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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04

Let Davison.counW give Mitchell
a majority Of 100 per cent on Tues
day next.
Miss Mae Weich arrived home tins
morning from her trip 10 the ST.
Louis exposition.
Miss I.etha Dawson. OF Nermil-
lion, has been visiting with Miss
Jeanette Palmer and returned home
Thursday morning,
Nj. and Mrs. w. IL. Mckeel. OF
Macinaw City, Mich. arrived We'd
nesday evening to make a visit with
A. l. Mckeel and family.
Or. l.. 5. kainmerling arrived
home Wednesday evening from Chi
cago, and st. LOUIS, attending the
exposition at the latter place.
Mrs. !ohn Bard has been Visiting
in London. England, for some time
and returned home the first OF the
week. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Lena Hague, a1td they
> ,,nos,s ~, tt.ar n,,.lo N,,,hom
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,he ,.ani,,l comnitto. ,o ~raoaiyo ,b.
oioot i,n ro,o,,s 4. ,b, ..n;t.,l st.t,
ticket neNt IueSday evening at The
city hall buildln4 \ telegraph wire
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announcement OF the lact that never
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04
FROM SOUTH AFRICA
New Way of Using ch%smtpllam's
Cough Remedy.

MI. Arthur Chapman whites from
Durban. Natal. South Africa, says:
AS a proof that Ghauhcllain's
Cough Remedy IS a are suitable for
old and young. pen you the follow
ing \ neighbor OF mine had a child
lust over two months old. IL llnd a
very bad cough and the parents did
not know what to give it. ! Sng-
gested that il they would get d bot
tie OF ChamberlainiS Cough Remedy
and put some upon the dummy teat
the..baby was sucking it would no
doubt cure the child. This they did
and brought about a quick relief and
cured the baby" This remedy is
for sale by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-04

Miss Joyce-Yes. Jack and are to
become partners for life. Miss Means
And you will be the senior partner.
How uicel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
OIL l
MAKES A Hit |
Hundreds OF Hustlers After tlEc
Times ispatch's
Prizes.
IT'S THE TALK OF. The .E TOWN 9
Business Men and Merchants ants
Appreciate the Value 81
the Little Ads

Speaking about strcnuosity, Richmond
was full OF II Monday; and al because
of the little Roly-Poy ads
Men, women and even children Wer'
5hustllng In tho warm rain to gam mo
nrIzes offered for the solution OF INC
unique puzzle. With dripping umpre'las
and wet skirts, the women hustled among
Tho advertisers and copied the little ad-
,cts as the good,naturcd business men
gave Them out, There was no trouble
,rho call was mutually agreeable.
win proverbil politeness. tho answers
were giyon to AL who asked ana many
business men, by their courtesy nave
n,ode friends and patrons OF the callers
ii was Roly-Poly's day, and q busy
ono. and results will follow the good-na-
tired business friendships engendereu,
To-day will be equally busy. ana To-
morrow, we'll, that will be busy. too, anu
IN 70 Friday noon the merry game OF
cuost,ons ana answers Will go on, rhen
como the prizes, and surprises ana a's-
appointments; all can't win, even though
The Times Dispatch wishes they cou'u'
"a 1,ut the lucky oncs-here's 70 EN-.
Roly-Poly created sensation us great
as .\vho Is NVho?" 1t was unique, funny
and inslructivc II It has engendered the
hest feeling between advertiser and GUS s-
icmer. ii has fulfilled ITS expectation and
mission,
In The assembling and mixing OF SO
many lines Of pecunar advertising It IS
not strange that errors occur However,,
there are few. Pho most palpahle ana
glazing one Is the entire omission, OF me
line, buckeye s& BrockW way NehiclHs'
which belongs II, the advertising square
No. So, under ASmith q Murplly,s ndf
yertiSspssA y.,e firm Ms biycnit out as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
coNVIc {, SHOT 81
One Of the Four That Escaped
From Raleigh,

t9f9 Especial to The Times lSpatcl.l 8s5g8
WELDON. n. c., March 7.--Lews Fos-.
ter, one of the fourln convlcts who
$escnped from t he railroad camp. neav .Ra-l
4 leigh Saturday, was arrested here sun
day, after he had been shot and seriously
officer received Information that IN con-
Wet was in the swamp at ChalkaSotte.
rest him.. Foster as soon MS he saw tho
policeman, began to run like u deer, max;
Ing acrossIa clearing towards II wood
near by. Dickens commanded him 70 sur SUI.
render. Foster paid no heed, and the OIL
cor fired two shots the first taking of
feet in the arm. and the, second IN tho
back Foster then wheeled around. threw
mp his hands, and said: \ surrender"
riously wounded, The ball. which was. a
#thirty-sght, from z Winche este ti rllls.
ing physician sf~l however, that the
chances are no vltals are. touched, and
the man may recover. He was taken
back 10 Raleigh last night; Foster s, s3 9d1
fifteen years on charge of murder.
ID. IIalifaN Superior Court began Y two.
siding. 3f3 5il8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08


&. part or tho answer, and It Will be
counted as correct. Il.
The little types are willy and Sinscrt 1ltst.;5
bic sometimes, and refuse to stay W here;
placed This Is Inc case in the illustra-t
tive advertisement at the top q r. the
mage. John W. atkinson & Co., NO. 1871
East Main Street, should have read 5142i,
IN 81, it says the Founan. OF course, IT.
should be s"Fountain.'s However, here
arc few errors. 'iS8S,
Contestants for the prizes must bear
In mind this fact, Small omissions Will
appear In some lines. 1t occurs In cases
where there were too many words to-
fill a. single line. Tho answers given by
business men will, in all cases, be ac-6
copied as correct. where the other lines
arc correct. This will show that con-
testunts called upon tho business mem sSS
q IIowever, there will be no confusion OF
trouble HiS awarding the prizes, as The
Times Dispatch has the correct key. and
where n word or line has been changed
II has been marked withsred Ink, and IT,
original reading will be the answer. Ms
Tho correct solutions will BIO published
next sunday, with a list Of the prize will--ss.
ners. t3S Y. ist 55 sSts
y And there you nre!!s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08

y The mild and Immediate effect OF
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Swamp Root will set your whole sys-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
STEAMER ESSEX CUT
SCHOONER in TWO.
Her Boats Pick7fUp the Crew
Of the Sinking Sail
Ship.
Especial to The Tirnes-D Dispatch.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. VA. March =.
The Merchants and Miners steamer sEs-
sex, Captain Johnson, from Baltimore Tor
Providence via Newport News and Nor Pr
folk rammcd the nVe-maatcd schooner
Gardiner G.. Deering. Captain Ross. Bos-
ton for Baltimore. sinking the schooner,
oft Smiths Point, in the Chesapeake Bay,
about 3 O'Clock this morning.
The PROV of the steamer caught the
schooner about her second mast. and al
most cut her in two. The Essex had two
holes stove through her starboard SIDE
Ten feet above the water line. Captain
Ross and his crew Of eleven men. in ,cl.a
ing five Japanese. were saved by boats
from the Essex and were taken aboard
the ship.
protest against the Essen, claiming that
the steamer ran him down., and claiming
that the fault lay wholly with the steam
That Of he matter vii have 60 s.
said to have been prevailing at the time
of the accident. The schooner belonged to
Gardiner G.. Deering, qof Boston, Mass.
and was hardly o. year Old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
THUNDERSTORM
PASSES OVER CITY

a Thunderstorm. short and sharp,
passed over Richmond shortly after night
fall yesterday. and for few intense mo-
ments lightning cracked. the skies ronred
and rain came down In torrents, Then,
sus suddenly ms 1t had come, It stopped
and tho stars began to twinkle In the
heavens. At the present writing 1t Is
clear, with an excellent. prospect for II
.verlhcation of the Weather. Bureau pres
dlctlon for fair weather and cold to-day
4 Whatever else 1t did, the Thunderstorm
had the agreeable effect Of producing the
sensation that tho last OF the bitter win
ter has been seen. In the homely call
endar of the housewife n thunderstorm
Is the line Of decentralization between Win
ter and summer or spring, The atmos-
phere, moreover. assisted N sustaining
this Impression. It was distinctly warm
yesterday, and tho wraps so recently In
continual demand We're cast aside.
The rain began early and continued late,
1t came In March gusts, and the sun be-
tween showers looked around the cloud
banks. The rainfall waa heavy at times,
and muddy streams OF water spurted
along tho cobblesones and washed ne
streets into an unwonted state Of cleanli'
ness. Similarly heavy precipitation Is re-
ported from other places, and II was
feared for a. time that an oyerfinW IN the
river might he a POSSIBILITY. There IS
no danger from this quarter, however,
unless more ia IN comes md comes .lleaN-
lily, Nrhe piYera at Columbia az II II. NJ, yes
terday was about eleven feet. and y VAS
stated at the Chesapeake and Ohio Of
flces that there was No IsSpps III \
treshet here, 81 !, ~ 54f 23s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
OYSTER Bill
SB||:E|:A|TEN'.
Statement '1'hat8tl,c Measure Is
Dead Went Uncl,allcngcd
iii tic Senate.
APPROPRIATION BILL Y. is UP.
Changes il the Measure Suggest
cd by Sc,,atc Committee.
Mr.. Thomas Back.

When the Senate mt It's session last
night reached House bill 81, generally
known us the oyster bill. Mi. Bnrksdnle,
of Halifax, arose and said: s"Mr. prcs-
dent / move that this bill be dismissed.
s1ts dead and there Is no use or cumbcr-
Ing the calendar with It"
K Mr. Kcezcll ofgRocklngham. arose TO-,
object 10 tho motion to dismiss, and un-
der the rulo under which the Senate was
working the measure was passed by, but
mot until Mr.. Barksda1e had addcd
Certain It's dead. It's SO dead 1t
stinkcth."s
This statement went unchalenged and
n smile played over the serene TEXTURES
Of Senator Sears, OF Mathews. who with
Senator Guntcr, u IL. Accomac and SEN
ator Walker, III Northumberland, have
been on guard @ all day to be ready to
combat the bill IL 1T came up. Many OF
the most influential members OF the Sem
ate admit that the bill has no prospect
OF passuge at this session. Even should
1t pass the Senate after prolonged de-
bate, II would have to so back to the
House for concurrence In the Senate
umenQNeHtS, anu w llU iilcttiIS Cel :
tain that these would be agreed to.
The Senate has It's hands full to-day
with two special orders. Mr.. Anderson's
light, heat and power plant bin comes up t
10 and Immediately upon completion
of that the general q ppronrlatlon bill. one
OF the Indispensable measures yet to be
passed, viii come up for consideration.
These two subjects will pretty well cons
sumo all Of to-day's spare time.
Tomorrow the Senate will tackle as a
spec ial order the 5Machcn primary bill.
and this will precipitate contest that
will consume considerable time Mr.. Ma
chen Is very hopeful Of the passage 5of
the BILL, and says he has assurances Of
support from many senator's. The chief
objections to tile Dill have been cured by
amendment. u
should-the oyster bill come up late in
tic session 1t ascertain to be talked to
death. If pressed. The representa- tlves
from Tidewnter have enough uplanders
with them to effectually block the pas
sage o. nc bill.
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POLICE AND D F||R|i:(.M|EN
TH.E|FL0|0.R.
fc,ont,ned From First page3

Confined From First Page,)
MIR. Morton to strike out, sss,VD Ior ~, ~,
lice payroll and insert slolhDo. MT. Mo,-
ton smoke at some length lot WY 'it.'a''
,.,ent and said the police We're only ASH .h-
az. ~ nc, cent. increase. when NIL other
salaries had been increased
Nh crimes wanted to put the firemen
on the same footing
Mr. Hicks advocated Mr., Morton
amendment, in IL strong appeal for INC
Nh Grimes moved TO amend by put
ting on $1,000 additional for the ilremens
payroll, and Mr., Bottom, without op.
posing the amendment, aes'lea Ill .l.il -
8Iic moved that 1t be so referred. ana
Air. Peters spoke for reference, and snld
thr committee should pass upon IT,
, Mr. EllNt favored tho motion to ro-
Mr.. Morton again appealed for his
resolution and said 1t WAS backed py
petition signed by every me1ber OF inc
force. III. *.
nroner course, and he asked that the pa
per be referred HI tss
Mr, POLLOCK favored tho Increase, as
5di63 others who had sought TO refer the
.an,endment and he said this was not the
PROPER course, lie seconded the motion
to commit
MI, Mills opposed the motion 70 com
nit, and Mr.. Shea Favored me aihei'ar
ent In a brief speech.
AnEIncrease Is Allowed,
MIR Hargrove, chairman OF the Finance
Committee opposed the nmenGdment, ana
said hc did not know where the nloncN
wns coming from, MI Il Grensf NY desired
lho same information and opposed Tue
amendment, ..3;
\ I. Mrs Lynch moved TO lay the amendment
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rI1B RICHMOND Va TUESDAY
On tho table, which WIS lost. and the
Council refused to refer the amendment

on tho table, which, WIS lost. and the
Council refused TO refer the amendment.
uycs, 12: noes, 20.
rho amendment of Mr.. Grimes was
adopted and tho amendment OF Mr.. Nor
ton HIS amended was Wnlso adopted, In
.crcuslng both dcpntt mciits ten per cont.
Mr.. floDsoh moved TO amend BY striking
o,,t the $1,000 for the police signal SER
vice and 1850 for the patrol wagon,
Mcssrs. 11llctt md Pollock spoke against
the amendment l 4i $
5 Mr.. 1tobson said he thought the police
board had shown themselves ilicompc-
tent to manage tho affairs OF tho depart
mont. 1fo raped thein for dispensing
WHIT tho Second Station. and said there
vas no necessity for another patrol
wagon. Mr.. Bottoms moved as u further
amendment to strike out the $1,000 aud
leave tho $500. Mr.. Morton thought the
$50 900 to he taken otit of current rcve-
.nucs for Il gas-toldcr should be saved,
ana bonds issued for tho Improvement
proposed. lie opposed Mr.. llobsyoons
amendment. as did also Mr.. Crcnshnw,
and on motion Of Mr.. Hicks 1t was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Elicit offered an amendment. which
wts ndopted. authorizing tho Committee
on Markets to exceed the appropriation
allowed for repairs at the First Market.
Made But Few Changes.
,rhe ordinances as amended was adopt.
ed ayes, 80: noes; Mcssrs Eobsor
Lynch and Peters alone voting IN the
negative. 1,
After ali. tho effort to puncturc tho
report OF tho committee. only two sub
stantinl amendments were adopted nnd
they provided for an increase In the
salaries OF the policemen and flremcn q q
ten per cent. 81 81 Ell l
General Charles j. Anderson, a. former
member from Madison Ward, now pro-
noted to the House of Delegates. was on
tie floor and was warmly greeted by MS
former colleng ues. The propositloll a 10 IN ~
CREASE tet salary of the superintendent
OF the gas works from se,75o to ~ 2oo wa vas
rejected, ayes ID; noes, is. .3. /.
|,rhe proposition to raise the salary or
the rnsyinspcctor was tabled along Wit q
number Of others on the same line me
ordinance raising the salary OF the mar
Iborn1astcr from $500 to 500 per year was
amended SO as to make It $3.50 and md " was vas
finally adopted. Ordinances increasing nc O. II
Tie pay OF various laborers In the dlt-
fercnt department weer adopted. . q
Z rhe ordinance authorizing sl,ola for ti tho
purchase OH ali additional patrol wagon y
wis passed. = 81 .s@t !, Il. !, d,
5xAt 1l:2O o'clock the body adjourned ' ur--
tilsto-night at 8 o'clock. N
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to pass your water frequently nj mt any n
day, smnrtlng or irritation In pass 'l DE-
Ebriclt-d,lst #N or $ sediment In the llrinesas
headache, backachc,$ lame back. dlz21ii-7B S
4 ness, sceplessncss. nervousness ,a835sS enr1%
disturbances duo to bad Kidney "a r on ble.ssss
skin cruptions from bad blood FL neuraiIfSSSS
gia, rheumatism. diabetes, bloattng, IT,
ritability. worn out feeling. lack OF am ~
bitlon loss OF flesh, sallow complexion
or Bright's disease. j.5 sSS.s
F8lf your water, when allowed to remain
alndistlrbed in n glass or S53 bot tie 70 Is
twenty four hours. forms n sediment g or III
settling or has a. cloudy appearance y t%
Is evidence that your kidneys and #blad
der ccd Immediate attention
6 IVA MP Root is tho great discoYery#ot Ts
u DR.. Kilmcr,s the eminent kidney and.
bladder specialist. Hospitals use ! e with
wonderful n success in %bolh slight land y
( severe cases.. Doctors recommend a its9tO%
their patients and use 1t In their oY ~
families, because they recognize # I'M
swamp Root tho greatest and most siic-S
cessful remedy. NJ viii SS55s35ss8&;
& Il Swamp Root Is. pleasant to tax a,a$$ 4
bs for sale at drug stores the wort ~ rSA$s
in bottles OF two sizes and two PR Ices
the name, Swamp Root, Dr.. Ililmer's
swamp Root, g and The address, Bing -8
llanton, N. ". on every bottle. 51 INA
swamp Root In promptly curing even the
bladder troubles. that to prove its wonder
and n book of valuable information. both
ontains many OF the thousands upon thou
mon and women cured. Tho value and
that ou1, readers are advised to send for q
to DR.. Kilmer 6; Co., Rlnshamton. n. 1.i
/. in the Richmond Daily Times Dispatch
he genuIneness of this offer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08

rebuilding tho Norfolk and Western.
wharf at City Point, and IT IS said that
there was trouble between the two on.
Saturday Sunday morning Woolrich was
missed, and themcn instituted q search,
In which Nichols took part. Sunday
afternoon Nichols disappeared / from City
Point. ard believing that he knew what
had been done with ,Wonlrich.{ persons
st city Point notified the Petersburg
police Of the after and asked them 10
apprehend Nichols
Tho negro was found a short distance
from the city. and after his arrest ac-
5knowledgcd that lie had attacked Wool
rich with a rock. Later an a gcd negro
at City PORT stated that he saw the
negro drag Woolrlch's body to the river
and pitch II overheard The river was
dragged this morning and the body re-
covered by Captain Bclchcr, in command
or d schooner at City Point. Sheriff
Bosseau, OF Prince George county, was
notified of Nicholss arrest, and the negro
will be givnr n preliminary trial in that
county.
BAD SHOTS.
Saturday night difficulty arose be-
tween J. j. Forsythe and a negro land
owner OF Prince George county. Re-
volvcrs We're drawn and several shots
were exchanged, without injury to either
party. The couple was arrested yester-
day and taken TO PriEcc George Court
house for trial
At a. p. Hill Camp Hall tonight a
large audience enjoyed a lecture on-"The
Battles OF Spotsylvania." delivered by
Colonel w. IT. Stuart
Tho neighborhood Of Rcams Station, in
'DIEwiddie county, Is being thoroughly
canyasscd by Mormon. missionaries. Kew
converts have been gained by the elders,
however. 4
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$l,o35,00O 90
i26,07H OF
$l,sTl,07B OF

an OK lent that he had to DO killed.
The board heard from n number. OF wilt
nesses. whose estimony varied more or
less. This investigation took IN so much
time that Mt II o'clock the board nd.
journed, and this and similar cases that
nre liable to occur were postponed until
tho next regular meeting ofithc board,
April, at which meeting. q representative
of tho car company will be- asked To be
present and try and devise some means
TO avoid the occurrence again..
A number OF ma tiers that were for tho
boards attention had to be laid over for
n special meeting. which Will be called by
the president.
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FIRE. COMMISSIONERS.
Body Transacts 4 Much Business BUS 81
and Will Sit Again Shortly.

The Board of Fire Commisss,ion toner's !, m ne
in their at the city aall lasa neal ienl
Of routine business Tho following SUB '1N
st tIL were appointed on probat ton : <,
e. i. 2 1 Tgck G Gompany 10.
3, and +. "a. Woodward, Jr., TO Truck y l'tS
The Board went into inlorma , III.
tigation as to the responsi.n ioe a ~
a Mali, and Short Streets on February IS /,
1901, in which Main Street car y e :, ,ot ~
one OF the new large ears ran r,nse ln me- ron
and Chemical engine of Engine COMPANY
No. 3, injurinE one Of the horses 10 su t'it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
To Prove what SwampRoot, the Great Kidney Remedy
Do for YOU, Every Reader Of The Times way
. Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

unhealthy kidneys responsible for more sickness
suffering other disease when
neglect trouble permitted
Ia results follow 5 5S$S9
organs need your kidneys
because they do need attention first
If YOU are sick badly begin taking Dr. kHerls
the great kidney and Bladder remedy because
your kidneys begin get better they VIII help
organs 10 health trial will convince anyone
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Fishermen Active.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)

s NI0WLAND. VA, March Lowing 70
the Rappahannockg River during the win
ter but little has been done In prepar rs
for spring fishing. The country y roads g. d.
were able to haul their weir poles to. the
river Tho fishermen all along the river
are making rapid preparations this week.
Most ofathcm predict that the ca tch 81
larger than for several years past--on
account OF the river having been COW
cred with leo about half of tho winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
III Receivers Hands.

Especial to The -Dispatch)
.t NEWPORT. NEWS, VA, March 1.-THE
lConcumcrs Light, Heat and Ice Company
has gone into tile hands OF a recciver,a.l.
Az Willctt being appointed ms receiver.
Tho plication for the rGceiverSh1p Was
ilundreI shares OF tho companies stock.
Flo claims that the company Is not n
profitable concern and That IT. cannot
meet It's obligations.