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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

n.ra,csic points to control the approaeh
10 @ the canal. In addition It is urgently
necessary that the insular ana conu u.
tis Caribbean Sea should be able to
secure fair dealing and orderly iaoe not
within their owr, borders. ! n i.ag, no hos
no NJ, nnrposs Of aggression upon any Re.
public continental or insuinr, 70 ,tns
South OF us, but has the friendIest leerH ny
them and We do
Wish Wish another another foot OF territory; and
think our conduct toward Cubn IS ,.i 2
guaranty that THIS Is s,s Ssr sse enie Il
nu nr ,se should have 10 Interfere in the
nifairs OF any of our. neighbors IT w s,hia
only be when we ero ,oua doing SO Without
such case it would only be with ne SIM s,,',
and efsetxs pIr % eh 70 peopies con-
earned, or course, occupying the POSI-
ton we do occasions may now anu si,ci,
arise when we can ae nG' 4, ool the people con-
iinfs some other strong nation unuerth IN!
\ liz any which we neglect; and such ne
elect would be unfortunate ito'u ~
Than one standpoint -.
nd yveaxer Republic.
v,borever nossible we should gladly give
NM nj aid we s can 10 a weaker, sister re- re-
innb,ie which is endeavoring to achiene
st uli and prosperity: II Is an nnge n,
K 6rOnS thing TOT us 10 Tei use 49, ~ ,,,o1-
II is foolish not to give y IN M. a WA WA
Thai will make It really efectNe. a a,ie
therefore OF direct benefit 70 the peop ,e
eoncerncd--and of indirect beneft tH US
simnly because II is a benefit 10 .he ~
IN the last resort and only in inc ius.
rasort.#it may occasionally he necessary NY
~ Interfere by exercising what is VII
fually an international police p oWcr,
only TO avoid seeing some ~ Eui ebport
hover forced to exercise ~. IN IL, si no,,'
while we must Interfere always rara
tionsiy. and never wantonly; ye', on - III
ncca sions. where the need IS sreh.i .s
NAV he necessary to interfere; uhi -,
ware willing 20 confess ourselves ny
faehia for the task we have undertak.e.n,
ma Ia nvow that we are WILING 70 su
san,ar II into stronger hands; ana suCh
nenfess,on and avowal l know my co DUN,
trv,nen too we'll to believe that tres WIZ
ever mako. ,,,doa no was
ar,ven to the Jacksonville Board OF
Trade Auditorium, of which orga nizatip ,
the President now became guest. Presl-
aent Garner, of the Board of Trade. then
took tl,e visitors In charge ara tne
Presidents entrance into the beauti1u.ls
decorated auditorium was the sigma. LOT
r,os+ enthusiastic outburst the Presldent
Nod vol received. The interior OF the
large auditorium was decorated m u
t,pical Florida manner, with flowers, na-
tional colors. oranges and alllsators'
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& . Il q f ~ y i
and added no little to the denfcning
rcise that never ceased for q moment
during the game. The fed was In on
cellent shape, and the seating capacity
seemingly unlimited, for the entire south
"bleacheries" We're uneccnpied and not
more than ote-half Of the seats on the
north side. a Number Of carriages filed
the parting space. near the east goal
and two four-in-hnnds. the Niinrod,"
driven by Charles X. E'ownes. with Mr.
c. w. sWatson's party and Mr.. David
Bunlops brake, were ornamental with
the prevailing colors.
at 1870 o'clock, the band from the
navy yard entered the enclosure ana
twice paraded around the gridiron, play
Ing lively quickstep, in which the crowd
joined with the horn accompaniment.
Tho result was dismal and hideous, ana
the rage OF the bandmaster awful TO pc
hold.
Bucknoll cane oil tlie field Mt 2:Se ana
was greeted with, cheers, but when thr res
minutes later Virginia made her appear
unce, the applause wasj~.ld, the , oaad
playing, "T've a feeling for YOU
Both teams practiced, passing the paul
lining up nnd kicking for q fow minutes
md then placing their heads together
ike a flock Of patrdges, listened to the
last words OF wisdom and instruction
from their respective coaches.
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ONE ARREST IN
POISONING CASE
Continued from First Page.j

Continued from First Page.j
warrant charging the father OF Mrs.
Perkins with threatening TO cut her with
knife, has heretofore been referred to
as Mrs, Bryant, and the fact that she
gave her name as Mrs. MCDOWELL to
Juatice Of the Peace Duke, who issued
tho warrant. cauaed some comment.
When seen last night Mrs. Mcdowell
said that for some time her neighbors
had known her az Mrs Bryant. but that
her name was Mrs, Mcdowell. She 10
woman OF probably thirty,tye years Of
age, and has q little child that will be
two years old on the 9Th OF next Januy
airy. according to her statement.
Il There WILL be. an arrest by Monday!
and there Is plenty Of EVIDENCE to cons
yict the party that will be arrested" said
Mr., Johnson at the station house soon
after his arrest
Continuing he said; ''They didn't arrest
me because had abused Mrs. Bryant,
but because had said that ! would Kill
the person who poisoned my two grand,
children, And say that now. Il !
can find out who poisoned those two
children, r will kill that person. unless
he or she Is at the time In the handa
Of the law yehemently said the father
of the woman whose two children died
under such peculiar circumstances He
was at the time n q cell, and nc sald
that 1t was the first time In his life that
IL had bean locked UP upon any charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
How to Cure Epi!eptic Fits.

miraculous as 1t may seem, we have found
way Sioi cure epilepsy or falling hts. It ia
Elixir Kosine. the discovery Of a we'll known
SWashington scientist, and We have 80 much
faith In 1t that We guarantee to return the
patients money II 1t does not cure this dis
ease. which hitherto has been considered M
E!xir Kosdne gives instant relief from tho
terrible, epileptic Ats and spasnls, ana makes
en- absolute and 5lsstng cure, no matter how
sGveae the case on how many Doctors have
pronounced 1t incurable. IA,
remedy for the cure OF epilepsy or Ats. 1tts
not recommended for any other disease :, PVT y
to epre ms r insFD'e e eH Kosns
Co, Wsshlns ton. 2. 81 {, or POLK Miller pfus
CO., saa n Main, Street. y lahneua'
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The Countcrfeitg OF Satan

Rev, g. Lacy Hoge, u Jac.son, Ga;
meetings a, the Tsnab!e s,Tee, i,agtist
Church, a speaker OF gnrlial attractive
aegs 70 I1cn, viii address ne ttef. met
Ing THIS Aftarncon AZ I'm o'cloGse ~ tas
Central Il, II. g. a. Hal. latiug fgg ibs
subject, "'i'fie cppaterfebs NJ fasah" ~.
e, a. PACE. formerly NJ fI.icasp, WI
lead tae singing. Msa Should Assa ,As
a.irsinE sYssky.
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slnia. gave out the following after tn.

ginia. gave out the following after the
game:
II think that the game demonstrated
to Virginia that she cannot hope to en-
tlrely overbalance weight with speed.
and therefore something must be done
to bolster UP tho line. think this. be-
cause every man on Virginia played In
superb form, and still 1t was impossible
to keep Bucknell from gaining ground.
After watching carefully Virginia's work
against the heavy Bucknel team, do
not think North Carolina can hope TO
stop Virginia. 1t looks like Virginia
would win out on Thanksgiving Day.
II think the team played wonderfully
we'll, especially when 1t IS hnown that
Bucknell's line outweighed ours by twenty
pounds per man"
w. A. LAMBERT. Is
Physical Director,
ALLEN POTTS.
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TWO m en- ARE KILLED
''s9 AND SIX FATALLY HURT
fRv Associated Press.)

IcLA1oRA. MICH October sa-rwo
Polish tracknlen were killed ana SIX IA
tally Injured to-day on the l'oSHe ivy,
n tnny and Alpena Railroad, FIVE miles
aau wsst OF Elmira, when q locomotive
.a,,sd down al, embankment, where the
- were at work. Work was IN pro-
oress for a crossing over creek and
r. mpornry bridge gave way under the
wa,rht Of the locomotive. Tho engine
crew escaped by jumping
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
THE PRESIDENTS WIFE
IS IN WASHINGTON AGAIN
fBy Associated PreEs.)

WASHINGTON. October q. = Mrs.
Roosevelt, accompanied by John =. b.
lott Commissioner Of the Interior Tor
Porto Rico. arrived In Warrington tn
day. Hfr. Roosevelt wac IN axcfl!snt
health and spirits. and had enjoyed the
trip greatly.
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TWENTY ONE PERSONS. DEAD
AND. MANY VESSELS LOST
NV Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. october 2l.-Later returns
from tho storm which swept the Great
Lakes for thlrty-s!x hours subs!dans TINS
n.orD,ug. increase the known DEAN mst
to twenty-one and the NUMBER o. YES
sn.a saveral small crafts are missing,
NM ~ Il ID feared that the death list will
ba sincrea sod. t Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

back, was knocked out, and E'rymeyer
took his place.
Bucknell made two yards round left
end. Quarter back then attcmptN to
kick, but johnson tackled Bucknell made
six yards by two tandem plays. Bucknell
made five and one-half yards by tandem
plays.
and was taken out OF the game. Hall
going In to take his place.
Bucknell gained ten yards by three
tandem plays. Bucknell gained five yards
by Yirginia's ofralhe play. Bucknell
gained three yards by tandem play
Bucknell failed to make FIVE yards. and
ball went to Virginia on her eight yard
line.
Virginia kicked, Bucknel blocked kick,
and fell on ball on Virglnia's two yard
line. Baldwin went over Vrginia's line
for touchdown for five points at 4:29
The touchdown was made in the far end,
and when the ball was kicked out for q
fair catch, Slade muffed and the score
was
Virginia. Is:
Bucknell, II.
4, With only three minutes of actual time
left to play. Johnson kicked OFF for Vir-
ginin; and Bucknell advanced the bull
twenty yards. Bucknell then, by means
OF tanQem, pays, ADVANCED ftHe Dali Ten
yards ln'three ATTEMPTS and the whistle
blew to end the game at 4:33 o'clock.
with tho ball In Bucknell's possession
on her forty yard line.
Score: Virginia, 49,
Bucknell H.
"a Hosklns's Statement.
After the game George W. HosIIns.
coach Of Bucknell gave out the following
statement: (8 3
Virginia won fair and square. Buck
nell had a good chance to win thelgame
when they We're on Virginla's threo-yard
line, with the ball In their possession.
They very foollshly tried q place kick.
which was blocked by Virginia and ro-
suited In a touchdown for them. putting
tho score Is to 9,
at was Il good game. and Virginia won
nj right I3ucknell had q good chance.
and threw it away"
S4s GEORGE w. HOsKINs,
Coach for Bucknell.
Or. Lambert Of tho University OF Viz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
URGES STUDENTS
TO BE STRENUOUS q
II Addressing School President
Also Emphasizes Importance
of Clean Lives.

+ A. the conclusion OF his address the
President was driven TO the Third bape'st
Acamedy, where he spoke briefly. IRE IRE
cedlng his speech there was q BRIEF ce sr's'
Snony In the assembly hail. IN whlch the
students participated. This consisted OF
a ~ singing Of a number of songs, espe-
cia1ly written for the occasion. Inc
las, one. entitled You Are All Right
sTeddy!" caused the President TO sln'le
broadly. The President was then con
Quoted 4 to stand in front OF the acau-
envy, where he made his speech re
spoke as follows:
INV friends, let mo say what pleas
lure it has been in driving along the
streets 10 nave the Governor and the
mayor point out to me house to mouse
owned by colored citizens, who by their
own industry, energy and thrift had
accumulated small fortune honestly
and were spending 1t wisely.
Praises Negro Thrift.
every good American must be inter-
ested in seeing every other good Ameri-
can citizen RISE help himself upwards
so a 5 to be better able to do his duty by
himself and those dependent upon him
and by the State at large.
1T seems to me that 1t Is true of all
OF us that our duties are even more i'm
portant than our rights. IT we do our
duties faithfully, In spite OF the difficult
ties that come, then sooner or later the
rights will take care OF themselves. What
I say to this body of my colored fellow
citizens Is Just oxactly what I would say
to any body OF my white fellow citizens.
What we need In this country is typl-
fed by what I have been shown to-
day as having been done by people of
your race. We need education, morality
Industry; we need intelligence clean liv-
ing and the power to work hard and
effectually. No man interested as every
President must be In the welfare OF all
h!s fellow Americans could be otherwise
than deeplpL pleased not only at the evil
dences OF thrift and prosperity among
what must be evidently many hundreds
OF your number here in this city as
shown by the homes that have SEEN
but interested also In seeing an educa-
tional institute like this carried on as
this institute evidently is carried on.
The costliest crop for any community
Is the crop of ignorance, It Is perfectly
true that education In mind alone wont
make q. good citizen; but It Is equally
true that you cannot get the best citizen
without education.
Urges a Clean Life.
1--WE need TO have our people of every
race educated rs the principal said in his
words OF Introduction. In heart, mind and
hands: educated so that heads and hands
can do stheir several tasks and have be-
hind head and hand also the heart, the
conscience, the sense Of clean and
Just living which makes the foundation
of all good citizens. That Is Just as true
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

t I. ID.
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T begun the use Of the medicine and noted
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CHEAP RATE TO PETERSBURG Ac-
COUNT cONFEDERATEtl REUNION,
VIA sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
OCTOBER 18TH ITO 27TH, INCLu.
sIVE.
The seaboard Will sell round trip tick
cts from Richmond 10 Petersburg. ac-
count OF the Confederate Reunion. at So
cents for the round trip, tickets sod
daily from October 23d to 25th. inclusive,
limited to return not later than October
aoth. On October 2sth the seahoard will
sell round trip tickets Richmond to Pc
,ersburg, limited to return on came day.
at 90 cents for round trip. account OF
Battle OF Crater. .Proportionately cheap
rates from other seaboard stations. For
all Information call on any seaboard
agent, Richmond rraSslcr Company. or
II. s. Lizard. w. M. IAILDh.
Is p A.. G.. T. A.
Phone 4G5. $50 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
Yale, IL; Penn. College. {

\ NEW HAVEN, CONN, October a.
In, Il sensational game in which the
Yale mon were forced out to the utmost
to VIM Pennsylvania State College was
defeated to-day by the score OF IL to o..
Yale scored one touchdown in the first
half tumble giving Captain shevhn
chance to make one Of his remarkable
runs and one IN the second half on a.
long run by Jones, Quarter back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

everything but 1t promptly cures kidney
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Of which are-obliged 70 pass your water
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sleeplessness. nervousness, heart disturb.
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eruptions from bad blood. neuralgia.
rheumatism. diabetes. bloating. irritabil-
ity, WORKOUT feeling, lack OF ambition,
loss Of flesh. sallow complexion. or
Bright's disease.
II your water. when allowed 20 remain
undisturbed in n glass or bottle for
twenty-four hours, forms a sediment or
settling. or has a cloudy appearance. 1t
III evidence that your Kidneys and blad-
der need Immediate attention.
Swamp Root Is pleasant to take and is
for sale at drug stores the world over In
bottles Of two sizes and two prices
nifty cents and one dollar. Rememb tho
name, Swamp Root. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
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Y, on every bottle.
the wonderful merits OF Swamp Root you
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Richmond Daily Times-Dispatch. The gen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

Miss Daisy Hunt. late OF Miss T. 2:
Morris's Millinery establishment wishes
to announce that she is now with Messrs.
Kaufman and Company, and. VIII be
rieased to serve her friends there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

Episcopal. II; D. G. High, o.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, October al
5p!scopai IIigh School II, Central High
School, of Washington, 0. Halves fifteen
minutes ench.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
MEETING VIRGINIA. CAROLINA FOX
HUNTERS ASSOCIATION, CHASE
CITY VA OCTOBER

24TH,2aTH. 1905,
Very ton rates via Southern Railway
from Richmond, Winston salem. Greena-
boro. Dangt!le, Norfolk. clarksyillc ana
intermediate stations. Tickets on SAFE
October z,st 70 sad, Inclusive: return iirn't
October alzt.
lHqGiff NJ ticket agents,
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Virginia Won Toss

Virginia won the toss and took tho west
goal, and the kick off; the rooters sang
song to the effect that Virginia would,
like 'Bosco," eat Bucknell alive; the
referee blew his whistle at 1854 o'clock,
and the game was OIL G5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

johnson kicked off for Virginia. Toll
bert caught the ball and ran to twenty
FIVE yard line. Bucknel gained FIVE yards
through guard, olendorf gained two and
one-half wards, and McMlch went two
and one-half yards through line. Buck
hell then gained ilfteen and one-hai1
yards Iii four attempts. only to looe the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA,
NORFOLK, OCTOBER, 24.27. VIA
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO ROUTE
Round trip tickets win be sold via G.
& o. route from Richmond on October
ed to eth. inclusive, ut $3.50, limited
for return October goth. From other sta
tons, at one and a third fares. plus rs
cents, on certificate plan.
c. & o. fast trains for Norfolk leave
Richmond 8 A. NJ. daily and P. III, daily;
arrive Norfolk in two hours and twenty
FIVE minutes
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VERY Low sATss TO ci4AsE CITY.
N, hHD FETURN VIA "souTs-
EeR RhlLyphr," ACCOUNT OF VII,
oIBtk.c AFCs-;Hh FOX HUNTERS

i,peela! tacIsts On aals ~ hichmoifn,
Laayi.Ie. ffOffGik, CrGc1NDoro, WINSTON
Ea!eH, E1a&t.spiIis, ana lntefMeo1ftls o,n-
,l,,as oe,ot,er 2ist 70 asd, inclusive, re-
turn iifas. Cct1t5ef siII
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Through the Centre.

Again sides were changed and Lanhart
Kicked of To Randolph. who ran to the
thirty yard line. y!rginla went through
Bucknelrs center for seven yards, and
then Johnson went through left tackle
for seven yards Virginia, failed TO ad-
vance fiye yards in the next three downs
and the hail went to- Bucltnell'
Buckncll failed TO advance on account
OF Johnsons tackle. nucknell went three
yards, and then again three yards by
tandem plays. Tolhert, bucknelrs '1u''
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q AS II - FL. r "A
,,o,, II, Tia Kind You Haze Always Bought
signature y; Lg,11z4Ntz<M
MIRO, q. NoRVELl

who did so much Artistic Decorating In
Richmond last week, has sent his decora-
tor to Petersburg to assist in Identifying
that historic old city5
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Bucknell Gains.

Sides were changed and Lonhart kick
ed off TO NAPLES. who did not advance
the ball Maddux Kicked thut failed to
gain, the ball going to Bucknell, ii who
advanced 1t yards yard, 3 yards. 2
yards, yards and two yards s)oy{e sue
cessive tandem plays through 'Yirginia's
line. The ball was now but Syards from
syrginia's goal and things looked black
q Buckncll failed to%gain. Bucknell gained
2 yards 1t was now the third down and
three yards 10 90 to gain a touch down
Bucknel made the fatal mistake Of
dropping back to try for goal from a
place kick,
The band began to play Dixie" and
the crowd shouted to Virginia to block
the kick, Tolhert kicked but Warren waa
An the way and blocked the ball. Az It
bounced Mndd,x huggcd It up and sned
away like the wind with Barry keeping
Oft tho enemy, Down the entire length
Of the field Maddux and Barry went,
barely keep'ng ahead OF the Bnoknell
team, painting hot foot after, until tho
ban wss landed under the Buolsnoll
toal POSTS at 4,o3 O'clock, The crowd was
Wild with delight and cneerrd both Mad,
dpx and Barry Randolph licked a goal
and tho Virginia side added to the
result Score.
Virginia. Is.
+. q = . T d
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VIRGINIA. BEATS Il .||
HEAVY .RuCKNELL
CONTINUED from First Page)

CONTINUED :" from EIrst -Fuse'7
within the fraction OF an inch OF the
runner and his work In this, as IN III
other respects, was OF the star oruer'
S8 A Strong Trio.
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Virginia fumbled the ball, but kept pos
session. Randolph, the Virginia quarter
hack, kicked across the field for twenty wen
yards, and johnson fell on the ball on out
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-16
PERSONAL MENTION IN
THE RATION RANGE.

Willard Carroll, who had been away
from the city for over two years, has
returned to Ration. INT will make his
home there.
Judge and Mrs. Bayne and their
guests, Mr.. and Mis-. Piggot of Chicago
left Tuesday morning for a few days
camping trip. Mr.. and Mrs. PiggOt
are en- route TO the coast.
Miss Anna Belle Davis was the
guest Of honor at a party given Sat
urday evening by Miss Svlyn Shuler,
Progressive games were the entertain
ment for the evening, at which Miss
F~ullenwider received the first prize,
a collar, and Miss Davis, the c~onsola-
ton. Mr.. Hague received the first
gentleman's prize, a box Of paper, and
Claude Stockton was consoled with a
set of garden tools.
Mrs. Newcomer, who has been
spending the summer in Europe, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. E. c. Slemmer,
and family, a few days last week. She
left Friday evening Tor her home IN
Denver. She will resume her medical
studies there, Master Freddy Horne
man of Minouk. ILL.,, accompanied his
aunt, Mrs. Newcomer, TO Ration, aud
will spend the winter with Mr., &d
Mrs. f. C. Slemmer.