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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-04
Mr. McLeod's Address.

MI MCLGOU7 SAID.
That forestry is practicable where
there are large holdings of timber,
either by private ownership or by the
Government, is unquestioned by all who
have given the matter careful thought
Lumbermen who have studied the tim
Der situation realize that in the future
as IN the past, the largest returns are
not TO be obtained from their manufac-
turing plants. The largest fortunes
that have been made in the business
have been acquired by the owners OF
large bodies of timberlands. In the
sequence OF events this result must con-
tinue .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
CHESAPEAKE AND
Ohio Statement.
President Stevens Gives Interest
ing Summary Of Years
Business.
NOT A PASSENGER KILLED (. !. E:
- - 49, III. @
An Arlny8of Employ interest.
ing Notes Of Other
Roads. !.Y
NOT a PASSENGER KILLED |.

The following letter, received from.
President Stevens. OF the Chesapeake anJ5
Ohio Railway Company, is OF Interest,":
Editor or The Times Dispatch:
My Dear Sir,-l enclose herewith SONS
Interesting information concerning the
performance Of the Chesap md Ohio Z
during the year ending June y, 1875
which shows that it$is about as safe to y
travel on tia road az In a motor car.
Yours very truly. X. s:s
5.. GEO. ". d STEVENS.
cHEsAPEAKE q OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY, YEAR ENDING
JUNE 70, 1905. ",
Number of employees. q ~
5Avera &c nun Der employees 9s IN w IL,
train service o.Vo-E
Number Of employees killed in
train accidents b355s
Number OF miles run iins.- 10, 2iI,ls0
Tons OF revenue fre,s .Iicd :. 49, ot, 81
Z Revenue passengers 9. ~, V3J
Number OF passenger ..llied IN ts5 5&
f}t train accidents t ~
Constructing Plers.
The Tidewater Railway has let con x;
tracts for the constructor. ct piers Tor
double track bridges over the Southern
and Eastern branches OF the Elizabeth
R ssna, q, S s9aphsn V s. ElkIns
Virginia.. chairman of&thc Senate 70 ms
nn.ttcc on Interstate Commerce, has Is
sued a call TO members Of the commit
tee 10 meet In Washington on November
18th. TO frame u bill providing Tor rail-
road rate supervision and regulation by
The government. to be introduced at the
coming session OF Congress-. &, 3f5.
The report OF the Nashville. Chatta'5..
tnooga and st. Louis shows that the earn
ings forIthe year were $lO,ll3.056. The to-
tai operating expenses were sI,N2. so, (
leaving net earnings from traffic - go,
1905. !, IS
,1 The La ka wanna Railroad will open Its
new ferry terminal at West Twenty.
third Street New York, on September
! Goth.
E The orders given by the railroads for
rails during the present year aggregate
about 81 2, 300, 900 tons, including the 5000
tons bought by the Pennsylvania for Oc-
I tober. and November delivery. III Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25

good though evil be present. with God
on your side. you have majority. IL
is a universal law that perfection comes
through struggle. and there can DO no
I'll 10lesh.-A brave general was once
No Friend to Grace.
II. The world Is mo friend TO grace TO-
help you on to Ciodl The only thing
Christ received from 1t was n crown Of
thorns and a bloody cross. When, 5Ile,s
at whose approach angels Of glory threw
open The gates OF heaven TO let Film in,
knocked at the door OF the world for a
nights lodging. was refused. He said ::
"rhe foxes have holes, the birds of the
air have nests. but the SON of Man
hath not where to lay Els head We
have asked the world fosf bread, and It
has given us a stone. We have asked
for fish. and 1t gave us a serpent There
are SO many things to detract us from
the right that when we will to do good
we are met with resisting forces OF evil
There 5ape SO many cess-pools. with5tbeir
horrld rnasnas stenching In our nostrils
with every breath we draw, n and so
many canker-worms Of corruption gnaw-
ling at the tap-roo tHtof our corporate
Christianity that to do right and live.
right amid them all is no easy Thing.
There are ten thousand pitfalls that the
world has set for u.s. and, alas!# how
many are falling into them u With every
pulpit In our city to-day laundering the
laws of. Sinai and pointing to Calvary
rocking with blood, Will not keep the
heads of some Of our citizens above the
foamlng pillows of corruption his yweck.E
There are more stores oren to-day and
doing business In our capital city than.
there are churches open, and mo doubt
there twill be more money handed over
counters than placed In collection bas-
kets. i could point you to al least three
stores not more than a stones throw
from my home. into and out OF which
people go at all hours of the Sabbath
day and night. The world has cast It's
eyes Of censure upon the church and con-s
demned her for not icing holier than
she Is but 1t Is a surprise to. mo that
1.-THE church Is anol more corrupt than 1t
| is. Apart from the grace of God titiwould
| have been SO long ago. "
| I'll. Flash--A brave general wns once
addressing his soldiers before entering
the fight Seated In hn saddle, he
pointed to the enemy. and said: There
| are the enemy; II you don't kill + them,
they will kill YOU With greater en-
phasis we may say of ourselves: II we
don't kill self. self viii kill $us. IL our.
prayers don'tSstop our sins. our sins will
stop our prayers,
81 see the right, and ] approve It, too
I"'Condemn the. wrong. and yet the
wrong pursue
III. The Dcvil.-7,Nnpoleon Bonapartc
| said OF the Scotch Greys at tho battle Of
I, Waterloo: How terrible nre tho Grcys'
So we say of Satan. There Is no asylum
In all the universe from which to hide
from him save the den Of the cross
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Z SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY,
Most Interesting Exercises
Third Christian Church

The rally of the Third Christian sun
day school and church on vest erday was
an event long to be remembered The
lecture room and auditorium were deor
GRATED With flowers. and BY the tlma the
exercises began nearly half the school
was Present. When the roll of the classes
was called, fully three hundred respond
ed. Only two tea cheers were absent and
no officers. ,,5..s "a. III ri N IT
Tho superintendent madea short intro
ductory address, followed by tho inyoca-
ton by the pastor. a portion of the
perintendnnt. o, B. Slaughter Tho church
choir rendered an excellent musical Sc
lection. Fl II Is i4}, $ igs II N
Tho roll-call followed. and the superin-
tendcnt presented the Hon. John Lamb,
who spoke to the achers and scholars
ner He Congratulated the school upon,
the excellent order prevailing through
out he exercises. Hespoke Of the endur-
Ing effects of the work being done by the
Sunday schools Of tho country, and urged
tho teachers to be careful porseyering
and faithful In teaching and example. lie
learned to tho physical as we'll ne the
moral welfare OF the pupils, YOUNG and
III The speech showed Mr.. Lambs wide
8cxperiehce In Sunday school, WORK ana
u,,Oounded interest therein, +,
ship Of tho school was present, The
music was inspiring, and ne DAY was an
The The church & services which followed
we're none the less inspiring. !, q larse
audience, profound interest excelent scr.
mon, everything Showed renewea rii'tea pgI
nated enthusiasm for tho fall and winter
y.Sr NJ atl q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
HIT HIM A HARD ONE.
Officer Krengel Had to Use Stick
On Canadian Vigorously.

Louis Lamonte who incoherently says
that his home is in Canada, Twas ar.
rested last night BY Officer Krengel and
landed behind the bars at the Second
Station after hard fight, in which the
officer came out best. j Nc
Officer krcngel noticed the man acting
in a suspicious manner on Broad Street
and was inqulring about his business.
when Lamonte began to swear, He was
at once arrested and the march to head
quarters at Sixth and Marshall Street,
began. After going about half the way.
the man suddenly stopped and threw
something away. Later he pitched half
officer to pick It up for him. Mr.. krengel
couldn't be caught with this trick and
made the man pick UP the COIN, Failing
to catch the officer Off his guard by this
ruse Lamonre began to resist and sud
denly kicked Mr.. krengel on the shins
In return he received a stiff rap on the
head from the officers club The man
continued to fight and another blow was
necessary before he could be subdued.
DR. Pitt took three stitches in the man
head At the police station he pretend
ed to be crazy. Some Of the officers are
inclined to the belief that the man is
a professional crook, and Is working a
little game after being defeated by the
clever policeman, fH.5+ 4. .Hlsti4, Ea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
RICHMONDERS ATTEND.
Mr.. A. Bargamin Honored By As
ISOLATION of Cemetery Supts.

Mr.. A. Bargam!n returned last night
from Washington. D. c.. where, with
Mr. John r. Hooper, ms president and
superintendent of Hollywood Cemetery,
they have been In attendance at the
American Association OF Cemetery Super
tntendents. Mr.. Hooper has been An.
active member OF the association for a
NUMBER OF years. and has been on the
executive committee for the past year.
Mr., Bargamin. who attended the conven-
ton for the first time, was honorcd by
the association as only few have been
by being elected an honorary member.
The sessions OF the convention were very
interesting and profitable to the mem
bers, and the superntendents will no
doubt take home with them many new
,deas in cemetery management that will
have telling effect in due time.
Mr. @ T.. Carter, of "Oakwoods" Gene
terry. Chicago was elected president for
The ensuing year, the retiring president
being J. II. Morton, CITY Cemeteries, y
Boston. Mass.
Mr. Bellett Lawson, "Paxtang" Gene
terry, Paxtnng, Pa, was reelected sec
Tetary-treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
DEAMON OF UNREST,
Rev. E, w. Stone Discusses a
Timely Subject.

At the Emmanuel Baptist church, tn"
pastor Rev, r.. w. Stone, spoke last
night on The Demon OF Unrest" His
sermon was based on Il suggestion from
the parable of tho "l'rodlgal Son."
What WAS y, the preacher asked, that
started this youth upon n career that
ended so disnstrously? There Is no hint
that at first he was wicked or vicious.
He dad not 60 into far country to Oh
cape the consequences OF his evil deeds,
For ought we know TO the contrary, he
lived n clean and honorable life. mud
yet he launched upon course that lcf
to prohgacy, wickedness and ruin. what
force melted him to IN 1t was the de-
mon Of unrest In his bosom, He became
dissatisfied with home. His brain wns
set on fire BY the rumors that reached
him Of the world beyond, lie must go
out and see It, The devil got him to
rebel against the normal conditions of
home life and to feel that these were
unsuitable to his growing manhood, and
awakened ambitions. And when he has
gotten n man dissatisfied with these he
has captured one of the gates to the
strong mans castle, When he has got
ten him to feel that righteousness is a
bore and the moral life an ipspld thing,
he has taken the tower.
on every hand this demon Is at work
to-day. Men want to- 20 behind the cur
tains. They want TO see what the world
Ia like They desire to taste It's pleas.
ures, Experienced and wise people Say
they had better not. Where Ignorance
| Is bliss tbs folly To We wsc.o But dis
| content drives them en-. They must
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
MASON AND MASON.
Fritz and snitz On the Bijou
Boards This Week Hansford.

Mason and Mason, in their new version
y OF the big musical comedy, Fritz and
Snitz," which Is in its second successful
scasoa will appear at the Bijou all this
week Notwithstanding that TINS Is one
OF the most expensive productions OF It's
kind, it being produced Win cast OF
phenomenal rs the mere announcement
* of these well-known stars seem TO- draw
packed houses at every performance:
MANY pleasing musical numbers are SAID
10 have been added. and an entirely new
scenic oiitfit and beautiful costumes are
said TO have teen provided.N thus giving
these stars a vehicle of the highest or
AIessrs. Broadhurst md Currie The
chorus is reputcd to be composed Of
graceful and beautiful girls.
Hanford This Week.
The coming engagement Of Charles B,
Hanford Is being anticipated by the the
atre-goers OF this city as an event of ex-
ceptional interest, as Indeed, the appear
ford s name stands to-day as the synonym
tof dramatic. art in its highest type. He
is par excellence one OF the greatest eX-
ponents of the legitimate drama on the
American stage of the present genera
ton. In addition TO Mr.. Hanford's en-
dowments through nature and education,
his long association on the stage WIN
such distinguished artists as Booth, Bar
rett keene and Modjeska, has given him
exceptional opportunities to become the
student that he Is.
He will be seen as Shylock in The Mer-
chant of yeNce at the Academy Thurs
day night.' =.
Babes in Toyland.
Hamlin and Mitchell will present their
Toyland" at the Academy next Friday
and Saturday. This musical attraction.
whose equipment Is without parallel In
point Of people. scenery. costumes, prop.
critics and effects. and is easily allowed
to be the largest organization ever de-
voted TO musical comedy and in the par
lance of the theatrical world Is considered
and with an actual Expense that would be
regarded as big days business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
TRAINING SCHOOL,.
Sunday School Workers Will Be

A training school has been arranged
by and will be held under the auspices
of the Baptist Sunday School Associa-
tion of Richmond and Manchester OCTOBER
2d-1Sth, inclusive. -,
The session of tho training school will
be held int the parlors Of the First Bap-
list Church. If the parlor proves made,
qunte, the basement of the church VIII
be used. Beginning Monday night, OG-
day; except Sunday-two In the after.
noon from 4. 80 to Q and two at night
strom S:l5 to $3.50. The work VIII close
Friday, October 18th. The night ser.
vices will be preceded by devot'ohai
service Of fifteen minutes.
The opening exercises will begin Mon
day. October Cd, at s p. NJ, when there
will be a, short address by Rev; NJ. Ashby
Jones, D. D., pastor of.Leigh Street l3ap-
Of the Baptist Sunday School Assoca-
ton, will also make short address, ;;
Announcements concerning the work Will
be made, and those who wish to enroll
will be given nj, opportunity to do SO.
The programme is RS follows:
4 1880 P. NJ beginning Tuesday October
sd--D Sunday school teaching for teach
ers, conducted by Rev. B. ". Spllman.
field secretary Of the Sunday School
Board of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton. (2) Primary work for primary
5:15 F. Mo Life of Jesus, conducted
by Rev. Z. Y. Baldx, D. D., Bainbridge
Street Church. Manchester.
Z r.. M.-D A fifteen minutes deVo-
.tional service, led by various brethren.
S:15S p. Mo- Sunday school manage
ment for officers. conducted by Rev. w.
C. Barrett. OF Durham, n. c..
4 $50 P. Mold Testament history, con-
Quoted by Rev. B. ". Spilman.
Y Ccrtificates-The diploma of the Sunday
school Board OF the Southern Baptist Con-
yentIon will be given TO all who: Sal
Attend all the lessons on either the Old
Testament or the New Testament studies,
and either the management or aching
or primary lessons, and who Oh write
out the work and have it passed on by
the teacher of the lessons. No written
examinations from memory will be re-
,,,,t /. I'll. s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
VICTORY AMID STRIFE.
Pastor Thomas Discusses Pres
cnce Of Evil in Good Intentions.

From the text when would do good,
ovu is present" Pastor j. il. Thomas,
of the Laurel street M. =. Church
preached an interesting and helpful SER
mon yesterday morning. He SAID ~
part: ~
"Emerson has said that the universe,
Is bisected wih an inevitable duallsnh'
This dualism Is manifest everywhere
Tho seasons oppose each other, In Ito
ocean the tide Gibbs and flows. In cleo
tricty we have positive and NEGATIVE
poles, Everything In the universe mas
It's counterpart, This world Is held IN
polse by tho balance Of opposltes me
kite rises only By the resistance OF tho
wind. Fish feed by swimming asalns.
the lido All great men have come up
through the furnace of resisting forces.
and have washed their robes and made
them white In the foamng waves or an
ocean Of nntagonlsm. Kingly manhood
IS horn in toll aud struggle, and invests
Itself with glory and honor In contest
with opposing forces The flower IS more
fragrant when bruised. The pearl is born
in agony OF tho oyster, The night brings
out the stars and mostens the earth With
falling dews, Liberty Is purchased rs
the blood OF u thousand bnt leflelds. %
temple OF enlighttnmcnt IL cement cd VIII
the blood OF the worlds best and brnYest
men In order that Christ might OBTAIN
the crown, He was stepped In tears ana
drenchcd in blood. ! am not prepared,
however, TO accept the theological dogma
OF some that IN order to besa saint you
must first be n devil Away with such
teaching; II IN u deluson Of tho depli
1t win mother hold water nor bear WASH
Ing What l want IL to express, ana,
II possible. Ia Impress an eNerlaS'l'lg
fact that God Almighty ran prlnH goo1
f,ui 80 L.r. thn. SVl Is TO QU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
FALL OPENING.
Second Baptist Sunday School
Ready for Autumn. &.

rho Sunday school Of the Second Hap 4
ltist church had its "fall opening yester-
dny morning, and the exercises were very
largely attended, there being present
nearly a full roll OF scholars. Very many
new scholars for enrolment and two
hundred or moro Visitors,
rrhe nopening'' day Is the beginning OF
INA regular fall work, and was yesterday
somewhat in the nature Of welcomin.
service to the students Of the educational
institutions OF tho city. many OF whom
have become members Of this sundas
school. ~,
the regular quarterly review q .tllvr
Vice consisted OF splendid music, PrayeS n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
NEW TREASURES.
Number of Volumes Received BY
State Library During Week.

Following is a list Of the books received at
the Virginia Stale Library during the week
from September 10 TO 49,
gibIica!, Theological and Ecclesiastical ely
olopaedis, AcClntico and Strong, u volumes,
1886
Church Periodical Club, 81. james Long
Island. Presentation OF three Travelling Libra
r!es through Mrs. II vs., Heboui.,
Engishinan'E Greek concoriance. The Greek
English and English-Greek. Harper and Bro
Charles Kos,ler The Monroe Doctrine. A
complete history, 1893.
n New York state Library, Comparative l.es-
islaiion. Covering period from 1853 10 1893 IN
twenty pamphlets.
: Reuben Gold rhwaitf's Early Western Tray
els, l7iS,lsis, XIX. Ogden, Bullock, Gregg.
1876,
United States Department Commerce and
abor. Tide tables for the year 1905,
Carnegie In<titution. Washington. D. Q.
Hspou on the diplomatic archives OF the De-
!, barLnsnt Of STATE. iIss-is9 Presented w M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
MEMS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHislD|:|E !
Republicans Are Active-P,il-
liam 10 Make Good
Run. F
ATTEND 0'FERRALL's FUNERAL I
Many Manchester People Come me
to Richlnondsto Honor Former
Governors Memory.
Manchester Bureau, Times. D lpaa, on H.

,.,,n,ostcr Bureau, Times. Dlspat on,
H''S.f NJ No, 11O2 Hui Street.
Following the convention helu IN VIZ
Tender Hall last week, when INC w.
rnhl,cnns named candidate TO oppose
A. ,yiuis G. Puliam, Democratic nolni-
,ee for Tho House Of Delegates from .'c
district composed of Manchester, Ches-
tcrfcld and Fhwhatan, the leaaers -
+he Republican party in the city are
corning an organization that VIII make
a. hard fight for the seat IN me iowei
hinnch Of the legislature. Ihey ure
claiming Powhatan county py al easy
minority, and are banking on carrSifls
q chesterfield with enough votes 10 oyer
balance the vote given Mr.. Pulllam III
Manchester. n, s
nit the Democrats Of the city ana
30 the Two counties have no fear OF the
1csnlt. Mr.. Pulliam will leave Manches-
ter with majority that VIII oVer-
balance any small vote the hepuplicahs
nav get in the counties, and VIII repre-
sent this district in the next A1es'sis'-
ture.
Attending the Funeral.
MANY citizens of Manchester attended
the funeral services of the remains Vi
OK. G Governor Charles I. O'Ferrall yester,
day afternoon. Extra cars were liaceu
M both the Hull Street Tine and the
Perry street line to accommodate the
Y crowds. .
Between 6 and I o clock yesterday after
noon every car was crowded TO Its full
capacity bringing the people from Rich
1nond.
Personals and Briefs.
Misses Lille and Cora 11innant, OF NO..
2Oe West Fourteenth Street have re-
4 turned from. a trip to Philadelphia, Bal
tlmore and Washingto on.
Miss Lille Hooks, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city, has returned
10 her home in Fremont. ~ G.
Rev. j. A. Sullivan, new pastor or Oak
Grove Baptist Church, preached TO two
large congregations yesterday. This
church is now out of debt and In q flour
ishing condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Two Charters Grantad.

The State Corporation Commission has
granted two charters as follows The Co.
operative Orange Growers Association Of
Florida, Inc. Principal office. Norfolk, Va.
Ircorporators: T. s. Lawrence. president; In
man H, Payne. vce-president; T. x, l!rlsl
secretary; d. NJ. hgey, treasurer all OF Nor
folk. Capital stock: Maximum. $4,000: mini
num- $1,000, Objects and purposes: TO hold
real estate build houses, 10 act as Insurance
agents, ETC
The coeburn Grocery Company. Inc prnc-
pal office Coeburn, Va. Incorporators: j. u,
Clay, r., president; J. r. carlco. vioe-presi-
ali Of Coehurn, Va. Capital stock: Maximum.
$4,000; minimum, $1,000. Objects ana purposes:
TO buy and sell merchandise at wholesale or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Were Welded in Berlin.

The Richmond friends OF Mr. G., A. Haus-
mann. OF Potsdnm, Germany. who for several
years MAS connected with the hrm Of Carl
viii be pleased to hear that Nh Hausinann
on the 10Th Of September, this year, VIII be
married to Miss Elsa Won Motta,i. OF Berlin,
During the short stay of Mr.. Ha,smann in
this city he not only mtlae many friends In the
German colony, but also with every one else
the pleasure to get acquainted with this
splendid, congenlal and energetic young gen
tleman, will at this occasion tender him and
his bride their most heartfelt wishes for
future happiness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
lin Goodies Sister Arrested,

Annie Goode, sister OF James loyur.
who wes hanged for the murdet OF OH
Ger Shnberscr, was arrested last night
upon warrant charging her with stall
Ing from the person OF Saran Grammar,
another negro woman, the sum Of IS.
Annie Is we!l-known character IN Tie
police She has been arrested 4cly often
since the date upon which he'll blolher
MAS hanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
HELD UP WHITE MAN.
Now the Darkey is in the Tolls,
With Trouble Ahead.

Joe Martin, a negro about rs years OF
age, was arrested last night by County
PolicemanA. J. Moughan, upon a charge
of highway robbery. The negro Is al
legged TO have held UP white man at
OF six dollars. The robbery occurred
in Varina District, and the officers are
confident that they have enough evi-
case.
The negro declined to make any state
ment regarding his arrest. further than
10 say that he was innocent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
".T,vric' Succeeds "Putts,"

Mr., Abraham Smith, Of Norfolk. k 81 WI
1s,,tnnms variety. theatre, and after max
Gent nnusemens house under the na M
81 fb j. T - iyf be opened tic season on
the night Of October "a, is8a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
An Advance Glass for Girls,

b An interesting new feature in the school
OF Misses Scott. Talcott and Coleman, is
a to be an advanced class for girls between
the ages of ten and twelve under Tue.
exclusive charge Of Miss Coleman, The
nature work SO prominent In this school
last year will@be specialized in this Gig ss,
the ample grounds and freGuen y ieHto cur.
sons into the country affordlng unusual
facilities for observation and experiment