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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

O'CONNOR ESrATE-william N. O'con-
nor yesterday hled his second account as trus-
tee of the estate OF the late Cornelius OCon-
nor, showing receipts for the year amounting
to $Tl,66S and disbursements OF s71,3O0. In
cluding $1T, $50 paid in allowances TO the heirs
Five OF the daughters now In Paris. The
trustee states that the estate Is worth about
$500, 900. and is producing an income OF $500 q
month
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

VIEWS OF Widest ARABIA.-T. ]. Al
icy delivered an interesting lecture last night
at the Fourth Congregational Church taking
for his subject Through Widest Arabia With
a Camera The pictures he presented were
excellent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

0omplextons Cleared, hands whitened.
scalps cleansed, hair restored by Cuti-
cura Soap.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

Trachoma is granulated EyeIids. Mu-
rine Eye Remedy cures this and other
Eye troubles, makes weak Eyes strong. .
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

Mrs. Jennie Frye apparently regard
ed her arrest and arraignment on the
charge of peace disturbance in the light
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

Every child born into the world
with an inherited tendency to tor
turing, disfiguring humors of the
Skin and Scalp, becomes an object
OF the most tender Solicitude, not
only because of its suffering, but
because of the dreadful fear that
the disfiguration is to be lifelong
and mar its future happiness and
prosperity. Hence it becomes the
duty of mothers of such afflicted
children to aequaint themselves
with the best, the purest, and most
effective treatment available, viz:
the CUTICURA Treatment, con-
Sisting of warm baths with CUTI-
CURA Soap, and gentle anointings
with CUTICURA Ointment, the
great Skin Cure. Cures made in
childhood are speedy, permanent,
and economical.
Sold throughout the world. Cucura Soap, &C., Oins-
msnf &c., Hesovent 50c- in form of Chocolate Coated
Pulls, &c. vial Of CO., Depos: London, "a Charter
house So Paris Rue de Ia Pair Boston, ls7 Columbus
Ave. Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props.
u9- Send for " how 10 Cure DiGdguring Humo1as
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

Try the United States Laundry. 1904
Market street Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

Take Piso's Cure for Consumption
for Coughs. Colds and Consumption. CSC. Z.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04

GEORGE w DICKIE LECTURES.-Geo
W. Dickie lectured last night at the Mechan-
Tea Institute on THE Man and the ShiD."
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-04
A Zoe Comb 10C
Heads an economy list Of
Toilet Necessities

They're Samples tnar a travelling
man left with US. Only II dozen
all told 6 in. celluloid combs, with
strong, even teeth. One style has
a rope back. They'll go quickly at
Ioc.
Metal Pun Boxes, 25c-Regularly Soc
Reduced for a quick clearance.
Hair Brushes, 25c-A brush with stitr
good quality bristles, polished rose
wood and oak backs.
Tooth Brushes, 25c-An extra large
assortment; with firm bristles that
are shaped so as to clean the teeth
thoroughly.
Forest Queen Soap. 5c-With q deli
cate perfume.
eaan. uA..n - 49, Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

all the morning session OF the Wake
county Superior Court to-day was taken
2 up With the examination OF Rev. 7. ].
5Gatts, the plaintiff in the damage suit
against President John c. Klgo and b! NJ.
Duke, OF Trinity College. for injury to
9Galtis's character in the publication OF
I tho proceedings OF tho trustees OF Trinity
College. His evidence was with refer
ence 10 injury to his character by The
publications objected to.
1t was sought by counsel for tho plain
Btlff to bring In evidence the injur? 70
tho plaintiffs business also, but under
tho ruling OF the Supreme Court on the
last trial this was ruled out by Judge
I L. W. Grissom.
One of the Jurors became Ill in the
midst of the morning session. and tho
county physician was called, but the
Juror was able 10 be IN his sent again this
afternoon. when there was further cross
scxaminat ton OF Plaintiff Gattis.
In the trial OF j. d. Powell in the Fed
eral Court for fraudulent use Of tho
mails, much time was consumed with the
testimony OF Powell in his own behalf.
There are eight more witnesses for de-
tense to be examined then argument
will begin. The trial will consume the
remainder Of the week. sa Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
.LETHARGY AMONG
. SONS CONDEMNED.
Colonel 'Tisdal and Attorney
General Stockctt Refer to
Lack Of Interest.
MANY CAMPS IN ARREARS F'
Virginia Only State i'll Which
Majority Have Paid Up.
Session Yesterday.
MANY CAMPS IN ARREARS
(By Associated Pross.)

LOUISVILLE, ky, June H-The
United Sons of Confederate Veterans met
to-day in Hopkins s. Theatre, tho opening
session being delayed until nearly II
o'clock by late arrivals. The attendance
was not large.
The convention was called to order by
Marion w. Ripy, leutennnt-command
OF the local camp Of Sons of Veterans
in tho absence OF John c.. Davidson. the
commandment. After the Invocation Col
onel w. r. Bingham, of Louisville, vel
coined the delegates to Louisville; ant
Kentucky. The response was by Hon
II. p. Stone, of Waco, Texas, pas
cornmander-in-chief.
Speech of Tisdal.
Colonel N. r., 1'isdal, Of Rusk, Texas
then addressed the convention. e
Report Of Adjutant.
The report of Acknowledgement Stock
EFT was next read. The report says II
part:
Sin the interest Of economy Of labor
and Of money, every camp that is
now In arrears for two years should
be dropped from the rolls.
Considerable time has been devoted
to the investigation OF the cause OIL
this apparent lethargy, and believe
it Is trnceable to the fact that
reunion has not been held In tho ex-
treme eastern section for eight years.
'"The list Is as follows: Virginia, JIG
paid up camps and il in arrears
''yFest Virginia, paid up and IN
arrears.
South Carolina, s paid up and 40
in arrears
North Carolina. paid up, IL in
arrears.
Florida, paid UP, 3 in arrears.
Georgia, 8 paid up, 20 in arrears.
There has been oil Increase of'those
falling into arrears In my humble
opinion, 1T will take reunion in that
section to create n revival Of Interest.
After the transaction of some furths
routine business. the convention ad
journed, the delegates marching In {
body to the horse show building, wher,
the veterans were in session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Liquor Drinkers Cured.
Nhlskey and Beer Habit Cured at Home
With No Loss OF Time.

Orrne IL tie only guaranteed cure for
the dtlnk hapil, can be used at home, and
destroys entirely the craving for drink,
without publicity or loss OF time. IL
auicaly removes the craving for intuxl-
carts, Ateadies the nerves, restores the
appetite and gives refreshing sleep
Ten thousand grateful letters from those
whb haEe been cured By Crr.ne prove rs
infnllipie success, X is the only g;iaran-
teed cure for tie liquor habit, ard we
seek the worst cases In the community Ia
order Ia prove that Orrine cannot fail. II
is prepared in two forms--No. ]. which
can he given in tea, coffee, or food, with
out tho patients kHowlfdsa, and No. 2,
which Is for those who desire 70 be cured.
and recommended by
Polk Miller-Childrey Co, l6l II. Broad
greet, corner First Street.
Polk Miller Drug Co., ga ". Main
AtFeet Kchm,Ld. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
A JA1LER INDICTED.
His Tender Heart Leads to Els
cape Of a Prisoner.

Especial TO Tho Timcs-D ispatch.)
CHARLOTTE. N. c., June 1.-THE
first sensation OF the June term Of the
United States District Court developed
this afternoon when the grand jury re-
turned bill Of Indictment against De-
putty Sheriff Ciysel, OF Wilkes county,
for permitting number OF prisoners to
escape from the county jail.
Mr.. Crysel Is the TALLER, and 1t Is al
legged that he is In tho habit OF giving
Federal prisoners the freedom OF the
premises. The Federal statute views such
action as this In the light Of an escape.
Among the prisoners who are said to
enjoy their liberty are W. w. McEwcn
and jesse McEwen, convicted at tho re-
cent term OF the United States Court In
Wikcsboro and sentenced to five and
four months Imprisonment, respectively.
While enjoying tho freedom Of the prem
ises last week Jesse McEwen made good
his escape, since which time nothing has
been seen or heard Of him.
A capias was issued for Deputy Sher-
III Crysel this afternoon and Marshal
Millikan will send deputy to Wilkes
boro to make tho arrest and bring the
prisoner before the court in Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
WHEAT BLIGHTED /.
The New Crop a Disappointment
to the Farmers. Z.
(srecial 10 The Tlmes-pisnntch

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
OLGA, VA, June 14.-Farmers are in
midst of wheat harvest-a few days ear
Her THAI, Is usual. The crop Is highly dis
appointing. Little tobacco was planted
about here last year on account OF The
impossibilty of getting labor, and more
attention was paid than customary to the
preparation for wheat, and more care
was bestowed upon the seeding last fall.
Bat the crop hereabout is not half n
usual one. The heads are blasted and
without eraln-none more than half filled
ard these with shr1Veled grain.
Much conjecture Is rife as to the cause
Of It. Some climatic or atmospheric con-
dillon that none understand fortthe fail
llre to fl with grain seems alike upon
land OF all character. rich or poor, and
to be conilncd to no time Of seeding, and
Is alike when grazed In winter or not
grazed sF'st.
decline of seven per cent. IN general
condition since the report next preceding
It, ana this reporter predicts a much
larger falling of in the next issue. It
would be the thing to do for our scien-
tihc brethren to take this matter into
consideration and tell us what has been
the cause Of it-this general failure OF tho
wheat heads to fill,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
SPEECH OF GENERAL LEE
COMMANDMENTS Chief Was Given
Rousing Reception.
to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Tines-D tspatch)
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June A.-General
Stephen y. Lee, tho comrnander-ln. chief
was given great reception. The speech
OF the commander, which was one OF the
features of the day, evoked loud ap-
plausc.
General Lee paid glowing tribute to
Kentucky men and women, declaring that
ono OF the reasons why the Confederacy
failed was that It's supply of kentuckinns
was insufficient. To Louisville he also
nhid tribute. ''The last timo we came
TO Louisville" he said, I'VE were I'M
pressed that this was not dry city
and although this timo the rains have
not descended, or the floods fallen In the
same way, we find the city Is still wet
in places with Il certain ancient juice
which IS supposed to be good Ter vet
erans." Continuing, tho General said IN
part: "a,
Ing on Kentuckian soil not to remember that
frnn this commonwealth came the two
leaders Of the contend,ng na "a Nsr me re-
ed In the hard school of adversely. VINO,
in the hour Of fate was to stand at the
focus OF tho world. who was 20 give s 70 ms,
do do at least like Caesar at The zenith Of his
fame, sealing his immortality with dean
whose tragic pathes W. a,s ,noy wa. ' Born the
o NJ n and stainless gentleman who stood at
the helm }of the sinking, Confederacy, the
ono and only ruler OF hra ny peo,Re,, wm1
liberty as they understood 1.-THE chained
captive Of Fortress Monroe the exe' t ths
last the cause Of his .peoplc-the best be.
loved 81 ali Kentucky's mighty soma Not
Clay in the hour Of HIS glory; not, Lincoln
in the hour OF his passing, were ever
We're given 10 this brave old man whose
The The south wrapped him living In the mantle
OF her love. and poured upon his tomb an
ington And when her heart shall at last
upon II the name Of Jefferson Davis,
Sometimes the question, ~ asken Why
reunion We have no pensions 70 EXPECT.
There is no political preference we can
look for, We come together =, because
we love tho past, hstauss our l''oss have
been linked together BY great ,experlence--
by the Richest deepest experience that has
come to any generation Of Americans; by
common story 50, rich ~ hsroisn, " sac
We remember grows cheap when we think
n 'a said Henry ". Grady, where the
Lord God Anish.x ia'a uR Ss eye ls,I EasSsa
see to-day only the gray heads; but the
same knightly hearts are beating still.
When we meet iosether, We reEoW these
great memories, these inperishable friend
ships The day Is not far distant when
the burden OF our entertainment VIII no
longer require the famous hospitality Of q
Lonsyills--when no magnificent auditorium
viii be needed for the scattered and venera-
BILE survivors. but, as long as our days may
be prolonged by reason OF strength. er Es
Snther 70 renew Ties ef the battlefield, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
cate that Field Marshal oyama is al
ready launching,
JAPAN OBJECTS TO
PARIS FOR MEETING
nv Associated Prcss.l

TOXIC. June 14-s p. M.--The report
OF the Japanese minister at WASHINGTON,
telling OF HIS interviews with Presiden.
Roosevelt and announcing the proposal
that the peace p1enipotentiaries OF Rus-
sia ana Japan meet In Paris and the
appointment of NJ. Nelidon, the Russian
sTiSassador to France. ms Russias chiel
plenipotcnt!ary was received to-day.
Japan will refuse TO. have the meeting
Mare IN Paris because 1t is tho capital
ar Russ,a.s any and also on account OF
the great distance from Japan and tho
DELAY involved. 1t is expected that Japan
will propose that the Observation-Disclosures
meet Mt some point close to tho theatre
OF war.
The Japanese plenpotentary has not
yet been selected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
CONG FROM BAD
TO WORSE, he: SAYS.
M. Witte, President Of Council Of
Ministers, Gives Out Sen
sational Interview.
2 G.y Associated ,ress.)

!
sT. PETERSBURG, June 1.-THE sovo
this morning published IA remarkably SEN
sational Interview, filled with the gloom
lest forebodings, with NJ. Wittc, prcsi-
dent Of tho committee of ministers The
Russian statesman Is not mentioned
but the veil of his identity can be pierced
by.the vericst tyro. He evidently spoke
with the profound conviction that the af-
fairs Of state are going from had to
worse and under personal irritation pro-
duced by the intrigues which compel him
to sit idle during the present ct.s!,.
Every word was black with pesslmisn.
The statesman made it clear that Foreign
Minister Lamsdorff, for one, opposes his
having anything to do with the peace
negotiations. Tho interview say;h
Nothing that Russia has gone
through is surprising. l gave warn
Ing in due time that only the match
wood Of Rojestvensky's squadron
would reach Vladivostok. In a word.
/ justly earned the designation of a
croak!ng raven. do not see that
affairs have yet taken turn which
makes my services desirable. l iii
say nore-eveIa row, cannot observe s,
definite desire. to Change tho direc-
ton of tho current ..
Russia could prolong tho war for
five years in the hope of coming out
victorious were it not for tho events
in the interior, to which they are
closing their eyes and stopping their
ears, and trying to know nothing
about. Here lies the horror OF tho
present situation in Russin. Every
hour OF delay is fraught with dan
ger"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
AFTER AssUsPEcT.
Boydton Authorities Keep Close
Tab on Smallpox.
(specInl to -The lTIlnes. DIspatch )

lSpeclnl to Tho 9Tlnes- DspatchD A.
BOyDTON, VA, June 14,-There are no
who have it are iii doing We'll In tho
country, where they were sent by the
authorities. a negro named Lee G oode,
who Is reported To have escaped from
the quarantine hospital In Haverstraw,
n. T., reached the neishborhood yester-
day. and the unique sight ofj,a ,dgnitled
Justice OF tho peace, accompanied by the
the negro Goode with a loaded shotgun,
for the purpose of placing him In the
pest, house but when the officers reached
HIS house he could not be found
soon as found will be arrested, Tire
health officials at Haverstraw wired the
authorities here OF the escape OF the me-
gro Lee from quarantine.
There is no alarm felt here over the
matter OF sliaiipuX, but necessary pre-
cautions are being taken to prevent the
spread OF the disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
TRAP SHOOTERS.
The Virginia Club Wins Trophy
Second Time and Become Owners

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
e DURHAM, N. c., June 1.-THE first
days session Of tho North Carolina Trap
Shooters Tournament convened to-day.
The principal event Of the dny was the
ten men shooting contest between North
Carolina and Virginia for the Peters Cup.
This contest was won by Virginia, beat.
Ing North Carolina by 2s plgeons.
The best shooters Of tho day were
Collins, of South Carolina, and Walter
Huff, of Macon, Ga. Collins downed
ninety-nine out OF Il hundred. and Huff
downed eighty-nine out of q hundred.
The cup now becomes the property OF
the Virginia Club, who have won 1t two
successive times. There were slxty-otd
shooters entered In the varloul contests
and other fine records were made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Great Suburban, Handicap To
Be Run At Sheephead To-Day
Goodly Field Of Thoroughbreds Will Contend for 100000
Purse-Delhi and Beldome Will BE the
Favorites.

seem to have tho call. Delhi's clever
winning Of the Brooklyn With 1874 pounds
would Seem to outweigh the mares VIC
tory in the Standard stakes q week ago
over Cnirngorn. Though the. greatest
hlly Of last year, greater even than fam
Gus old Imp. Beldamc this year. SEEM
ingly had not snp,o recent days round
cd in TO form.
rho Whitney stable will have no can
didate in%the Suburban this year. irish
Lad In idol Of the public In BIS day. !, INA, has
gone bad and withdrawn. The Picket
too, who inquired prominently IN the vim
tor books will be absent The entries
ard weights are:
Delhi, 1876.
Beldamc, 1873
First Mason. lis.
English Lad, III.
Bad News, u.s..
Alan Dale, 112. p
Graz'nllo, Ito.
Adbel, 1907
Proper, 100. s$
Miss Crawford, 100.
Ostrich, o.
Joaquin, 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
REPORTS OF SHARP
FIGHTIG RECEIVED
.Ry Associated press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, June l4.--ln q CAS-
patch to the Emperor, dated June lSth.
General 14inevitch say sthe Russians, A.
ter a fight June 18th, occupied the VII
lagos Of Syfong Toy. Chill Pou ana
Chakhedzi. The same day another de-
tachment approached the mines near
Chakhedzi. a Japanese company evacu-
ated the mines and retired southwest.
where It was reinforced by a battalion OIL
Japanese with q,,ick-ilring guns
The detachment of Japanese on the
Mandarin Road has retired south to Min
huagay, ard the Russian advance posts
have resumed their positions a tYangiline
Pass, on the Minhuagay Road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Georgia, Colonel w. o. Waddell: Indian
Territory, Colonel Stillwell II. Russell;
Kentucky, Colonel Charles l.. Doughtry;
Louisiana, Colonel David Fable: Mary
land, Colonel Winfield Peters; Missouri,
Or. X. D. Morton; North Carolina. Cen
tenant-Colonel w. H. H. Ellis; Okla
bona, Colonel A. S. Reaves; Pacific,
Brigader-Ge w. G. Harrison: South
Carolina, Colonel o. L. Schunpert; Texas,
General d. B. Paddock: Virginia, Hon.
J. Taylor Ellyson.
Committee on observation-disclosures
Lieutenant- Colonel James A. Grove; Dis
trict of Columbia, Hickey: Florida, Major
Thomas ]. Appleyard; Georgia, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel w. b. Burroughs; Indian Ter
ritory, Brigadier-G General ]. P. Wood;
lana, Colonel c.. L. Walker; Missouri,
Major O.. II. p. Catron; North Caro-
lima, Colonel Fl. A. London; Northwest,
Colonel William Ray; Ohio, NJ. j.. Cald-
well; oklahoma, Colonel w. II. Prlm-
rose; Pacific, r. p. Bean; South Caro-
lima, Colonel David Cardwell; Texas,
Brlgadier-Gener Thomas H Edgar; Vir-
glnia, Colonel l.. L. Marks; West Vir-
GINA, G. L. Thomas.
Monument to Jefferson Davis.
In the course of an impressive. service
under the auspices Of the Confederate
Southern Memorial Association, the Rev.
C. r. Polhill of this city, who made the
principal address, urged that the men
Of the South corporate with the women
OF the association In an effort to erect a
fitting monument for Jefferson Davis,
"who embodied in himself as did no other
Confederate soldier or statesman, the
whole cause for which we went to arms"
trt> 1nt 1,a1I 10 fSxa W.
second annual reunion late this afternoon.
General Simon Bolivar Buckner was one
OF the speakers. Captain j. II. Weller
was reelected commander of the organs
cation by reclamation. u.
About $4,000 There.
Efforts to arrive at the exact number
of veterans and visitors In Louisville to-
night are necessarily futile. Railroad
men who have had experience In the,
handling OF crowds at other reunions as
sert that the numerous special trains ar
ranged for the Louisville meeting wero
more crowded than at any other reun-
ion in the past five years. A coaserva-
tive estimate, however, seems to set the
figure at near the $4,000 mark a
1t is understood that Nashville will
make ~ bid for the next convention,
and that Chattanooga has Withdrawn in
favor OF the Tennessee capital, but sen-
timent is strong in the direction Of THE
metropolis, near the; mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi. General Lee will probably be
reelected ommander-in-chief as will
also the other officers OF the organiza-
ton.
Tonight the street cars are damned
| with people, the concert at Jockey Club
Park was given to the capacity OF the
enclosure the river steamers were crowd
ed, the parks held their throngs. and
tho sponsors bali held attractions for
hundreds: yet the hotel Hobbies were
filled with pushing, persprlng crowds
up to late hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
BRITISH STEAMER
SUNK BY DNIEPER
(,,r Associated Press.

LONDON. June IA considerable stir
has been created in shipping circles. as
result of the sinking of the British
steamer ST. kilda by the Russian auxil-
inry cruiser Dnieper in the China Sea.
The Foreign Office has been bombarded
with kilograms from the owners of the
chip and cargo urging that action in the
matter be taken. F#
The Foreign Office Is awaiting details
but in the meantime has drawn the at
tention of the Russian government 10 the
reports so far received. The Russians
are expected to contend that the st.
Eilda was carrying contrabrand and that
they were unable to take her to d Rus
slan port.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
CASE OF HYDROPHOB|A
IN STAFFORD COUNTY
(special TO The Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatrh.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, June IL
The young son of Mr.. John w. Green
how, Of Stafford county, has Just devel
oped case of hydrophobia. He was
bitten last February by a mad dog.
and when he acted strangely to-day, was
taken to physician. who pronounced
his ailment hydrnphoioia-
The body OF II, p. Heath. who dlsap-
peared from his home in Essex county
recently, has been found, near where
he was employed. lie had committed
suicide by cutting his throat with a
knife.