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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
{ the Third Presbyterian church, viii here
a tet conduct services IN the chapel every
{ Sunday afternoon at 8 o'c1ock.


{ the Third Presbyt terrain church, VIII here-
after conduct services IN the chapel every
1 Sunday afternoon at s O'clock.
s. Wilson Luck. who resides Ii EIchol.
son street. and who Is F'uiton's ice
mar. = said yesterday morning that he had
received no tiding from his brother.
Lindsay Luck, who mysteriousiy left his
home.
IS Mr.. Luck does not think. however. that
Z his brother was the victim of foul play.
* Edward Hackett. son OF Officer James
+ Hackett. OF the first police station, died
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock in the
( home OF his parents In Nicholson street
The deceased has been m tlI-health for
several months. and his death was not
unexpected.
Mr.. Hackett was young man OF fine
Christian character and a faithful and
devoted member Of ST. Patricks Catholic
Gchurcf1.>
The funeral takes place this morning
at 10 O'clock from st. Patrick's church.
with high mass.
Frank Throckmorton and Walter Bot-
toms. two well-known young men Of Full
ton. returned Wednesday from a very
successful hunt on the Chickahominy
reservatior1.
Messrs Throckmortor and Bottoms says
they were royalty treated by the Indians
and were guided to the best hunting
grounds on the reservation.
John Green is III at his hcne in Denny
street.
Mrs. Charles n. Whitlock Is iii at her
home on the Williamsburg road. Fulton
Hill.
Louise, the bright little daughter Of
Captain b. s. Rice. is extremely III with
typhoid fever In No. 427 Denny street.
Samuel Meredith and. family. Of VIII
sliansburg avenue. will remove next week
to Newport elews. Mr.. Meredith has held
responsible position with the chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad company for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
WIFE BEATING EPIDEMIC

Mira. Jackson Unable to Appear.
James Baughan Another offender.
man. who is about so years Of age. beat
his wife numerically. .,Irs. Cordelia
Hicks. friend Of Mrs. Jackson. had q
warrant issued for the arrest Of Jackson.
Constable Samuel arrested the man. The
case was continued yesterday owing to
the condition of Mrs. Jackson.
Squire Samuel made an. arrest yester-
day afternoon. This culprit was James
Baughan. who is likewise charged with
beating his wife. Ella A. IBaughan. His
daughter went to Justice Lewis and had
the warrant issued. She drove TIE Justice
to her home. where the arrest was made.
Bapghan is a man about 50 years OF age.
The case will be called this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
0YsTERMEN WIN THEIR FIGHT
An Important Decision *DennihE tn
Duties of Inspectors.

Duties of Inspectors.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals OF vir-
ginia. Thursday handed down an opinion
Z in the case. OF Lewis and=Sotlers, VS..
Christian oyster inspector. reversing the
Circuit Court Of Mathews county. IN the
ca se, which involved construction OF
& the States oyster law. The plaintiffs In
error applied to the Mathews Circuit
Court for a writ Of nnandanaus to compel
Z the oyster Inspector to prevent the use.
occupancy or rental of natural oyster
rock $. beds. and shoals embraced within
the limits Of the geodetic survey, to any
individual or firm.
Certain oyster planters. ii seems. mad
staked off and laid cla....c to certain val-
ia Bile oystererocks and shoals in. the pub
4 lie domain The plaintiffs in error applied
for mandamus. but the oyster In
spector deniurred to the petition. de-
5caring tina { his duties were such as re-
Squired the exercise OF discretion and judg-
mert, and that a mandarnus will not lie
I to compel an officer to Undo what he inas
done in the exercise Of his Judgment and
discretion. The lower court SUSTAINED
the demurrer and refused the writ.
The court holds that the stalking Of the
rocks and shoals was In violation OF sec
ton 2.153. of the Code, and was admitted
TO be in the demurrer to the petition: and
that was cleaTly HtHc GUY VI Tue hsPecl,
tor to require persons who had placed
stakes on the natural oyster rocks to re.
move them. and, IL they refuse, ito have
them removed. The oyster inspectors
duties in the cas- are purely ministerial
and are mandatory, he having no discre-
ton. The Circuit Court erred in refus-
ing the n1andarnus, and its judgment Is
accordingly reversed and the cause re-
manded to the Circuit Court. s. "a. -
The opinion, which is by Judge Buctlanz
an. is e clear and decisive one, and is Of
great Importance to the oystermen, for
whom It Is victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24

argued by John NJ. Johnson, for appel
liant and Mr.. Cation, for appeliees. and
submitted
Southern Railway Company VS.. Gregg
argued by John Janney, for appellant.
and Edwin Nichols, fel appellee. and
continued until tomorrow.
Furst Brothers VS.. Banks; submitted
on briefs.
The next cases to be called are:
William r. Trigg Company VS.. Lindsay
and Danvil1e Railway and Electric Com
pany VS.. Hodnett, Nos 4s and 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
WHERE TT13 WORLD HOLDS
sssss l<lENSt Il.

A sage once said 80 Of all our posses
sions tbs news PAPER is TAG most valuabsc.
Its the-mccting place where the world
holds counsel" .ie newspapcri IS made,
like everything q 6, with an idea To-
superiority. That it shall have prestige.
is.one oftac cares Of Its makers.
The same liscSof rgnmcnt may be5
applied 10 lobacc
The people make the news for the
paper. and 8 ICED gives II 10 the
I wor.d Ia sat yins.E ,rin Nature sllp--1
plies us with tobacco. Given to- the
smoker In Piedmn Gigarellesiy oneof55
sthes Satis Ing IONS ;nzs ma kiag sptss
Nhisa tic nj nufa tlisfss 0t taisdmeat
GiSaaIeties have excel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
Favors the Moran Claim.

The bill Ito compensate the heirs Of
Dr.. j. j. Moran for services rel11 ered by;
him as agent Of the: State OF Virginia. in
prosecuting the claim for the recovery Of
the direct. tax levied5 by the federal gov
eminent, under actsof Congress- approved
August 5, 1861. which passed the senate a
few, days ago. was considered by the
house finance committee yesterday.
Senator Dononoe, OF Fairfax, the patron
Of the bill, appeared before the committee
and spoke In its behalf The bill was re-
ported favorab1y by unanimous vote OF
the conauttt tee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24

Another Experiment. on the Snme
Small Colored Subject.
The little negro girl at the Virginia
Hospital. who was the subject OF a skin
grating experiment. over a month ago
will undergo g second application Of pig
skin In few days. The first attempt to
graft the cuticle upon the raw surface Of
her back has provea failure but DR..
Mcclure hopes to be more successful In
the second effort to heIieve the sufferings
OF the darkey. Her physical condition is
very favora BILE. and this time she is in
much better condition for the operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
Five. Cents, Not Five pcr Cent.

Through Typographical error yester.
day morning this paper stated that the
advance in the mining rate given the
West Virginia miners by the Chesapeake
and Ohio operators was per cent 1t
Should have read S cents ton. An ad-s
vance Of per cent. would mean only be
tween 21-2 and 8 cents ton to the
,nirers whereas the additional price paid
then, was cents, which is nearer 10 or
- par cent advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24

become. The Lord Jesus Christ has called
sus to strive after perfect standard and
/ he is faithfu1 to help US as we strive to
attain that standard. TO be bfamelass,
should be our aspira tion. Not failure.
but low aim IS Grim &
z.ss POSTSCRIPTS. 4.
IL Mutual pray ef. The loWliest can
help the highest by prayer. Paul
needed the new born Christians at Thes-
saionica.s how much more do we: those OF
others. ~
2. An afrectionate sanitation The good
wishes Of our brethren cheer US up.
8. a charge that2a II the brethren should
be permitted to hear his letter read. The
Bible should be heard BY all.
a benediction. Grace OF Christ is
the Christians greatest need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
MAKING GOOD CITIZENS.
Nearly 10000 Enrolled in Y. NJ. c,
A.. Night Classes.

a. Night tIaSses.
The Young Mems Christian Associate
International cernn,lttae, In making re-
view of the educational work done by
the association throughout North Amer
lea finds at the beginning OF the second
term of the year. which occurs this
month, nearly $1,000 men enrolled in the
evening classes a cons.d erabie percett-
age OF these are foreign speaking men
n one western town the classes contain
men speaking seventeen different Ian
gusges.
ASSOCIATIONS are putting forward q
strong claim for endowment in order
to develop and prosecute this educationa-
unrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
cereprate II. ssxtieth birthday,

The Liberal Grove. No. 2, Druids. Is
arranging to celebrate the sixtieth ami
yersary OF Its formation on February "a
The affair will be held at Sanger Han a
and will consist Of ball and some other
kind OF an entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

The following were the proceedings yes
rsrdsy IN the Supreme Court OF Appeals
o. Virginia:
Richmond Passenger and Power Com.
rAny vs. Allen: argued by J. K. Rawley
sad }, Preston casson Ior apps!lees and
suhrn.tted. -
Dcwaey vs s.ranss & Co. and others:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
Anti-sa1oon Lea que COMMITTEES

The executive committee Of the Anti
Saloon League held a short session yes
terday morning In the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Associa ton
Appointment OF officers went over TO
the next meeting, February 18th. but In
the meantime Rev. C. II. Crawford and
Field Agent West will discharge the du-
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
NO MINISTER /. | THERE,
CRY PASTORS KEEP AwAY IRON
THE sExATx.
PROCEEDINGS GO yNBLEssED.
legislators arc Not a Little sverr,ed
IL coaseaneaeenr1cf nut pp..
s.sa,ea. Held Yesterday Many
nsn. introduced.

The question 81 taxing dogs. ane max.
srs owners OF occupants CT premises
vhtreon they ere found liable far the tax,
was The nlai,, subject OF debate IN the
<ensts yesterday. There seemed to be a
general desire to have all dogs taxed FOR
the support OF the government and for
The purpose OF destroying the horde Of
worthless ours presing upon the sheep
II the State bur whether 1t is fair to have
he owners or occupants OF premises liz
bic fer all the stray ours tha. may come
around and be found, is ma tier IN which
the members do moi agree. TIE hill pass
e biz unftl to-day
Two bills were passed and three we're
Introduced. while seyera! on the calendar
rere given g second reading. The ses-
SIGN lasted only about three quarters OF
an hour. a fact which is being comment
Cd on. IS the way In which ministers are
keeping sway from the senate. About
hz!I the time there is no minister to
pray Cor the members and recently there
has bean q growing tendency to stay
away.
y guess ne need praying for all right"
ssi6 g nsmher OF the senate. but the
minister's are seemingly afraid that tkey
viii be charged with trying to affect a
close relation between church and State.
Maybe tsley are praying for each other,
= II,
one that an sorry TO see is growing into
5tsnse. The preachers ought to come
here True. we don't pay for g chaplain.
but E litIle missionary work here IS well
IS in China, would not be out OF place."
The senate was called 10 order ct noon
by L!eutenant-Governor Willard. There
vas no praysr- The journal was not
read.
: large number Of petitions advocat-
.ns the passage OF the Mann liquor bill
we're presented and referred.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
The following Bills were presented and
referred TO committees for report:
By Senator Bruce: To authorize the
rown OF Norton, Wise county. TO borrow
money.
By Senator Bruce: To amend the char
Ter 0. the town OF Norton.
By Senator Bruce: To stahtish Norton
school distric. in Wise county.
The bill authorizing the Governor TO
designate Judge to hold court in case OF
inability or Disqualification Of judge of
court. was passed.
AS TO DOGS.
The bill imposing a license on dogs.
making landowners liable for all dogs
found on said land. was taken up. Sew
eral amendments ware offered and some
opposition developed. The bill was, on
molten Of Senator Massie. passed by.
The bin to provide for the prosecution
OF criminal cases. removed from the
State to the federal courts was passed.
Several bills or the calendar were given
s. second reading, advanced to third read
ing. and viii come up on passage to-
rmorror,
LEE STATUE BILL
TIE bsli to provide for the erection OF
3 statue to General Robert e. Lee. and
placing the same IN Statuary hall. Wash
Engton. was taken up. given g second
reading, and later ordered to It's engrcss.
zrleat.
Senator Halsey. the patron. then moved
That the bill be made a special order for
friday, FEBRUARY. 6. at 1880 O'clock. This
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24

Ia business with his brother-tn-faw, -.
dolph Gill. IN the above city.
Robert w Pierce. of 81 lontrose. on
the Government road. q under the caro
OF physician IS the result a. SPIDER
bite sss5s $50 !.
Mr.. Pierce "wednesday went into M
wood-kouse and was stnng II tire tefs
eye by 4 black spider. His eye and ace
are greatly swollen and 10 s. su6sfiHo
ral,efa main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
senator Sea Rs better.

Senator ]. Boyd Sears, Of Mathews
county. who underwent an operation at
the Virginia hospital about week ago
or.tinues 10 improve RAPIDLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
Hamilton Y. NJ. G. A. Secretary
NyfsafnS

Major Howard has been asked - 20 l lls'is
out for Willie Hawley. ST.. secretary .!
the Yourg Mems Christian Associa t,on
Of Hamilton. O.. who has been inisslns
from his home. in that city. for some
days. He Is As years old. feet lnches
tail. and weighs l55 pounds. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
win TAN, OF Temperance.

mrs Hoge. State president Of the Wo-s
mans Christian Temperance Union. Will
deliver an address tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock at Grace-Sireet haptss'9
Mrs Newton, State organizer OF the
yynnan.s Christian Temperance Union.
vii, deliver an address at the East East-E En-
Baptist church at the same hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
FISH COMPANY C CHARTERED.
cnl Men Organize Game and
prnIluce RusincHa

Local Men Organize Game and
Produce Business
The Jennings Fish and O, ster company
was incorpora ted by Judge Minor OF the
law and equity court yesterday. The
company is to have q capitalization Inns
ited to $1,000 and 1t is to engage in a
general fish, game and produce business
in the city w. J. Todd Is to be the pres
idant H. S. Jennings. general manager
and ]. r. Todd. ,Jr., secretary and treas
urer.
In the cf1ancerY court yesterday, the
following fiducares were created: Jam es
r.. Know. executor Of the estate OF
.Georgiana Knox and Copeland g. Gary,
guardian for Mary j.. l. Maude and Blor
ence S. Gary.
The jury IN the case OF B. w. Ford VS..
Edgar Allan. committee for Mrs. NJ. L.
Ford, IN the law and equity court. res
turned q. verdict yesterday, for the
defendant. The amount sued for was
s.. 900 .sa.s: ~ Z. = :. 49, -
The case Of William HundIey. charged
WITH being an accessory IN the shooting Of
Charles Timberlake on Thank sgiving-
Day was called in the hastings court
yesterday and continued to next term at
request of Counsel for the accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
CINCINNATI CHIEF DEAD y
I,opul.r police onicinl Wa. wei

rppular Police OniciaI " - -
Known Here.
mn death of Mr.. Phil. Dietsch. sup
.,.iytahdent OF police OF cinci nnat ~. was g
shnrix rs his friends In this city and the
s,,no;,ncS i,1snt was receivep al policeI
hs .ss. 4srs Wit much sorrow.
Mr. DfStsch was $ 4 yva rrsa. per ssg.Na
s,ae ., of lfaSer E1pw4rd ~ IN speaklnsE
81 hi. 6eSihS ysstsrd a1crs $500
- Ill = go Ss.ss.
M1Iot ths bern ot1cay = -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
is NOT WITH THE JUDGE.
Man Claiming TO Represent the Pee
riodtca1 VtctimiIes Southern

The Judge Publishing Company has
written directly to Major 81 oward ask
ing him to apprehend man named Linz
dell, who is swindling southern business
men. representing himself as being con-.
nected with the Judge Company -
The police have heard nothing OF such
a man. though they are on the 10 okout.
for him. No reports have been made to
headquarters by any OF the business men
Of Richmond. 53.55sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
Read what Mrs. Day saws:
Free Medical Advice to Women.

Mrs Pinkham invites all women to write to her
for advice. You need not be afraid to tell her the
things you could not explain to the doctoryour
ter will be only by and is absolutely
Gdential. Mrs Pinkham's vast experience with
troubles enables her to tell you just what
you, and she will charge you nothing advice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
Another Case OF Nervous Prostitution Cured.

Ihave
take it
of Lydia Pnkhan wonderful
Immediately za
II heartily it
DERK.Ss Lpidge
Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24

At Druggists
The Five-cent packet is enough for ~ or4dIi-
nary occasion. The family bottle, SO ctss
contains supply for . year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
THE PERSPECTIVE.

the soul in the midst OF its pain It Is
based on perfect trust in God. and in q
desire to see all that happens rebound TO
his glory. Spiritual, trirmphan Mt JOY only
comes through 2 Spirit OF constant COM
rnu11ion. with God Constant prayer and
thanksgiving rising from the altar of
ones heart make this communion real.
AS prayer Is not mechanical thing: Tn
ceasing prayer is possible in spiritual
way. as the vapors constantly. although
generally unseen, ascend towards the
sun. -
GROWTH IN VIRTUE. .
The Holy Spirit, abiding in the Chris
tian's soul Is the energ1zing principle
for his growth in grace and Christ-Hke-
ness. like the vital life-force In the
plant. The Holy Spirit may be mistreat-
ed like an unwelcome guest in our homes.
Like a fame Of fire quenched by rain
water. so the Holy Spirit can be practi-
ically put out Of our hearts. We should
not quench tha t divine. fame by negli-
#gence worldliness. impurity. or sinful
thoughts. We aueneh his Influences
when we disobey his wooings and moni-
lions. Despise not prophe wing -. We
must be teachable, thoughtful. studious,
willing to be led by new truth as God
reveals It to US. Prove all things: Irold
fast that which Is good = Every thing
good IS from God. we should strive to arld
out what is good and best IN all thit'gs.
and adopt these things. Every good thing
belongs to the Christian BY divine right.
The Christian Is to climb upward always.
He. should avoid all evil and upright
eousness, and aspire after all God-liI,e-
ness. as revealed In Jesus Christ isA
Christian should investig ate a i things,
and cling TO I he righ 8 and he good. sE
{ HI GOA @ b PER FEcT1o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
LEE sTATuB BILL.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

as senate adjourned at 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24
.ENGRAFT MORE PIGsKIN.5

Another Experiment on the Snme
Arizona republican., 1903-04-14
EXPANDING FRIGIDITY
Phoenix Cold Storage Company Must
 Have More Room.

The Phoenix Cold Storage company has discovered that in order to keep up with the procession it must do some expanding. It has therefore purchased from F. M. Magnetic the northwest corner of Adams and Second streets and will move its plant from the Gard finer property on Second between Adams and Washington to the new site mak- ing the additions necessary to meet the requirements Of growing business.
 The Cold Storage company has the plant that was built by N. P. McCallum and run by him till a few months ago when he sold out to the present com pany which is composed of the larger patrons of the plant. They all have growing businesses and have found present quarters cramped. Some inn provements would have to be made in the natural order of things so they are going to make them in q substan- tial way. It is understood that MT. Magnetic who sold the new site has also taken stock in the company and will be identified with it.
 The mission of the plant is to furn- ish by pipe line cheap cold storage for various restaurants, markets, etc., in the refrigerators in their respective places of business.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS


On Monday evening, April 20. Kate ClaXton and her distinguished company appear here in "The Two Orphans" a play in which she is justly famed. It is a pleasure to commend this famous play to the public, with the assurance that all who see it will be delighted with the performance. Such a play and such performance constitute one of the seasons treats. "The Two Or phans" is one of the noblest and strongest of dramatic work. and con- taining some, scenes which in power are not eXcelled in any play. The piece itself has been described and discussed at full length several times, and the greater part of the public is fairly fam liar with the plot, in which an abound ing sense of justice, a nobility of heart and loftiness of emotion and pathos are admirably portrayed. The story is pre- scented with admirable skill by Miss Claxton and supporting company, and is impressive from first to last. Miss Claxton carries a new complete scenic production this season, giving perfect production in every manner.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-14
CLIMATE OF WESTERN CANADA. The Summer Temperature Almost ee
 Favorable as That of Montreal.

It is difficult, at first sight, to under stand what local traffic can be ex- pected from a road located so far north as the projected line of the Trans Canada. To arrive at proper appre- ciation of the facts of the case, 1t is necessary to take into consideration the peculiar course and direction of the isothermal lines of northern Canada It will surprise many people to learn that excellent grain and vegetables are raised at Moose factory, on James bay, where the mean summer temperature is almost as favorable as that of Mon- treal. Still more remarkable does fr at first sight. appear that where tho projected railway is to traverse the Peace river valley, more more than 800 miles north of the international di- viding line, it will still be but half way from the boundary to the northern limit of wheat. In other words, the wheat belt Of northwest Canada extends as far north from the international boundary as the distance from Quebec to Chicago. This is the country into which the great trek of American far mers is now taking place. The warm winds known as the Chinooks come across the mountains from the Japan current and alter the climate of this great area north to the Arctic, so that the climate of western Canada does not correspond with the latitude; the iso- therms, or lines of equal means tenn perature fer any period of the year, in stead of running east and west, as they were formerly supposed to do have a tendency to run northeast and south west. end the spring in the Peace river country opens up as early, or earlier. than it does in Winnipeg. 1900 miles 70 the southeast.