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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
EIGHT MILLIONS
] . Z . / II d. D. !.
IN Five. YEARS. Y'.|::.I| IS
The Assessors Report Shows An
Enormous Increase in
Realty Values.
OVER TWENTY NJ PER FL cENTuM. 3;:' ! il /
OVER TWENTY PER CENTUMI
Property Owned By Colored
Citizens Show 35.36 Per
Cent. Advance.

The report made by the city assessors
yesterday, shows an almost marvellous
Increase in value in real estate in Rich.
mond, and a comparison with the figures
OF five years ago emphasizes the fact
that the city Is going forward in mighty
strides.
Messrs. Charles L. Todd. Gilbert u.
Hunt and George D. Pearman, the as
SCISSORS, assisted by Messrs. John Enders,
John a. Meanlcy and G. w Catlett, have
spent months In carefully determining the
property values Of the various wards of
the city. They have reported that the
total value of real estate within the;
limits of Richmond amounts to $40, 9,l37 ,9l4.
which is an increase Of sS.20s,392 in five
years or something more than twenty
per cent.
81 The total value of the real property
owned by the white citizens Of Richmond
is reported to be s4794o, o55. which is, an
Increase during the past five years OF
one-hnlf per cent. . sg5
Remarkable Increase.
II The most remarka BILE and interesting
figures OF the report. however, are those
that tell of the wonderful increase in
property values amongst the colored cit
liens Of the city.
In 1900 the total value OF realty owned
by colored people In Richmond amounted
ito $sA,9l6, while the report OF yesterday
shows realty values amounting to sl.197-
$50. or an increase ir five years Of 1872
9i3, or nearly thirty-five and one hal ( per
cent. A greater Increase by fifteen and
one-third per cent. than that of the
white population,
The assessment by wards are as fol-
lows:
# 1905.
Marshall Ward.
White.,...... .........".,. ....,..,... 324lo.e5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
SIX men MISSING AND
PR0BA|BL YDRQWNED.
Not Seen Since Attempt to
Cross River in
Storm.
Especial to Tho TImes- plsputch )

Especial to Tho Tlmes-D -Dlsputch.)
f BECkMAN's FERRY, VA, seplem ber
l,-Sx men are missing and wero prob
ably drowned while crossing the Pamun-
key River In small boat during the
terrible wind and rain storm that visited
this section last Friday They lave not
been heard from since that date, and only
one of the boats have been found.
The missing men are the two Hurnette
brothers. white; Wayely Coleman, and
Tom Smith, colorcd, and two unknown
negroes. whom Burnette hired,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
KERMIT GAVE U P HIS s5s
BERTH TO OLD COUPLE
lRy Associated Prcss.) }

BURLINGTON, IOWA., September IL
Kermit Roosevelt was the hero OF the
hour on Il Burlington train. which psssed
through here early to-day An old couple
boarded the train at Omaha. and not
.llvng reserved q berth, we're unable to
secure any but nm upper Young Roose-
yelt hearing Of the annoyance to which
ithcv were put, rendered to them Imme-,
dintely his lower berth. and took the
upper one himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
ORANGE COUNTY is
NOW "A DRY SECTION
snccinl 70 ,The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(special to The Times Dispatch)
GORDONSVILLE, VA, September IA
local option election was held In Madison
District, Orange county, to-day, which
resulted In u victory for the sdrys" hy q
majority Of ten votes. The vote at this
place was For local option. 46; against,
81, The whole of Orange county Is now
~ .lt.. fg7fg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Bringing Varble Back,

WOODBURY., N. j.. September l,-Carl
;Yarble, the confessed murderer Of Joseph
Gentry during a game Of cards at Gate
city. Va, was taken back 10 that, State
to-day on requlsiton papers. Varble sur
rendered himself about week uGo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
"A Wet Victory.

(specIal to The es-DlspatchD
4 CHATHAM, VA, Septcmpe Der l'-Goln-
nloto returns from the local option cleo
lion in Tunstall District, Pttsylvana
county, Thursday gives the vets ~ ma
jorlty, two yeurs ago the snme district
went dry by nlna,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Express Wrecked Ten Killed,

(I3V AsSOclnteH .PTesS.J - q ~
WITHAM, ENG.,E September Las the
express from London TO Kro1no. on the
Great Eastern Railway, was entering
Witham station at full speed to-day, sey,
eral passenger cars left the tracks and
crashed into the station buildings eaus.
Ing the death of ten persons. six Of
whom were women, and seriously ln1pr-
ing twapty people, me gasometers pe'
heath the care caught Qre and consum-
ed the Wreckage. * 5y 4 IS a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Five Killed.
,fRv AssooIatcd Press. }

.(3V Associated fFcSsJ
3 PTITsHuRG PA, September l.-fouI
men were killed.. another Is missing and
is supposed 10 have been hlowne 70 pieces
and three more We're seriously Injured
this afternoon by the bursting or tly
wheel at the National Tube ConpanS,
IcIieeSpprt. Pa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Search Our
New Business

With tho aid ot Tec-p pee 4 i
Want Ads. They never.
court failure. nd A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
That Crowd
Moving In

means n new SUPPLY OF
6boarderls found by Tee-Dee ed:
Want Ads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02

lcontisved on Third Pese.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Mr.. Mtthews Testifies.

Mr.. SatterfIcld' motion was adopted,
and Mr.. Matthews was the first witness.
he said Dr. Batkins had been attending
his family for about seven years. The
occasion when he was called to see his
boy was two days prior to the municipal
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-02-09
nIFuNCiuN.

Con fecha 30 del mes pasado
nos escriben de Pecos, que 81 dla
u dc ese mismo mes ialleci0 en-
aQuel lugar Dona Rosnrito Orte-
ga dc Rodriguez esposa que iue
del i0ven Mauricio Rodriguez,
despues de haber estado enierma
bastante tempo dc tisis sufrlen-
do con resignation hasta el dia
dc su muerte.
Sus iunerales tuyieron lugar 81
dia 30 Y iueron ateDdidos por
gran nGmero dc parientes y ami
gos DE- Ia iamilia, acompahando
los restos hasta su Gltimo Y yer-
dadero descanso.
lie sobre viven 81 apesarado
esposo, una nina de once meses
de edad y una numerosa paren'
tela con los cunles nos unemos
On su iusto pesar
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-02-09
N[YADAIN RIO ARRIBA.

Si el mes De Encro semostrG lu-
rioso contra nosotros los de In
parte norte del condado, no me-
nos recuerdos nos deinr6 Febr3
ro. La nieve que Ina decendido
on los primeros dias del mes es
bastantc alta, y 81 no era que Sc
esta derTitiendo, hoy esturihmos
hast6 Ia cintura. Tras de SCI
beneficiosa Ia Dieve. no deja dc
ser perjudiciaI para los ahimale'
V para cl trdnsito de la gente
que le ~ presiso mover todos su'
quehuceres.- FL Republicano.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-02-09

ENIflGaGIQH DEL PHRTICO REpUDllcax0.
Necesidad de que Sc TOmen las Medi,
daS NeCeSariaS para ese 0bjeto.

/ lis cosa patente Y 6ien sahlda
/ que dnrante los tres 0cuatro amos
Gltimos han eNistido diferencias
/ v desaveuencias en- las tilas del
partido ltepublicano de Nuevo
Mexico, y principalmeute entire
lepubllcanos de prominencia. Is.
to ha dado lugar 4 movimieu
tos separatistas Y deindependea.
cia que han tornado bastante
cnerpo en- algnnoe de los conda-
dos del Territorio, los cuales pu.
sieron en- riesgo el 6Xito del par
tido en- la campaha pasada y
constltuyen una amenaza para OF
porvenir 81 no Sc arreglan Ell de-
bido tempo, Mayormente aho-
ia, cuando el asunto del estado
estd en- yisperas de convertirse
en- una dc las scuestiones palpitan-
tes Y de actualidad, escuando las
discordias Y desavenencias pue
den venir Il ser causa de que ell
Republicanismo sc YEA en- situa.
ci0n critica. La desuni0n es co.
mo una gangreua que lentamen-
te va cundiendo y que al lin Sc
apodera de un cnerpo po!itico
hasta dejarlo on estado de inpo.
tencia. Los grupos de descon
tentos que Sc mautienen aislados
de la organization podran ser al
gun dia nGcleos donde Il primera
oportunilad que Sc presente re.
copilen aquellos que Ell 10 futuro
eXtravien del redil politico Il que
pertenecen y ps precise YER de que
mauera Sc auulan y Sc disuelven
tales nidos dc rebellion. Sin la
unidad V harmonic no hay par
lido politico que por largo ITEM
p0 pueda conservar su supremn
cia, Y la lecci0n suministrada por
la campaha pasada debe ser
aprovechada para elporvenir po-
niendo 81 remedio cuando toda-
via es tempo Il las desavenen'
eius que subsisten
La primera cosa que Sc debe
| hacer es que los puntos de diver
va','v 49, a li--...--- 49,
pales y de- representation sean
arreglados con toda diligencia a
fin de que Sc pougan fin Il las eau
sas de discordla Y division. Esta
no cs una empresa diiicuItosa 81
Sc emprende con sinceridad y bue'
ma f. V Sc Ileva n cabo Ell el es,
piritu de desinteres Y concesiones
mGtuas que eu tales cilcunstan'
cias convienen. De esta inanera
/ Y rechaznndo toda idea de eXclu'
sion { intolpranUia Y tratando q
5 todos los Republicanos con Ia
igualdad y equidad que el case
10 requiere sc podrd eiectuar In ape
= tecida union, coniurando todo Q
r peligro que traen consigo las di
4 visiones en- un partido politico
Es necesario tener presente qu'
i el purtido Dem0crata, aunqu'
T. debilitado Y decadente, tiene POI
Il mira invariable y fila, fomenta
c ) halagur todos los ciSmas poll
= ticos que puedan resultar en- 81
g aproveGhamientO. Sabe muy bleI
o que solo dc esa manera puede re
a cupcrar la iuerza y prestigio qu
Il ha perdido durante los ocho ano
a pasados, y naturalmente nopieI
:. de OCCASION nj oportunidad par
II atraerse Ia ayuda de los descor
Is tentos. Estos hechos deben Il
o ner presentes los caudillos liept
4 blicanos y no descuidarse nj tai
o dar en- obrar para remedlarlos
L. cOrregirlos Y para aseguraraqu'
le lla union y harmonic que son IA
j. necesarias 8 indispensables par
ie tenor seguridad de victoria en- Ia
r. campahas veuideras.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-02-09
La Legislature.
Gran Concurrencia en- la Capital -Diversidad
de Proyectos Introducidos -Convenio
Tactic en- el Asunto de Contestas
Pendientes.
DE MARCA MAYOR,

tesla entablada en- el cOnSejo pOr
L. {. Abbott contra el senador.
I. b. Catron era donde So creia
que era cosa detnlmmada dar el
asiento al contestante, Y en- la es
| pectativa de que este suCediera,
iban cada dia centenares de per-
sonas al capitolio con la idea de
presenciar la funcion prometida.
Esta no Sc llevo q efecto debido 4
la mediaci6n de RepubIicanos de
prominencia que iuteryiuieron
con el fin de poner fin 4 la dihcul.
tad, resultando en- un convenio
tactic de que no Sc tomaria mas
accion sobre la matelio Seg0u
se dice, los que hi"iefon las veces
de mediadores Y Sc opusierou 4
toda medida extienm en iu con-
tesla ante ell senadO fueron los
Sres. Eugenio Romero, Salom6n
Luna y T. d. Burns, consideran-
dose su accion como el primer
paso EN- la via de nsegurar la
harmonic y concordia en- las lilas
del partido Republicano. Esto
da 4 entender que la contesta de
Abbott estd virtualmente aban-
donada.
La cdmara pas6 hoy sin opo-
sici0n ell proyecto restituyenGo al
condado de Leonard Wood su
nombre primitivo'de Guadalupe,
siendo el purecer dela gran ma
yoiia de los miembros dc la ca
mara que este era q nomhre mas
conveniente por ser el preferido
por los habitantes del condado.
A este Sc puede agregar, que el
patronato de Nuos ra SeGora de
uuaudiupe Us prerf1biv--i II --,s-
litar mas encopetadO que puedd
presentarse al frente. Otro pro-
yecto que Sc refere al mismo con-
dado fuG iutroducido porei repre-.
sentante NJ. {. de Baca, el cuaI
provee para la creaci0n de IN
nuevo hsculato que Sc compondrd
de los condados dc Leonard
Wood y Quay, y autorlzando a.
gobernador para nombrar all
un procurador dc distrito. Ia
medida no pareci6 despertar eiu
sion favorable en- la cdmara, pue'
el introductor deseaba que Sc to
mase accion Immediate y seapro
base el proyecto, pcro la ma
yoria de los miemhros OPTIC po
referirlo Il una comisl6n para
consideration futura.
Los iavorecedores de In fOrma
ci6n de condadOs nucvOs no es
, tan encontrando todO Il medidj
de su deseo pues segun parec
hay alguna oposici6n at estabI'
, cimiento del Hucvo. COHdHdO d
Artesia y asi Sc ha maniiestad
por profcstas mandadus Il j
y asamblea por ciudadanos d,
condado de Eddy en- contra dc J
division de su condado. RespcC
: to al establecimiento yfundacio
- del condado del Rio Grande, 4
. sabido que el negocio ha topud
con algunos obst&culos y algl
"a nos dudan que So lleve 4 eject
. la medida por raz6n de que mI
- chos ciudadanOs del cOndado {
Rio Arriba Sc opouen Il la div
- SION, Y mas de este. 81 asuntO {
\ la cabecera ofrece algunas dive
=. gencias.
. Hoy In cdmara, despues depr,
! Iongada session Sc prorrog6 ha
- Ia el MArtes venidero 4 las 10 {
/, la mahana, y el conseio tambi'
= tom6 un receso husta las 2 dc
~ tarde de dicho dia. ANoN.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-02-09

Los amantes dc sensaci6n han
suirido un chasco solemne en- 81
asunto de las contestas que pen
dian Ell Ell conseio y c6mara, pue-
en- vez de Ia medidas eiecutivas
que sc anticipaban, NADIA So ha
hecho y NADIA sc hard, segiu opi.
nion de personals. bien iniorIna.
! das. Principalmente en- la con.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20
z. z.
Low Rates West Via H. v.
Railway.

March 1st TO May 18Th. and
Sept. 18Th. TO Oct 9Ist. the Hook
ing Valley r. R. aciH sell tov one
,cdy coloniSt tickets TO California,
North Pacific Coast Points, Non.
tand, Idaho and Intermediate ter.
rHory.
CdU on c. w. Sch,Cenke, A gent,
Logan, for rates and further infor-
nation.
81. Louis and return, Nay Is, rs,
and I7ib., good for return until
My 27h S13 80 round trip from
Loq0n. account National Baptist
Il hniCerSdry. tt
Canton, O, and return, June 5, 6
and 7 aood for return until June
9th 81 go round trip from Logan.
account Ohio Sunday School Con-
UentiOn.
Canton, O, and return, May 25
and 26, good for return until May
29. 81 20 round trip from Logan.
Account, State Contention Com
mercidI TrdUelerS.
Nid9rd Fails. " Y. and return
May Fl, go and 96, good for return
until June 3. $40 10 round trip
from Logan. account, Young
Mems Christian 4 sSOcidtion.
Toronto, ont, and return, June
10, go, 92 and 23 Tickets good for
return until June 80. $II75
round trip. Account, Sunday
School A SSOcidtion Contention.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20
An fndlsputable
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abandon the profession. She will
never be success. AT the end of
the second or sometimes the third
year the girls come into higher de-
partment.
Here the most severe exercises are
gone through till every muscle is de-
veloped to its highest perfection.
When the pupil has gone through
this curriculum with success she is
promoted to the rank of "coryphee."
In order to satisfy the requirements
they must know the give positions.
These five positions are the alpha
and omega of the dance, and in
them are carried out all the figures
used. When perfection has been
reached then the dancer has reached
the rank of "sujet," the highest in
the terpsichorean hierarchy. To be-
come a. "sujet" is the ambition Of
every member of the school, for the
'sujet" has the right to aspire to
everything. She can become great
star in the operatic armament.
Salaries of those who reach the
rank of premiere danseuse" at the
Paris Opera run from $8, 900 to $10,-
600 a year. But even if the "sujet"
does not reach this giddy height she
enjoys number of valuable priv
ileges. She is no longer condemned
to share in the common dressing
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20

ORTHOGRAPHY.

1. Distinguish between photography prosody.
Define the term liquid applied in orthography Mention all
the letters in this class.
negation meaning
the prefxes pre- trans, and
ustrate 2 sacrifce ( Arkansas; az finance; (5 sacrge.
Spell the following words by the examiner
deplors a. assignee (s) dopsy 10y milwaukee, (O depths (1)
G2 pgeon Gs) ballad (4) promissoy; 5 GAUGE (e)
goes
Norr-Applicant copy following handwriting.
giving punctuation and capitals.
If could put my words in song,
And tell what's there enjoyed,
All men would my garden throng
And leave the cities void.
In my plot tulips blow
Snow-loving pines and oaks instead;
And rank the savage naples grow
From fprings faint flush to autumn's red.
My garden a forest ledge,
Which elder bound
The banks slope down to the blue lake edge,
Then plunge to depths profound.-EMERsoN
Reading.
(Examinere will examination in reading)
Arithmetic.
sxty-fve
multiply the remainder threetenh divide the
product by 5 mlionths.
Explain longitude Distinguish
local What is the difference time be-
eastern standard time and Pacific standard time?
The of ninety discounted at bank SO
II days after $2747 find the face of the
4. Define composite number power reciprocal meter, ratio.
bought discounts 20 30 list
price, sold discounts 10 and from the list price, Find his
per of gain.
field twenty Find the number of rods
of fence required to enclose it.
T. What flooring 18 IT, in long, IL it,
in. wide at So % per 100 So. ftp
Find the value minus times plus 49, using the
signs according their mathematical Specification
0. What is the square root of .00096la
TO- What denomination which dry and
liquid that will bushels
OF wheat will contain now many gallons OF waterS
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20
THE PARIS BALLET.
Severe Training That Begins When
the Dancers Are Children.

Severe Training That Begins When
the Dancers Are Children.
Members of the ballet in the Paris
Opera House are given a most thor
ough training. The sixty-four
"eleves," better known as the "rats,"
are selected at the age of eight
years. They are chosen, in the first
place, for their prettiness and in
telligence. This thins down the
number of candidates by over 80
per, cent. The second test is the
medical examination, only children
sound in wind and limb being ac-
cepted. Every day for an hour they
must go through the drill, stretching
out their legs while they hold on to
the rail fixed to the wall. They
must be able to go through all the
movements without any sign Of out
ward fatigue. The professors are
entirely dependent on moral suasion
by word and gesture. No child is
ever touched with the hands. If it
has not the gift Of carrying out the
instructions by the aid of its eyes
and ears it is no good for the Paris
ballet. a dancer who must be placed
in the proper position by means of
the teachers hands. may as well
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20
Grammar.

l. Name two offices of a that clause perform
Give the the capitalized nntives in the following
) rather frayd the edges (2
shall RENDER in modern paance 3) Shall be left
TO DIE N Books written give pleasure and TO BE
ENJOYED.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20
Whom Too Tired to Sleep.

If you are overtired-"too tired
to sleep" as we sometimes say
bathe the neck and temples with hot
water. Bathe the back of the neck
particularly. This seems to relax
the muscles and the veins that sup
ply the brain with blood. Lie down
to sleep with peace, for it will come
surely. The same treatment will
wonderfully refresh during the day.
A headache may often be relieved,
even cured, by hot applications to
the back of the neck.-Washington
Star.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20

room. She, with comrade, has the
right to a private room, which she
has the privilege of decorating as
the pleases. a premiere sujet"
receives salary of from $4,000 to
$4,000 a year, SO that as a career
the ballet in the Paris Opera is fair
ly remunerative. The work is hard,
and only girls exceptionally gifted
with intelligence, artistic sense, per-
severance and capacity for accept
ing an iron discipline can succeed.
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Ii V EXCURSIONS.

Wino,,d take, Nd. and return.
May IS, II, rs, 10, Pp and 9S.
Good for return until June !, dc.
count Of general assembly Presdy.
terian Church. Half fare Plus 90
cents.
Vest Baden, Nd. and return.
May B, 6 and Z, good for return un-
til May I6, hdlf fare plus 60 cents.
account of American Water Works
A SsOcidtion.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20
Suspicion Versus. Superstition.


"Ts dis all de colleckshon ?" asked
the colored parson of the deacon
who handed him the basket. =
eyes, sab" replied the deacon.
"Is you shure, sab ?"
"Quite shure, parson,"
"Did you put any money in YOU
se'f?"
eyes, Parson; l put in a Nickel"
"And you are shure dis is all dcrc
was contributed?"
"We-we-well, parson," hesitated
the deacon, 'you see, to be exact,
dere was just one dollar an thirteen
cents in de basket, but as l am a lit
tie Sup'stitious l just took out dat
thirteen cents" = Yonkers States
man.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-20

Test Questions for County Examination
Observation-Disclosures


g. Define Case and substantive
Write two sentences containing clause in opposition with
noun and one containing noun in opposition with clause
EACH e ~ '"
| 0. Analyse the following selection:
The NIOBE o. Nations! there she stands
CHlLDLESS and crownless, in her voceless woe,
An empty URN in her withered hands,
WHOSE holy dust long AGO
7. Name classify the modifers Of Nobe.
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