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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
WHAT VARDAMAN SAYS.
Laughs at Talk Of conflict-Will
Increase Force of Guards.
- lBY AssOcintel PrcssD

I 81 To-.
+ JACKSON, MISS, August Ex-Governor
vardamun left here to-day for the CUR
coast to make n rigid investigation OF
the complaint from Governor Blanchard
of louisiana that Mississippi troops have
invaded Louisiana territory ana are pa
trolling near Lake Rigolets
When asked for a statement, Governor
Tardaman declared that the whole aHalt
was much ado about nothing. lie az
tachnd very little seriousness to the
rumors of an Impending conflict between
the two States. He said:
81 have received telegram rom
Governor Blanchard, stating that me
Mississippi quarantine guards mad on
tered upon the territory OF LOUISIANA
and otherwise interfercd with tiha
rights of the people of Louisiana,
wired Governor Blanchard that TINS
was without my knowledge or order,
md that | should SEQ TO 1t that TINS
was not repeated.
IAN this talk reminds He OF some
of the scenes portrayed ~ CervnhteS
In that famous romance Don l!u,Note.
i repeat that shall not permit me
rights of I.oulsianians to be vlolatea
by tho Mississippi quarantine GUARDS,
and l want to emphasize tha TACT thut
shall not permit tho people or
IouisIann TO violate the quarantine
REGULATIONS as promulgated BY the
State Board OF Health of MISSISSIPPI.
3 It is my purpose to Increase the orc orc,
Of guards and double their vigilance.
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ment OF Agriculture. urging him to re-
turn to this country, Secretary wilson
to-day received tho following dlspntci
from Mr.. Hyde: 5 2g
'southport. England August,
"ReturnIng as soon as possible
Letter."
Mr.. Hyde left washington about tho
time special grand jury was convened
to investigate charges OF n leakage IN
the bureau of statistics. by means OF
which, 1t is alleged that Edwin 81.
Holmes, tho former associate statisti-
clan, furnished advance Information OF
the departments figures on the cotton
crop to Now York brokers.
When Mr. Hyde resigned as chief OF
the bureau he agreed to hold himself
ready to aid the Department Of Justice
In the investigation It Is making. He
took passage for Europen few days later.
and his departure was not learned until
he was beyond the Jurisdiction OF Federal
authorities, who wanted him rs q Witness
before tho grand jury.
Secretary Wilson to-day designated as
a member OF the new Board of statistics
of tho Department OF Agriculture. T.. H..
Hutchinson of New Orleans, lately assoc
cIated with Director Stubb, Of the Louis
lana experiment station. 1t Is the Sec
rctary's Intention to dlsplacc the mem
bors OF the temporary board recently APP
pointed as soon ns he can find suitable
men to MI the positions Mr.. IiutchiN-
son who Is the first selection, Is endorsed
hy Mr. Stubs. former director OF the
I ,ouislana experiment station, with whofn
Secretary wilson Is comforting In regard
10 tho personnel Of the board.
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&C peoplo seem to be panic stricken over
last nights announcement.
CASE IN SHREVEPORT
Authorities Declare Plague Will
Not Spread Farther.
(I3y Associated press.)

IlT (BT 1NssocIateU iPress.) ma ~
sHREVI1PORT, La, August Am off,
cial report issued by the Board OF Health
tonight on the cnse OF yellow fever at
the detention camp OIL tho outskirts Of tho
city states that the patient Is considered
convalcscent. There arc no new cases
! Of fever and no suspicious cases, and tho
local health authorities are confident that
the infection will be confined to this one
sporadic case.
The excitement that prevailed yestcr-
day has subsidized, although u numhor OF
people left to-day for points North and
East. Only two railroads, the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Pacific and the Cotton
Belt, nrc taking passengers out OF tho
city, and these are going to the noun
tains of Tennessee and the Cnrolinns or
to points In Missouri or3some other North
orn State. af# al
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Discharged From Quarantine.

(By Associhted FrcsN)
NEW YORK. August 2,-Four OF the
five persons taken from the steamer San
Jacinto, from Galveston, and sent to
Hofiman's Island yesterday for obscr-
walton as to fever symptoms, were dis
charged from quarantine to-day The
two patients from tho Seguaranca were
ccnvalcscing to-day.
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Quarantine at Savannah,
INV Assoclnted Press

SAVANNAH, GA, August 2,-Mayor
Herman Meyers this afternoon issued
declaring quarantine against
persons and personal baggage from New
orleans. the entire State Of Louisiana.
ana all points which now have yellow
fever. Special quarantine officers were at
once appointed to watch al incoming
4
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FEVER IN MEXICO.4
Only Four Cases Reported in En-
tire Republic.
nv 4 ssociated Press. !

MEXICO CTrY, August 2.-Thc .Supc-
rior Board of Health reports that there
are only four cases of yellow fever IN
tho entire republic OF Mexico. These cases
arc in the city of Vera Cruz where thcy
are thoroughly isolated. There Is even
some doubt If these cases may not DC
malaria, but the health authorities nave
deemed IL prudent to net on the theory
thnt the disease is yellow fever. The
Board OF Health feels confident 1t can
prevent the introduction of yellow fever
from New Orleans or Panama. -
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Shotgun Quarantine.

CBy Associated rress,)
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. August Dee
tails of the state militia are being made
to-day to guard the gateways to the
state Tho first detail. under Captain
Levattc, goes to Lake Village. Chicott
county, which is on the Louisiana bor-
der, In Southeastern Arkansas.
Rigid shotgun quarantine Will be en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Brunswick Quarantine.
An Aa.nclnlad prnss

(By Associated Pross)
y BRUNSWICK, CA, August AT a
special meeting Of the local board OF
health to-day, it was decided to put on
a. rigid quarantine against all infected
and suspected points, ms well as against
al Southern points, including Savannah.
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MOORE PARDONED,
Husband of Fayne-Strahn Moore
Escapes Long Term.
(By Associated Press.)

AL,BANY, N. Y, August 2,-William T.,
Moore, husband of FaynerStrahn Moore,
who achieved notoriety seven years ago
by working a BADGER game on Martin
Mahop at the New nnraoaaa Gte BY
Governor higgins. Moore was sentenced
in December, 1905, for evenly years, a
number of prominent citizens Of cleye-
land, Ohio. where he used to liye, IN
Guiding Governor Herrick, signed the Pc
tition for his release, a good position
is waiting for Moore as soon as he leaves
prison.
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Fee for Certificate.
Try Associated Press.

E CHATTANOOGA, TENN, August p
acting Mayor Doughty to-day removed
Pr. J. S. Shelf, superintendent of quar-
antine, and suspended City Engineer Rod
ert Hooke. The charge against Shelf ls
that he charged u fee for issuing health
certificates. Tho allegation AGAINST
Hooko Is that he had failed to attend
meetings of tho board of health,
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PANIC IN MONTGOMERY.
Rush OF People From City Con-
tinues-Only One Case.
3y ASSOCiuted IT

i. MONTG OMERY, ALA, August 2,.-Ac-
cording TO- statements BY the loc'i noila
OF health and the city phSs4cl'ths' ms
single case Of yellow fever at the eher-
roncy hospital is the only one In Mont
Eomery, and the patient Is reported as
conYalesclng.
They state that they have no suspicious
cases under surveillance. About 500 peo-
ple left here to-day, and 1t is believed that
the rush Will increase. A large number
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Quarantine in Illinois.

(Ry Associated Press0
CAIRO. ILL, Aug, 2.-Southern Illinois,
a third or the State, lying south Of the
baltimore ard Ohio Southwestern Rail
road, which extends from ST. Louis 70
Vincennos. md, was this aftSrmnoo IN, de- d,,
earcd 9uaranlined aEEainst al ~, ye NOV
ordered by Or. j, A, Egan, secretary or
the Illinois Board Of Health,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Columbus Acts.
TRv Associniol IorcsY

(Ry Associated oress.)
COLUMBUS, GA, August 1.-THE City
Council OF Columbus, at Its meeting this
afternoon voted to establish qunlan-
tinc against the state of Louisiana on
account Of yellow fever. No quarantine
has been established against any other
point Other points may be included
la nr ~ --
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No Comment.
Pokotiloff On Way Here.
(RY Associn tcl PreSS.l a

~ VIZ tf"SVN7tFFNR3 = 'N'''''1 u N
VICTORIA, i. c., August 2d.-Dimtrl
D. Pokotilolf member OF the Russian
peace ENJOYS suite, arrived by the steam
CT Empress, of Japan to-day. He is on
the way to Portsmouth, n. H.. whero
he will assist A. Witte and Baron Rosen
in the forthcoming peace negotiations,
NJ. Pokotiloff declined to.discuss the peace
question In any phase.
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GRAFT WHOLESALE
CHARGE NOW MADE
Continued from FIRST PAge,l /

NSpHtl"utu IIultl ,rlEPtAi'u6e']f
connection, but promised that he would
make II statement over his own sigma
ture, probably, before the investigation
ended, He was emphatic In his declara-
ton that the country shows q dlsposl-
ton to be too hard on Holmes. He does
not say unequivocally that Holmes was
innocent but that che WAS not the. only
ONE who proftcd by tho leaknges re-
garding the cotton reports, 49,.
The Summer Annex"
The weather bureau OF the department.
is also receiving some hard knocks, and
It would not be surprising II It should
come IN for q great deal Of crcclsm at
the hands Of the Congress this winter
The annex to the bureau, which has been
established down In I.oudoun county, OH
tho summit OF the Blue Ridge, Is the
subject Of criticism now u Is calerd tho
Summer annex" for the public and the
charge is openly made that ths many
thousands of dollars appropriated for
tho establishment there Of station for
the thorough study OF meleorolosieal
phenomenal were expended largely with
view to affording u place of rest and
recreation for officials Of inc DQFea" ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Putting Down Girder Rail.

The Passonger and Power Company
employed q force Of hands that worked
rail- on p Street and Twenty-hfth Street.
The y rail is being taken up and tue gir-
der rail put down without stopping tho
morning on The lob,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Cut On Left Arm,

Isaac Jones. coorcd man, was cut on
tho arm yesterday evening by. another
colored man In 4 fracns at Ninth and
Broad Streets. Dr. Pitt sewed the wound
up and the man went to his home
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Whites TONE is
NOT ENCOURAGING
make the Russian empire consider them
n truly redoubta3le enemy"
Russia's Position.
CONTINUED From First Puge.)

(. q i r .
M. Witto recognizes the good quail
ties Of tho japanese military, naval and
administrative organizations and does not
believe any other European nation would
have been able to resist Japan rs Rus
sia Inns done, All the foreign officers ct
the European armies, he said, who fol-
lowed the war were unanimous IN af.
frmlng that the Russian troops, both
soldiers md Officers, fought with truly
ndminlEle bravery. but they had to with
draw OH ccount of Il combination Of
circumstances with which their personal
valor could not, contend. On tho sen tho
Russians found themselves constantly in
inferior conditions. The squadron of
Rojcstvensky was sent against Japan,
not because tho Russians had much coD-
fdcnce In it's success. but because they
could not rGnouncc from 4 military ana
moral point OF view any chance, no
matter how uncertain, of obtaining o
partial victory.
ii, Japs Cannot Dictate.
Tho Japanese he declared, have not
made such progress as was generally be-
lleved; In fact they would have to ad-
vance four times as much rs they nave
done III the last year and II half to reach
Russia proper, in (which case alone they
might consider themselves In. position
to impose the conditions OF peace
According to tho Russian plcnipotcn-
tray. those who do not ~ W.
&oppose to these reasons the spectre OF the
Internal conditions OF the empire, mag
lining all kinds OF cataciyslns,Gp ut 4. ,'
about this, he said, they were n's.'tk s.,
NJ. Wltte did not wish 70 discuss ~ thls
time the events In Russia, n1lirmlns' now
ever, that they have not the character nor
the gravity attributed to them
NJ WHITE Indicated. notwithstanding
these views. that he does not mean 10
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BAND CONC ut !!
Every Night 8 TO LIP. NJ.
Wesl.End Electric 7 ark
LEGAL NoTicEa


xiI II G IN i AIN THE LAW AND
V EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. JULY 18TH, 1903 H.,
Andrew Moreland. .,,.,.,.. '',,,,,'Plli!''li'
Dorothy y, Moreland. Defendant.
IN CHANCERf.
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain q
divorce Il mensa OF thoro by the plaintiff
from the defendant upon the ground or
Abandonment and dcsertion.
Tidavit hnNil.s lron N,Anc ntS1 iln1
hat tho defendant is q non-re 'den Of the
s5aG ~ Yir5inia, 1fAe,t, ttal ,lfs SO
appear here within 6lteen days ipiter tIla
publication Of this order and do wliategvr
is necessary to protect her interests
herein
a copy-Tcstc; p. p. WINSTON,
a Clerk
10 Dorothy D. NIoreland
TAKE NOTlClG--I shall, on the 3lst day
of July 1905, ut his residence in Godsboro,
n. c., between he hours of 0 a. NJ, and
q T, M, on that day, proceed to take depo-
sition OF Il, +. r. lIorslleld and on the I'd
day OF August, 1905, In the city OF Rich
.mond, Va, at No Cos COG Mutual Assurance
Building, between the same hours pro-
coed to take the dispositions Of 3, NJ, An
deFson and others, to be read IN evidence
IN my behalf In the above styled suit.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW MORELAND,
BY Counsel, S, S. II. Patteson, p, n.
Jy 13-law-4w.
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HYDE RETURNING.
Sends Message From England
That He is Coming Back.
(By Associated Pre-

--9 II3y AssUUTHTVU FTNss,J .
Il WASHINGTON, August 2.-In am
swer to q cabegrm to John Hyde,
former chief slatisticlan Of the Depart
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HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
cures Headache

Cures Headache
caused by summer heat, overwork, nor
vons disorders or impaired digestion, Re-
lieYcs quickly.
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ment OF Agriculture. urging him TO re-
turn to this country, Secretary WILSON,
to-day received tho following dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03

southport. England, August
"Returnng as soon as possible
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
HOUS[CLlAVNG At DELAWARE
Glass. Of Freshmen at the College Will
Be Large.
sneclal 70 rho Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening journal
Newark Aug. 5.--This week house
cleaning has been la progress at Della
ware College Everything is now In eN-
ceuent condition Tor the reoponing Of the
college in' September There will be a
large Freshman class.
Mrs c. d. King. of Wolf Point, Mon
tana, win make an Address in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
under the auspices OF the missionary So
ciety OF the church.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary D. Reed, wife
OF Harry T. Reed. whose death occurred
ON Tuesday evening after short illness
took place yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. The Rev. Dr. William }. Rowan.
pastor of the Presbyterian church, con-
ducted the services. The noral offerings
were beautiful Tho internent, which was
private, was la the White Clay Creek
Cemetery
The races AZ the l<imbcsville track on
Thursday afternoon were largely attend
ed. The trials OF speed were well contest
cd and there were some exciting finishes
Mrs j. *. Barney will make ,,n address
In the First Presbyterian Church on Sum
/ day morning. Aug. 49,
rhls town now has twelve or fourteen
automobiles and their frequent passing
along the streets and roads has becom,
a familiar sight
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
CAUGHT4T RANDOM

At Grahamstown. South Africa. q
pair Of ostriches were sold recently for
$4,000. which is record price. The
plucking from the chicks of this pair
realized from $50 to s62.5O a bird.
The oldest brick building in England
except those built by the Romans, is
said to be HurstmonceauX Castle. n
Sussex. which was erected by Detien-
nes. treasurer to Henry vi II was
dismantled about a century ago.
The authorities of Nordhadsen, Sax
ony, have forbidden the use of the
streetsto any person wearing an article
of dress that sweeps the pavement.
II depends on mans thirst whether
Il is an hour glass or minute glass.
The worm may turn. but not quick
enough to dodge the early bird.
Sunday School Teacher Johnny
what wise man had so niany wives?"
Little Johnny--"No w.se man, Miss
Mary"
The Pontic.an-Are you going 10 b,
a politician when YOU grow up. my lit
tie man?
The Boy-No; I don't think tner,
will be anything left by the time J grow
up.
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
Viii eo ARouNp IT.

HE injunction which threatened
10 tie up the Pennsylvania aail-
road elevated operations caused our
citizens some concern, as they we're
greatly interested la the completion Of
the enterprise. OF course when the
hw was Invoked the Chancellor had
no option but TO announce his decision
sustaining it. but it Is such a law which
IL 1t applied to an states today would
put an end 90 railroad extensions. And
Incidentally. it should be repealed on
modernizoj. II outbuildings valued at
$500 or more may not be condemned.
then there viii be an inducement for
every property holder IN the future TO
strive for an unreasonable considera-
tion for selling his property.
But it appears chat the engineers Of
the road have baen able TO revise uheir
plans slightly with the result that this
most valuable hit OF property is avoid
ed, and the owner may continue to en-
JOY u without moiestation. We are
pleased TO record this for the reason
that the elevated tracks Will now be
completed and for the further reason
that it shows private property SC
highly valued wiz not be taken Cor
iaiIroad purposes.
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
READABLE RHYMES
The Forest

The Forest.
Here In the languorous silence where
sunlight with shade interlaces.
Let my soul steep,
And from tho well-springs of beauty.
which time neither mars nor onaces.
Let me drink deep.
Far rom the riotous throboing Of busy
humanity bustling,
Here Is a balm:
only marvellous bird-song or music Of
glad leaves low rusilng.
Breaks the sweet calm.
OH 10 be friends with the iichens, the low
creeping vines and the mosses.
There close 10 lie,
Gazing aioii az each pine plume thai air.
ily Playfully tcsses
keafh the blue SKY
on 10 be near 10 the beauty and inanits
grandeur Of an thinsr
simple and free;
Held by the magic that ages hage
wropshi a tpe grs.t aec ths smail
thias7.
For you and nc
=Maxwell'F TsllsmaR cheegc
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
500 Reward 500

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 70
cure in all its stages and that is Catarrhl
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fratsr-
nifty. Catarrh being a constitutional d;s1
ease, requires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internsllyl
acting directly upon the blood and mul
cous surface of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease,
and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting na-
ture in doing its work The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address: +. }. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fo- constiDa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
NEWS OF MlODLETOwN
Rev. Francis Il. Moore On European
Trip-Funersl of Mrs. Gill.
sneclnl ID The ENenlng Ionrnal.

Cpecldl 10 AAiN aNNiAAH1 f'AA lttls
Middletown. Aug. 5-The funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Sarah y. Gill took place
yesterday from her late residence on
Green street. at 2so p. M, the Rev. A.
w. Lightbourne pastor OF the NJ. e.
church. odiciated. assisted by the Rev. c.
r. wyatt. of Wilmington. lnterment was
made i'm the NJ. y. Cemetery by the side
of her husband. George n. Gill. who died
in 1898. Tho pail. bearers We're Alfred &C.
coz william T. Connellee. James r. Hof-
fecker. Thomas e. Hurr Enoch G. Alice
and Joseph C. Parker. Mrs. gill was a
daughter OF John Drummond. who sur
wives her and is aged nearly 80 years. Her
mother died several years ago. She was
born az stanton in is4S. but lived here
most of her life and was a lifelong
member of the NJ E. Church and an ac-
tive lnembei OF the Womens Christian
Temperance Union. She leaves five chill
dron. John. Florence. Ethel, Mary and
Norman.
The officers and teachers Of theed E.
sunday school have decided 10 close the
school during August because Of the large
number OF teachers absent. The school
will ba reopcned on September 10
The Rev Francis n. Moore. Of tho Pr g
byterian Church. has gone 10 Europe for
a months visit. and VIII again occupy his
ouipit n ssptempef
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
NATIONAL REVENUE.

6sTT NCLE JOE" CANNON Is cred
~ tied with determination to
keep down governmental expenditures
and il is said viii insist ON the next
session Of Congress observing rigid
economy He IS justified by the copdi-
uons confronting the treasury. 4 de-
ncit of TWO years in succession eAps
Tor some adjustment that will more
nearly equaiize revenues and expeodi-
lures.
There are several remedies urged.
One contemphtes higher tariff rates
and the other demands reduction of
duties. on the theory that lower rtss
would invite larger imports and in
creased revenues.
a third solution is to increase the ia-
ternsi revenue taxes. giving TO tobacco
and liquor am additional burden. 4 re-
turn TO the system of war taxsuici
Known as the stamp tax would prob
app prove too unpopular to be sol-
ersted.
lsit th.re is always the final solu
ron Of narins down expenses. and nh
ony difficulty with this method IS tha
worthy enterprises are compeilad e
suffer Usually when the governmen
grows economical the rivers and har
bofs appropriations are hrst 70 be co
Off And yet this is not economy sine
1t interfeses with commerce But tn
immense sum that is annually appro
priated Tor Jobs Of congressman nigh
be cut OF without injury. We real
the other day Of Federal build.n
that has recenuy been erected in Isl
lie Sortncrn town OF 5000 inhabitants
costing Sl60.ooo This illustrates III
expaNasance which seizes Congress
men Vhsn home enterprises are In
coivad .
Evening journal., 1905-08-05
sharn.,. cnriosities-

Harry Sharpe on the Bramble farm near
New Castle. has a hen that Matched a
brood Of chicks" the other day. one of
which has three legs. The little chicken
finds the third leg an awkward affair but
IL gets around fairly well and gives
promise Of becoming a large hen. Sharpe
is also accredited with having n setter dos
that catches frogs and snappers. II Is
said that the animal upon seeing "a terri
pin promptly turns 1t over ON its hacl
and then in dog language tells it's master
Of the catch