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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
ITO PROBE
MYSTERY.
Inquest to Be Further Y the
Inquiry Into Murder.
EVERY Bit or EVIDENCE ll,'l E \ i;
District Attorney Says Il Is Unlmportart
Whether Pennell Committed Suicide
Of. Not, but Important Who
Killed Burdlck.

& BtJFFALO,EN N. ", April THE Inquest
to the death Of Arthur Il. Pennell. which
ma scheduled to begin next Friday before
Judge Murphy, will be more In the ma
lure OF reopenirig Of the inquiry into
the Burdick murder mystery than to de-
termine whether Pencils dealt, was vas
duo TO accident or deliberate suioide.5
{ Wallace Tfnyer, who was Arthur r. PEN
fneli.s friend ana loyal adviser In his life
time. whom seen to- day relative to O. pub
tiished sta emont quoting him as saying that
there was no doubt that the storysUf his
misrepresentation were true. and that
sPcnnel's brother, Frederick Pcnnoll. bad
pleaded with him to destroy tho 7, ust
papers. rcptIdiated much that wt5 a t.
3tributed to him and made q brlcf sta tee
iment which embodied. he said. al no
cared to state at tho present time Mr.
yThayer said:
I-."J. frederick Pennell. brother 10 A. r.
Pencil. came to mo last Friday, and
told me that Arthur had left large debts
to friends In, tho East. These debts he said.
were large enough fpract icaliy to consume
all the insurance, and he advanced that
as a reason why I should turn over to
him tho s25, 900 in Insurance. which a. r.
Pennell LEFT In trust with me- H
y'tHe said: Unless you do this, thore
Will practically be smoothing left for me- n" ".
Then Mr. Thayer made this statement:
~ drew the Inference from ] q i. Pen
nell's statement that his brother must
have made misrepresentation OF money.
There Is vast amount OF debts against
the estate, some 100000, and I can't see
how he could have got into debt to that
amount unless he spent money belonging
to others 5!5s 3 ST IA IA gz
S5 District Attorney Coatsworth said to-
day that no had known OF the alleged
swindling operations OF Arthur r. Pen.
nell for week. u 1ss ~ ~ rs 4 =
UNIMPoRTANT.
IT was informed. he said, that PEN
nell had been inducing his wife's family
and friends In Wayne to allow Kim I o
invest their money for them. was also
Informed that he gave them several mort
cages on property, and kept up the inter-
est payments In order to cover up his
dishonest transactions. have not inves--
tigated the report in detail, but It came
to me on such good authority that I am
satisfied OF Its general truth.
'My policy.lin the Pencil inquest will
be to bring to light every scintilla OF owl
dence which will or may throw lightRon
the murder OF Edwin L. Burdlck. The In
quest will not be In reality to determine
how Arthur r., Pennell came to his DEATH
It Is not OF any great Importance to know
whether he committed suicide or not, but
It is OF the utmost Importance to dis
cover the murderer OF Burdick. !" ~ I'll Il u \:
'Do you consider that the relations
Just made concerning Pennell's alleged
swindles substantiatel the verdict in the
Burdick case. pointing to Pennel as the
lmurderer7 .55g
Yes, It Is impossible to arrive at al ny
other conclusion. n 3 &:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
DAVID HILL BERATED
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
fByl Assso,cIated Press

ALBANY, N. y. April President
Roosevelt. in his official capacity as Gov
ernors of New York. came In. for a sound
berating by former United States Senator
David Bennett Hill during his argument
as counsel for tho corporations In tho
special franchise tax case before the
Court OF Appeals to-day
# Governor Roosevelt he characterized
as man OF very limited experience In
the administration OF State affairs, and
he accused him OF forcing the special
franchise tax law upon the Legislature
''as n political expedient" at tho behest
largely socialstic organizations--self cons
stitutional irresponsible and noisy assoc
Citations, most Of non tax payers assum-
ing a monopoly OF the championship Of
the peoples alleged rights. s3 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
\ 3 P1r.,o,,aI and General.

Mrs salllo Thompson has removed ~ 70
No. sO2 East Leig h8 Nstreet. IN .s3 d & s.j
b Mr.. Pres ton Wilkinson, OF Lynch burs,
Is with his daughter, Mrs, Wilson. y -
! Miss Edith White, Of Front Royal. Va ',a ].
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Clayton on
Church HILL and other friends IN y the ~
city. u is e, I.
!, MRS. Hugh Blair Is visiting her brother
and sister, Rev. Or. J. AZ Wadd Ell ana ana
wife, in New Kent county. ts5 ~ 55 Z.
AS Mrs, "a j. D. shepperson,S Of the well W.. y
known storrs family Of Richmond s !. rs
visiting relatives In the city and vicinity
She Is the wife Of Hon. ]. D. She son.
ex- member Of the House Of p elegates. e
Charlotte county. VIZ ..a5 V !. !, 4
Miss Hattie southal1,, OF Norfolk IS with
her cousins. Mr.. BENJAMIN, and Y. MISS =
Agnes oliver, at No. 7os East Leigh etreet.S
Miss Kate Benson has returned from a
visit to New York, Portsmouth and New
port News. She Is on Twenty-first Street y.
near Grace. 5fs 81 5s 4. 4 s:{sJ u !.
Tho Misses Farrar. OF Jennings, spent
few d days visiting Mrs. Alice Booker:
at Deatonsvle and are N now visiting
friends in Richmond. 35 II u 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
KING OF SERVIA
IS HIGH ]. HANDED I
Reyokes Constitution Of His
Country and Retlres SEN
ators and Councillors.
fBy Associated Press, ]

BELGRADE, sERYIA, April liking
Alexander to-day executed q coup d'etat
lie issued two proclamatlons, the first
decreeng suspension Of tho constitu-
ton adopted April 10. 1901, repeating OBJ
jectionable laws passed thereunder re,
firing the Senators and Councillors Of
state. dissolying the skupshtina and re-
enactlng the laws as they existed pre-
yious to the Constitution Of 1921, The
second Proclamation restores this Con-
In the first proclamation tho King says
the senate and skuphstina enacted un-
aey the constltu.lonh e, granted BY him IN
teal. Affairs In the Balkans, the King
adds, are serious and seryia needs order
and unity and peace. Tho King then
suilspends the Constitution q 1901 and
declares the mandates OF the Senator's
f. l,e null and void. and tho proclamation
goes on to announce that the conneillors
81 State are retired and that The s1up,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
INSURANCE
RECEIPTS
Good Returns Made BY the
North Carolina Department
QUEEN OF THE g ARRIVAL
Balloting VIII Continue for Ten Days
and Ten Society Young Ladies' Are
Being Voted for-Miss Bars M
bee inthe Lead. MI

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.)
~ IaALErC1I. NJ. q. April Insurance.,
4 Commissio ner James Il. Young paid intoj
the State treasury sS,1lS.77, which. with
previous payments. make for the fiscal
year ending April LIST, $l53, ee7.12 paid Into
tho State treasury from tho Insurance.
department. This ls q gain OF 81, 033'0 90
over last year. The department has only
fbeen established four years, the work 4
prior to that time having been delegated
to 6the Secretary Of State. The highest
amount ever collected In a single year
prior to the establishment OF the depart
merit was ~ ,ooo. 4 d.
South washington Pendcr county was
5chartered to-day by the Secretary q Of
State, the incorporates being w. ~
s1vinsott, OF washington, y. G.; W. VIZ
Fitzhugh and Parkc Fitzhugh, 81 south
sWashington. Tho capital Is $780, 700 sub
scribcd and 500, 900 Il authorize y jig Cd .,
~ Another charter issued to-day was the
sISnstern Land and Timber Company. 81
Windsor BERTHE county. This is q 325.ooo
concern. with Judge Francis d. WINSTON
Turner G. Bond. Thomas Gillian and rsl
William T.. Leon as incorporators.
THE sballoting for queen@o OF the gre ~
Knights Of Pythians'1 street Fare T, and
Merchants Carnival is now well under g
4 way. Miss Mary Barbce is In tho lean
with Miss Blanche Blake Miss |. q. Matte
pace, Miss Matte Hewitt and MISS I,s
Anna Gales as close contestants Tor 5the
honor There are eighteen q me \, tn .,As
prominent young society women IN ne y,
State being voted for. The contest VIII
last for ten days. l .5g :, a..
The State superintendent of Public In
sstruction, j.. \. Joyner, returned TO-DAY
from a stay OF four days in Wilkes coun.
" He says most gratifying (, advances IVA. ess
are being made in educational matters
III ali parts OF the county Many dis
gtrIcts that wsraS too large are being con
soidated, and local Ia xatlon y = p Y,
adopted lin quito a number. In 9 Tiers !,
Tie public school terms are being ,iehs ,,,i
jcncd ~ private subscriptions 70 sBs ~ ull
4 Il III NOM is terms. d IIS found on every
5in,,d. /. he says. "a determine tlon on the
part ot tho people to '.haye more re eoue1l-
lion and less " hisko y. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
THE LAWS VIOLATED VOL. y ed
MANY lnfringements Of Prohibition =
d. Statutes at Fayetteville.
fsnacial to The Ttmss- Dispa tch.) \

sf fspecial to The TtmeB- Dtspn tch.)
& Ill pAYDrTEVILLE. N. c. April THE
prohib,,ion under which Fayotteville and =
4 cumberland oounty are now living seems
Z, = be q ..prohibitlon which does not PRO
Shlbt."i FOR somc years botha dispensNa;ry!'
and barre had been abolished. though
no1hlnr IN the law prevented the bring
3ine IN OF liquor from otner parts OF the
8Btnte. The last Legislature. however,
made even that unlawful. Within the
past Ave days an illicit still has oeGn
CAPTURED within milo OF the corporate
limits of tho town, two persons nave oeen
{ arrested for running liquor blind Tigers,
and a negro, Ashley. has been arrested
FOR bringing two ga lions OF WhiskeyS from .1''
athe town OF Dunn, claiming that he was
acting under tho Instructions OF G. 3.
sNewberry, a mere hant. whose en- ployel he
= Major e. i. Hale. Captain A.. 3. VIII
&Iiama md Mr. II 3aasn, the committee
from the Fayet teVffiie rambler Of Com
merce, have returned from their confer
lence at Wilmington. with Captain
WINSTON, government engineer. with re-
gard to upper Cape Fear navlgasion, ,ine 81
report the conference as satisfa Glory, ana
Shat the lock and dam sites will be chosen
Yin time for December's meeting of Con-
Eress. NJ IS 81
Fayetteyilla IS to- have q street fat
and carnival from the goth to the 25th.
instant, and whatever may be Its general
result salutary or otherwise. and It's
affect on business. 1t may safely be
promised that It. will BIO we'll conducted
Ms It Is under the auspices OF the knights
Of ..,ythips, composed Of the most promi-
Snant ven OF the city. In tho voting for
queen OF the carnival, Miss KatA Broad
4 foot, Uponsor OF Fayetteville Camp Of
United Confederate Veterans. leads the
contestants. -s5A 5l5f 589 ira II
Two white women. proba bly, ea-Yankee
school ma'ams. are said to bio canvas
ing Fayetteville and organizing cx-slnva,
pension clubs. reading to their prospec-l
tive victims Senator Hanna's pcnsion
bill. OF course. the object is to swindle
tho ignorant negro. and equally. of.
course, they will succeed. V the fraud Is.
not exposed. II SIX
The annvll receipts OF tho Fayetteville
postoGlce are now $l,2o2,47 moro than Is
requisite to enttle the town to free mall
delivery by carriers, and tho people have
now only to petition the government tor.
this convenience 8ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
SHOT AND KILLED BY t55
HIS FATHER-IN.LAW.
my Associa ted Press, J

FAYBTTE, MO. April q James Leach
was shot and killed on the public square
to-day by Norman smallwood, his father,
in-law, The men exchanged dozen
shots. Leach was struck Ave times fell,
got up and ran hal a squars, waving his
pistol. when he again fell, dying in a few
minutes. Leach had just secured d.
.yorce from his wife. and was leaving the
courthouse, when he met smallwood and
the shooting began, The streets We're
crowded. and there was much excitem ent,
smallwood, who was unhurt. was arrest
ed. Both men are farmers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
NEITHER KILLED
Two Men Run Over BY q Shifting En-.
Rjne at Greensboro. sa

Especial to Tho Times lspatch.)
IS GREENsBOR, N. c.. Apri l7.-Rred n,
Hood and Joe Weaver, employees OF the
Southern Railway, were run over ~. =,
moving engine hero this afternoon HOOD
lost an arm two years ago and has been
nagman aimee. by the accident this eve.
Ming he win lose his left leg. as u VIII
Ia amputated Just below the knee, he
was recently married and Is from Colds
boro. SyV eaver}is a messen ger. living here:
His foot was SO badly crushed that IT VIII
no amputated. He saved his llie ~ cs'n Iue
ing to the axle, holding himself from the
Wheels. The two inadvertently stepped
ii front OF a shifting engine Il 5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
EMPEROR WILLIAM
ARRANGING TREATY e. 7 I.
tBy Assos,cc,. | d { press. J

73ll. (By AbBocldtEu EFcuH'1 1153,7
BERLIN, April 1.-THE object Of En- s
perora williams recent visit to- Denmark
according to Herr Krauss, editor-in- ch e
81 tho Deutsche Warte, WAS to arrange Tor or
Denmark to fight on the side O. IN. I'M, .rl the
duai alliance Herr Ikrauss, in communl-
cutting this information to the correspond it
{ent Of the Associated Press. affirmed t ils
he had authoritative Information that l,,
Denmark had agreed to act with the triple riple
alliance, should an emergency arise, b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
SHOT SISTER. AUNT. AND \
THEN #KILLED HIMSELF
Inv Associate led / press

tBy Assoeiatsd PTesss0 g. \ ;.
iGuerrin, postofi,ce clerk. this Afternoon
shot dis sister. Mary, aged sixteen, and
hs aunt, Miss Sarah Cassidy, and then
cut hls own throat with q razor, lying
Instantly. McGuerrin was driven to the
deed through worry over the condition
OF HIS sister, who wtls hopelessly III With
consumption. Miss McOuerrin received q
builet III the head, and In her weakened
condition cannot SURVIVE. The aurlt,,s
wounds Bro not dangerous. and she Will
recover. 5s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
Given UP as Lost
INV Aseoclatsd Prssa.l

b SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 1.-Ths
Franch bark do Coudteo is praesleAlly
given up as lost, for to-day Eloyd ofseFsa
eeighty per cent, 10 re!nsure her, she IN
out lol DAYS from San Francisco !ol sya z
ney. Eeighty per cent Iesmsss 49,
fie ATTY days out from parssA, w. nv
Swansea, " ales, sS ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
Il he Appropriation to jamestown Can "a
Be Made. # 8S

~ ~ ~,
Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
f.1 Sir,--Notwithstandin the fact that the
poverty OF Virginia has been heraldedf
abroad to the d.scredit Of our state, and
as has been said by some to the injury
OF her securities, It Is exceedingl ~ graz
flying to receive from a no less reiiaDie
source than Senator Wickham the char
man OF the Finance Com mlttee i % tne
senate. an exhaustive stat ement. show
ing painstaklng sinvestiga tion and reveal
Ing posi- lively that the finances OF the
state are In most healthy CONDITION; y
and that the state is unquesttonably apie
to give her backing to- the Jamestown
Exposition Company, by making an ap-$
preparation Of 500 ooo soo ooo O. 80
3nlyiew OF ascertaining the ability OF the
state TO make this appropriation, an
.independent investigation has been made
into the states d finances and we are
prepared to show that the ability OF the
State to make the appropriation exceeds
the exhibit presented by Senator senator WICK
ham. # Is, y.
Upon a careful reading Of the financial
statement of Senator Wickham before the
Senate on the oath instan t. We note the
following:
Estimated net surplus for the
year 1903, by Senator I Viok- IS !, =
R sam estimated " 1901 Sen.
Doc. 4-page7. by the auditor !, 'sst zoo.ss3
Receipts estimated 1901 a !dcd-
tionnl from licenses. by Sen = /. Z,
ator Wickham.. 200 oUo I'!'
Receipts estimated 1904, 3 cents IVAN IN
IA levy for pensions, BY Sena- 2. I,
4 tor Wick ham. ~, tV1a .
eeIpts for 1904 s. ,77a, OCT ss
The estimated receipts (S3.4ff az
4411S) and balance (Sl76, s0,S9)
for 1903, BY Senator Wick Z. \. -. y,
y o,Vo'
Showing an estimated Increase
for 1904 OF .... y! S4o.olk
Notwithstanding this Increase IN the es-
innate OF receipts and balance for 1904 IS
all Interest on bank balance Is eliminated
by Senator yYickham. A reasonable sup
position would be that II the deposits OF
the State should increase and amount IN
tho aggregate$to $3.772, OCT, 6s. there would 4
DO an increase in the Interest account and 1
not the loss Of the entire anount8of re-
.cepts from that source, which the Audi
tor estimates at $4,000. Sen. Doc. I, page
g. The Senator also estimates q loss on
telephone companies Of $4,000, and from
initial fees on charters OF SO, 900, making
a total estimated loss from these three
items OF, $50, o0o but as lc suggests no
reason why these losses should occur. We
prefer to abide by the estimates OF the
Auditor on these subjects. and he only
A j. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
TOPEKA. KANSAS. WENT
DRY BY GOOD PLURALITY

(By Associated Press,) ~ I
KANSAS CITY, MO. April 7.--Elections
were held in oil the large cities Of Kan
sas o-day. The liquor issue was an issue
in a number Of cities, notably Topeka.
The result as whole shows large Re-
publican gains. Kansas City, Kansas. the
largest city In the State, turned Dem
Socratlo plurality Of 2 ooos5two years ago
Into q Republican plurality Of more than
1900 to-day. $S III 4 s. ss e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
Telegranhic Rreyltles.

aoAIE.--The meeting of workmsn called
last evening and which lasted throughont
the night decided to abandon for TIA 4
present the idea OF inauguratng q gen,
eral strike, Notwithstanding last nights
decision, possibly forty thousand men WAL z
strike tomorrow. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
!. BONDS FOR SCHOOLS
dreenylIIe Gives a Good Majority tor
X the Proposed Issue.

(SnecInl to The Times, Dispatch. J
Il C.REENVITLD. N. g., April 7,--Electlo lon
to-day on the question Of issuing sos, 900
Of bonds for Improvement and 81. 900 Tor
graded schools resulted as follows: Total
registered yotae ~ number cast .oF
As; making majority oyer vote necessary
Tor bonds 64, and ma FORTY over allsyotoss
1870. Entire Board Of improvements andi
Board of School TRUSTEES nominated by,
citizens mass eetlng were elected with
out opposition. ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08

!shtina Il dissolved. eltssAAi Of the laws
Including the press law, the. COMMUNAL
law ana the not governing the electoral
system are nnntlled and replaced BY
laws previously existing, Immediately
after this proclamation ordinances app
pointing new Senators ard Councillors
4 second proclamation. BY which tho
Constitution Of April 49,. 1901, was re-
stored 10 It's fill validity. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
KING EDWARD SAILS FOR
KEY TO MEDlTERRANE
lny Ass0ela ted Press. J

-V7.1-
LISBON. April liking Edward, on
board the royal yacht Victoria and AL
bert sailed to-day for Gibraltar, King
Edward iat a luncheon gtYen aboard the
yacht to King Carlos made an address.
referring In warm terms to the alliance
between the two countries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08

WEST LIBERTY, KY Sam. Trace
killed Logan Elan, and Sidney Elam,
the dead mans son, avenged his athers
~ Johnson River In this county, yes
terday. Young clam surrendered and
Mas placed in jail here. The Elams and
traces were relatives and neigh borg, and
the killing grew oat Of q family fead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
SUSPECTS RELEASED
Men Charged With Robbery at Mt, Olive
and Elsewhere. Set Free.
(specIal to The Tines -DIspatch,)

Especial to The Tils..ss DIspa tch)
NJ CHARLOTTE, M O., April 7,--El. F, Vlr-
GIN and w, u. Adams, the two white men mon
who have been held In jail here for the
past ten days. charged With having !Io o
psctcd Of having committed robberies at
Rutherfordton, this state. and McColl: 8.
4 were released this morning by United
states Commissioner D. 9. Maxwell,
Thore was absolutely no evidence against
them and much In their favor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
Crushed to . cath,

M I (special to The Tlmes, Dlspateh, y, ~
GRENNsBORO, M G., April 7,-W,
sullivan. foreman OF the box shop at the
finishing mill, met q horrible death TINS
box Adjusting some machinery, and It
Is supposed no was caught by the belt,
and Carried UP between the pulley. and
ceiling, The noise and stoppage Of the
machinery directed attention, and he was
found mangled and lfeless on the floor. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
JUTLEY's5 HOPE GONE
Supreme Court Confirms Twenty-Y ear
i3( Sentence Of Lower Court.
.lsi,ecIal 10 The Tlmes,plspatch.)

RALEIGH, N, c.. April 1.-THE su-
preme Court handed down an opinion to-
day affirming the Judgment Of the lower
court In the case Of p, H. Utley, SEN
fenced to twenty years in the penttenu..
airy for killing Clerk Holllng's,worth, q q
the LAFAYETTE Hotel taye,tsY9e;; h 80 ,aa
Vice OF the sentence. e
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4:1l,ss.244E1a

s5l Apparent surplus ...,,, -,y,.$ 4lS.2l4 ~
Should the Jamestown app,o- ~ IA
priation OF 100000 be made. fl. q K.
under the provision OF the Va
bill III only $4,000 would be
payable In 1901, We therefore, 81 "
4 deduct that amount ,...,...., 10000 90
leaving an estimated free bal
q ance for 1904 OF .t,,.,...,.,,,$t S6S.2l4 16
a free balance. greater By sl9l. 46a.27
than was shown In 1909, which was only
$116. oso. Notwithstanding which fact the
General Assembly has already passed en-
,traordpary appropriations IN gainst this
balance, amounting to $llsso2.l6. among
the items being one &of $4,000 for the
st. Louis Exposition,
With such a showing ms Is set forth
above which leaves out Of View en-
tiraly the large Increase In values an-
lnually throughout the entire State, can
1t be possible that tho great State Of
Virginia, after having by Joint resolutions
Of the Senate and House OF Delegates
called upon Its citizens to karrange for q
fitting celebration Of the first settlement
n this country by English-speaking peor5
bic, after having set forth In said Joint
resolutions that In the opinion 5ot the
Legislature the most fitting form for s,'ch
celebration, would be n great EXPOSITION
after having grhntet q oite' " - ~,
noratlon to the jamestown Exposition
Company for the purpose Of holding SAID
Exposition, and after the Governor OF
the state. iF pursuance Of said charter'
Ind appointed twelve az state COM
missioners. who, having power as mem,
bera az the Hoard of Directors o. SAID
comnanv can it be possible. that when!
tbs states honor and dignity are commit
ted to this enterprise and great 'hteIesi
mani tested throughout the entire country,
NM our State can either desire Or a.
ford not to make this approximation.
Without which the enterprise must ne-l
cassarlly fall, and fall At once ,,n ,oo,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
a Reply to MIR. Parham'

1,ditor Of The Times-p Dispatch;
sir bog for enough space 20 say !
have been constant reader OF ,the pisI
batch Tor forty years. and during that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08

Frees tho body Of every llnperfectIon,
Now is the time to cleanse the system NJ
the Impurities that have accumulated
during the winter, which, II allowed TO
remain In the blood, causes RheuT atlsn,,
Kidney and LIVER, Troubles, catarrh, Ner-
syolisness and many other diseases.
s,76eooo cases We're treated last year, 30
per cent. Of which were cured. al drug (
olsts.