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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
to be saved in awarding the contract to

to. be saved In awarding the CONTRACT 10
A iisS lo'PsS OF ANOTHER PLANT.
with another armor plant established
and Installed with the latest and most
improved machinery and tools, the ability
Of tue government to produce would be
Increased at least one-third. the two ex-
listing establishments would be stimu-
lated to extend and improve their plants,
and this would be accomplished not at
The expense Of the government, but at
q saving in expenditure OF 100000.
No apprehension Is felt that the Inter
ests OF the service will be made to suffer
BY providing for delivery In twenty
months rather than in nine months. II
Is pointed out that no emergency Is likely
to arise that would require the. delivery
OF ar,nor plate within nine months. even
admitting that the vessels Will be ready
to receive armor at the end OF that l pe-
vale Company will give bond to begin
delivery twenty months following ,i, TN, the
lon Of experts at the Navy DEPARTMENT
that such delivery, will be in ample Il time I'M
to meet the requirements OF the situa-
ti0n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
CAPT. MORGAN MILLS
LOSES HIS FIGHT

and Reform met In special session again
last night, and reconsdered the reds-
trlcting scheme and set the eastern boun-
Diary Of Jefferson Ward back to Twenty
seventh Street, instead Of Twenty-sixth
Street. This was the original proposition.
but It was changed at the instance Of
Captain Morgan r. Mills. who wanted to
save certain of his present constituents
to the ward.
Alderman w. II. Adams made the fight
last night against Mr., Mills. and won,
and again the plan was recommended
to the Council. The latter body will be
called In extra session to consider the
plan on Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Army Manoeuvres.
(By Associated Press.)

CAMP YOUNG. WEST, POINT, KY.
Oct. S.-More spectacular and holly con-
tested. but lacking one or two Of the
manuoevres, was the engagement. par
ticipated In to-day by practically the en-
tire number Of regular soldiers and Ma
tional Guardsmen in camp. When re-
call was sounded after two hours Of hot
fighting the result was practically
dog fail, the Blue army inflicting the
heavier loss as tailed by the. umpires.
but the Browns largely making up Tor
cal advantages OF position.
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ball at one OF the leading hotels OF the city was
tonight rendered the visiting delegates to the
Mississippi Valley Medical Association. Papers
were read by DR.. Robert H. Babcock, of Chica-
20, and Major William Borden, surgeon, United
States army.
AURORA. ILL,--The Rock River Conference
at Its sixty fourth session here, on a motion by
Or. Edward l.. Parks, professor Of the Canon
Theological Seminary at Atlanta. has adopted
petition to Congress for the national educa-
tion Of tho descendants of freedmen along In
dustrial lines, Including educa t!onal. agricul-
ture, Industry, food and sanitation,
BALTIMORE, ND.--Tho convention of the
League OF American Municipalities continued Its
sessions to-day, Among the addresses delivered
were: municipal Restriction Of the Social EVIL,
by Mayor Julius Freshman OF Cincinnati; or,
gani.ed Labor and the Municipality" by Mayor
Ignatu. A. sullivan, OF Hartford. Conn. and
''Municipai Statistics" by Huga S, Groesser.
municipal statisticlan of Chicago.
LAREDO, TEX,--The number OF new cases OF
yellow fever which developed to-day shows
slight increase as compared with the past three
days There was one death from the fever to-
day. Twenty-Five new cases were reported to-
day.
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An orchestra accompanies them and they
have arranged for many amusing tmcs
and sightseeing while away.
POWERS CASE WILL
GO OVER A TERM
lRv Associated presa.l

GEORGETOWN. KY, october s.-The
attorneys in the case OF Caleb Powers,
after several hours work In tho special
term of court, convened by Special Judge
Robbins for the purpose. filed this after.
noon the bill of exceptions, In order to
get the case before the Kentucky Court
OF Appeals, The sixty-day limit gives the
attorneys for the defense until December
9Th. and as the Court OF Appeals adjourns
December 18th for the holidays. the pow
ers case probably will not be UP for a
decision before the term in January, 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
HOSE COMPANY
LOWERS THE RECORD
,(By Associated prcss.)

FORT WORTH, TEX. Oct. s.-No.
Hose Company. Of the Fort Worth Fire
Department. to-day lowered the world
sneed record for going into action. The
contest was to run $50 feet, lay l0D feet OF
hose. a total run of $50. make plug con-
nection and get water. The time was
q As seconds. Up to last year Kansas
city held the worlds championship. Its
time being 20 seconds. making run OF
200 feet and laying one hundred feet VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Mainly About People

.t..%
The ladies are invited to help talk In
the Woman's Christian Association par
Tors Friday at 4 P. NJ. under the auspices
OF the c. w. B. NJ. Auxiliary of this
Seventh Street Christian Church.
Mrs. Joseph Bird and her daughter.
Miss Maude Washburn Bird. Of Balti-
more, are guests at the Governors Man.
sion.
Mrs. Bird is an aunt Of Governor Mon
tague
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
RAILWAY AGENTS
BOUND FOR OLD POINT
(snecial to The Times,Dispatch,

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. S,--Abont two
hundred members of the New England
Railroad Agents Association with their
wives, started to-day for Norfolk and
Old Point Comfort, Va, Where they VIII
hold their annual outing. They will ba
the guests of the Merchants and Mlners
TRANSPORTATION Company and will remain
until Monday. They sailed from ProVl-
dence this evening on the steamer Essex
and will reach Norfolk Saturday morning,
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STONE OPERA HOUSE
Quilted BY FIRE
lBy Associated Press.)

BINGHAMTON, n. y. Oct. 81, A. NJ
Fire which started at l A. NJ. on the
stage OF Stone Opera House has COM
pletcly Quilted the structure. entailing
loss OF $4,000. Paul Gilmore's company
playing "The Mummy and the Humming
Bird" was at the Stone last night. Part
OF the Gilmores Company's scenery is
said to have been destroyed. 1t is thought
the insurance will nearly cover the loss.
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Demands Acceded To.
fRy Associated Press.

n (By AssocIaIeu FLeSSJ go,
r SAN DOMINGO REPUBLIC OF SAN
TO DOMINGO. Oct. S.-The United
States Minister. Mr.. Powell, finding that
some OF his communications to the DOM
inician government had been made
known to other governments and against
his own government made complaint
to the government Of santo Domingo de-
mand,ng that certain officers OF the
Foreign Department OF this government
be changed. The minister's demand was
Immediately acceded 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Crude Oil Advanced.
fRv Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
LIMA. OHIO Oct. S-There was an adj
vance of two cents in the price of West.
three cents in the Eastern product. The
advance is the result of decreased pro-
duction. Quotations now are: Tiona. 80;
Pennsylvania, 1865; Corning. LAS; New
Castle. 1.52; South Lima and Indiana,
l19; North Lima, 1.24.
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Death of Mrs. Julia Flemming.

Especial to The T1mes-Dispatch.)
ETTRIcKs.4TV Oct.9s.--Mrs. Julia
Fleming, about sixty-five years Of age.
died OF cancer, at her home in this VIII
lage on Monday. She was q plain. con-
sistent Christian. a member OF the Meth
odist Church here. Mrs. Fleming, with
her family, came here several years
since from North Carolina and was a
good neighbour. %isy4 ,ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Death Of Mrs. Bernard Neagle.

Mrs. Margaret Neagle died at $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning at her home,
No. 1725 East Washington Street. She
was the wife of Mr.. Bernard Neagle, and
is survived by her husband, two children.
and three sisters.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, from ST. Peters
Cathedral. The interment will be made In
Mount Calvary. ssjs5e X4 t.f}tft
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STANDARD COMPANY
RAISES PRICE OF OIL
lRy Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press)
PITTSBURG. PA. October 8.-For the
third time within ten days the Standard
OH Company advanced the price Of oil to-
day, making Pennsylvania sl.bo. the high
est 'ln three years" The advance Is due
to the fact that very little new produc-
Ing territory is being found.
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MONUMENT TO THE
DEAD OF MARYLAND
INV Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. S.-The
monument erected to the memory of the
Union and Confederate soldiers Of Mary
land, who participated in the battles
around Chattanooga, was dedicated at
Orchard Knob. near the location OF
Grants headquarters, to-day. Governor
smith, Of Maryland was officially repre-
scented by State Comptroller Herring.
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NATIONAL CONGRESS
OF MOTHERS MEET
INV Associated Press.)

(By Ass0clated PreSS.)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. s.-Organi-
cation of the work of child saving and
child culture was the principal topic con-
sIdered at the first days session of the
Executive Board of the National Con-
gress of Mothers which met in the res
idence here of the National President.
Mrs. Frederick Schofr.
Organizers were appointed for New
Hampshire, Wisconsin. Delaware and
Texas.
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Death Of Mrs. o. Archer.

Especial 10 the Times-Disp1tch.,
J ETTRICKS, VA. Oct. 8-Mrs, Osborne
Archer. who went with her husband to
Williamsport Pa. several months since,
where he was working for the stArns'
Silk Mill Company, died in Williamsport
day or two since. and the remains were
brought to Ettricks for burial.
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ut tito 24caaemu


To use stereotyped phrase small but
apprcciatlve" were the audiences that
greeted Miss Elizabeth Kennedy yesterday
in her production Of "As You Like It..
1. seems too bad that such production
should appeal to only handful OF peo-
pie, and 1t must be very discouraging to
those who still have faith in the drawing
powers Of Shakespeares plays. Miss Ken
nedy was surrounded by capable COM
pany, and the production, In It's scenic
equipment was most elaborate.
Miss Kennedy made a most favorable
Impression here last season. when she
appeared as Nine. Trentont, and she even
more firmly established herself In the
good opinion of Richmond playsoers by
her portrayal of Rosalind In the produc-
ton of yesterday.
or course. In the rendition OF any
Shakespearian character comparisons are
almost always made, and If Miss Kennedy
did not fully realize the ideal Of the
sprightly masqurades of the forest OF Ar
den, she gave a most convincing concep-
ton Of the role and impaired to 1t that
bouyancy Of spirit and charm OF manner
that make Rosalind one of the most dis
tinctivc creations of Shakespeare.
Miss Fanchon Campbell gave good
reading Of the part Of Celia. and Mr..
Jack Webster made a satisfactory Or
lando All OF the roles were acceptably
flied. .. T.
Twelfth Night.
Three scenes in the revival of the
Twelfth Night" which Miss Marie
Wainwright will present here tonight
at trye Academy are reproductions I'd
paintings Of the great masters. The Sea-
coast scene off Illyria is a reproduction
of the famous painting by Cont. The
shipwreck. which parts Viola. md Sc
bastian and gives rise to the whole story,
takes place here. Orsinos Love Bower
Of Roses is realization of the great
painting. Loves Young Dream" 1t Is
in this scene that Viola. herself in love
with the Duke, disguised in male attire,
becomes the messenger to plead the
Dukes love cause with Olivia.
A star cast is In her support. The pre-
sentation here Of this revival is an event
OF the greatest dramatic importance. and
it is safe to predict that all lovers OF
the theatre will embrace the opportunity
of seeing Miss Marie Wainwright and
Twelfth Night
Abel ide Thurston in "PoIIy Primrose
..Polly Primrose" is the dainty and al
Turing title Of Paul Wilstach's new com
edy in which Adelaide Thurston has made
a recent triumph and the play In which
she is to be seen at the Academy OF
Music on Saturday afternoon and even
ing. It is play Of forty years ago In
quaint and interesting old Georgetown
just outside of Washington city. Hoop
skirts and pegtop trousers, satin waist
coats and dainty bonnets. lowered
shawls and frilled shirts. are the fussy
and Fascinating millinery of this delicious
comedy. The production carried by the
company is complete even to furniture.
carpets, drapery and bric-a-brac.
1.-THE Child Slaves of New York" is
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DEATHS.

NEAGLE.--Died, yesterday morning, at 9;So. At
the residence OF her husband, No. lT25 East
Washington Street, MAKGAREr. wife OF BeI-
nard II. Neagle. She leaves husband, Two chill
dren and three skaters to mourn ther loss.
Funeral Will take place SATURDAY MORN.
ING at 10 O'Clock from 81, Peters Cathcdrel
with requiem MAS. Interment.at Mount Ssl-
yuJ, tM
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ODDS AND ENDS.
A Serious Matter,

The cause Of the delay N starting work
on Richmond's new coffin factory is
shrouded in mystery and grave fears
are expressed that the undertaking will
not be carried out as cary as at first
eported.-Newport News Press.
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, Newport News For Instance.

While the dlstilleries that moved over
into Virginia from North Carolina the
past summer have increased the output
of whskey In this State, the social clubs
increasing the input on Sundays.-New-
port News Press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Non-Striker.

"There's something the matter with this
clock" said the office boy; ut won't
strike"
"Heavens!" exclaimed the excited cap
tain Of Industry "and l. ITS It's !, union-made'
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THE Child Slaves of New York" is
packing at Bijou at each performance.
Lovers of sensational melodrama are
pleased with the production. The NATL
nees are attended by scores OF people
who rarely go to the theatre. So great
is the crowd. the management has ar
ranged for special matinee to-day. The
play will be presented tonight and to-
morrow night.
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Unde sirabIe Xii

Though pity is akin to love-"
SO lowly Is Its station.
1t bores us In the manner of
A mighty poor relation.
Philadelphia Press.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08

T1 RONE POW Elk,
As he appears in the character of Ulysses.
the hour OF dawn by Penelope's appear
ance. There she Is wooed by Riches, by
Power and by Passion. in the persons Of
Ctessipus. Eurymachus and Antinous. and
She gives them answer. severally, to each
as his suit warranted.
incidentally. 1t should be said that the
reading of Aida Cortelyou. as Penelope.
was q genuine delight. Despite a slight
lisp. her enunciation gave to, the whole
much, we should say. as he Intended
them. And just at this point a word con.
corning Tyrone Powers reading may not
be amiss. as affording a contrast.
GOODNESS his emotional shading and, in
flne. his Intellectual conception of the
stature and dignity and power Of Ulysses
Is well-nish above fault-finding. his enun::
indistinct SO much so, that now and then
the ear was compelled to strain for the
sense OF his lines.
The approach to Hell and He'll itself In
Act NJ. and the dramatist's words. the
that issued forth from the cavernous re-
cesses. and the weird minors of the or
chestra-the whole suggested the sum-
and the Ghoulishness and misery beyond
the Styx. 1t was Dantean: 1t hinted Of
dark PASSAGES In Iro!lus and Cressida":
i held a touch Of Milton: 1t might have
been painted by Dore.
It was q triumph Of stage art. and, to
be frank, the dramatist's art. was sub.
merged In the spectacular triumph; the
theme was subordinated to the means. 80
Ulysses is an ATTRACTION which
should be seen. It is altogether incom-
parable. IN the sense s. Of dissImilarity. to
event OF the theatrical season thus far,
and It is exceedingly interesting from sew
eral points of view. The supporting ccm-
Ing Of mention <are Adelaide Prince, as
Minerva: whe<S voice and finished elocu-
ton give rare pleasure. and Olive Oliver.
as -Calypso, whose emotional powers are
considerably out OF the ordinary.
The unexpected enthusiasm manifested
in the performance OF Ben Greet.s produc-
tiou Of -'Everymau'-s type Of drama
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08

The new Republic of Panama Immediately Of
fered to nsso,ists treaty with us Thu. treaty
better safeguarded than in the treaty with Co.
TREATY WITH T I1S,a bv the Senate
NEW REPUBLIC at its last session it
Of PANAMA. better in Its terms
fered TO us by the Republics of nicaragua ani
Costa COST; Riea Al last the right to begin ~ ms h,
has done her part, Ali that remains is toF
.Ss viii t. en aS npop paI he
ecut:on Of project colossal in its size nnI OF
", LIN, nealculabe possbities for The so'd
BY the provisions of the treaty the United
States Euarantees and viii maintain ,he inde,
i granted 10 the United States IN perpetni,y
niles Vide nd sen n ree a1 attn m len
INTO the sea ut either terminal. with all lands
n q Il tie 'he ean or far Il, for ie
works. ard with the islands in the Bay OF Pan
a:ia. The cities of Panama and Colon are not
embraced in the canal zone. but the Intci
States assume their sanitation and in ease Of
United a. eSan within 81 order ssssein the
al he rights pgwfr and sn,9r,ty which Il
rit"r 10 81 were u me sovereign Of the ter
eFs ,ii rights by the Republic
Az railway ana canal property rights be-
pass 10 the United States including any prop
cry f OF the respective COMPANIES in the cities
personnel Of the canal and railways are cN-
Panama and Coic as IN the e canal 20: zone and and its
dependencies. Free Immigration If the per-
sonhei and importation of supplies for the con-
cd Provision is made Tor the trs of military
force and the building Of Qualifications by the
United states fer The protection OF the transit.
In other details, particularly to the acquisi.
Ton OF the Interests OF the New Panama Canal
tofnfary and the Panama Hallway ny the
United States and the condemnation Of private
property for the uses OF the canal. the yt'9ula-
ti7ns Of the Hay-ierTar treaty are closely fol-
lowed. white the compensation to he given ( "
these enlarged grants remains the same. b. ne
on rllfI Of on Of
notifications: and. beginning nine years from
that date annual uayinent OF $3.50. 900 during
tie life Of the convention.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
White House, Dec :. 1893.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08
BUILDS YOU UP.

Ross L. Wallace. A. NJ. and A. c.. -
one Of the most distinguished analytic
and consulting chemists in the East. His
home is in Haddonfield. n. ]. After .
careful analvsis Of Munyon's Paw-Paw, he
writes as follows:
The sample OF Munyon's Paw-Paw sub
mitted for examination shows that it is a
highly concentrated vegetable compound
of exceptional merit as a digestant and
tonic for both the stomach and nervous
centers. 1t contains nothing injurious to
the most delicate organs
Signed ROSS s. WALLACE. A. NJ and
A. c.
When q man like Prof. Wallace, distin-
guished alike at home and in scientific
circles everywhere, skilled in his PROBES
sion. familiar with the mysteries and val
ues Of chemical conditions-when a man
like that Genes forward and tells the peo-
pie that he has subjected Munyon's Paw
Paw to scientific and careful analysis and
mas found it to be all that Calm for 1t,
the whole world is bound to listen and
bound to believe. Blu, that Is not all I
viii in a few days present the name OF
another chemist Of highest reputation who
and acute stomach trouble. / expect to
have other chemists come forward to In
dorse my new discovery-not one or two.
but scores OF them. | expect physicians
Of every school TO learn the extraordinary
merits of Paw-Paw just as Prof. Wallace
has done, and prescribe it for their pa
tients. None of them can afford to ignore
a remedy of such conspicuous merit. God
placed the PawPaw on the earth for q
beneficent purpose. That purpose has re-
manned a mystery for countless centuries.
6 but i. Is mystery no longer. have dis.
properly combined with other medica-
ments. will cure mans ailments. whether
they are the result of careiessness or tn
discretion. Paw-Paw will cure Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Nervousness and Insomnia.
Before long the whole world will accept
the truth and profit by 1t in renewed
health. strong bodies, good nerves and
clear brains.-MUNYON.
Cast away all ronics. all medicines and
all stimulants and let Munyon's Paw-Paw
make you wei. 1t will lift you into the
high attitudes of hope and hold you there.
1t will give eXhilaration without intoxica-
ton.
Sold by all druggists. Large bottles. q
Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, Csc a bottle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-08
FATE HANGS ON
NEW BOND ISSUE,
Colorado Fuel and Iron Nav Go
Through Receivership If
Plan Fails.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


New York. Dec. 7.-Stockh elders of the
Colorado FUe! and Iron Company as we'll
az the debenture bondho!ders have
learned that the-new financial plan which
Is to he voted upon next week at the
specia! meeting of the stockholders in
Denver includes the issuance of new
bonds Of an amount not less than ssS ,0Oo,-
90. 1t IS expected that when the amount
IS finally determined it probably WILDE
SS0.G01000.
There has been a slight hitch in the
ncgotiations between the Protective Com
Ilttee OF the debenture bondholders and
the Rockefeller-Gould management which
mad prevented the issuance OF the official
plan. 1t is believed. however, that the
compromise reached last week will stand
and that certain important details, which
still remain to be adjusted, will not pre-
vent the completion of the financial plan
II. however the negotiations end in a
disagreement, 1t is said that the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company will 20 through
a receivership.
The new financial plan includes a new
issue Of consolidated bonds, which the
holders of the old debentures will be asked
to exchange their securities, par for par
in the new issue.
debt" of s6,Qo.0OO incurred through the
sale of the valuable coal and ore lands
to the Rockefeller Gould combination and
about N50O.O0O which the company needs
to put 1t in proper working conditf N.
The new issue. therefore. would amount
about SIS, 900 would be exchanged, bond
for bond. for the old debenta-e bonds.
The balance will be offered to the stock
holders and others for subscription at 60