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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
WoRKMAN's. LONG FALL.
Rufus Hickman Dropped From
0 Sixth Floor and Still Lives.

A negro workman named Rufus Hick.
man. while at work on the bis, Mutual
building at Ninth and Main Streets yes
through. TO tho ground. The fall was
broken on each floor in the drop. and
when the man struck tho bottom floor
not a hone was broken. The man was
handling a. .whcelbarrow at the time. The
barrow tipped over at tho elevator open
ing. and in trying to hold It back the
negro was pulled over.
The ambulance. with DR.. Mercer In
charge, responded to a eau, and me man
was carried to the City Hospital, where
Il was said 1t would be several days be-
fore tho full extent of tho mans inJu-
rles could be ascertained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
An Engiish Author Wrote:

mo shade, no shine. no fruit. no flow.
ers, no lcuvcs.-- NoYemberl" Many
Americans would add no freedom from
eatarrh, which Is SO aggravated during
this month that 1t becomes constantly
troublesome. There Is abundant proof
that cutarrll is d constitutional disease,
1T is related to scrofua5 und consump-
ston, being one Of lhe wasting diseases,
Hoods }saTsa par!lla has shown tina wllat
Ia ,capa;ble of Graduating scrotula, com
plctely cures catarrh, and taken IN time
prevents consumption. We cannot 500
how any sufferer can put.off takln. this
record OF It's rad!calrdl DIN OH. innolpnn
medicine. In, view OF the widely published
record of Its radical aud permanenr cures
1t is undoubtedly Americas greatest
Medicine for Americas st5Dlseass-
Catnryh. s3i "a VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Mr.. Cowardin Better.

The friends Of Mr.. C. Oh. Cowardn.
who has been under treatment at the
Memorial Hospital for the past three
weeks, wifi rejoice to learn that he is now
on tho high road to recovery and that he
expects shortly to appear upon the streets
again. He sat up awhile for the first time
yesterday and while sttii weak. was
the hospital about next Wednesday,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
DOING FINE WORK.
Pressing the New Capitol Build
ing With Vigor.

Tho work on the wings Of tho Capitol
building Is being pressed vigorously; and
good progress Is being made. Contractor
Chesterman is pleased with the progress
that Is being made and hopes to have the
work In such shape shortly as that 1t Will
not be interfered with by&wintcr. weather.
the building will he ready for occupancy
by the meeting of thc8next& General As
scmbly. which WI begin In January, 1yGG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Governor Hard AZ It.

Governor Montague spent yesterday in
his Office. looking after routine business,
matters. having returned to the city on
the previous night from Loudoun coun.-9
ty, where he made a speech on the sub
ject Of good roads.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Governor was on the stump almost con-
.stantly during the latter days Of the
recent campaign, he apears IN fine health.
and seems to have stood the test adj
mirably.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
@T THE @2NKN
,ThEAT KESJ 3

Among tho many musical and theatrical
entertainments offered to pleasure seek
crs none appeal moro to the average audi
cncc. nor is welcomed with greater on
tlfuslasm by both old and young, than
first class minstrel show, AS a simple en-
tertainmcnt in itself. It is an original and
charac terstic American" style Of amuse-
ment and musical history is rich In many
names that have become famous through
long and successful association with such
companies. Al
John W. Nogel's MINISTRIES. has made a
name for itself In every city and town III
the Eastern and Middle Western States,
Vogel's minstres was organized seven
enterprise fiourished, and under the per-
John ". vogel., # soon came to DO looked
upon as one Of the foremost and repre-
sentative minstrel companies In this coun-
try
Another reason for their unusual SUCCESS
may be sought in the fact that Mr.. Vogcl
himself Is a musician of merit, taking
| great pride In the performances OF HIS
band and selecting each number In their
repertoire; This band will give a free CON
cert at 7'S3 m T, NJ. ~ front Of the Academy
night performances to-day.
"A Message From Mars"
Charles, tIawtrey and his London com
pany Will be seen at the Academy Tues
day and "Wednesday, with Wednesday
| Indunee, al mat most fascinating and
amusing comedy. "a Message from
| Mars" which Is universally praised as Inc
best and most wholesome international
| SUCCESS nf tbs last decade. Mr.. Hawtrey
! brings his London company and tho orgi-
| nal production, which contains many
startling novelties IN tho way Of scenic
! and mechanical effects Tho play was
acted by Mr., Hawtrey for two years IN
| London and for over $50 nights IN New
/ York, where It's third long run has only
| recently ended.
The Slaves to Leave.
Tho Child Slaves OF New York" who
have been presenting the play nj the Bijou
all this week Will be seen for the last
4 time this Afternoon and evening The
business this week has been large, ths
house being filed mt every performance,
except the opening night when the cirrus
Was in the city.
Rachel Goldstein."
Tho Norfolk papers this week are teen
u ing with complimentary notices of
. y tioldste.n", which comes 10 the
! isijou Theatre next week. This play has
been drawing phenomenal holIses In Nor
!, folk and The play and the players are
declared 20 be the peers OF any tho city
Mas had al any time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Wants Milk Ordinance.

Mayor s. r. Buxton, OF Newport News,
has requested That Mayor Mccarthy send
rtn oopy p Inc pr1 i' Ser ana T%e
paper was mailed yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

Unitarian Church, will take as his night
subject Tomorrow afternoon at $50
clock, The Cloister and the Arena"
The Rev. DR.. Henry r. Johnson. pastor
OF Laurel srteet Methodist Church. VIII
occupy his pulpit at both services TO-
morrow. How One OF the Worst Came
to BE Ono of the Best Men" will be his
subject in the morning. and his theme At
night will be, 1.-THE Glorious Destiny OF
tho Children of God.
.'Josepll's Triumph will fbe the morning
subject at the Church Of the. HOLY con-
forter ard In the evening G:30t, THE
Hem or II Is Garment" will be the sub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
H YOUNG WOMAN IN JAIL.
Pretty MARY Jones" Could Not Not
Paw Her Fine in Police Court.

An Interesting case before Justice
Crutchfcld yesterday was that of the
pretty woman. Mary Jones' who was
arrested Thursday Wright at Seventh and
thing about herself and was unable to
pay the fine Of s.. assessed against her
for drunkenness, and went to jail In
stead.
81 Israel Kinney was handed four months
for taking Il lot OF clothing belonging to
another. ana Wilson TinsIey was fined
500 and given twelve months security for
carrying n concealed weapon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

Admiration for a Fighter.
When Jim Jefrrics. tho pugilist. visited the
dismantled cruiser Lena Mt Mare Island Oh
October 6th tho Russians gave him an own
ton, and he was toasted IN the ward. ROOM
The captain and all the officers embraced him
at parting. t4tS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Cards of Announcement

were married "Wednesday evening and
went south to spcnd the honeymoon, have
sent out announccmenttcards stating tina 7
they will be at home after january LIST at
No. il North Plum Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

At the West-E End Rescue Mission, No.
737 West Cary Street. Tomorrow. there
will be three sermons. conducted by G..
H. tSorter, of Preston, Md. At IL A. NJ.
will he Bible reading: at 3 p. NJ. the
subject will be Salvation is of Cod
and at s p. NJ, the subject will be 'Ioli-
ness Unto God. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

The subject OF. Or. Youngs sermoi, to-
morrow morning will be triumphant
Gladness."' At night he will preach the
last sermon OF the series Of sermons Oh
the home. tho subject being THE Earth
" Home" "a, Type Of the Heavenly
Home, and Preparation for It."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

DIR. Charles S. Gardner will preach at
Church. The morning subject viii be
THE Lips and the Life" and the ever-
ing theme, Tho Matter of First Imports
n Pnnnla - t'salStF.&t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

b Rev. Ryland Knight will hold regular
services at Calvary Baptist Church, next
Sunday. There will also be an after
noon meeting, held by the Baptist Sun
Association Of Richmond and
ManchGSte r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

At Grove Avenue Baptist Church DR..
Hawthorne Will deliver athb last dis
course In the. series on Christ's sermon
upon the Mount. His subject Will be,
3'"The Two Foundatiots-Rock and Sand. :"
These sermons will soon appear in q little
volume, entitled. Souvenir Sermons From
Grove Avenue Pulpit"
The evening subject will be How Old
Arc You p tfls ftts .sf4g5:l III ltss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

AT the Broad Street Methodist Church,
Bishop Alpheus w Wilson will preach at
the morning hour, eleven o'clock. AS a.
speaker and thinker, Bishop Wilson has
few superiors. The Broad Street people
give q cordial invitation to the public to
come and hear him.
The pastor, Rev. George II. Spooner,
will preach at the evening hour. eight
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
SCSTK SCiTUATE.

+. r. Page lost a valuable horse last
week.
w. II. Bowen Jr. has new sign on his
blacksmith shop.
The Line Store" picnic takes place on
Tsursday, September ret
Mrs. George A Rice OF Providence Is
visiting al III. &. Barden's.
Miss Mabel Bowes OF Providence 10 a
CUES, al the Riyerview Farm
George Kennedy will soon have an.
other meat wagon on the road.
The Scftuate tchool committee meets
at the Town Clerks Office next Tuesday.
The rare bird that was caught few
months aap by Charles Bates died on last
week.
Miss Minnie Wood and Miss May
Wood Of Wauregan, Conn. are the guests
Of Mrs. Walter z. Bat,ey.
The lawn party last Saturday evening
al r. r.. Jacques was well attended In
spite Of the weather. The talent from
Providence did not come owing TO a
Misunderstanding.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
POTTERSVlLLE.

Business is very quiet at Po,ter's bob
bin shop.
This section OF Rhode Island needs @
rural postal route.
Miss Nellie Potter spent several DAYS
this week In Newport
A number from here attended the
camp meeting al Greene on Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Parker has just harvested q
halt acre of extra fine japanese millet
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips spent
several days this week at Oakland Beach.
The school begins on the and Monday
In September with Mrs. Soule a. teacher.
Mrs. Walter Comstock has been enter.
taining Miss Rose Mccarthy Of Olney-
Vile.
Mr.. sod Mrs. Ferdinand Cole are
spending the week st their sons near the
Line Store.
There wa, no Sunday School session
last Sunday on account OF the Greene
camp meeting
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
CLAYNILLE

Harry Bentley has entered the employ
OF Frank h. Hun.
Mp. Charles Warner 10 able to be
about the hou,e again.
The Line-store picnic will be held on
Thursday, September ret.
Wylle Bennett and family nave returned
from a stay Al Old Buttonwoods.
A number from here attended the
Greene Camp meeting on Sunday.
Misses Iona and Sadie wildes OF Edge.
wood have been the guests OF Mrs. v. .,
nm this week.
Herbert l.. Enos caught . bass In the
Reservoir on Sunday that weighed Ave
and half pounds.
The bean supper last Saturday nigh,
wac we'll attended. considering the un-
favorable weather.
A meeting will be held on Saturday,
August ,7,h to decide about the proposed
repairs to the church.
Olney Z. Cole has purchased OF the
heirs Of William Riley Cole, q cottage
and let Of land on Plainfeld street In the
annexed dis,rict Of Providence and 10
having repairs made to the property,
westeonnsaug Lodge N. r. o. p. held
a lawn party lsu SATURDAY. evening at r.
II. Jacques residence at South Seituats
The weather was rather unfavorable, but
those who attended had an enjoyable
time.
Aft. y. Hill's general ste e you can
buy "Oxolo" the new beet a.: Iron eI-
tract. q coupon With every bot You
may get the gold watch. Canned Pess,
; tor age; Canned Squash, J for ,Sc,
Canned Strawberries, I,e; Pine Apple
ioc; "Lit,le Duke" Peas, i,e, Mince
Meat. ; Tor ,Se; womsn's Shoes, ose /;
Oxford Ties o. .ooi Mems Shoes 81. 90 to
8I.Ysi Condemned MIX, J for ,7c.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
FOSTER CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest BE nnett have gone
to Buttonwoods for a weeks stsy,
Whipple Howard and family OF Bsanetl
I'm have returned from q stay down the
bay.
Robert Field OF Shawomst 10 Visiting
his friend Prescott nm at the Remingtou
farm.
JOB Johnson of Utics. N. ", who ha,
been the guest OF Judge Clarke Johnser
the pas, four weeks tt his summer real
dence hero. returns home this week.
James n. Wright, one OF the r.
Commissionsrs of Shell Fi,hsiies attend.
ed the outing Of the committee wedne,-
day on the steamer Corssir TO Rock >
Point. The party was accompanied by
state officials and membsrs Of the Cen
srsl Assembly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
SAUNDERSVILLE K.

Several farms in this section are for
sale.
Walter Cromplon has gone Into the
hsh business,
Otis Ewsrds has returned from Provi.
ssnee 10 this place.
Abrsam Ashv vorih IL recovering slow.
ly from an attack Of rheumatism.
1, q, undsrstood ths, the Ssundenville
district will have a school thi. fall.
Miss Cordelia Brochu eas returned from
/, vi,it among friends Of Warren, X.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Broehu and Miss
Cordelis Brochu visited Fields Point thi,
week and enjoyed one Of Col. A,rens
famous shore dinners.
Sylvester Cole. one of the bee, known
residenu Of this village, 10 fact ssrnins {
the reputation Of premier Alderman.
Last week be caught piekerel weighing
! "a pounds and this week he landed
another rsighlng7 Ia pounds.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
ROCkLAND.

Several attended the picnic at Elliot
Vile.
Mis Sarah olney has been entertain
Ing friends.
Alton ]. HIN is entertaining friend,
from Illinois.
The Ponegansett mill stiil remains IDLE
Mr.. and Mrs. LaBree Of Providence
are s,oppiag at Rhoda BrIggs.
Miss Hattie Arnold Of Providence 10
spending her vacation here.
Mr.. Addison Yeaw and wife are spend.
ing the week At But,onwoods.
Former conductor Douglass has re-
moved from here to Providence.
Amey and Isabelle Corp Of Psw,uxs,
have been visiting here this week.
Mrs. Roxsnna Lewis OF the annex Il
the gues, OF Mrs. Harry Hu,chins.
The Oaklswn ball team beat the Rock.
land on Sunday by score of 6 to 1.
Rev. A. n. Morrill, OF Massachusetts,
will preach on Sunday. September tth.
Mrs. Sarah Davenport OF North Seit.
uAte 10 visiting at George Dsvesports.
Mise Annie fnmaa has returned from
New York where she has been visiting
friends.
The Lawn Party last week netted near
ly forty dollars for the Rosklsnd Chris.
tian Church.
Quite extensive repairs are being done
by the Joslin Mfg. Co. In their mill al
Ponsgsnsett.
Mrs. Tourtsllou OF Norwood avenue.
Edgewood wss the guest Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Hutchinson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. W. Cole entertained
as their guest, Miss Hos,snse Harris OF
Providence, recently.
Mrs. Telford Bennett OF Providence 70.
turned home Wednesday after . visit with
her mother the psst week.
Mr.. Dwight Rs,ht un and family OF
Springfield. Mass. are the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. r. A. Rathbun.
A. +. Atwood. clerk for Cole & Sea.
man', hi" enjoyed the Nghts st the
several shore resorts this week.
Mr.. Herbert Huichinson Of the firm OF
the Rockland Cs.h Market has moved TO
the rcd cottage In the rear OF the market.
A half grown iox captured some weeks
ago Ia an attraction At the Rocklsnd
market, The snimsl 10 becoming con.
sidernbly tanned.
The Honorable Town Council enjoyed
a visit TO the State Institutions, wednes-
day. Conduc'or William II. Arnold was
one of the Invite q gu,..ts.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey. Mrs. Clara and
Harriet Arnold enjoyed q pleasure trip 10
Webster, Mass, Wednesday stopping at
Wildwood Park near Danieison.
Fred Carr entertained friends Saturday
evening II being the celebration OF his
birthday. The evening was spent very
pleasantly, games and refreshments were
enjoyed by all present
Those Of our village who fail TO a,te nd
the church services each Sabbath do no,
realize what . treat they are missing
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Beebe 10 . very
efficient speaker and deserves the attend
ance OF the people OF our community.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
NORTH SCITUATE.

There is an auction a, Amasa Potter's
place today.
Alice Cromp,on is visiting her sister In
Providence.
Read the Advertisement OF the Scituate
Public Market.
Miss Sarah Davenport Is visiting her
son at Roekland.
Rev and Mrs. A. + Kenyon have gone
to New Hampshire.
Henry II. Potter is preparing to move
into Mr.. Randall's cottage.
A large party from this place went to
Buttonwoods on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor of Philadelphia 10
stopping at /, II. S. Steere's.
Hon. Franklin =. Owen entertained an
old college friend this week.
Thomas Walton, nephew OF A. Z.
Wood, is attending his shoe shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Paulding ehtertA lined
friends from Providence on Sunday.
Emor Sweet has taken the contract to
build James A. Hopkins new house.
Nellie II. Everctts has been spending
her vacation at Surf Hotel, Block Island.
Miss Ella Hopkins attended the Rock
camp meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Chapman.
A number from this place attended the
! funeral of q. +. Aidrich In Olneyville on
Wednesday.
Susie Bishop has been visiting her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Saunder.
OF Thornton.
The mercury registered IS degrees on
Wednesday morning In some sections
about here.
Mrs. Samuel Whiteley and Mrs. Lewis
Mueller OF Conimicut were the guests OF
Mrs. John Williams on Thursday.
The Providence * Danielson Railway
Company has added several new fiat cars
10 its freight carrying equipment Tor the
transportation OF wood and timber.
Tne nearest place for automobile re-
pairing is at Hughes & Atkins machine
shop, 3S flainfeld street, Olneyyille
The man with break down may ask you.
A handsome headsione was placed In
the family burying ground on the Sails
bury iarn on Rocky Hill in memory of
the late Mary Cole. The stone was from
b. L. Ovens marble works at Olneyville.
Rev. Frank J. Nash. whs has Just re.
signed the psstorate OF the Weedsn ST.
Congregational church in Pawtucket, 10
well known ia Scituate, having while
located at CnepacheI, held frequent se,-
vices in the Academy schoolhouse In
West Scitua;e.
The passing Of the OK as beast OF
burden is becoming more marked every
year. w. II. Bowen, who has q frame
tor OK shoeing at his blacksmith shop
uses 1t only iew times in the course OF
twelve months. Twenty-Five years ago
there were many farmers In Scituate who
| owned oxen.
William Poole fell unconscious In the
yard OF a neighbor Tuesday forenoon. A
carriage was procured and he was con-
veyed to The residence Of his daughter.
DIR. Bernard Arnold was summoned and
he considered the case a very critical one.
lie has since required the constant at.
tention Of two nurses. The cause Of the
attack was cerebral hemouhage.
Rev. Sidney Wakeley, The new pastor OF
tee Baptist church, arrived last week and
occupied his pulpit on Sunday. He
preached an excellent sermon to a large
audience. Mr.. Wakeley expects his fami.
| ly to arrive hereso They will live in
The house now occupied by Town Clerk
| Potter, next to the Scituste Public Mar.
| ket Mr.. Potter will move into the Ran.
| dali cottage opposite.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
TRIMTOWN.

Mr.. Albert Wheeler was al r.. A.
Coles over Sunday.
Mi" Lizzie Tilley OF Kss, Greenwich
has been the guest OF Miss Ina Page.
Mr.. r. a. Cole and n. o. Wheeler en-
ioyed h'hIng trip In Greenwich Bay on
Monday.
James A. Hopkins attended the funeral
Of George r. Aldrieh In the ANNEXED
District on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Hopkins have been
entertaining fIends from Massachusetts
the pa,t week.
Miss Helen Kimball has been spending 9
week with her aunt. Mrs. Albert
Miller at Pontiac.
Mr.. Cyrus Boss, assistant cashier of
the Detroit Savings Bank, Mich. made a
short Wait with his mother enroute for
the white Mountains where his family
viii remsin several weeks.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-26
WHAT Is CAIARRH2
Hyomei OInly Guaranteed euro for
This Common and Disagreeable
Disease.

Hyomei OInly Guaranteed cure for
This Common and Disagreeable
Disease.
Hyomei cures esisTh by the simple
method Of breathing II into the air psus
gss and lungea II kills the germs OF
catarrhal poison. heals and ,oothes H..
irrIta,ed mucous membrane and efeeiu,l.
Iy drives this disesse from the system.
n you have any Of the following
symptom, catarrhal germs are a. work
somewhere in the mucous membrane oi
the throat, broneisl tubes or Tissues oi
the lungs.
offensive breath huskiness of voirs
drynsss of the nose discharge from nose
pa n ~ ross IN. eyes stoppags OF the nose
pain In back of the At night
head aching Of the body
psin In front of the droppings IN throat
head mouth open while
tendency 81 take cold sleeping
burning pain 10 The tickling back Of the
throat palate
hswsingto clear the formation of crusis in
throat tie nose
pain IN the chest drynsss ~ the throat
| = cough IN the morning
| stitch in side lose ~ strength
losing % flesh spasms % coughing
varisbls appetite cough short and hack
| low spirits1 AZ times ing
| raising % frohy mu. cough worse nights
4 cOus and mornings
erpectorstIng yellow !Oss ia vital force
| M after afeeling OF tightness
/ 4 niculty in brssthibg across the upper
| frequent snssziDE part Of The chest
Hyomei will destroy sctiyiiy of ell
catarrhal germs IN the respiratory organs
ard IA ie~ weeks the cure Will be com.
pleie
This ts q strong statement. but y. A.
Smith emphssIzes " by sgre,irg 70 re.
fund Jour money " Hyomsi does NOT
! cure.