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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

the confederate plckets. snd a sharp
fight ensued. which lasted until about
six O'Clock. when Woods trisade Grove
Powell back. when be was REINFORCED
by four companies OF the sixteenth
Wisconsin that had been On picket near
by, and by five coInpac les OF the Twen-
ty-frst Misso. ri. under Col. David
Moore. who a. once tcck command
and sent back e. camp FOR the bal
anoe of his resi asnt. Capt. SAVE.
Of the SiSteealh Wisconsin. was
killed at the FIRST IRE. and Col
Moore was sooa AFTER SO se-erelv
wounded in The les that 81 was ampu-
tated. Alter his recovsry Pc procured
a wooden leg. retcrrod 20 tse field and
fought with distinction to The end OF
the war. The loss of the sixteenth
Wisconsin was amorg tAc heaviest OF
the troops engaged Icing 2.S killed
and wounded The Eichfgerth Wis
consin. Col J. :. Allan. k'ied during
the battle. was also In Preatiss d.
vision p the Second brizate. com
manded by Col. Madison Miller OF the
Eighteenth Missouri 10 fought from
eight a. M. on Sunday until $50 u m
It's last stand was with what was left
Of Prentiss' division az the Hornets
Nest When surrounded and out OF
ammunition IL was compelled 10 sur
render. The loss OF the regiment as
reported was l03 killed and wounded
In Prentiss division was the Figh-
tenth. Twenty Twentv-third and
1wenty-ffth Missouri The Eighteenth
was commanded 10y Lieut.. Col. l. Y
Pratt. the Tweuty-frSt by Lieut.. Col
r. NJ. Woodward. after Col Moore was
wounded. the Twontv-th'rd by Col J.
T. Tindaii. who was wounded. then bv
Lieut.. Col K. +. Van Horn. IL VII
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08
COMPANIONSHlP.
1t Is the Deepest Need Of Any Indi-
vidual Life and One in Which
God Must Be Considered.

The deepest need OF any Individual
life Is the neeo OF companionship." Who
can say IL is not 50? Think what IL
means to each one. and how like flute
note in the night is the old definition:
"CompaniOnship. fellowship. assocla-
ton CompaDiOuship with God is &C
cepting Him a. a personal Saviour. de-
pend9nce upon God means association
with God, this is lies supreme oppor-
tunity and noblest hope. says Francis
Wiley Kelsey. in Christian Work. IL
Will strengthen our hold upon spirit
ual life. showing us how We are 10 work
and act in the direction that We pray;
purifying our impulses. fnoing US ODE
dent to Divine will This is true rcIi-
gion and the effect OF fellowship with
God. Such compaIiCuship will
strengthen all the fondLess OF human az
fections, not allowing them TO be mere
tents OF nient. Tor religion il friend
ship. the oiNinest fellowship with man.
and every human re.a;ion truly fui-
hlled throws CrCc; liIlt on tie Dl-
vine relation"
IL Is Whittier who says:
%. brother man! fold 10 thy heart thy
brother:
Where ply c~e.is Tie peace Of Coo is
there.
To ~orsLip riShtis IL 20 love each other.
Each smile a hy MT, each kindly word a
prayer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

Il say, daddy began little Tommy.
what"
"Askyou mother" answered the tired
father
Well. hut il isn't silly question
want 20 ASK you"
All right wearily. What is it?"
Well. II the end OF the world was 70
come, and the earth was destroyed while
man was up IN a balloon. where would
he land when he came down?'-Tit-
Bits
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

fhus he seen that the troops from wis
consiu were under the command az Of
hcers from Missouri The men from
the two states fought side by side
through those terrible two DAYS wher.
more than 10 600 men were KILLED or
wounded
This monument could have been an
propriate!y erected by Wisconsin and
Missouri cotoiruy. Illinois. lowa
Ohio irciaos and other states hsve
numerous monuments IN this historic
ground hut not stone marks the spot
where men FROM Missouri fought and
Sled
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08
HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Including Medical, Dental and Phar
maceutic Colleges IncOrpora-
ted 1867.

Thirty eighth session will begin
Oct 2nd., 1905, and continue eight
months. Students matriculated for
day instruction only.
Four-years' Graded Course in Med
icine.
Three-years' Graded Course in
Dental Surgery.
Three-years' Graded Course in
Pharmacy.
instruction is given by Didactic
Lectures, Quizzes. Clinics and Prac-
teal Laboratory Demonstrations.
Well equipped laboratories in all de
partments. Unexcelled hospital IA
cilities. All Students must register
before Oct. IL. 1905. For further
information or catalogue, apply to,
F. j. SHADD. A. NJ. NJ. D.,
Secretary.
SOl r. st. n. w. Washington, ID. C..
1905. 12t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08
BE PATIENT WITH THE LIVING

Sweet friend. when thou and are zone
Beyond earth's weary labor
When small shall be our need OF grace
From comrade or from neiehbor.
Passed all the strife tte toll. the care.
And rose with al the sighting
What tender truth SHAH We have gai.ed.
Alas by simply dying?
Then lips too chary OF tns praise
VIII tell our merits over.
And eyes too swift our faults 70 see
shall no defect discover.
Then hands that would not lift "a stone
When stones We're ttlck TO cumber
our steep hill path. vii scatter flowers
Above our pi.ioNvea s.umber
It's easy 20 he gentle when
Death silence shames our Ciamor.
Ana easy 10 discern TIE best
Through mcmoTy's my sic giamor:
But wise 20 We're for thee ard me
Ere love Is past forEiviug.
To take the tender lesson home
BE patient with the living
Good Cheer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08
From Exnerience

Russian Duke had 10 leave Russia.
You don't know how you feel when
thousands of people wait the chance To
hit you with something.
Corresponcent.-Ch yes. do. / used
TO be baseball umpire in America
Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08
The Parting Shot

Miss Million Dof uncertain age)-The
only thing Ea, Worries me is the we'd
ding tour Wal be perfectly horrible
20 have people know
Miss ~ s,ou. (viciOusly)- don't
worry. Theyn think you're his mo-
er.-Tit-Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

When burdens are heavy and many
hearts bowed down We need our truest
friendship with man and In ministering
10 eaeh other like him who came not to
be mlnistered 20. but TO minister" We
gain, for the sweetest blessings OF life
are wrapped up in the unboueht minis
tries Of friendship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

port Of Gen. Franklin's report Of bat
ties before Fredericksburg in Deem
Der lS63.-W Washington Star
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

Furnished House For Rent.
Furnished house for rent from
500 up.
w. J.. PAGE,
Real Estate Agent.
Atlantic City. N. ].
] Mo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-08

manded by Col. Everett Peabody, of
the Twenty-fifth Missouri. who was
killed during the battle Of the first day.
Three companies Of the Twenty-fifth
Missouri. under Maj. Powell were sent
out at three O'Clock 10 reconhoiter. and
~ z;SS on Sults' = rIirg hey struck
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
STREAM OVER CITY HALL
With Fill Pressure Engine Sends

# The appea rance. equipment and work
Of the Richmond Fire Department in the
annual Inspection held yesterday after
noon were highly complmented by. the
Board OF Fire Commissioners and citizens
generally.
Every engine, truck and wagon was
found in excellent condition and the ex-!
ceptionally fine horses Of the depart
ment were favoraby commented upon.
A crowd of not less than five thousand
people eagerly watched the inspection
while all along Broad Street the side
walks we're lined with specta tors who
enjoyed the parade
Stream Over City Hall.
After inspection was over engine. No.
8 gave an exhibition, throwing a stream
OF water fully thirty feet over the clock
tower Of the City Hail.
At first trial when the steam pressure
was low. the best that could be done
was far. below the top OF the tower and
there were skeptics who cried out that
the top would never be reached. Presi-
dent Frischkorn, Of the Fire Board, who
was standing near the new engine, grew
large with wrath, and with fine contempt
said: 1--WE give a hat to every man in
this crowd II tho stream don't 80 twenty
feet over the tower.
President Frischkorn knew what he
was talking about, for within five min
utes the crowd was yelling wildly as the
stream played like a great fountain high
over the weather vane that capped tho
clock tower. Five thousand heads that
might have worn now hats arc fororn
and President Frischkorn was saved from
an expenditure In hats Of $25. .000.N #
An Alana Broke In Z
Chief Fuller had his various corlpn-
nies we'll under way by o clock, and at
$3.50 every engine. wagon and truck was
in its place at Third and Broad Streets.
gt fcontin,1ed on Seyenth Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
MRS, ALMONDS DYING
]. AS RESULT OF POISON
In Extrenlis at An Early Hour,
and Not Thought She Can
Possibly Recover.

( Mrs. sallie Ammonds, who took an
overdose Of laudnnum Monday evening,
was in extrems at an early hour this
morning, she was not expected to sur
yive the night Exhaustion following
the effects Of the drug Is the cause Of
her condition. Drs. Wltten and Pitt
have been diligently at work with tho
woman since she was taken to the City
Home. but all efforts to counteract the
poison have proven. vain. Her system
will not stand heroic treatment.
It was learned last night that the drug
was not taken with any suicidal intent,
ri vas said that Mrs. Amnonds had been
to using laudanum, and that
she perhaps CHANGED to take an overdose,
or her system gave way under the re-
peated doses.
Mrs. Almonds has two married daugh-
tiers In Charles City. Her Eon Is a resi-
dent Of Goochlnnd county, and reached
the city yesterday afternoon. She has
been stopping with Mrs, ], A. Booker,
No. SIT North rWenty-sixth Street, Mrs,
AInmonds Is about sixty ycars of age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

"A SAILOR # LOSES HIS LIFE.
@(BY Associated Press.


"a 4 NEWPOlt1'S Nt1WS. VA, September
26-The steamer Bayport, outward bound
from this port for Boston, with 2,400
tons Of coal. ran down and sank the
5three-masted schooner Job II. Jackson,
from New York for Norfolk, near
Thimhle shoal light. In Chesapeake Bay,
last might at 7:4O o'clock. Charles
Johnatse, a. Norwegian. of the Jackson's
crew, who was at the wheel when the
collision occurred. was washed overheard
and dro wnod and the mate, T. J. Rob-
bins, had his right arm broke. z 3j8
After the collision the Bayports boat
rescued Captain Williamson, Mate
Robbins and four OF the crew Of the
Jackson and brought them here to-day.
Again in Collision.
After rescuing the men tho Bayport,
dropped anchor within the horseshoe
near Cape Henry and at 8 o'clock this
morning schooner supposed be the Ann
fB. Trainer, inward bound from New
York for Norfolk ran down the Bay
port, smashed in six plates on her star
board side ust forward Of amidships and
carried away her aft house. The schooner
had her fore-rlgging carried away, but tho
INJURIES to her hull arc not known. Az
ter tho collision the Trainer proceeded
to Norfolk. No one on either ship was
injured. !,
Although neither the master Of the
Bayport nor the Jackson would give
out any information concerning the first
collision, 1t was learned that the hc-
scdent resulted from the erratlc move
ments OF the schooner. Tho pilot of tho
Rayport first sighted tho Jackson with
her green light to him and he gave three
,,,osts ~, his whistles but tho schooner
came about on another tack, showing
red light.
Schooner Sunk.
II The Bayports course was changed to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
LONDON is SHOCKED
by 4. BRUTAL j MI MURDER |[!F|
Body Of a Young Woman Found
in a Tunnel Thrown
Froc, a Train.
d (By Associated Press. }

5F-srI5- 10Y ftsSO iSSS'j i5Y
LONDON, 81 September 26,-The Mers-
than Tunnel of the London and South
eastern Railway where the brutal mur-
der OF Frederick !, Gold, by Percy Lefroy,
alias Mapleton, occurred June n, 1881,
again has been the scene of u mysterious
tragedy, the details OF which so far as
ascertalned, are markedly similar to that
of a quarter of century ago,
In the present case the victim Is a
young woman, Mary Money, whose body
was horribly mutllated. a long veil was
tightly wedged In her mouth and the
police are confident that the woman was
murdered intthe compartment of q train
on which she was travelling, and that
her body WAS thrown from the car, The
fact that none Of the doors Of the train
on Its arrival at Red IIil was open Is
considered to prove cOncuslVely that /
was not case OF suicide. {
Miss Money left her home on Sunday
evening, saying she would not be gone
long. The affair thereafter Is q com
tplete mystery. No ticket was found on
tho body, and no ono has been able to
explain under What circumstances the
young woman entered the train or here
she was going. tSts \ Il; I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
RECEIVER is ASKED
For LITTLE: kANAW'.H||A| AN !
Minority Stockholders After One
Of George Gould's
Interests.
(By Associated Press,l

z CINCINNATI OHIO, September 26.-
Application for the appointment OF a re-
ceiver for the community of interests
known as the Little Kanawha syndicate,
an organization controlling coal lands
and railway interests In West Virginia,
was filed In the United States Circuit
Court to-day. At the head Of the syndi-
cate Is George j, Gould, Joseph Ramsey,
Jr, president of the Wabash, and Wil-
liam r. Guy, OF st. Louis.
The plaintiff Is John s. Jones, holder
of 100000 worth OF stock In the syndl-
cate. He lives In Chicago.
I Judge Richards set October 9th for the
hearing, A restraining order was issued,
temporarily preventing the three de-
PENDANTS from Selling, ntracting 70
sell, transferring or parting With any
propertyfof the IlanaWha syndicate, The
grounds set forth In the Bill Of complaint
are numerous. Among other thing IT y
alleged that the s'antngontstlc attitude 9
OF Gould and Ramsey Is detrimental 70
the welfare OF the syndicate; that an Ell
fort Is being made by the defendants
that might, result in profit at the expense
Of the lesser holders 5sS X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
ROCKEFELLER ON
MONEY getting. ] | ING.
is Something 9 [,|'|: More or 3. in. i
Life Than That
& He Says.
HUNDREDS VISIT
THE MILLIONAIRE.
Representative Men Of Cleveland
Express Their Confidence in
and Esteem for the Man
4. Who Who + Has So So. Long
Lived Among
Them.
(Ey Associated I,rcss.)

3g CLEVELAND OHIO, septomber &c.
Several hundred Representatives men OF
Cleveland called upon John ID Rocko-
feller at his home In Forest Fiji sthIp III :,
aternoon and through Andrew Squire. q
prominent attorney and l.. ID. Holden.
proprietor OF the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
expressed to Mr.. Rockefeller thoir cs-
tecm for him as q ctizon ana ns n great
business man. The gathering included
merchants, lawyers, clcrgymen. educators
and men In humber walks OF life.
Rockefc! er Eulogizcd.
3@$ After all the guests had been presented
TO Mr. Rockefeller, Mr.. Squire made m
address TO Mr. Rockefeller, giving ex-
prcsson3to words OF eulogy and regard
for the man, whom he said had been a
resident OF the city for fifty years Mr.
Squire asked II 1t was not n question
whether the men engaged in great com
$merclal enterprises were not moro enti-
tied to monuments than to indiecriminntc
condemnation. Mr. Squire said OF the
4 Standard OH Company that Its history
& taught g. mighty lesson In quietly, har-4
mOniously, continuously developing Its
great enterprise and supplying its pro-
ducts at reasonable prices. 5
Mr.. Squire said that in the knowledge
4 of tho laws4of trade In grasping and IN
applying them, In creating and buiNling
of Industries that are far-reaching. It is
doubtful II the world has ever produced
a greater man than Mr.. Rockefeller.
Millionaire Responds.
. After II brief address by l.. z. Holden,
President OF the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Publishing Company. In which he spoke
+ In appreciation OF Mr.. Rockefeller's nu-.
merous bcncfactons to the city, Mr.
Rockefeller made a brief address In re-
aponse TO the greetings which had been
spoken. His remarks were almost en-
tirely reminiscent Of his residence IN
Cleveland and or the growth OF the city.
He said, speaking especially to the
younger men present, that there Is some. !.
thing more to life than mere money get,
ting. ST 5 AZ. IL & u. &
e 'iiTurn your thoughts upon the higher
things OF life" said Mr.. Rockefeller.
nBe OF service to humanity. Turn
your thoughts Into channels OF usefulness; !;
1 look forward to a determination that
something useful shall come out OF your
y success. Let your question be: What
shall be the frultage OF my career Shall
It be the endowment Of hospitals, church. =.
o., schools and asylums7 Do everything
YOU can for the betterment OF your fellow
man, and In doing this you will enjoy l'fe 'e'
the better. $5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
.PERUNA PEOPLE SUE
LADIES' Nome JOURNAL
Ask a Quarter Of a Million From
the Publishers of That
Journal,
(By AssocIu ted Press.)

+ CHICAGO. ILL. September 2s,-sult
was begun In the Superior Court to-day
for $3.50, 900 damages against tho Curtis
Publishing Company, publishers OF the
ladies' Home journal, Samuel B, Hart-
man, OF Columbus, proprietor OF the Pu-
runa Medicine Company. Is the plaintiff
In the suit. =
In the August issue OF the Journal, the
declaration says that an advertisement
OF tho Pcruna Company contained tes-
timonlal from Congressman George IL.
White, of North Carolina. In the next
issue Of the magazine the declaration al
leges that the testimonial was reprinted,
but with 1t was Il signed denial from
Congressman White that he had given
the testimonial to the medicine company.
This denial, Hartman alleges, was se-
cured through n MISUNDERSTANDING, as
Congressman White, 1t IL said In the do.
claratlon. signed tho original testimonial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
MANILA NJ REPORTED "
swept 5. " !. BY | TYP.A|!00N|
Eight Thousand Persons Are
iii Said to Be Homeless
There
NATIVE SECTION LOWN. AWAY
Houses sUnrocfed d,slWircs Blown
Down and the City Left il
Darkness. III
n(By Associated 8Prcss.l

: / (
Isl NEW YORK, September 2e.-,rhe Eve.
ming sun has d dispatch from Manila
reporting destructive typhoon In that
city. # The native districts were swept
away 5000 persons are homeless, five
Fillpnos were killed and 200 persons In
jured Hundreds OF buildings were un-r
rooted.
Thousands Of electric light wires We're
blown down, filling the streets with
flames until the current was turned off.
# The city was in darkness whom the
dispatch was sent, and ull street traffic
was suspended @ S55 tgi5S
y 1t was believed that shipping IN the
bay had warning OF the approach of the
storm, but up to the time the dispa tcll
was sent the ships were invisible on ac-
count OF the rain and had not commun1i-- nj
Gated with tho shore. ST W vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
THIEF ENTERS "A STORE
AND SECURES MUCH BOOTY

+ Mr.. Horace Livsay, a man Of about
forty years of age, whose home is at
Fort Lee Va, was robbed OF s27o in
Richmond last night, He reported the
robbery to the police Of the First Dis
ltrlct, ard Officer Il. ~. Bradley was as
signed 10 tho case. Livsay came TO the
nv Yesterday afternoon with the Binten-
ton of depositng his money In some
.tsnk here, He arrived presumably TOO
late for banking hours and started out
(, "see the town" He saw IT and In
cIdentally saw n negro woman, who took
f,om MIN his money. She Is still at large,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
GEORGIA. MAN ARRESTED
ON A PE0NAGE CHARGE
(Rv Associated Press.}

(By Associated Pressl
COLUMBUS, GA, September 26'-W. q,
Johnson, owner Of a turpentine still IN
Webster county. and ]. p. Skipper, his
agent, were arraigned before United
States commissioner Brown To-Day,
charged with having kept Arthur Will
llams colored, In a state 9f peonage the
hearing will be concluded Tomorrow,
The two defendants gave bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
MAN AIDED HIS BROTHER
TO END HIS EXISTENCE
fRv ssocIated Prcss.D

COLUMBIA, S. c.. September PA
special from Darlington. s. c., to the
State says the grand jury has Indicted
Pcgrnm Dargan fer aiding and abetting
Robert Keith Dargan In taking his own
life by procuring and giving to his
brother. Robert Keith DarEan. carbolic
acid and other drugs with which nc took
hIs lllc on the 1lth day OF July, 1908.
r. X. Dargan was president OF the IN
dependent Cotton on Company and OF
The Darling Trust Company, institutions
which recently failed Dargan commit
ted suicide in July by taking poison,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
FORT LEE MAN ROBBED
Of LARGE SUM OF M 0NEY

Mrs. Koslow. proprletress Of a store at
No, 1912 East Main Street. reported to
Tho police last night that some one had
entered her store and stolen $50 and q
ladies' gold watch and cham valued at
s175. The watch itself was worth con-
s'derably over a hundred dollars, and
the chain was an heirloom that was very
valuable The thief entered through a
window In the rear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
WAS DESIGNED TO CURE
DUCHESS OF DEAFNESS
IfBy Assoclated Press,)I

q NEW YORK, September 2e,--Dr, H..
uolbrook Curtis, who yesterday per-
,ormed an operation on the Duchess Of
Marlborough. formerly Miss Consuo
Vanderbilt, said to-day thu tho opera-
tion was not for throat trouble as re-
ported, but was for ,nasal dlfilcnlty.
+ wns performed to remove n slight
aco fness. which resulted from a fall re-
ceived BY the Duchess In her youth, pr,
Curtis said that his patient would prob-
ably be able to leave the hospital on
Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
PROPOSED WILLE-RHULIN
MILL WASNOT AL LOWED
p,py A svoo,, "a :, J., ;, !, , (,

SALT LAKE. CITY, IITAi, september
e6-iThe John NYllle-Gus Rubin fight
advertised to take place here Tonight,
was called off, County Attorney ChrSten-
sen having issued an order prohibiting
the bout. .j as Sis5 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Presidents Uncle Chairman,

# NEW YORK. september 96-- Robert r
Roosevelt. uncle OF the President, ha'
been asked by the leaders OF tho various
as temporary or permanent chairman o
the Democratic city Convention, to b.
held In carneslo Hall on Qotobss 9th y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
i News Not Confirmed.
lBy Associated Pres

--.- 7--.- (By- kNssOcIIteu 'TusH' ~ -7al---
# WASHINGTON, D. c., September 2e.-----
Tho War Department to-day received q
cahlegram from Manila, saying that the.
transport Logan has been delayed In
sailing from that place by typhoon.
No mention Is made Of da anlage to prop
orty, 3 &