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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-06
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Glanders-It is said that paper can
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warm. Gazley-That is very true. re-
member a. thirty day promlssory note
of mine once kept me in perspiration
for n month.
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strange. r... II,

The Baby-Now, that'v funny. Kitty
doesn't seem to appreciate my marks
nanship bit-New York American.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-06
They Do Indeed.

They Do, Indeed.
She-You don't hear the men use the
word 'obey" in the wedding ceremony.
He-No; that's SO. But they usually
have to, all right-Yonkers Statesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
PEOPLE |. /,
WIN The CHILD j |,
Religion Enters Into Question
Of Custody in Chanccry #
Court.

% An Interesting case was decided by
Judge Daniel Grinnan. OF the Chancefy
Court. yesterday afternoon. which IN
volved the custody Of tho ten-year-old
son OF the late Mrs. Lizzie ldesfeld' the
relatives OF both the mother and father father
contcndIng for the guardianship OF the
Infant. and the management OF his es-
tate, which is valued at $1,000
Tho former won out. and Judge Grin
nan entered m order appointing u, j.
tilvernator, brother Of the boys moth
cp, MS executor and Mrs Maggie a, War,
sister. as guardian The ltlesfellds !,
relatives OF the father, who IS also dead
desired both the guardianship and the
cxecutorship. and, incidentally, At tho
trial, It developed that they are Protcs-
tants while the mother's relatives are
Of tile Catholic faith, The court held
that The infant, j. i Idesfeld q bright
Nttlo fellow of ten summers, had been
brought up under Catholic ENVIRONMENTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
ENGINEER H0RNER
SUES SOUTHERN ].
Former lsmployc Asks 10000
io. Alleged Breach Of
Contract.

a sensational damage suit vas FLED
by Minor c. llorner Of Midlothian VT,
in Inc Law and Equity Court Yesterday
against tho Southern Railway Company,
m which the plaintiff asks $4,000 for al
legged breach OF contract and BLACKLIST
Ing on the part Of the defendant COM
pany ID, u, /. g, lon tbv
document, ana Was drawn by Messls;
I,,dgar Allan and Nv,SI-, Itpyall, counsel
H for tho plant1ff. ,s.,.. ,, =, 4
IL sets ont that the plaintiff, Minor -
IIorner, was long IN tho service 2, lns
old Richmond ard Dnnvllle Raliroau
COMPANY and that he had beer an en-
srineer on tho Southern from the time OF
tho absorption until December 10 1905.
when he Was discharged on the ground
sof characterization, when, 1rdeeu, l'e
had not been insubordlnate
Tho paper further allages that the
plaintiff had n contract With the dcfen-
dart company, That before peNlg als,
charged the former was to be notified
OF the charges against hin, and he all
lowed to select an engineer on tho diYl-
sion to appear with him at tho invests
CATION,
ito claims that Ito had no such ops
portunty. and that he now stands 'black'
listed because Ito has no paper from the
company To show the cause Of his ra-
fmoval. IIe also claims that being forty-
five years OF ago, no IS thoroughly cons
petent To do good service as q. locomotive
engineer, but3that companies do not ems
ploy new men above that age, aud that
for these reasons he Is practically de-
barred from following his calling as 2
locomotive engineer.
The case Is one of unllsnal Interest, and
tho trial Will doubtless attract atten-
tIon. }sF
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and that 1t would be best to leave him
in the care OF his mothers people, VINO
are Of that faith. The proceeding was
an entirely friendly one. ard both SIDES
urged their claims On the ground OF at
stachmcnt for the Child h
Messrs. Sands and sands represented
Mr.. G,lvcrnator and Mrs, War, while MI,
il. st. JohE Coalter appeared ior tha
Iiesfclds. sii
The mother Of the child, Who died some
time ago kept q grocery store on west
Cary Street, where she accumulated Il
nico little fortune for her son. Tho
trial OF the case consumed the entire
day In tho Chancery Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

L iflit Ris notStoo exorbitaft, Is d smaller
levi tim 6liScrIni nation. Carrying goods
Tor tr the monopoly at allow rate rivets
gtiiefinonopoly ilpot, lis and enables It TO
tax lis through tbs prices Of Its goods
IssIIf.. tlis DO the case, such inonopolless,
| Ell taxing liz toteller OH. situation Is
! Tar worse THAI It would be lf the prices
| flA tho goods were reasonable and the
COS OF carrying them were rather nigh.
IN my Wow, lie key to success lies u,
permitting the consultations to rcgu-g
iata the general level OF the charges.
% lib NJ CON - no ,'tlIl TRUSTS.
We Shall Have, then, to deal with tliose
UNI prices OF the trusts. those by WINCH
csptinpetitioi. has suppressed. and there gre
,htose who find Iii this problem greater
tuitiiecultlcs than exist III the cnse Of rails
I ,,i.!ds I'm, willing to admit that the
ui Il,,lfctl Tics are great but If 1t be co1i-
coded tl1nt Tic situation Will be intol-
cradle, IT, these dlfl1cultics are not met
ant flt overcome, + clnt1i, Oh behalf OF mo
people, that they will find or make q
:. ' way TO overcome them. There Is a Ger
man ffu law which reprcsses IN That conil-
ny, :, natural and Injurious con1netllloh.
!. t.II1r,c,cognlzes tile fact that such com corn,
spetltioii may kill some. OF thc competing
52arties, whose preservation rs essent'al
70 mo public welfare. / would nave y
INV that should construe tho selling OF
soois III one R1ocnlitS for the purpose q
Ei'l,,niEg producer III that locality as
4 6 PEI. such Injurious competition Hs the
e1er ma law forbids, For inc best Ire-
SUITS . this ought to be Fedcrai law,
ana a. that most fortunate phrase IN our
Constitution which permits the regtllnt-
lis q commerce. between the STATES, Is Is
ilir t, being so happily elastic ina "
I"r' 'l i;ot9 take much further strclchlns
~ ~ stf aise tBcovrr tho space however,
the supreme Court were to decide other
wise y Is i, and some amendment to tho Con-.
sCltntion should provo to be necessary.
IL u seems like ,itterlng tho simplest or
trulsin TO say that the amendment should
Z pc made. Whether It can be made or NOT
IS Is aquestton ofsl,ltimate power. but whnt
= am am concerned IN proving IS lnat ~
ought TO be made. and am aided ~ the
acohildence that, In the end, what ouEht
to he done can and will be done IN q
real popular government. s5.5
GelVbllN N1ICN'E OWN ERSlilf.sis &.
~ u nirougil the discussion tpere VII VII
nave IHi, arisen In many minds the question:
WY should not tho government lake
done Win 1t And further. II that IS nor
sufficient. and the trusts by their local
determinations continue TO crush coil1-
I'e.itioi, Why should not me oppos,t,on
=, o. ~, - ii,
,o,e co'.piu.eiS gone VIII ~! 60
,s, y ea'.,s
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.tue coh,roiiou ul,,., ~
we LIS ~
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.l IS IS r lC tl'e o''ls WY -
ti n,,, e -. ,,,ttv .,,,+
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
To Enlarge Quarters.

The firm Of straus. Gunst e. Company,
wholesale liquors. will. soon begin the
construction of a warehouse on Cary
Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
more than eighty feet on Cary Street,
and will be adjunct to the FIRMS present
store. 1t will be four stories high.
Plans arc now being perpared for 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
wager Schultz.

One Of tho many couples that accom-
panied Mrs, Giil's excursion to WASH
aingtop Easter Monday. and who wero mar
RED IN that city. was Mr.. William !, ~
bride Is the youngest daughter Of the late
MIR. and Mrs. u. A. Schulz. Of Dunn
barton Henrico county The groom u q
and @nlso has MANY friends here, The
couple was accompanied by the brides
sister, Miss Bette Schultz,I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Building Material Arrives.

Structural steel material for the con.
strliction Of tho Mutual Assurance So
ciety's building has begun to arrive.
Seventeen carloads had come yesterday.
I1cienuy advanced yet ITO begin con-
structon of the snperstructure. but there
will be no delay on account Of
waiting for material. Contractor j..
r.. Wilson has returned from Martinsvllle.
where he has Il contract for charging
the postoffice being built there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
STREET CLEANERS.
Getting Ready to Give a Big En-
tertainment.

The members of tho street cleaning
department organized on October II,
1902. for beneficial purposes, and the as
ISOLATION IS getting ready for an enter
tainmcnt to DO held at Belvidcre Hall
on May 9Th. The committee who have
the matter in hand have not spared
any time or expense to make tho same
a successful affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

S,.8 The visit to Richmond OF the kew
ayaltcr Galley D. D, international sec
rotary of the 3. \. T. U. A., Is oeihs
awaited By the local churches Win Neis
considerable interest. DR.. Galley, "ho
IS making tour of Virginia III Goi''iou ,,
.;nn w,th The b. y p. U. work. VIII
,.eacr richmond this afternoon from Nor
fol)i@ lie will be met by a committee
1,cnresenting tho local unions and VIII be
escorted to the Richmond Hotel. where
le will stay While here. Tomorrow Or.
= Galley will conduct three services IN
his city. Because of its size ana central
location. the First Baptist Church has
been selected for the meeting place. ior.
Galley will preach at II A. NJ. and hold
workers conference at +. NJ. when
the best means for advancing tho work
here will be considered. He Will also
preach a special sermon to the young
people of the city. ! is probable that
several of the churches VIII close IN
to unite in this service.
Tho pastor. Rev. b. II. Melton, Will
Il rrcach at both services at Marshall
II Street Christian Church. Several new
Z mempers will be received Into the church
a 1T. the morning service, Tho rtrlval Will
continue until Wednesday night Of next
week, and perhaps longer. Rev. f. ~.
cave VINO has been doing the preaching
during the meeting. will continue to assist
the pastor until the meeting closes.
The regular services will be held at
llaskcr Memorial on Sunday, the pastor,
Rev X NJ Mcars, preaching morning
and night
a revival begins at Iasker Memorial on
Sunday. April 10th. and will continue
through the week, the pastor will be as
sisted by Rev. Daniel T. Merritt. OF
Norfolk.
IAN Inviting Church will be DR.. Card
ner's subject at il O'Clock at the Grace
Street Baptist Church. and in the evening
lie will speak on "a Neglected Soul
Rev. r.. r. Wilson, presiding elder OF
at the Park Place Church Sunday morn
at sP. NJ. Rev. l.. y. Getty. pastor OF
the church. will preach at the Blackstone
4 College at both services,
The programme OF Easter music az rem
dered In Monumental Church last Sunday
morning and afternoon, wl be repeated
on Sunday.
After an absence from the city Of three
months. Miss Mabel Mccain has returned
and resumed her position as contralto
in Beth Ahaba choir
The Rev. DIR. Watson. OF pittsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Tomorrow.

Pa. IS to conduct a series OF meetings
al Tho Mission Tabernacle. No. 7oi East
Grace Street. The meetings arc to be-
gin next Monday. April&11th. Mt e NJ
They nre to continue for n week. daily
at s:5 p. NJ. and 7:45 II NJ. All are in
vlted.
Rabbi y. N. Calisch will lecture Tues
day night an the Arlington. Washington
D. c.. before District Grand Lodge No.
s. independent Order B'nal Birth, on q
subject relevant to Jewish orders.
In the absence Of the pastor, the Rev.
George Green will preach tomorrow
night at the First English Lutheran
Church. W.
Or. Witlerspoon. pastor OF Grace Street
Presbyterian Church, will occupy his pull
pit Tomorrow, both morning and night.
Ills subject for the morning discourse
wll be appropriate to the communion,
which will be observed Immediately after
the morning service. At night he VIII
take for his subject Tho Preservation
Of the Saints" 5 II
! Or. Weston Br,tner will begin a series
of sermons sunday morning Mt Calvary
Faith" His subjects Will be az follows.
April 1o-Article |, The Fatherhood Of
God April oI--Article II. The Saviour
hood OF Jesus. May 1--Article III The
lrriendhood of the Holy Spirit. May s.
Article ~, Tie brotherhood Of Man,
Tor the next month DR.. Br'rner will speak
on Sunday evenings on the general sub
loot sit''rhe Kingdom of Home ''a8Hf. TIiS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Preparing to Pay Pensions.

Mr. r.. r.. c. Scott, OF the Auditors
office, will begin May LIST mailing checks
those entitled thereto under the act Of
1858. Certificates, as required by law OF
applicants for pensions under this act.
are pouring in. Those entitled TO pen
sions UNDER subsequent acts Will be paid
later III the year The payments in all
cases will betmade by mailing checks out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
President Sulliyan's Praise,

The socrelury OF Dixie Aerlo, Fraternh!
Order Of Eagles, has received letter LET, = r
from Hon Up. SULLIVAN, grand Worthy e..
president OF the order thanking we
and expressing his appreciation OF couI,-
resies shown him while here. inc I,Lesl !.
dent speaks In terms OF high compliment
az tho local Eagles. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Iudee Price Named.

Governor Montague yesterday desig-
mated Judge John w. Price ol the Corr
porntlsn Court of the city, Of Bristol. to
hold a part OF the April term OF the
Circuit Court Of the county OF Washing
ton for Judge b. +. Hutton, beginning
on April 1lth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Analysis Of Murphy Well Water.

Analysis has been made Of tho water
from tho nrtes!nn well In rear Of Mul-
phys Hotel THIS shows as chief min
eral colnponents Of the water calcium
magnesium carbonate, sodium
carbonate, sodium aulpllate aud allina,
with considerable potasslumls liphat TO. 'IGe
water Is classified as alkaline. scalcie
water, and IS said to have considerable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Board Of Fisheries

Tho State Board Of lNshrrles viii meet
in Norfolk on April 2oth. ana lle chief
business will BIO the election of q large
number of oyster inspectors for the en-
suing terms,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Licensed to Wed.

nsss ou Ma sss,e aarsa ssue g s y
license to N, Knox Wilson and MISS
Ruth Tanner, both OF this city. M. ~
Another LICENSE granted was lilas 70 e,
York, and Catharino d. Lindscy daugh..
ter Of i II, and IT, w, Lindsey 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Against Company.

In the Law and Isauty}Court yesterday
judgment was rendered In tho case Of
r. G. Bowen, who sues, VS.. The r.. r..
and r. Il. r. Company for sDo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
White Drivers Stick.

The experiment of the Richmond Trans
fer Company In employing White instead
Of colored drivers for their baggage
wagons has proved so satisfactory in re-
suits that the negroes will not be REIN
stated and white men will continue to
landla hnsCape $1,000 -LL-l-. ~ 49, Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09
Act or. Brown Case To-day.

Governor Montague did not dispose Of
tho application Of Theron u. Brown for
pardon yesterday as was expected lie
Iieved that His IIxcellency VIII not dis
turh the verdict Of the jury, which Is for
one year in the pcnitentiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

After an absence from the city Of three
months Miss Mabel McBain has returned
and resumed her position as contralto
in Beth Ahaba choir.
Tho Rey DIR. Watson OF pittshurg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

The programme OF Easter music az rem
dered In Monumental Church last Sunday
morning and afternoon, wil be repeated
on Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

1T will be readily seen that this plan
is emincntly fair to everybody As
yet no ono even knows for a certainty
who all the candidates will be, and no
mortal being can possibly, say With
any degree Of accuracy now many
No one connected with The Times
DISPATCH, either directly or indirectly.
will be allowed to participate IN TINS
contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

No estimate will be considered unless
It Is made out on or attached to u
coupon cut from Tho Times-Disp patch.
There is no limit to the number Or
estimates which may be submitted
by any one person. bur there must be
ten. cents OF subscription money for
each estimate.
Every subscriber Of The Times Dis
patch Is entitled fully to enter this
guessing contest II the subscription is
sent direct to The Times-Dispatch OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

IAN Inviting Church will be DR.. Card
ners subject at II O'Clock at the Grace
Street Baptist Church. and in the evening
he will speak on "a Neglected Soul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

RABBI r. N. .Calisch will lecture Tues
day night In the Arlington, washington,
D. c.. before District Grand Lodge. no.
5. Independent Order B'nai Birth. on
subject relevant to Jewish orders. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

In the absence Of the. pastor the Rev.
George Green will preach tomorrow
night at the First English Lutheran
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-09

4 7 II NJ L . . u u
Therefore. 1t will be an easy matter
for persons to induce their friends who
are not already subscribers Of The
I'imcs-Dispatcll to take the paper for
a. month or more. aud thus to secure
the benent Of additional glicsscs.
J you. for Instance should induce
n friend to subscribe to The Times
Dispatch for orc month. and you turn
the money In the paper. you would
be entitled TO five SuesBes. Every adj
dltional estimate which youmakc In
creascs your chance that mncht to win
one OF tho prizes.
! + by any remarkable chance two or
more people should name tho nominee
and guess tho exact number OF votes
1 which he will receive at the primary
election. the first one received BY The
Times dispatch will be given the first
prize. and the next received the sec
ond prize, etc. Tho date on tho &cou-
pong will settle the question Of time.
IT will. therefore, be seen that the
sooner the estimates are received tho
better tho chance TO win.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-13
.ENCAMPMENT ENDS
AFTER FINE REVIEW
Regulars and Militia in Three Regiments March
Past Acting Governor Atkinson.
Breaking Up Camp.

kets and bedding were rolled, haver-
the tents struck. Company F. COM
manded by Capt. Sam Johnson. Ievelled
their tents almost in the twinkling of
an eye and the energetic commander
had the men policing their portion of
the camp before the tents of other
companies had come down.
The policing of the camp was part
of the encampment idea, insisted upon
by Lieut.. Hamilton, A. c., u. S. A.,
and when everything was packed and
off the grounds. the former camping
ground was clean and orderly. Only
the camp kitchens remained to the
last. as supper was served at the en-
campment.
In the cool of the evening the regi-
ment was under arms. and with the
band at the head of the column the
troops marched into town.
Col. Jones expressed himself as well
pleased with the encampment 1T has
Deen q SUCCESSFUL, nSdIlny CAMP SdlO
he to an Advertiser man. THE sani-
tation has been excellent. The behavi-
or of the men was the best, and they
deserve great deaF of credit"
The camp was fully equipped with
its own camp impedimenta, this having
been furnished by the United States.
The troops lacked for nothing and they
were supplied with everything usually
found in a camp Of regulars.
The hospital corps was unusually
well equipped, having its field chests
Of medicines, surgical instruments,
sterilizer, surgical beds and hospital
cots the whole stuff being valued at
about $500. There We're only ten cases
of sickness at the camp and these were
mainly of trivial matters.
The Wailuku company leaves for
Maui today on the LikeIike, and the
HiIo company for Hawaii tomorrow on
the Kinau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-13

When nfghtfall came yesterday the
encampment at Waikiki of the First
Regiment, National Guard of Hawaii
came to an end tents had been struck.
and the regiment. with the exception
of the Hilo and Wailuku companies,
had marched back to the town armory
with flags fiyamg and the band playing
it's Iiveliest marches.
Yesterday was banner day with the
regiment. opening with a brigaja re-
view by Acting Governor Atkinson and
staff. The review was one of the most
attractive formations yet undertaken
by the local militia in conjunction with
the battalion of United States artiI-
lery companies from Camp Mckinley.
The troops We're in line divided TO
represent three distinct regiments, the
first, composed partly of regular ard
militia companies, being commanded
by Lieut.. Trotter, A. c., u. S. A, the
second by Lieut.. Zeigler. N. G. Fl
and the third by Major Wall, N. G. H.
The troops were drawn UP on the race
track and on the approach of the Act
ing Governor the brigade presented
arms, and the Acting Governor passed
along the line and then returned to the
reviewing stand. The brigade then
passed in review before him.
Col Jones of the First Regiment. N.
G. H, was the brigade commander.
Captain Nichols, A. c., Z. S. A, COM
mander of the artillery district of Ha-
wall, rendered the review to the Act
ing Governor. The latter was accom-
panied by Col. soper. N. C. H, Major
Pratt, N G. H, Captain Nichols, y.
S. A, and Lieut.. sypher. Z. S. A, Col.
Sam. Parker and Admiral George
C. Beckley.
During the afternoon the order was
given to prepare to break camp. Blan-