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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-10

Has Severe Attack of SmaIIpox-At
the instance of the village authorities of
White Bear, George Collette, citizen
of that place, has been removed to the
st. Paul detention hospital suffering from
q severe case of smallpox
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-10

Did Not confer-The proposed joint
conference between the school inspectors
and members of the charter commission,
scheduled for last evening, was postpon-
ed owing to the inability of the charter
commissioners to attend.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-10

New Companies QuaIify-Insurance
Commissioner Dearth has authorized the
Camden Fire Insurance Association of
Camden, N. J., and the Jefferson Fire
Insurance Company of Philadelphia to do
business in this state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-10
&C for 12ac dress ginGhams

If you came too late to find what wanted week
rectify that mistake today-Come early.
150 pieces this tiae27-inch dress ginghams a
pete variety of coorings checks stripes
for assortment. It's greatest inerchanC
sold at the price.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-10

VIII Hold Rock County court-Judge
A. M Harrison, Of the Hennepin county
district court has been assigned to pre-
side at the coming term of court In Rock
county, as Judge P. E. Brown, of the
Thirteenth district, is detained at Worth
ington.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-10

Has Regalned His HeaIth-C. M. Start,
chief justice of the supreme court, who
has been in Florida for the benefit of his
health for the past two months, will re-
turn home next week ready to take UP
the work of the April term of court, hay
ing entirely recovered his health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
"a HEAVY PAYROLL.
Newport News shipyard Pays
Out Big Sum for Weeks Work.

$ Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
g NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October a.
Over 1880 men on the weekly payroll
were paid off at the Eshpyard again Sat
.urday. On account OF the vast amount OF
night. work done during the past week.
the overtime amounted to a5large sum,
and the payroll for the week was larger
.than3lt has ever been In the history Of the
plant The employees on the monthly roll
also received their salary Saturday, and
in all the yard paid out over $S6, 900.
Y From the First National Bank alone
$4,000 was checked out Saturday for
different pay-rolls. RI
The local military companies are pre-
pairing for the annual inspection by Col
onel 10 Lane Stern, assistant inspector
general Wednesday night. AZ battalion
Inspection was conducted at the arm 1t
tonight by Major J.. II. Gilkerson.
The Circuit Court convened here for
the term to-day. Judge Blackstone called
his docket and set numerous cases for
trial during the term. The September
term Of the Corporation Court ends to- to-.
morrow. II i @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
PROP Rl.E1Y OF
STUNNING.
Rev. S. c. Hatcher Justifcs the
Archbishop in His New
York Trip.
LARGE /: Art EXHIBITION
ARGE ART EXHIBITION
Young Man Goes to Police Sta
ton and Surrcndcrs Himself
on Charge Of Burglary.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)

Especial to The Tlfnes-Dispatch)
B PETERSBURG, VA. October s..-Rev.
8. C. Hatcher. pastor of Market street
Methodist Episcopal Church. preached to
a large congregation last night a sermon
on THE Propriety of Summing re-
ferring especially to the trip through tho
slums OF New York city which was re-
Gently made by the Archbishop of Canter-3
bury. and which MIR. Hatcher approved
and Justified.
Oakes's Tobacco Warehouse, which has
been closed for several months was re-.
opened to-day with Mr.. w. e. Beaslcy
as manager.
4 Archer c. Dempsey n young man from
Georgia., who has been living IN Peters,
burg for some time. was arrested here
to-day by Captain Iaagland and officer
Eanes, on the charge of breaking into
tho loan office of I. V. Thompson and
Company, ION Halifax Street, and stealing
$3.50, part of which has been recovered
>by the police.
1t is understood that Thompson went
to the police station and gave himself
UP.
The Southern Female College. Of this
city, will give large art exhibition in
the college gymnasium during this week.
when the Boston travelling pictures COM
prising two hundred productions of fa-l
nous paintings by great artists, will be
displayed.
The preliminary examination In the, case
OF Richard Vaughan. colored. who fatally
stabbed Sam Harris another negro, on
last Thursday night. was held in the
Mayors Court this morning, and he was
sent on to the grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
HARDLY FLOAT HER.
Feared That the Steamer Arrow
# smith Cannot be Rescued.
,nclal tn The Tlmes-Dfspatcfl.l

II (Snecal to The Tlmes-Dfspatch,)
CONFORM. VA, Oct. at Is the pre-.
yailing opinion along the Potomac that
It viii wifi not be possible to float and sue
.eessfully rescue the steamer 'A ;E,S y,
it was grounded by the terrific gale on
the night OF September l4th. All efforts
to move out into deep water have so far
failed Many OF the people hero have vls-s
tied the fine old steamer since it has
been on the bar, and state that Il is IN
such shallow water that much Of ITS bot
tom timber may be seen when the lido ls,
low. ii Is also stated that the big boat
has settled down several feet IN the mud.
The. public schools 70, ,2f King George
tendance ilsaS wv was small. as Is generally the
case the first week or so., !, Z.
King George from MontarA two years
ago, opened private school at this place
to-day.
has lust arrived In King George to spend
two or three weeks with klnsfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
5HAPPlEsT MAN IN UNCLE SANS

q . u = .
III am the happiest man In Uncle SANS
navy. T must have got the piles from al
ways sitting on the guns. for I have to
Get on them to clean them. as ] am first
class gunner's mate In the after turret.
~ could not do any work when ! had
the piles; my shipmates did It for me.
j certainly was In a bad condition; to-day
there is no man aboard the ship In bet
Ter condition than am, and / can cer-
tainly thank Pyramid Pile Cure for the
world Of good 1t has done men. I used
SO many different medicines and spent
lots Of money until used this remedy;
1t lis the only one Of the whole lot that
did ME any good ~ n l35 u
'"The first box nearly cured me, and
don't think ever felt happier In my
life, that thought ! got the real stuff
number OF boxes; also two boxes n of
pyramid Pills and one and one-half boxes
of pyramid Ointment, and still have
four boxes Of Pyramid Pile Cure left,
that / keep in casetI meet any one that
is a sufferer Of piles, thank Pyramid
pilo Cure a million tines" julius a..
lloestor u, S. Flagship Kearsarge.
The wonderful cures effected by this
remedy are subject for remark among
members OF the medical profession every
Were. A little book describing the
causes and cure Of piles Is published by
he pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich,
ande We advise every sufferer to write
for 1t. It is a singular fact that one out of
every four suffers from this distressing
complaint, and another peculiar eature
is that II is no respecter of persons, at
tackint both those OF high and of 10 w
degree, the laborer and the millionaire,
the scruhWoman and tho lady of fashion.
Ave have pleas ure In Recommending Pyras
MID Pile Cure to all such, as II possesses
merit, and since 1t Is sold by all drug
rgists generally for the low price Of
fifty cents az IA kage, Vi q prompt and
speedy cure = easily within the reach OF
everyone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
Measures for Peace,

''Dut fixed as our tradition Isl, clear as is
our purpose In the direction Of peace, no
country Is permanently Immune to war 50
long as the desire and the practice of pe2ce
are not universal, II We quote Washington
IS an advocate Of peace, q T. FL but fair also
for war is ono Of the most effeetual means
Of preserving peace.'' And at another time. he
said ITO an active external commerce Il the
protection Of a naval foree Is understandable,
To sncuge respect to a neutral flag requires
a naval force organized and ready to vndi-
cate It from insult or aggression loSaeknow-'
port Or approve IT; but the facts must DO faced
Human history Is one long desolate story
OF bloodshed. 1.-the arts unite In the iap-;
parent conspiracy to g'ye precedence to the
jured the Athenlans hy the memory Of their
battles Horace boosted that no had been q
soldier, non sine gloria Even; " ton In that
sublime; sonnet where he sal Peace. hath
her victories no less than those OF war, also
mentioned among the cody t{pptles of Croln-,
well ~ arwent's tream With blood g Scots
NO hear In our, churches tho imagery Of war
and battle j. used. We are charged to flrht
bloody seas to Win the prize, The chg1sslea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
PULL DOWN TENT.
Mob Warn Adventists to Leave;
Grand Tury to Investigate.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
TX LYNCHBURG VA, Oct. 3.-On Satur--f
day afternoon, after having been warned
in a letter to quit the. county, Elder p:
Church, who had been conducting evan
gelstic services in tent at Marina, in
Campbell! county. twenty-five miles from
Lynchburg. the tent was torn down and
action Of these men. who numbered about
sixty, has aroused the Indignation of the.
community. and the matter will be in
at its meeting In November. The tent
in which Elder Rule and wife were liv-
ing. adjoining the big tent, was also de-
molished, and Mrs. Rule has been SO
that she is confined to the homo of a
friend nearby, where she is said to be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
Culpeper Convict!ss..55

CULPEPER, VA. Oct. 3.-The circuit
Court for this county,, Judge D.4A.B Grim s.
ley presiding, concluded its labors to-
day, and ( the Judge goes to Orange to
open court there. l5 "a VI .5;5
Bubby Brock. who now goes to serve a
second term in the penitentiary, was given
at this term n five years sentence for
highway robbery. and for a like offense
William Porter and Henry strother were
also sentenced for five years. while tho
desperate negro. Jesse ] ackson. who so
seriously shot Special Police Officer Jim
Roach, was given the period on ten years
at hard labor In the penitentiary.
g. They all are to be taken by an officer
Of the penitentiary to sA Richmond this
evening to serve their terms. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
,.JA1LER INDICTED
For Allowing Prisoner to Escape.
Indictments for Shooting.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
i5 SUFFOLK, VA, October BIN Isle OF
Wight county to-day o. L. Bat,en. dep
uty sheriff and taller. was indicted by a
Circuit Cpurt grand jury for "volun-
hrily and fnegligently'' allowing John
Batten. negro prisoner. to escape Jail.
Batten was convicted OF attempted as
sault on Mrs. Stallings.
A grand jury in Isle Of Wight county
to-day brought two indictments against
Henry Hudson for shooting Robert Smith
last Friday and Saturday. Smith was not
killed, as first reported, and is yet alive. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
A HEAVY DOCKET.
Reunion Called Of on Account
Of Busy Season.

(SpeclAl to The Times Dispatch
K MEHERRIN, VA, October 3.-About
twenty felony. cases are scheduled for
County Court, which opens Monday. This
is the largest docket for several years,
and to clear 1t will take about two weeks.
Over one hundred witnesses will be called
before the grand ];lry. which will hold
one of the longest sessions known,
-Four Democratic speakers are scheduled
to address the people Monday
The reunion, which was to be held at
.Lunenburg on Saturday last, was called
off on account of the busy season with
the farmers. Lieu tenant-Governor VIII
lard was to have spoken on this occasion
but postponed this also until later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
I Sweet Potatoes Cheap.
(Spec,al to Tho Times-Dispatc

(spcc'al to Tho -DIspatch.)
Ks ONANCOCK.$ VA. Oct. 3.-The crop Of
sweet potatoes on the Virginia Eastern
Shore this season was one Of the largest
ever known. The yield has been most
had a good year but for the price Of their.
potatoes being SO low. The market price
for prime stock at railroad stations and
cents for a barrel. The low price Is att
ltrbuted to large crops in other siectio ns,g
to !. It's being presidential ELECTION year,
md to the mammoth yield Of all kinds
of fruit throughout the land.
q It is thought now that the potatoesl
would not. be worth digging but for the
good work OF the Eastern Shore OF Vir-
giniaH Produce Exchange. IN "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
gold standard The Governors pcroration
was a gem OF word painting.
Montague and Maynard spoke tonight
ut institute Hall. in Smithf1eld under the
OF the Smithheld Democratic
Garrett at Gloucester.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
GLOUCESTER C. IL, VA. Oct IA
large crowd was in attendance at the
farmers meeting here to-day. After at
tending to routine matters the meeting
gave away 10 Mr.. Leslie Garnctt5 who
made "a splendid speech on the political
situation. s5's4s5 @3 fi55t ISL
the government under the Republican adj
snainistration was run with much greater
expense than under the Democratic: that
trusts have multiplIde under Republican
enthusiasm. From henceforth the cam 3
paign In Gloucester Will be continued with
great interest. II III &c. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
HEALTH in THE BALMY3 SOUTHLAND.
Many Charming Resorts Reached Via
i E58 Southern Railway,

Southern Ra lWay. q
81 Tt is not necessary 81 o expend a large
amount of money to reach the numerous
charming resorts on the Southern Rail-
way. Round trip tickets are on sale at
reduced rates. and that great steel high
way Of the South leads to wondrous
regions OF health and beauty upon trains
that glide as If on the wings Of the wind
over the smoothest of tracks, The jour-
ney Is made IN luxurious trains embrace
ing all the conyeniences and comforts OF
the finest metropolitan hotels, all through
trains being composed Of tho latest de-
sign Pullmuns and iVestlbuled day coaches.
Tho Dining Car Service of tho Southern
Railway is maintained at tho highest
standard of excellence.
The resorts Of the South are varied In
attractions, MS we'll ms in climate. Those
in robust health will simply seeh a.
warmer climate where to escape the
rigors Of a, Northern winter. lie may
take his choice among the many resorts
Of Florida Thomasylle,y Ca; Aiken, s.
yC.; Sunlmervlle. s.. c.; Pinehurst, N, c..
etc. "The Land of the Sky" has an ideal
winter climate, OF this section Asheyllle
is the center. but by 10 means the only
desirable place; there are many others.
such as Hondersonville. Flat Rock Salu-
da Tryon, etc., the winter temperature
being similar to that OF southern France
and Italy, Tho Southern Railway ope-
rates through service to Florida. Vest
ern North Carolina, the South and Sou IN
west III Eyy Sg 5Ss ~, III tti75 f.. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04

here tonight, the sessions being held In
tho First Christian Church, with the
session Of the Ministerial Ass ociation OF
H s. Hcnke Of Harrisonburg on the
'Holy Spirit" and Rev. a. G. Johnson,
OF Roanoke on New Light From Old
History '
The 'Woman's Missionary Society will
be in session Tomorrow. and the pro-
gramfne of the convention proper,will be-
gin Wednesday morning for two days
session. 8Fst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
Cassell at#WYtheVille.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
ayvYTHEYILLE. VA. Oct 3.-Judge
George IT. Casseli. OF tRadford. addressed
the Parker, Davis and NVysori Club at the
Opera House Saturday evening. For one
and a quarter hours he held his audience
enthusiasm The campaign can now be
said to be fully on In sNYythe, and the
county will give Nysor a safe and sub
stantial majority. NJ ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
LAST OF THE STAGES.
Withdrawing Of Mail Contract
Puts an End to Them.

49, Especial TO The Tlmes-D IBpotch.) ~ ~
LEDSBURG, VA, October 3+-Thc stage
line between Bluernont and Winchester
will be discontinued owing to the action
of the Postofce Department in discon-
unuing the mail route. October LIST, be-
tween these two points. This stage line
was the last remaining line Of tho old
stage route between Winchester and Alex
andra, which ran between these points
for nearly one hundred years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
True Bill Against Wheeler.

a G110 Especial to The T!mes-D lspAt ch.) -7'17
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. ain the Cor
poratlon Court to-day the grand Jury
returned an Indictment against Ernest
Wheeler for the murder Of Richard Smith
here last July. The parties are both col
Smith on the head With a rock, which
caused his death six weeks ter. II is
expected that tho negro VIII plead that
Smith starved shimself to death, as he
refused ia eat after being admitted to
the City Hospital, where he died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
FOR PEACE
IN FAR EAST
while hero we are preparing to settle the
question Of vast transfer OF power by an
Continued from First Pagc.)

while hero we are preparing to settle the
question OF vast transfer Of power by an
appeal to reason and orderly procedure under
the sanction OF law implicitly accepted by
eighty millions OF people No place could be
more suitable than this high-heartcd city.
which has been for nearly three hundred
years the birthplace and tho home of every
idea OF progress and enlightenment which has
terminated In the western world. TO bid you
welcome to tho home of Vance. ow Winthrop.
and Of Adams. OF Charming. anu Emerson Is
to give you the freedom OF no mean city, to
make you partakers OF spiritual inheritance
without which with all our opulence. we
should be poor, indeed 1t Is true that this
great Commonwealth hasi sought with the
sword. peace under liberty. We confess that
.ci It's history and Its literature; art has
adorned the public places Of this stately.
town with the statues of Its heroic sons, But
tho dominant note OF Its highest culture, its
most persistent spirit has been that righteous
ness which exalteth a milton. that obedience
TO the inner light which leads along the
''If our example is worth anything to the
world, we have given It In the vital matter
OF disarmament We have brought away from
the far East $1,000 soldiers whose work was
done. and have sent them back to tho fields
OF peaceful activity. We havo reduced our
army to Its minimum OF 10000 men, In fact,
we may say we have M army. but in place
OF ono n nucleus for drill and discipline we
have three-fourths OF one soldier for every
which. II adopted by other powers wou'd
at once eliminate wars and rumors OF wars
iron, the daily thoughts Of the chancerles OF
world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
Fire in Burkeyille.
- The Tin es-,

19E@l7 Especial 70 The Times- Dlspatch.) . IN III
i BURKEVILLE VA, Oct. 3.-Several
thousand boards We're burned at Bos-f
wells heading mill Yesterday; also three:
houses occupied by colored people. The
losses will amount to several hundred
dollars. There was no insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
w. RlTAYIOR,
Traffia Manager
.I.axo takes the place Of calomel
CHEAP RATES TO RALEIGH, M, Ct.
sVlAfTHE SEABOARDA AIR LINZ

y Rnlelgh, N, CT, and return, 6,a0, account
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair.
Including admission to the Fair. Tickets
sold October 18th to 2lst, inclusive, limited
to return at any time before orfon Octo-
bers q, 1901 For further informatlo lon ap.
ply to III si Sy5 i!
II s. LIARD, 5ss w. NJ, TAYLOR
Dis, Pass. age, City Ticket Agt,
S Phone 4Q5, IL 4 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
Hints att Intervention.

~ have not come to advise you; I have no
such ambitious pretensions. do not even
aspire TO take part In your deliberations But
i am authorized TO assure you that the Amer
lean government extends to you a cordial and
sympathetic welcome. and shares TO the ut
most the spirit and purpose in which you have
met The President. 80 long as he remains
in power has no thought OF departing from,
the traditions bequeathed a us by the great
soldiers and statesmen OF our early history.
which have been strictly followed during the
last seven years. We shall continue to advo~
cate and to carry into effect, as far as prac-
ticable. the principle Of the arbitration of such
questions as may not be settled through d.
done much in this direction; we shall hope
to do much more. The President Is now con-.
sdering the negotiation OF treaties of arbItra.3
ton with such OF the European powers as de
sire them, and hopes to lay them before the
Senate next winter ~ y
future the cessation OF wars upon the earth.
We ought. therefore, TO Labor constantly for
the mitigation OF the horrors OF war, especial
ly to do what we can to lessen the suffer-
.ings OF those who haze no part in the strug-
gle. This has been ono OF the most warmly
ut has not been thought advisable BY the
President during the past summer to call the
attention OF the powers to O project which
would necessarily be regarded by two Of them,
and possibly by others. with reference to It's
bearing upon the deplorable conflict now
raging In the far East. But as we earnestly
pruy that the return .of peace may not be
long delayed between the two nations. to
both OF which wa are bound by 80 many
historic ties we may confidently look forward
at no distant day to inviting the attention of
the nations to this matter, and we hope we
may have the powerful Influence OF this great
organization In gaining their adherence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
Miss Abbott's Defender Dies.

-T---2 especial TO 9The rTIfnes-DIsphtch.J -'7T
y CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dot. 3.-John Mar
Hudson, N G., recently, in a general
encounter resulting from tho taking Of
sides regarding Miss Abbott, an Ohio mis-
sonary, died ut Hickory, N. c., to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
What He Has Reached.

Don't be too hard on the boy. You
must remember. that he hasn't reached the
ago OF reason" ~ - I'D
excuses" kansas City World.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
During the holiday season. when 900

During the holiday season, when good
cheer everywhere prevails. there Is Moth
Ing nicer to have in the house than q
little good whiskey; and, besides, the
best physicians prescribe 1t in many cases
of sickness. But you must have good
whiskey.s pure whIskey. You don't want
to drink poor whiskey yourself, much less
offer It to your friends; while as q ncdl-
cine, poor whlskey. adulterated whlskey.
Is Injurious, If you want something real
good for Christmas, good for medicinal
uses, good fore uses good at all times,
read The lIayner DLsulling Company's
offer elsewhere In this paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04

GENERAL CONVENTION PROTESTANT.
EPiscoPALc CHURCH., BOSTON, MASS, 4
OCTOBER 5,2si Low. RATES MA Ru35
F. &%P,s r. r. AN q CONNECTIONS.
One fare. plus 30 cents, for the round
trim; tickets will be, sold October Cd nnd
sd; good returning not earlier than 90
.tober 9th nor later than October Blst.
stop-oyers within limit allowed on re-
turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington by deposit Of tickets With
depot ticket agents. Apply 10 agents
IT,, y. 6 p. r. "
w. P.lTAYIOR,
~ Traffis Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04

Christian Missionary Societ9,
RI Especial to The Times-D lspatnh.) ~
i IYNcHE lJRG, IA. Oct 5. The tWentg-
SinlA Christian sMlssl mary Society began