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Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
A Sound Philosophy.

William James writes for the May McClure's an appreciation of the late Thomas Davidson, in which are em- bodied the following twenty maxims drawn by the philosopher from his own experience of life:
 Rely upon your own energies and do not wait for or depend upon other peo- pie.
 Cling with all your might to your own highest ideals and do not be led astray by such vulgar aims as wealth, position, popularity. Be yourself.
 Your worth consists in what you are and not in what you have. What you are will show in what you do.
 Never fret, repine or envy. Do not make yourself unhappy by comparing your circumstances with those of more fortunate people, but make the most of the opportunities you have. Employ proftably every moment.
 Associate with the noblest people you can find, read the best books. live alone
 Do not believe that all greatness and heroism are in the past. Learn to GJs- cover princes. prophets. heroes aud saints among the people about you. T3e assured they are there.
 to ba in heaven.
 Cultivate ideal friendships ard gather into an intimate circle all your acquaintances who are hungering for truth and right. Remember that heav- en itself can be nothing but the inti macy of pure and noble souls.
 If the world despise you because you do not follow it's ways pay no heed to it. But be sure your way is right.
 Do not shrink from any useful or kindly act, however hard or repeliant it may be. The worth of acts IS meas ured by the spirit in which tliey are performed.
 If a thousand plans fail be not dis heartened. As long as your purposes are right you have not failed.
 Examine yourself every night and see whether you have progressed in knowledge, sympathy and helpfulness during the day. Count every day a loss in which no progress has been made.
 Seek employment in energy not in dalliance. Our worth is measured solely by what We do.
 Let not your goodness be profession al; let it be the simple. natural out come of your character. Therefore, cultivate character.
 If you do wrong. say so, and make what atonement you can. That is true nobleness. Have no moral debts.
 When in doubt how to act ask your self: What does nobility command? |? Be on good terms with yourself
 Look for no reward for goodness but goodness itself Remember heaven and hell are utterly immoral instltu- tions if they are meant as reward and punishment.
 Give whatever countenance and help you can to every movement and insti- tuition that is working for good. Be not sectarian.
 Wear no placards, within or without. Be human fully.
 Never be satisfied until you have understood the meaning of the world and the purposes of our own life, and have reduced your world to a rational cosmos, ------- --.----..
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
INSURANCE.

Life is real. life is earnest, And the grave is not it's goaIi Rather tis to see which party Shall the surplus funds control
 IN. Y. Sun.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
FACIAL TREATMENT.

PROF. DOW NJ. E.-Oermatologist. re- moves all blemishes by Electricity Electric treatment and Massage, 5l5 N- Center street
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AssAYER AND METALLUReIsT.

J. o. A. KING, Assayer and MetallurGist Cyanide. concentration. mill and smel- ter tests. IS N. Second Ave, Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
osTEoPATH.

DIR. D. L. CONNOR, Osteopathic Physi- elan. Office 8 West Adams St. Phone office Red 1494: residence Red S3-
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
PIANO TUNER.

W. D, ROBINsON-Pianos tuned and repaired Leave orders at The Wiley B. Allen Piano Co. IIO-I2 W. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03

PAINLESS removal of corns buniOns: prices 50 cents each Privacy aSsured- Day or plight. All instruments steTilized Fashion Barber ShOD. 4S W. Washington St., opp Santa Fe office. Telephone Red s6s. narrowing Nails a Specially
 FRANK SHIRLEY.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03

J. c. PHILLIPS, Judge of the Probate Court. Dated April 29, 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
(snecial to MIC Times- Dispatch.,

SSpGCldl 10 1Ic
BRIsToL VA October tr oET n, sgh
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will convene in state
Street Church, Bristol On. "Wednesday
Viii VIII pre- Preside. The Molston Conference in
tory in Virginia. West Virginia and Ten-l
nessee. and represents Il vast body Of
MoNTVALI, VA. October ga negro
woman named Rucker was sent to jail at
Bedford Saturday for entering the resi-
dence .of F.. w. Luck and stealing a
he f reon 81 eoo
ed revival hee the night before. and
next night bedecked herself in a hand
some white dress and hat. and attended
ohScis Tsre she oeto arres!ed
In savannah is the successor of W. w.
Gwathmey rs chief, engineer Of the Sea-
board Air Zine Railway. Mr.. Seldom has
h' sr 2tsss II P9 WA ootober eMrs A.
ma s. Dubols.l who committed suicide In
Washington, Saturday evening, was the
daughter OF Mr.. Julius c. scheafer. who
was proprietor Of the Old virginia Hotel
Of ths IT, ety for many years ao She mar
Treasury Department at Washington
about six years ago. She was about
Is years Of ago and when she lived
In stapnton vas leading society lady
ny-wheel Of large hay baler going at
full speed, flew off at Dr.. Frank r. Pines's
farm, at Gainesboro, this county, went
through the barn, dashed into a buggy
and sma shed a fence before falling over
( in the lower. corner OF field. A NUM-
Ing struck BY the wheel, which weigh
ed about six hundred pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10

carrying out the programme approved
by the Secretary to the President must
be agreed upon and thoroughly provided
for before the Presidents arrival. No
changes however slight are to be made
in the itinerary or any Of the pro-
grammes after completion and approval
by the Secretary to the President. ANY
such changes, If attempted, will be dis
'rega rded.
The programme for the day and the
line Of march to be followed have not
been changed since the previous an
nouncements. One hundred tickets have
been Issued for positions on the stand from
which the President Will speak. THESE
will be distributed among prominent
citizens. The dress To be worn by tho
chief marshal of the parade and his
aides was agreed upon yesterday. It will
be as follows: Silk hat; black Prince Al
bert coat; standing wing collar; black
puff tiea edium color striped trousers;
black shoes; tan gloves.
A Knotty Point.
Tho assignment OF the school children
to positions in the streets Is proving a
knotty point. It was arranged yester-
day to rope OF from Ninth Street TO
Adams on both sides of Broad as space
beginning at the curbstone and extend
lnR SlN tlcCl ,lOmdlu LLl!6 lIlIuutS ~ thC
street but it is not clear whether or not
this can be permitted under the instruc-
tlons from Washington. II the plan Is
feasible 1t will be carried out and the
white children will be massed on the
southsIde Of Broad Street four deep and
the negro children on the north side.
There will be about 5000 negroes and
1000 whites. The children of the first
four primary grades In the school will
not be in line, being only from Z to 8
years Of age. AS the President drives by
tho 1900 children will cheer and wave
flags, 1t was not believed that it will
be possible to have tho great High
School chorus In the Capitol Square to
sing for the President,
Invitations to the luncheon have al
ready been issued. but the list has not
yet been made public. All the City Coun-
ciImcn will attend. The congressman
from Virginia and Senator Daniel and
Senator Martin have been invited. The
only other outsider who has been honored
Is Dir. Thomas Nelson Page, who Is q
personal friend OF President Roosevelt.
and who gave valuable assistance to tho
reception committee upon its visit to
washington. DR. Page will not be able
tc attend, but has asked that he be rep
resented at the luncheon by his Brother,
Mr.. Roosevelt Page. OF this city.
Caterer Here Sunday.
Rauscher, the Washington caterer who
secured the contract for tho luncheon,
was In the city Sunday looking over the
ground It was said yesterday that $500
pieces Of silver will be used on the tables.
The caterer will bring fifty skilled wait
crs to Richmond with him.
The Council Committee In charge of all
arrangements met last night in executive
session again and gave out no statment
or the progress it has made, The com-
mittee will meet again Friday night.
The Committee on st. Johns Church
met and decided that It would not DO
proper to decorate the church, which
the President will visit while he is in tho
CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
THE PLATT SUIT.
Lady Suing the Senator Asked to
Be More Explicit.
(By AsSocIated PRESS, J

OMAHA. NEB., October ST. j. Ma
honey. conse for United States Senator
Thomas G.. Plat OF New York, and for
the United States Express Company, de-
PENDANTS in a civil suit recently brought
by Mac G. Wood for SET, 900, which she
alleged to be due her for services rem
dered, to-day filed answer to the petition.
The answer is made as a motion that
Miss Wood be required to give more de-
tailed information ms to the services she
rendered to the company. S .s
f, p. Fitzwilliams. local manager OF
the company, took the stand and testt-
fed that Senator Platt owned none Of
the express companys property in Oma-
ha. This was in reply to- a petition for
garnishment asked for against the Sena-
tor. The motion prays that Miss Wood
be required to explain In detail how she
secured information from the Postofticc
Department and how she secured modlfi-
cation Of Postmaster General Payne's an
nual report, with regard to the estimate
Of postal check system. thus Saving
ands Of dollars" a she alleged. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
'COND|1lON8G00D
|NNEW n |. |:. !. ]! 4 | J.
Only Seventeen New New Cases Yes
terday,# and Bit One
Death.
IN PENSACOLA I: I. !. AND NATc Ct; :; z
The Fcver'saaHold OIL Those.
80 q ii. III =. l. -
IN PENSAC0L.AaAN AND NATCHEz
The Fcvcr'saaHold OH Those.
Places Seems to Be Grow
ing Stronger.

(By Assoc inted Press

NEW OAAI1AI>o,G UctoDer V.-1he Of.
fcinl report TO 6 a.. NJ, Monday is as
follows:
total to date, AL new foci, 81 cases un-
der treatment 1877; cases discharged, o.
614.
The record Of H. new cases and one
death rs the loWest since July last. The
CONTINUED low record ana the anticipated
early approach of cold weather. caused
DIR. White to issue orders to his forces
to discontinue all general oillng and 9th
CT nntl-tnosduito work, all general block
fumigation, except In blocks already
, begun. There are exceptions TO this.
where there are still nests OF Infection
All ho,ise-to-hotse inspection Will he
discontinued after October Is. Only two
OF the now cases are above Canal Street.
a. case was taken or the British stcnm-
ship Etoninn, but 1T WAS contracted in
tho city, as the vessel had been here
since the 9TH Of September. The only
death in the city. occurred in Algiers.
VI A Physician Dead.
News reached the city Of Tic death
Of DR.. Charles M. Shancly at his home In
Barrataria, which Is IS miles from the
city Or. Sbaney discovered the Infection
ir his nclghborhood, and was placed IN
charge Of the work by the State board.
lie ssWHS stricken Win Tue 3h lcScI tt'out
three weeks ago and was treated at
the Emergency Hospital In the city and
discharged as cured, but against the adj
vice of Or, Jones he returned home
and resumed his charity work which had
been interrupted. He suffered q relapse
and died Monday morning ut O'clock
Passed Assistant Surgeon GIN Corrupt
will go to Patterson tomorrow TO look
over the situation, and It is very likely
,1e.,o ,1,, tr,f
work or cleaning up the infection there.
Reports from the country were
Patterson, . new cases; one death.
kcnncr. new cases: death.
Bayou Eatchez. suspicious case; l
death
Il sBarrataria, death. "A;
Amelia. new cases.
Z Gretna. / case; i death.
+ Wildwood. 2 new cases; 1 death. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
ANNEXATION IS
The SOLE ISSUE
East End Citizens Will Present
Perfectly Solid
Front.
QUESTION Will BE UP TO-DAY
Judge Garrett Will Pass Upon
the Case--Boundary Lines
May Be Contracted

AT q business meeting of tho East End
Improvement and Annexation League,
held at Thirty-fourth and p Streets last
night, committee Of three was appoint
ed to confer with Mr.. Charles V. Mere
dlth, attorney for those IN the territory
DESTROYS Of being annexed to Richmond.
with q view to contracting the lines for-
inerly drawn and anncxins just 50 nluch
OF llcnrico county as wanted to be o
part of the city.
Petitions and counter petitions had been
circulated and from the counter petl-
lions 1t was learned tnAt those III Iien-
rico county VINO were opposeu y, !, ,o siie
movement OF the Eastenders fOr aiincAa-
ton had gotten the names or many VINO
resided evon as Tar us Sevon. 4 zines ~
protest against the scncme. - was W
I set tho C,uzcns of the district al1ecLeo
right and to make the claim strong Pc
fore the court that tho committee was
appointed last night. Ss ti i1i 81 a I, \. y, -
Is MesSrs. Cowardilf. BOylc SH ana Z SMITH
were appointed by Vice-P President II, y.
Younglove, who presided over the meet
ing. Iney viii confer with Attorney Mere
dim and today when the matter i pnf
Judge Garrett presiding. the East p, End.
ers will present d formidable front. they
are anxious to become g part OF Kich-
Of 18th tho @t Office Holders and those living in
remote section of the county, they
will show to the court that there IS
crying demand for admission to Rich-
mond when the case Is heard;
Mr.. S. p. Cowardln. one, of the most
prominent among the workers for an
ilcxation,. had q map of the territory to
be annexed and this showed in true style
the territory that would be affected.
Among those who live within this ter
rltory or have property in the district.
city Council. Mr. Greggs will contribute
to the expenses Of the cnmpaign for an
nexation and will assist financially In
getting the territory In which he owns
property, Il part of Virgnia's capital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
KILLED SISTER.
Mother Returns to Find Little
Daughter Dead on Floor.
Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch

Especial 70 Tho Tlmes-DIspatch.)2 5i 'II
FREDERICKSBURG VA, October o.
Mrs. Lizzie Satterwhite left her four
children at homo Sunday afternoon while
she won't for a short visit. When she
returned she found her little daughter,
aged seven years, living dead on the floor
and the children gathere around. In
play her brother, aged ten years, had
s Stan killed. The Children arc ara too too
small to give clear accoun' OF the
i. S. Henshaw. OF Caroline. was here
Friday night and was arrested for dis
orderly conduct, At tho trial It was
noticed that his wrist was bloody, but
It was supposed that his arm was cut
by a piece Of glass. Sunday q physician.
bullet. Henshaw claims that an officer
of this city shot him and says he will
make claim for damages, TIe says
he has n witness to the shooting f:5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
Worse In Pensacola.

4 PENSACOLA. FLA. October 9.-The
following is the summary OF the yellow
fever situation. rs given tonight by the
State Board OF Health:
New cases, %; deaths, 4; total cases,
e75; total deaths. AZ; discharged. ia; UNI
der treatment. 123.
One death, that OF Mr.. Bowen, manager
OF the Southern Hotel. Is not Included
in the official reports. as he did not ex-
pire until Q O'clock after the official re-
port had been Tromulga ted.
The Increase In tho number OF cases
Ia due partly to the inspection made by
the Citizens Committee, who have vol
unteered their services and arc making
a house to house inspection each day.
Owing to weather conditions it is not es-
pectcd that the cases will decrease within
the next ten days, but rather Increase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
R. B. BRAUER, 208 N. 5 II St ST.
Rubbfl, stamps
Only Makers South B UCK'S
FL.E.YIBLE =, Best Maids II Nj
5uutbern stamp & 5tat'g CO..
PHONE 1895 lWELvE-Slx MAIN NJ n 81 81

rial viii take place the last OF this
month. Governor Montague Will prob
ably deliver the address.
Mr.. S. F.. Duke Is going on crutches 10
consequence or having injured his foot
Saturday In tho football game against ts
Richmond College,
After spending a week at Hot springs,
Va, Mr.. Carl Brandt has returned W W
Ashland. 4. /.
Mr.. Ross AlcNeal former student az
Randolph Macon College, mas peen spe ei,''
ing several days in Ashland,
Rev j, L, Patton conducted Shs SCI
,,,ces an sunday morning at st. Pnufs
f,hurch richmond, Va, Nh. Patton d
row on !, trip to Washington, n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
NEWS OF ASHLAND.
Institute for Bible study-Pe
sonals and Briefs. & z
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) t%
ASHLAND, VA, October "a num-
Der Of delegates from William and Mary
College, Richmond College, univer-
slty College Of Medicine. Medical College
OF Virginia, and neutrality-suspicious., are in
attendance hero upon the institute for
the study Of the Bible, which was in ses-
sion Sunday and to-day.
The opening exercises were commenced
here in tho Duncan Memorial chapel. Dr..
e. B. Stricker, of the Union Theoogi-
cal Seminary ut Richmond, Va, made
the opening address, His address was
OIL the subject Of the Holy Bible, and
was handled in most impressive man
ner.
Mr.. II. a. Brown. college secretary. Yir-
ginia Young Mems Christian Associa-
tlon, announced the object of tho inst-
5tute, which he said was to place the
Bible study movement on more scholar
Is basis. and that In the past twelve
months, over 10000 college students had
committed themselves to a daily study
OF the book.
AT the regular meeting of the Franklin
Literary Society OF the college Saturday
night, Mr.. w. II, Powell, Mr. p. !, Lead
better and Mr.. II. Y Lancaster delivered
special declarations The question de-
bated was "Resoved That All In
surance Companies Ought to be Under
Federal Control Messrs a. Nj. Jordan
and IT,. cs.s Sawyer spoke on the affirma-
tive, and Messrs. L, G.. Crutchfield ana
w. d. ELLIS spoke on the negative. The
judges decided in favor OF the mega
tive.
Mr. u. "A, Evans, the Weather Bureau
director Of Virginia. who lives here, IS
off for several days fishing trip at
Acquia Creek. Va, on the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
He will be Joined there by Major Iona
and Mr.. George Evans. Of Washington
and Mr.. Raymond Hulfsh of CharlotNs-
Vile, Va,
Mr.. 8. S. Hepburn loft this morning for
his country home, shepherds Delight
II. Kent county, Md.
Mrs C. c. Bridges has been absent
scme days, having taken her daughter
Airline, to school near Washington, p. q
Mrs. S. S. Hepburn Is visiting her
daughter in Gloucester county, va. ana
will be- absent about two weeks
MIS-, j. p, Kennedy, OF Richmond, was
n guest at Henry Clay Inn on saturday.
Mr., Marshall Vaughan OF Rlchmopd,
is visitor at 'Passadena, tlie country
homo of MIS-. T. n, Vaughan, Et
Mr., Carl Blackwell. who IS studying
medicine IN Richmond, visited Dr., Back
well Sunday.
Mrs. Deshalmot who has been making
her home in Ashland for some time, Will
leave soon for Germany, taking heratwo
adopted children With her
Ceremonies incident to the laying of the
conversions OF the new Branch Memo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
THOSE WHO WILL BE IN St
THE ROOSEVELT PARTY
nv Assr,t,iate,l Prcss

4 (ByI Assoc1ated Press) --
b RALEIGH. n. CT Oct. "a letter to-
day from Secretary Loeb 10 the State
Enr nnah1rities says that In the party
Raleigh on October 10Th and on his South
ern trip will be Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
and maid. Secretary Loeb. Surgeon Cen
fernl Rxey. Messrs. H. c. Iatta, John L.
N1cGrew. John Mcllhenny,Joh L. Green
way. l., S. Brown, representatives Of
three press associations one photogra-
pher. two secret service men and two
messengers. Mrs Roosevelt will accom-
pany the party as far as Atlanta. and
Governor r. b. Glenn, of North Carolina,
will be with the party In this State. i5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
4 GAYNOR AND GREENE.
In Savannah and Get Their Meals
From a Hotel.
nv Associated Press.)

SAVANNAH. GA Oct. 9.--John +. Gay
nor and p. y. Greene. the men VINO
from Canada for 80 many years.. ar
rived here at 6 O'Clock this morning. Their
wives, who had preceded them to Sc, Sa.
prisoners were at once taken to jail
,by United States Marshal White. who
had gone to Montreal for them. ac-
Messrs Garrard and Mcldrim have been
engaged 10 represent the defendants. The
latter spent some time with his clients,
to-day IN JAIL mnny called fs,x 70 see see
United
h Arrangements have been made to sup
ply the two men with meal from
hotel.
Mrs. Gaynor and Mrs. Greene were
with. their husbands for an hour this
morning at the jail. John i. Gaynor,
lJr., was also q visitor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
SONS OF VETERANS MEET.
Decided to Attend the Reunion
at Petersburg in IA BODY.

5Ista a. - lSSSA SOoA NAlAE[e q OOoy '5H+s'
Tho r. Z. Lee Camp, Sons OF Conred-
ular monthly meeting. There was quite
u large attendance, and much enthusiasm
was manifested bytal present.
The camp was addressed by Captain
Storrs, Of he Pickett Camp, who sug-
gested that tho camp Of sons appoint a
Lee and Pickett Camps and Daughters
on the advisability OF holding several
entertainments during the winter The
suggestion was we'll received by the sons
and Captain was heartily thanked by
Commander Southland for his address.
Leslie Spence and John 3. Lightfoot and
( ]. "A. ). Landstreet. Additions We're made
to the camp by the election o f Messrs.
John Lightfoot Brooks and Phillip Howard
Brooks f5s j3{55't
The report of Mrs. ~. 3, Thon,masson,
which was unanimously adopted, included
the changing of the name to The United
Camp Of Sons OF Confederate Veterans.
The camp under the comand of Conn
rnde wv. Ross Southland, is prospering,
ure to the annual reunion in Petersburg.
which they wi.l attend in "a body.
The following sons were elected dele
gates to the annual reunion. to be held In
Petersburg commencing October 25th. and
ending on the 9th: ~ 5i5
Spence, T.. B. Thomasson, p. P. Cox, r.
NJ. Glinn, T. +. Renhle. 85
Delegates to United Sons Reunion arc
Messrs.' II. Fl. Courtney. Albert Sydney.
johnson, j. Singleton Walker, w. r.
Maldron, John B. Llgrtfoot Jr., DR.. 7. 81
street, Dr. Stewart Mcclure, James II.
Shepherd, j. Z. Patteson, Roy s. Jones.
w. Crunlp Tucker, r. Carter Scott, T.. c..
Perkins. and v. c. Blackburn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
POLICE. RESTORE ORDER
IN STREETS OF. MOSCOW
.(By@Associated Press. J

II MOSCOW. October 9.-Complete order
has been restored In the streets by the
police and military patrols, reinforced
by Il regiment OF dragons from Tver.
Work was resumed to-day in some sec
ttions of III city. but the strike continue
elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
MISS ROOSEVELT is GIVEN
GREAT RECEPTION AT NIKKO
.lRY Associated Prass.l

TOXIC, October 0,-Nllss Alice Roose-
Welt was given an enthusiastic reception
ct Mike Nearly all Of the prominent
ton to receive her. During the journey
she received greetings of welcome at the
principal stations, At Utsunomiyo she
from the Ladies' Patriotic League, who
presented flowers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
HORSES FOR PRESIDENT
INSTEAD OF AN AUTO
GRu A ccncia tod PreSS. !

JACKSONVILLE. LA, October 9.-Sec-.
rotary Loeb has approved the programme
for President Rooseyelts entertainment
the committee meet the President at
the railroad station here instead of at
the State line and that the Presiden;
will prefer a landau with two gentle
horses to an automobile for his ride
through the city. The Saint Augustine
committee Is requested to meet tho
President at the station In that city,