.
Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on ali trains except local accommodatiens,
W.D.DUKE,C g, W. GULF, W. r. TAYLOR,
Can't Man'r Asst. tienl Man'r. TGaf. Man.
JDNE II. 1903
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20
GOULD NOT SLEEP FOR COUGH.
NC

in the winter of 1903 ! contracted a Sc,
we're cold and Il resulted In pneumonia"
says AR, Bert Hatcn. OF South Dayton,
n Y. For five days and nights
could not sleep: was constantly cough
Ing. Mr.. j, j, Rufldell. knowing of my
illness. sent me a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and in a short time 1t
gave me relief so that ! could sleep. and
two bottles Of the remedy cured me.
had taken five different remedies, but
could get no relief until began using
Champcrlain's Cough Remedy. Too much
cannot be said for such medIclne,"
When dfusgist takes the liberty Of
sanding medicine 20 q friend, you may
know that the remedy sent u good one
For sale by all druggists.
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BOARDING.

eM EAST CLAY--Two rooms. furnished; young
men preferred ten minutes Walk OF post
office. -
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Commissioner Sargent Asks
Prosecution of Violdt0rS.
HUNDREDS BROUGHT OVER
Great Numbers OF Coal Miners Brought
Here from Waes-Secretary Wilson
Sends Warning to Miners
Not to Come.
CIV Associated Press

WASHINGTON. p. c.. October 10
Evidence has been collected by the Bu-
reau of immigration, Department of Com.
rerce and Labor, of systematic and
extensive violation OF the contract labor
law. ommissoner-GsDeral r, ?. Sar.
gent has submitted tt.s evidence 20 the
Department of Justice and has requested
the Attorney General 10 institute pro-
ceedings against the alleged vtolators Of
the law.
The case in hand involves hundreds Of
men, many Of whom already are in this
country. Diners are 81 route to the
United States and expected 70 arrive in
q few dasA Forty men who arrived in
philadelphia" yesterday on the steamer
Haveford are being detained as contract
lauorers. and many others are expected
on a steamer of the White Star Line. due
al New York in day or two. The men
are Welsh coal miners. and come 10 the
United States under an alleged agreement
to work for the Ellsworth Coal Company.
of Ellsworth. Pa. 1t is said that men are
being sent to this country by firm in
Pontyprdl. Wales. The condition OF
some of the imported miners is serious
Many have requested the Board of I'm
migration 10 Seuu lNeIn Dech W NdIco'
as they say the agreement under which
they came here is not being kept. The
majority Of the immigrants were Obliged
TO sell their personal belongings in order
to obtain money with which to come 10
the United States. and a few OF them
were induced to dispose OF places Of bus
iress which previously had enabled them,
in part, to support their families.
Welsh liners Lured Here.
LONDON, October l9.--At a meeting Of
miners, held to-day in the Rhondda VAL
ley. Wales, William Abraham, the LIB
eral member of Parliament from the
Rhondda Valley Division. read cable
gram from Secretary Wilson, Of the
United Mine Workers of America, warn
ing Welsh miners againSt advertisements
offering them employment by Pennsyl-
van!a coal operator. Mr., Abraham said
he had investigated the matter and found
that Welsh miners had been lured to the
United States under false pretenses,
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

TEACHER-wanted. at once. position As
teacher long experience: unquestionable ref
erences Address A. NJ. care News Editor,
this Office.
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FOR sALE-coTToN PLANTATION on Roanoke
River N. c., So miles from Norfolk. Va.
All necessary houses and other buildings. IN
good order; 300 acres under cultivation and
1855 acres timber; steamboat landing on prem
ises; great bargain II. g. HARRINGTON,
Palmyra. N. @.
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RAIL way.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT 4. 1909
7:0O a. M.-Daily. Local for Charlotte
1890 P. M.-Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and all
500 2. Me- Sunday. Chase City local
ready $50 P. NJ. for ali the South
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorlte route to Baltimore and
Eastern points. Leave Richmond 80 P.
NJ. daily. except Sunday.
500 A. NJ Except Sunday. Local mixed
2l5, p. M.-Local for West Point.
4:30 P. M.-Except Sunday For West
Point. connecting with steamers for Bal
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
665 a. NJ. and 6;45 P. M.-From all tho
South.
aa5 P. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A. M.-From Chase City.
6:10 P, M.-From West Point.
G. NJ G. F.. A.
C. w. WESTBURY. D. P: a.:
Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

"a troops IN battle. ii is equally impor-
liant in ms battle Of life. Times-pspatch
Want Ad. Columns are full 81 strategy
cal points Occupy one OF them.
Phone TIE Wat Ad. nAa.
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P. P. WINSTON. Cle-k.
A Copy-Teste: P. P. Winston. Clerk;
Shelton & Moore. p. q. oc13-1aw-4w
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M MEETINGS..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE sTocKHoLD.
ers Of the RICHMOND TRACTION COMPANY
viii be held a. required by the a sylsws se o.
nth ana Main Streets, Richmond Va, at
IL o'clock noon on TUESDAY. November 3d.
WIN. NORTHRoP, Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

Observation-Disclosures must be able to
take entire charge Of the books OF large
mercantile house on Ma1u Street. within two
blocks OF postohice. Address. stating refer
ence. salary expected S. COMPANY, care
this office.
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MjlLIN ERY,

CALI, AND SEE one of the handsomest lines Of
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats UP, ,date
styles. at lowest prices. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR 1929 East Main Street
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you always get tasty and fashionable hat,
at my store. All the latest , ddeessisns; all
WORTHAM. 2is North Third. between Grace
and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

SEE OUR NEW styles in millinery; becoming
shapes and Just the right thing to wear: req.
sonsble prices Mrs. ANNA B. ROACH, 22o
East Broad Street.
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DANCING.

MRS. FANNIE THAw GRYMEs will reopen
her private dancing class at Masonic Temple,
Saturday afternoon october 2ith. Apply mt
200 East Franklin Street, for terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

FOR sALE-Three horsepower Gasoline EN-.
CINE. GEO. W. EUKER CO.. 16 North Sew.
enlh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

paUGe1sT-wan.ed registered drussist TO
take charge Of drug store IN town OF
900 popula uon; an excellent pace ios q
good rsn. Address LIN. P. O.. Box 80,
2 Icbmond Va
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virginia NAVIGATION COMPANY

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
STEAMER POCAHONTAS leaves MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Z
A. NJ for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point.
Newport News, Claremont and James
River landings. and connecting at Old
Point for Washington. Baltimore and the
North. State-rooms reserved for the night
at moderate prices. Electric cars direct
to wharf Fare only sl,fOgand 81 to Nor
folk. Music by Grand Orchestron.
Freight received for above nameI pacea
and all points In Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina, IRWIN WEISGER,.I 4
General Manager,
E. A. BARBER, Jr., Secretary
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iosT-A .sil black and tan TERRIER, with
long esrs and white mark on chest; answers
pzid for his return to F. c. EBEL, eo6 n.
Eighth Street.
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statesmen WANTED.

TRAVELLING Statesmen on commission to
carry three samples OF mems shoes to retail
at S150: state territory covered, experience
references. ETC. Address S1.50 SHOE FAC.
TORY, Baltimore. Md.
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cooK-wanted a good cock. Apply to.dsy st
81 North Eighth Street
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HELP WANTED-Male.

Roys-wan.ei two beys between Il and ls
Gears Of sse 10 distribute circulars, Call
Tuesday or wednesday morning at O'Clock.
TO Grace Street
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SERvANT-wanted, a competent houre servant.
Apply at l16 East Franklin, between First
aud Second. ss4 rr
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IosT-Eear Leonard Heishts and Patterson
Avenue Sunday evening, female pointer
PUPPY, months old; lemon and white. nag
on owners COLLAR With address. Reward II
returned TO 1910 West Frsnklin Street
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAYED-From a4oe W. Main Street, between
8 AMI o'clock Monday morning. black and
tan hound HITCH. With collar and chain on.
A reward will be paid IL returned TO 1tS last
Broad Stree J. q. M'GRUDER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

FURN1TURE--we have bargains In furniture
large stock OF new and secondhand furni
ture to be sold at sacrificed: perfect con
dtion; call and see for yourself. 42s North
Six th Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JuRGENs SELLS the Royal" and the Grand
Helper Ranges; no repairs necessary TO these;
take care Of themselves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

YOU CAN'T BE hospitable and have cold
home; get the Grown Basc.Burner (the most
economical coal stove or the Magic Wood
Stove from JURGENS' and be happy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-20

WE VIII, MOVE to our new store, b15 East
Main Street October goth: special sale this
week. DIXIE ANTIQUE FURNITURE CO.,
300 North Eighth Street.
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IosT-on Saturday night, my PocKETBooK,
containing about So, s check (rsynent has
hesn STOPPED! snd some papers. valuable only
10 me- Finder can keep the money and kind
" return me the pothe;eoos and papers
GEO. B. STEEL, 40 East Main Street.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
STATION
NEARLY READY FOR USE
Expected to Be Working Order
in Few Days

Within the next two weeks, the police
OF the Seventh precinct will be relieved
from doing duty in Tenleytown. Major
Sylvester announces that the new sub
station, which has been under construc-
ton for several months is almost COM
pleted. and as soon as the gas fixtures
and drainage system, which were order
ed yesterday, and will be installed in
a Few days. are in working order.
force of men, large enough properly to
patrol, protect. and guard the little
suburb. will be assigned TO do duty
there.
This will not only be an Improvement
for Tenleytown, but also for the Police
Department. as in previous years the
mounted men of the Seventh precinct
have been compelled to cover an unus-
ually large area of territory. which en-
braced Georgetown and Tenleytown.
Two desk sergeants, nine mounted po-
licemen. and four footmen Will be the
force for the new station, which will
be known as No. substation.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
GLASSWORKERS APPEAL
TO FEDERATION COUNCIL
Want Jurisdiction Extended Over Other
Branches of Work.

The executive council OF the American
Federation of Labor spent over two
hours In executive session this morning.
At the conclusion of the executive ses-
sion the controversy between the Anal
gamated Workers on Glass and the
Painters and Decorators was brought be-
fore the council and arguments were
heard from representatives of both or
CARNATIONS.
The executive council did not give a
decision in this matter, but will do 20
at the next executive session.
The AmaIgamated Workers on Glass
also made request for an extension e
jurisdiction over plate glass and opales-
cent glass workers, especially such glass
work as is done in cathedrals and
churches. They also asked that the
name of the organization be changed 10
cover such an extension.
A protest was entered by the Plate
Glass and Opalescent Glass Workers
against such an extension of jurlsdic-
ton.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
ANOTHER MODEL STORE
FOR THE CAPITAL CITY
Jackson Brothers Furniture En-
porium Opens Tonight.

Jackson Bros. will formally open their
remodeled store at s31 Seventh Street
this evening. VIII Haley's Washington
concert orchestra will be on hand to add
to the festivity of the occasion. and the
electrical display will be brilliant Al
ready the new store is decorated with
palms and flowers sent to the Jackson
Bros. by their welI-wisheTs. Among the
floral gifts are great horseshoes and
baskets OF roses.
AS mementos Of the occasion pretty
and tasteful souvenirs Will be given to
those visiting the store tonight.
All day an admiring throng has passed
through the store. which is conceded to
be one Of the finest furniture and car
pet stores this side of Philadelphia.
The Jackson Brothers. Aaron Jackson
and Louis J. Jackson, have built up their
present store in the past six years.
Starting with one store, 921 Seventh
Street. they have gradually increased
the size Of their building until IL now
includes five stores and covers several
acres of ground. They have made their
business exclusively that of household
furniture and carpets.
Louis Jackson expressed himself as
entirely satisfied with the result OF the
improvements put upon the store. Many
congratulations have been received from
business houses and private patrons In
Washington. Mr.. Jackson said he was
convinced the store is now a thoroughly
up-to-date establishment.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Frederick
Rogerson and Charles II. Gordon have com
piled with the laws Of the District Of Columbia
relating 10 limited partnerships and have, under
the firm name Of FREDERICK ROBERTSON &
CO.. entered into limited partnership 70 carry
on the retail meat and provision business in
the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
said partnership TO continue for FIVE years I'M
less sooner dissolved by one Of the parties.
Frederick Rogerson is the general partner and
Charles II. Gordon Is The limited partner, hav-
ing contributed in cash the sum Of 81. 600 TO the
capital stock Of said company. sel6-w,f,sa
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP-The part
nership heretofore existing between r. NJ. Parker
and s. Sowerbutts, under the firm name Of S.
SOWERBUTTS CO. at No ia Monroe Street.
Anacostia, d. C., is this 18th DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1908, dissolved by mutual consent,
r. VI. Parker retiring from said partnership
and s. sowerbutts continuing the business Of
real estate and insurance at the same place and
assuming all Indebtedness and liability Of said
firm. All debts due said firm are payable to
s. Sowerbutts r. NJ PARKER,
s. SOWERBUTTS.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
FILIPINO SCOUTS TO GO
TO FAIR At ST. LOUIS
Provisional Battalion Organized For
Duty at Exposition.

The following order issued by Major
General Wade. commanding the Philip
pines. was received this morning at the
War Department.
Pursuant to instructions from the
Adjutant General OF the Army, COM
municated by letter dated May is. 1903.
q provisional battalion OF Philippine
Scouts. composed of the following COM
panies, will be organized for duty at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. TO
be held at ST. Louis. Mo-. Fourth Com
pany (Macabebes;) Twenty-fourth Com
pany Ulocanos); Thirtieth Company
CTagologs). and Forty Company
(Visayans).
These companies viii be modified
at Caioocan. province of rIzaI. Philippine
Islands. for the purpose of drill and in
struction, reporting. upon arrival. to
Major Frank de L. Darlington, First In
fantry. who Is assigned to command the
battalion. Orders Will be issued later
directing the battalion to proceed to the
United States"
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
MRS. BALLS FORCES
SUSTAIN A DEFEAT
Charter Annulled of Mary Sherman
Miles Auxiliary, S. w. V.

A merry war in the dovecotes of the
Spanish war veterans, which has been
carried on with Characteristic fury for
some months, resulted in a rout, last
night. for the District forces led by Isa-
bel worrel Ball. OF Kansas.
The national council auxiliary, Spanish
War Veterans, presided over by Mrs.
Flora A. Lewis, decided to annul the
charter of the District auxiliary, Of
which Mrs. Ball is the president. The
charge is that the District assembly held
In August. was irregularly conducted,
and that the District auxts'ery has fail
ed 10 answer the charges preferred in
this connection.
The District auxiliary is composed Of
four local auxiliaries. Mary A. Bah
cock" Edith X. Roosevelt" and Lii
liam Capron" auxiliaries are against Mrs.
Ball In the conversational carnage
which has long been in progress. Her
main stay and support is the Mary
Sherman Miles" auxiliary.
Mrs. Ball will carry the fight into tho
national convention, which will be held
next week at New Haven.
The members of the Edith X. Roose-
Welt Auxiliary will give a reception at
the Spanish War Veterans Hall. 719
Sixth Street northwest. this evening. in
honor of the members of the Fourth
Immune Command, to which organiza-
ton IL is attached. The committee on
arrangements has spared nothing to
make this one of the most successful af-
fairs of its kind ever held by the Spanish
War Veterans.
On Friday evening a meeting of the
delegates to tho national convention
will be held at the hall in Sixth Street
to ascertain how many OF the delegates
will be able to attend. Some Of the
delegates cannot leave the city at this
time of the year and the alternates will
need day or two of notice in order to
prepare for the trip. The District Corps
is entitled to tbirty-six representatives,
most of whom will come from the aux
iliaries because those organizations have
larger membership and naturally larger
representation.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
BROTHERHOOD MEN
LOST THEIR FIGHT
Federation of Labor Takes Sides
With Amalgamated.

The Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners has practically lost its fight
against the Amalgamated Society OF
Wood Workers in Washington. The
strike instituted by the brotherhood on
Monday against the Master Builders
and the Amalgamated Society has fallen
through The brotherhood. which has
sought for several years to kill of the
rival organization. made a demand upon
the masters last week TO discharge 81.
OF the amalgamated men and employ
hrotf erhood workmen. The masters re-
fused TO do this. and ia every instance
where the brotherhood workmen had
been working with amalgamated men
which happened to be only two, they re-
fused to go to work Monday, and were
forthwith discharged. The brotherhood
workmen got work at other places, and
their places were filled by the appoint
ment of amalgamated men.
So far as. the masters are concerned
the affair is regarded as a closed Incl
dent. and they are satisfied with the
outcome. The amalgamated men. they
say. do more work and less grumbling
and striking. and are content with their
lot.
President Gompers. of the American
FedeEation. with which the Amalgamated
Society has been affiliated for several
months. las issued an order. which is
widely circulated. requesting all unions
and organizations connected with the
national body to give the Amalgamated
Society all possible assistance. The
brotherhood is also affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor. and its
Fight against the amalgamated is not
sanctioned by the majority OF the or
CARNATIONS in the federation.
In instituting something akin to g
strike on Monday. by which twenty-four
carpenters were affected, the brother
hood. the masters say, violated the
agreement which was recently drawn VI
between the workmen and the employ
Ing contractors of Washington.
The Washington times., 1903-09-23
Il WAS A GALA NIGHT
FOR FEDERAL LODGE
Its One Hundred and Tenth Ami
verSary Celebrated.

The 10th anniversary of the founding
of Federal Lodge. No. l, F. A. A. NJ,
was celebrated at Masonic Temple last
night. the celebration being attended by
an audience which filled the hall to
overlooking. In addition TO large num-
Der of master Masons present Fed
eral Lodge also had as its guests the
officers and many members of the
grand lodge of this city.
The address of the evening was deliv-
cred by Charles F. Benjamin, who gave
a short history of Federal Lodge and
spoke OF the work it had done. Grand
Master Walker congratulated the lodge
on its good work and in an address re-
plete with wit and humor gave many
instances of the good Masonry has
wrought.
a feature of the celebration was the
comforting of the third degree upon
three applicants, two being Messrs. Su
and SEE, attaches of the Chinese lega-
ton. The degree team of Federal Lodge
presided and the sublime degree OF
Master Mason was conferred.
Another enjoyable feature of theNex-
ercises was the presentation to Federal
Lodge of a gavel made of wood taken
from the old White House. The gavel
was presented by DR.. J. II. Mccormick,
past master of Gaithers5urg Lodge
Federal Lodge in turn presented to the
grand lodge a painting which was copy
of an old painting of the first meeting
place of Federal Lodge.
The officers of Federal Lodge are A.
J. Arnold. worshipful master: E. J. Shu-
mate, senior warden; F. B. Fugitt.
junior warden; G. Y. Atlee, secretary
and W. S. jerks. treasurer.