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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
THE Chap3'erlo,lnIle:.s,'

Coming frssll from its otewort hssS
Eastern trillmphs, 1.-THE Ghaperens'l] 5iss
announced for presentation In this city
at the Academy SATURDAY., mat nea4 afltis
.might. WITH the complete original prodpc "a
nal T1It cast. This merry comedy ppera has
been quite general accented as the, FORE
runner OF 4 more modern and !, elaborate g
,n'i nn,n bIne sopera, h,rlesque and eXtray-
a A. I In most agreeable manner, mad
lie music Of lsadote " tmark Il ,lsfarst
ia be most tMnefnl q hnd a.sraStlSe is
az ia same class. George Leder,sg
has has staged the piece In hia laPplest 81 yla.s
and the company NJ mora nan m \, II
nsiatabie dish. Chief among the art!stsi
pra Iotn a. Sparks. Mabel lite, May
Boley Thomas
bins uenayieve Day and oscar Isag laNI s'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
\ TIDEW.ATE r. RAILROAD.
1e City Council OF Roanoke
Grants Right 81. Way

NoLeClstI % Nc r. 49,.
Council i tonight unanimously pissed the
ordinance granting tho Underwater Rai!-
read The right o way througllgtl lie Gish
farm, In 1t was stated that Preside IN I.
Johnson says II his q company wi no q o
anything whatever to block. the railway
out fftlle cltYiy and It WAS glveng OUT Off
{c:ally from the Tidewa Tor people that the
road would certainly pass througl Roa-
Council. completely pindicated 4 lis posi-
ton favoring postponemont q 7 he last
meeting.
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Open. 1IIgh. Low. CLOSING.

III IS. rcftndinE a. registered. n. 1851
II. g. ref,dng ss coupon q. Il I. 4. y. I. 1nJt
III NJ ~ rex tered l. Il. 4. H. 1907
II. 81 Al, I, +. \. (. ]. 1867
~ 81 Nav 4s reg lstcrc,l 4. !. !. I, 1928
I'll Isl Eew ID, coupon I. T. 4. I. 1925
n NJ Old III reeIstered &. Y. i, /. 107
iIr d Old n. COUPON , /. 4.
Atchnon suernl a n n, y. 4, 4. q. 1904
Atchson nd Jurtnicnt Y. !. w
f,aiiitn,Sro ana Ohio Ar 4. 4. 10l2
IA iii,nnrn nud f,hio aLa :. =,
Cc,trai AZ r;sorria ess /. 1861
S.entrai ~ sc1,ri In ist h, GS{
III an. nes " ,nd Shin s,ss
f.hfra ~ hi Ajtnt, A. !.
itthirnisn a ami q iilcy new d.. 4.
f.hira 81 NJ n d M "a Paul gem a !. 107t
'C.hica "a and Sorthwcstcrn con. y. Y. 1cc9h
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,ls9ll NV 81 ~
4 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
! PEANUT, MARKET.

PETERSBuRG.$Sy VA, March 2222,.-PF lANu rs
/ burg is steady There was a sale OF 800 bagH
flf Spanish peanuts at per hushel, and this
gprlce is being offered on the ma rket.
NORFOI.E; 3Y al, March 2? :--nIi1A N lTS~-
Fancy, ~ f5c.; strictly prime. @ prime,
4sal4 &C.; colnlno n nst', ~ 20 Per
Ebushel, S aSS's sis MI tt:it
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sRicl,ynonders in New York.

/ 8ge7 I4(fsppclal tnAphp l'Imes- Dispntoh,) n
EIIutzler.S A, Il, Pyle, st. 5Denlsr4A IS q,
EiSreemuI.@ Il NJ MINI. IIerald Square
~. a. illrschilold. Broad wnSf /, GentralT-,
M, Ilutcblnsi, HOFFMAN l y; AZ yer ,
i y, 81 sendhellll. IL y
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DRY GOODS MARKET

Az NEW 81 y OR Is, IS March u a2,--The dry. goods
market has shown little change. with buyers
code from their posi Lion on prices, Tho out
look s for q cont nee Of conserya tlyn huylng
bers are uoln. only q. moderate business with
few special offerings.
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NAYAL STORES.

8 Y1LaIIEGToN. N 8. slerel, :a.-splRlTs
casks. Rosln-Noth!ng doing receipts, iSb bar,
}reIs, Tar--Firnlf Mt go rece!n ~ barrels
Crude Tupent tle- Firm at ~ so9 RECEIPTS
" 'sAVANNAII. b GA, March 2s,--TunPEN-
sssks ex % 81 casks asks
'' CHA RIEsTON, s. q. March AT y PEN-
TINE AND RoaIN-No ll,ipal a quotations
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CLOSING 2, 81 / BOND. QUOTATIONS.

C.tica "a /, ana Pacific "a. /. e. 69A
Ehlo ro Ill II and pacii Me doll. IS 7Sla
" IND Al ro,iiS I'd 90 ~
Srcr,nIns * T01s
fI.onsoIidatsd Toba dco . Il. {.
t;oIoradop and Southern III. i. s5
gDcnvc md MO g rande g
Erie prior lien -
Fort Worth and Denver city lists
Hooking alley . % "
louisville and Mash. Unified gs
Manhattan consol gold y
Msxicai II Central ist Inc. !. 1874
MINI and st Louis Al SO. e5 ~
N1.uo,rI d nsas and he xag Al ...,.......,. gB
Mssori. Kansas ard Texas eds \. &77ss
Nh ora n h, 81 az Mexico con- AZ ...I..y.. n
Cont ri Pen, az 81. I. s. 07as
SNcy5 Il rsey raj gan SIS Il. 1854
Snrt her,, I,acIf1 "A . y. \. 103ta
Northern Pacific IS
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coTrI,lcNsEEp OIL A1ARKET,

s 8i NEW,sYC DIRK, March e2,-rIn vIewi.o llght
offerings and sbetter fseling In spot hog prs
ducts cottonseed oil held about stealy and sun-
lprIIne summer yellow $751; off summer yal-
iow, nominal prime white, 4lc.t; prime winter
yellow, IL l5c. 3l ,9 .. 3.5a ag IS III EsS
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.AIITssT'HlE T|H| .EATRESi.

In y Old Ben Franklin's Day. one or
the toplca songs in he IN llleer, no
Of the funniest stunts IMAGINABLE. rheras
chester tia chorus While tic iocai Time
sings SOLE, villa is Ill tia sIrls
men the chorus jotn il,wlt the che
rus, rl,e two perform noes Yesterday
irQWness x Or hes tpn. The members
were al perfectl home, w TIL tho mpstsj
perfect time n the voca numbers. Il 81
snap and dnsl which conduce 30 n1uchsas
last ght, the peri ormaree bcr553
Ing delg htfnl and nluc pprec la ted
the aud lcnce S III sfS
Mr. p ooley, III
At the Academy tomorrow, ma ineaS
and night, THE Funny Il.5f boo ey',
real life vii nff0rd love RS of fun, IA world
of good tune and rol tl,E al llselr,ellt.S Mi
N ther musical farce coined has CONS
maker 1t Is ri tho hand Wolk OF lral,ls
u. Bryan, the popular. author,nlanagelt.5Ss
who has I'm u his prodncti ona quito done MI !
Ills prey lous efforts, b nd has Won ts,S
5co one interspssscd with tho pFsttlssa3
gems Of tunlcst music. 5}8 vi
THE Professors Love Story. sE
Tie louisville conrler,J;G1'1rp,a a SAYS
the Academy Friday night: =.
INF Beresford makes the Pro essor',S
n figure from life, thus declaring a. tal,as
5ent and artistic skill of u hlgl, order, do
modulated voice, and that Of q restratnett
hit sound vein az humor, and one lis
covers WhY his performnnq la ,eYetAln 8 4
was 80 full OF enjoyable Eaual les
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( RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 2 ":
y q !. Richmond. Va. March eee e:
8s 4ss QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS. III
RICHMOND LIVE gsTOC kSfMARKET.;
s!Y5gsf.5 fe,aIss YhIrninr Gtcck Gyn yds \ III *

Richmond. Va. March ee2,i 1901.
Il ReceiptaS for the week ending N ond lays
Y CATiLE- Receipts. 1854 head. Market fair
Best steers, e.; medium to good, g6c.
common to fair. ~ 10. best ifers. nc,
medium. 81: dc. 4; common, 3Hc.; dry cows
9. bulls. GU YES
freshe cows. s2s. q 10 uarantine cattle 3atte
Good hogs selling from 5H o.. 6oc. roug G5c
3jF5 St1E EP--R eceipts ~ kead Market strong
supply light Tat sheep. bi4 ablsc.i common te
fair 4G42c.; bucks. 3is g4Ac. 5 3is3f Il
Prospects fair for all kinds of stock.
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Base, Balll x estsrda.Y..

NJ !S III i,y, Associatea irafs.l n t4s M
AT AflanlarTA tlantu. NJ Mem york.
ish;irlofi ii llcri tyersi NJ Wiz
fXlniai y N n Il Altalss o!teg ~ III n
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Norfolk and Western con. As. ,.s.....,... %.
Oregon shoft Line al and Part 447
con AIS. 81. J. n. DC
sIsendinr Camera al ~ * R. D. I. ~. 0bi
81 Ixj,Iis md iron Mountain con- IS 4. l3s
81 IA nd san Francisco IT, IS ..,,.g.,.,B So.
ST. Louis ern 1st s. 9sS
ispaboar Air line AZ % Il. !. W 6s
Southern as AZ, n. !.
Southern Railway IS .. 4, 81
l,re xas and pac nc - SITS =. +. liz
Toledo. st and IVeste IN As. ). Gga
Union PACnc IA y. y. !. Z. I. 1887
ii Union Pacific cony, As rs
III E SteeI2d 81 r. (. 74I
Wabash 1sts 4. Z. 1853
Wabash Deb. t3s 60l
Wabash Deb Is COL
wheeling and Lake As S6i
wisconsin Central t4s y. h. 4. /. s3s
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. ~ o.
NJ. and O.. trea Trust a. Gems 90
$,entraSof Georgia "a IL ~, 20
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a. IN - ,
ss ati sa.s: w !
~ 1ns sf,
TO the ai9 bales;
bales Il to the Continent, 81 ba les 81 .3
Total since September list at a sea no.rts.l
receipts $50 oss bale;
ID the Cont inert, 2, 3os, $50 bales. }s}
E,N, Is LEANS. La, March ca.--EOIION-.
THE spot cotton niaTket yves unset len ana
many OF Il he sample tables arc still
g Futlres showed decided weakness over tmG
the =,
.dcyeiopnlcns In the q ffair and Furnished tine
Ioca trade Il disa srceabn surprise by g. dtop
OF 1871 English points The alarm was eesn
more pronounced In new iork, ana Al Ma3 ~
r,a. great uneasineSs, although their hnanclai
fnerest In the failure lis s.t.a,,'
Few traders cared to go lcne at such an nm
settled lime. and although prices showed, sell
another chance I oge. In at the boi TOM. me
general r,:.f OF bIii traders preferrlnE 70 walt
INT III the Sully business had been seti!ed pc,
fore 'operatirig. ThcNnnrliet opened easier shna
29173 points close g. x
and nunerous - uy first lost Is poi 1ts to l4oi
nj Sarccd 10 4 En- dec lined ito AID recovered
tote " and ina decli ned TO ia ciosns
was QUIET and weak: NEST 81 the p?atisosnss
showing the lowest figures 81 the , ~
points. and on the now crop nontn 8 4-s 20
Cotton futures quiet and steady; Ma e rch -
sst9js sisS I1
septsmbcr ii. % ctober Il. Sos
syaInber II, 101t1 r. l5
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SALES
~ VI ~ IL = q.
400 A tlantic Coast Line
2sico li1maigatnated Copper ,d,Sb 11
Zoo Amer. Garland 5lso,iildry 2
. Amtf. Coffin oil. Il. \.

5sS a tncr. Snuff ...s.sl ss.......
AMER. Snuff, pfd vs.. ~. 81
500 AMER. Can u .....a
4 400 Amer. CAR. ,pttl \.
200 Amer. iocotnot ve, t,p II ~.
3lSEssoD Amer. Locoliotl I've, pfdls 400
500 Amer. II StigA I n. y u !. IN.
4370O ~ i, y, and 4 Santa lFe i cf1 ms
lid A,s t1i.B nnd \ s. ire. pfd
$500 baltimore md Ohio ~ /
2c1C0 Br0k1yii Iaapid s7 Fra tlHit..t.5ss
Canada Sou thGrt1 i \. ......5i
& 1900 Canadian 1'Acl nc i..i n,
I, 1900 I, chesapeake tltld ClliO..,.,5..
100 Gill. Great 1ycstatn. !. ...t.
bO1OQ Gill;, Nil. and 8, i .......s..
id Goio. fuel and ironl..s..s...5
! 1900 Colo. Southern corn !. 4. 90
}|5st100 Colo. SOU thetti, list pfd .....
III 200 Colo A Southern, I'd pfd 80.
Clevpi C. in1 Gil, and 81, L,.f
Continental trobhccD,i pfd..
4 n275 consolidated Gas 80. ......
100 Delaware and HtdsO tl,..,
s9s Del. Lack. and lycstern..
g12Q0 Erl com .......I.
4 i6O Icrie,8 1st5pfd \. 4. /. Z. ....s.
\ X 200 ilIric.s2 I'd pfd.,...t.........
Il go General Electric s..,.. ......f
SO Illinois Central ~. n. .....
i 21OD louisville and Nasllvilla..if.
425 Manhattan. ~. II. h. ~.
O5oJ M ctro. Street 11afl%,hy
\ AGO Mexican Central s......I
4 700 Mo-, Kan and Tex, com u.
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IA 81 BAiiTIMoR q STOCK MARKET.
II RAFTING RE,, MD. March 2ce.s ss;eahoara Air
.Li1e common 100 lOH Is do Ireferred u a.
Atlantic Coast Line common, lo1 "a lO1st. q Nj
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YOUNG. Y GIRL SUES |: ]
Man EIGHT, I THREE | J! ]
Alleges That He AZ Court Her
Il and Then IN7olild LUTTE larry sY2
S5.I lie n 3 B8as
,Special8sto The Times Dispatch

special#to The Tin1as- ;Di spatc ~
UTIC IN arch 2, ERE W. ',a;
cio,s and nineteen yea IS 4 Of Sc VIII
many young IN en- admi rers..i NJ ss5S NJ
lotte Armstrong, o. this l,a llatS2
ssut Instituted to recover S. 00l Dana ge .sSs
from j ohm NJ /. &Thurston, els ty-tl three
years old. The papers III u he act ION Sc We
forth that on March 9Th, N M hurst on
asked Miss Arnlstrong's hand In m a!s-sE
ria e She consented, and Is Y no WssnlidS
ever since that day. has been wi Ing tosSsS
have the ceremony PEI foriae ed By The time
for tile wedding was xed ".
tho affidavit asserts but r, rhurstotlS:
refused to marry the girl and he liasss
ever since re fused to keep The gree
iments
q love this young lady and she seems v
to me TO be like an angel. 4 sat Id Thursto on.
Il am ready aiDt anxious 70 marry her.
and will marry her at any time thcygwIl1 i
give me a chance. have never refused to-
marry her and will not re tnse to do so.5s
YOU can say that would be- wi linz 10 4
die to marry ller. but there has bee,rsgs
misc hef nlaking bet tween us.
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aides (boxed, 81 e54b7 arg whiskey. ba sa $of
\ High wines sfss, Clover, contra grade. not
quoted. Eggs tcad casca include slea
1000 bushels; corn bushels oats So, 2oo
bushes.I .fS N n III {5
~ BALTIAtoRE FL M % March 22-FLouIs---T
contract. 4Iol1s Gi.6iI !; spot red western,
si.oa asked; snnth bern & by sample. q @ LOB.
sa5iI {. oats-Qulet; No. . white, $50 4stse..
RyeFirm: MOI fuptow seq I, \ Butt r.
do creamery 4t2sc.; do. dle l6c store
packed. 1870. Eggs--steady.s and Unchanged.
Sugar Strong and unch ngtds ssafli 8
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4 c1NCIN MATT, o. March gal Gs-Active
md \ steady at $LloQa5,bO Cattle Steady at
4.S5 sheep--S a 80, Lambs
Stead y at 81 t0@ I, 20.
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Prospects fair for all kinds of stock.

CHICAGO ILL, March c..-c.tTTLE-Re-
iceipts. ZOO head Market steady. Good to
prime steers. s525sts IS poor to medium. g 500
slboa 90: heifers. 81. 25e4.59: Gamers, sl6o1
$50: bulls. se00G+o0; new veals, 81 90: Tex
as Ted steers. Aff4,75. Hogs-Receiptst to-day.
900 head Tomorrow. 70. q. q head left over,
81 ss head. 5., Market 80 loc higher; Mixed and
s5.a0Q5, Is: roughs. heavy. 81. eeoala 80; Hight.
si.S5@5,35: bulk tof sales. s5,2O 96, &c. Sheep
Receipts, 15 900 head, sheen, and y. Lambs--
fairto choice nj xed s., BOG Western sheep,
s., & native plbs, ! 81 ,50a $50,
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RNEws = ORR, March % 3 I,EvI SIR eceipt..
II head. Dressed bee, steady city dressed,
ceipts. ass head The offerings MI Eveals5 and
market easier: So les We're 81 ri. City
}Lambs-R 75S head. Sheen almost nom,
final lambs about steady A.feNg sheep sold; at
81 60, Dressed mutton, 6sc. per pound !; dress
ed lambs. SIS lpc. llogs-R eceipts, 6,7sA head.
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ltffn 44FiR if1i41 N1- ClA tYxAoNSNs
ASK 3oaa 81 s9ss Wy
.9l p2,1 !,o,a % s255
III. III '|'s 4! !, IS I.
SfGsa So n TGk SAY S45s
III Il IL. 17,l
#b1as els 5G7 3IIss 57ls
Biz 81 a0ls 30h NJa
l05 100 1t6 112 ,105lA
10 ID lBN lSIs 10 &
SS55H4 3Gt1 tstli 3CH ia 3633ss
SSia ISL SSll So ISL
1874 1875 i1sB u 1874 10N
80 81 81 70 ao's2
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IA r----.--~ Is
~. -, f;,At,ras ad iSea and a closed

sro, cotton closed duh. 80 poin e cine e
mlddIlns uplands il. 90 ddl!ng 2;
sales, en3 ales.l :s5 & s$ IN
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.t,IIIcAa q. I'D Liz, March q, Weakness Of
coarse grains onset to-day inEttha wheat pi t
iths effect Of crop tlamage officially reported
vesterday's iilInl figures Corn Ia on 1sI1p.
Oats are down lc,; Provisions closed &C. lower
to &c. higher VI 5s5ys ~
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III There vii be o Their speeches by pron1i.
lnent8 members Of tllls thriving order. Con-
3g1ressm a Illpothy 2. 81 Ivan, Of New
Will one thc Observation-Disclosures I of
the guests and vii Il be alled upon In the
course Of he eyaiing " M .#fF f9$
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i Official Range and Sale sof Stocks II New York
Bv Thomas Branch CO
Co. Bankers and Brokers.
400 Mo- kan. and TEX ptd...

lSlsA15Es. Open. High Low, Closng.
fEa Aateed
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4E5 SALES. WA 5Gi9
Virginia as--s .o65 at a2,i
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. Col rust
per cent, Il 90 q 4 81,
Atlantic Coast Line com n,on-sssa Ct lo1 g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-21
ScrOfula Spreads
ALARM CAUSED BY AN IN
VASION OF ULCER
Gus SORES.
Perplexity of the Doctors in a
Typical and Serious Case Re-
lieved by an Important Dis
covery.

The fear which is justly aroused b,
the appearance of a disease with sucl
fatal tendencies as scrofula, will be re
lieved by a statement of recent re
markable cure. Mr.. Thomas F. Brown
of the Hume Carriage Company. Ames-
bury, Mass, says:
About two years ago I was affected
with a scrofulous disease which spread
over my whole body. | became greatly
alarmed and consulted physicians in
Anesbury and in Newburyport. They
told ME l had a case of scrofula, and
that l would have to take the greatest
care to avert a fatal result They pro-
nounced nv blood to be in a bad con-
dltion and said long time would be
necessary to put me in healthy state.
here was chronic inflammation all
ove1 my body wherever the disease had
spread; there would be a discharge of
yellow-colored pus where the skin would
break and leave an ulcerlike sore These
sores would dry up for while only to
break and discharge again.
The medicines which the physicians
prescribed had no effect in checking the
disease, and | was in a most miserable
state of Encouragement. One day |
heard the doctor say that there was dan
ger of the disease terminating in con-
sumption. Then I began to lose all hope.
One day, however, as lay in bed
reading newspaper, read an article
recommending Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People very highly for diseases
of the blood, and, as the doctors treat
rlent during the preceding three months
had done me no good, | decided to stop
it and take the nils
after had taken three boxes I saw
that the inflammation was going down
and that there were fewer sores [ re-
aaized that | was improving and | con-
tinued to use the pills until / had taken
eight boxes Then / was entirely cured.
| am now enjoying good health. have a
keen appetite and can do as big days
work as at any. time before l was strick-
ell down, and firmly believe that owe
my present excellent physical condition
to DIR. Williams Pink Pills" This
great blood remedy is sold by all drug
gists throughout the world.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-21
THE TRUTH ALWAYS.

When you are In doubt tell
the truth" It was. an expert
enced old diplomat who said this
to a beginner n the work. It
may pass in some things, but
not In business. Fraud and de-
ception are often profitable so
long as concealed; yet detection
is certain sooner or later; then
comes the smash-up and the
punishment. The best and safest
way is to tell the truth all the
time. Thus you make friends
that stick by you, and a reputa-
ton that is always worth TWEEN
ty shillings to the pound every
where your goods are offered for
sale. We are able modestly to
affirm, that it is on this basis
that the worldwide popularity of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
rests. The people have discov-
cred that this medicine is exact
IL what it is said to be, and
that it does what we have al
ways declared it will do. It's ma
ture also has been frankly made
known. 1t is palatable as honey
and contains all the nutritive and
curative properties of Pure Cod
Liver Oil, extracted by us from
fresh cod livers, combined with
the Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites and the Extracts of
Malt and Wild Cherry. A COM
bination of supreme excellence
and medicinal merit. Nothing
has been so successful in Ane-
mia, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Inf1u-
enza, Loss of Flesh and VAST
ing Diseases, Weakness and Low
Nervous Tone, and all COM
plants caused by Impure Blood.
DR.. Austin d. Irvine, of Canada,
says: 81 have used it in cases
where cod liver oil was indica-
ted but could not be taken by
the patient, and the results fol-
lowing were very gratifying" 1t
cannot deceive or disappoint you,
is effective from the first dose
and comes to the rescue of those
who have received no benefit
from any other treatment. It
represents the dawn of progress.
Sold by all chemists everywhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-21
EAAIBUE is HELD
FOR MAHSL LAUGHTER

Kaaihue, the cowboy who was Lead
ing the COW that knocked William DAILY
down on Richards street last Tuesday
and thereby caused his death the fol-
lowing morning, was arrested yester-
day pursuant to the verdict of a coro-
ners jury. He viii be prosecuted for
manslaughter. AS reported in yester-
days Advertiser, the jury found that
Kaaihue was responsible for the fatal
ity through the careless manner in
which the animal was being led through
the streets.
Deputy Sheriff Chiliingworth swore
out the warrant under which Kaaihue
was arrested. preliminary examin-
alton of the defendant, on the charge
of manslaughter in the first degree,
will be held before District Magistrate
Lindsay this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-21
ISSUES ARE
MOMENTOUS
Big Legal Battle
On i'm Full
Blast.
Naone Case Held Up
With Technical
PIeadings.
Alleged Ineendiary's Triai-TIma
for E. S. Boyd's Appeal.
Court Items.

There were five de facto Justices OF
the Supreme Court sitting yesterday
to hear a case, though the tribunal has
| but three de jure members according
to the organic Act. AS, however, only
three Justices will decide on the case
no irregularity was committed.
The question at issue was whether
Circuit Judges at Chambers have any
jurisdiction in probate and equity. 1t
came up on writ of prohibition to
stop Judge Gear from holding any fur
Their proceedings in the matter of the
estate of Annie T. K. Parker, a minor.
Chief Justice Frear, Justice Hatch
and Circuit Judge De Bolt constituted
the court proper, the last-named In
place of Justice Hartwell, disqualified.
Circuit Judges Robinson of the First,
and Matthewman of the Third Circuit
were seated at table in front to hear
the argument. These two Circuit
Judges We're invited to attend for a
particular reason. They had sat as
substitute Justices Of the Supreme
Court on the Wailuku water equity APP
peal case decided the other day. After
the decision in that case was rendered.
a point was raised as to the jurisdic-
ton of the Circuit Judge who heard
the case below for signing the decree
made imperative by the decision Of the
appellate court. This point was raised
on the same junsdictional grounds as
those presented in the Parker case The
attorneys in both cases are partly the
same While the question in the Wal
luku case is to be submitted on briefs.
it is the decision in the Parker case
which will control further procedure
in the other case.
S. NJ. Ballou opened the attack on
the jurisdiction of Circuit Judges at
Chambers in argument for the writ Of
prohibition. His speech before and
after the noon recess occupied three
hours and then he reserved further re-
marks for his reply TO opposing coun-
sci.
J. A. Magoon began the argument
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-21
An Enjoyable Outing.

The most attractive days outing ii
that afforded by the excursion Gown
the railroad line. The HALEIwA
LIMITED. first class train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at s:22
o'clock making the run in two hours
the rate for round trip being only s.0s
From 1922 a. m. until $40 p. -. is
spent at the beautiful HOTEL Fla
LEIWA, with fresh and salt water
bathing, tennis, golf, drives and walks,
shooting or fishing, and you are back
in town at 1910 o'clock in the even
ing. .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-21
GRIST OF JUSTICE
IN POLICE COURT

Leong Chez. charged with malicious
injury, was discharged. Lau Gin, on
being fined s25 and costs for having
che ia tickets in his possession, appeal
ed. Katsuki and Chew Sin paid SO
each for needless driving and assault
and battery respectively. All On and
Nat Biart. the two caddiesl, received a
lecture and We're allowed to go.
Hop Sing and zee Fong are summon
ed to appear this morning to answer to
the charge OF keeping restaurants with
out license. C. G. Won Hamm will
have to tell why he has not taken out
a lodging house license.