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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-31
GOOD LUCK

,ror, roon,o vvho were unlucky in everything and are now having good luck ard are prosperous in all their undsrtakinES Send your name and address to Captain Rand and he will tell you all about 1t; 1t will cost you nothing to write him. and 1t may result In your fortune and future happiness. CAP TAIN WALTER I. RAT ). f75 Fremont S' Boston Mass: ,his Is not astroloRy ar for tune telling. SUI s-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
CHANGE OF NAME.
indication, That seaboard All
Line Going. to Southport.

:; Special tn The Times Dlspatcho -
RALEIGH. N. c., May 2O.-The Raleigh
and Cape Fear Railroad Company an
nounces a change Of the name to the
Raleigh and Southport Railroad Company:
They are now building nm extension OF
the Raleigh and Ellington road, to Fay
etteville and make public their intention
to continue to Southport at the mouth
of the Cape Fear. This has been regard
I'd here ms having special significance In
view OF the recent declaration by Presi-
dent Barr, OF the Sea board Air Line that
his company will secure an outlet at
Southport.
8iS The Carolina and Northern and old Car
olina roads are already a part OF the
seaboard system and this Raleigh and
Southport line would complete the line
with the instruction OF the forty miles
Of road from Fayetteville. It is also sig.
nihcant that he building Of the additional
from Fayetteville to Southport would give
the Southern. should that line control the
Raleigh and Southport an independent
outlet at that splendid seaport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
People in Caroline.

Especial to The Tt,nes-Dlspatnh.l
George Blythe. Of Newport. News was a guest
this week OF Mr. J, L. Jordan.
DR. w. L. Broaddus and wife were In Rich
mond this week, whers they went to be
present at the graduation OF their son, John
Garnet Broaddus, In medicine.
I. Mr. and Mrs l.. T.. Martin left this morn
ing for FHarrisviile, W. Va. where they go 70
visit their parents Mr.. Martin will return in
ten days but Mrs, Martin will remain two
months.
mond, this week.
Miss Annie Broaddus has returned home. at
tor a visit of several weeks to relatives IN
King and Queen county,
Mr., r. ". Peatross and wife, Of Norfolk ls;
will arrive here on Saturday and spend several
DAYS with Major r. o. Peatross
The baccalaureate sermon to, the students OF
Bowling Green Female Seminary. VIII pc
preached on the fourth Sunday IN May BY the
Rev. j. H Light. OF fredericksburg,
On tuesday night. the aoth Of May the e, com n,
mencement address will be delivered by Pr.
r.. G, woodward, OF Richmond College, after
which there will be the Junior concert. Tho
final exercises will take place. on Wednesday,
night, which will be concert by the senior
class. After which diplomas will be awarded
to the graduating class
This has been most successIul sessIom' anu
tho outlook for tho school Is now bright one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
PREPARING FOR
ROYAL WEDDING.
Celebration Of Marriage Of Crown
Prince Of Germany Will
Consume Four Days.
EMPEROR ISSUES COMMAND
~, 80.
EMPEROR ISSUES COMMAND
Wants Public Demonstration TO
be as Simple and as Bcauti-
full as Possible.
fRy A ssociate1 Press.l

BERLIN, May a-Thc entertainments
In celebration OF the wedding OF the
Crown Prince Frederick William. and
the Duchess Cecilia. OF Mecklcnburg-
schwerln. will last four days, beginning
Saturday, June Sd, the day the bride and
her family arrive here from schwcrIn and
take up their residence In the Bellvue
Palace
The Duchess will be received ut Bran
denburg gate by the chief burgomaster
and the city fathers and by one hundred
women Of we'll known families who have
been drawn by lot from several hundred
candidates, and who will present flowers
to their future empress. The girls Will
be dressed alike in gretchen costumes,
with their hair In braids down the back.
Behind the Crown Prince and his bride
will ride the right OF butchers, postmen
and populations from other trades and
occupations. according TO immcmorial
custom. Those chosen to form the caval-
tcade are now in training at the garrison
riding schools. The Emperor has COM
ma n1ed that this entrance into the city,
which will be the only public celebration,
shall be simple, and, II possible, beauti-
full.
The three-uuarters OLA mile Of Inter
den Linden from tncf ioI dilueIDuIS SdsC
to the palace. where the Emperor and
Empress will await the Duchess Cecelia.
will be hung with garlands OF roses.
Artificial ones naturally will be the only
sort used, as they will have to stand
four days, exposure. Eighty thousand
earlands have been ordered. Seats and
windows along Inter der Linden have
been selling for from $50 for the former
to Sis for the latter.
Tho chapel OF the palace. where the
wedding will take place, holds only bout
three hundred persons. but there will be
a service at the Cathedral on Sunday
and n dinner. at which the Hohenzollern
and ecklenburg-Schwern families and
the visiting princes, Of whom there are
fifty or sixty, will be present. The we'd
ding gifts will be presented In the palace
on Monday morning, June 9Th, when
populations with congratulations will be
received. Later there will be a numer-
o1sly attended breakfast and the state
dinner will be 'servedsat 5:a1in the after
noon so as to be ended in time to permit
OF the punctual appc arance Of all the
guests at gala performance at the
opera the same evening,
The S civil sreremonys;~of the wedding
Tuesday, June 9Th. Will be performed by
House Minister Won NVedel. and the reli-
glous rite Will be celebrated by Dr. Dry
ander. the court chaplain In the palace
chapel The procedure ito be obsedved in
the wedding Of the Crown Prince nus
| liz pages Of theA "Book OF Ceremonies q
| the House tof iHnhanzollern."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Lille c. Boswell wife OF ]. w.
Boswell, of Roanoke, and daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hockadny, of this
city died at Roanoke on "Wednesday
night at u O'Clock, surviving q most So
we're operation only three days. Funerll
services were held In her late home ut
Roanoke on Thursday afternoon ut
q clock. conducted by Rev. Mr.. Shipman.
Her remains were brought to Richmond
that night, accompanied by her husband,
father. brother, three sisters and Mrs.
w. w. Williams, devoted friend, and
taken to tho home OF her parents, No. $40
South Fourth Street, where funeral ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. MIR.
Haley pastor of the Seventh street
Christian Church, on Friday ut $3.50 r NJ.
THE deceased was greatly beloved by al
who knew herfor her brightness or dis
position and ever ready hand to help sur
ferinr humanity. She is survived by hus-
hand father, mother and the following
sisters and brother: Mrs. a. r. BoWles,
Of nichmond; Mrs. II. II. Edwards OF
West Point; Mrs. ]. e. NorVell of Rich
mond: Mrs. u, II, Montague, of KING VIII
liam. Misses Louise, Nnllio and Sallie
AHockuday, and Mr.. w. Gregory Hocka-
day. Of Richmond. Many beautlrul de-
signs and cut flowers attestcd me love
of this young llfe The following gentle-
men acted as I)all-ptlt ISl ~ 4A'' ~ -
Ratcliffe. j, Writ Bowles Curry w. Greg
DRY, Leon Ruskell DR.. Edgar W, bowles
and MI. Louis Gregory, me lnter'heht
was an tho family plot In HOLLYWOOD
Mrs, Mary F. Morris.
Mrs. Mary IT, Morris. Wife OF Joseph
" Morris, OF williamsburg, Va, WHO
has been under treatment MT the vlr.
rinia hospital for several months. died
Friday afternoon at s o'clock the q, boy .. y
was prepared for burial by Undertaker
Arthur @. Nelson and tho remains ship
ned to Williamsburg yesterday. the ~
neral will take place in the above CITY
this afternoon, -,
Mrs. Morris Is survived ny hef nus
the Eastern State Hospital. WILLIAMSBURG,
Va, ono son, John B. Morris, with the
Virginia Packing Company. OF TINS cl ~
and two brothers. the Rev. John W.
r,a,,ehartv pastor of the Apostolic Church,
Of this city, and Richard 3, pausherty'
Of Portsmouth. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Violators Of the Liquor Laws II
Lancaster Are Punished.

Especial to The Times ID spa tel.
IRV1NGTON. VA, May 2o;-Judge 1.
r. B. Wright began the May term OF
Lancaster Circuit Court last Monday. In
the case OF Dennis Arghouis (colored). OF
Richmond county. for grand larceny, the
jury could not agree. f
Carson Ransom, Of upper lancaster, was
convicted and fined $3.50 and w. o. Hard
ing, OF lower Lancaster. was fined $500
for violation OF the liquor laws.
Vigorous defences were made and great
interest felt throughout tho county in the
result OF the trial. Ransom was repre-
scented by T.SJ. Downing, Warner Ball
and r. o. Nash. Jr. Harding by Down
ing. ]. w. Chnn and w. B. Sanders.
Commemorative Attorney Newbill repre-
sented the State. Court will resume
Monday q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Ra;ded Crap Ioint.

OG,cer wyatt, whose Through began
all o'clock this morning. gave SAM
plc of his detective work late last NJ
by spotting a crap Joint in Pink Alley .,s
Together With three other officers the
game was raided, and four negro wo-
men and seven negro men were taken
red-handcd.
"Pig in the Bag, craps ana canu
ga me- we're nil in full blast. One large
negro woman, Weighing about 800, at
tempted to crawl out the nue, but got
stuck fast in the opening and cried
Justify for the officers to release her.
The eleven prisoners were taken to the
First Police Station. They VIII appear
before His Honor on Monday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

an unburlened calendar for next Mon
day, when the proposed union with the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church will be
called al q special order OF business. Fol-
lowing the announcement that the vote
on the proposed consolidation was 1874
to 80 In favor Of the union. a. committee
was appointed to consider plans for the
contemplated union. 1t is expected that
some definite plan will be presented to
the assembly early next week. Follow
ing the adoption OF the recommendations
OF tho Relief Committee. the report on
Christian work among seamen was dis
cussed. Justice John NJ. Harlan spoke
in support OF a suggestion that President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
LIQUOR DRINKERS CURED.
Whiskeyand Beer Habit Cured at
Home With No Loss of Time.

K orrne is the only guaranteed cure for
the drink habit, can be used a. bone ana m
without nWblicity or, loss OF time, It
u,iickly removes the craving for5intoxi-
cants, steadies the nerves, restores 9, the
aPpelte and gives rsfsshnf tstIsep from
those Who have been cured by Orrine
prove its 'infaillble success, It Is the only
Guaranteed cure for the lla ,sn habit, and d
in order TO prove that Orrlne cannot fall
II Is iprapaNd In two forms-No. ]. which
can be siYel, In tea. coffee or food with
out tho PATIENTS knowledIge, and No. 2
Tho price Of either is 81 per box. Sold
and recommended by
Polk Miller Chlldrey Co., 1ol y, Broad
Street. corner First Street,
Polk Miller Drug Co., SS4 u, Main
Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Lecture at Memorial Hospital.

Tho lecture delivered at the Memorial Hos
pitai last night by MIR Roscoe ConklinE Mel
son on "Ethics,'' to tho pupil nurses, to which
nll nurses OF the city were invited. was sreM.s
Mr.. Nelson divided ethics Into practical and
theoretical ethics and dwelt partcuih1ly Mpo ~
truth and obedience as being the foundation Oh
No work was mental the lecturer SAID ai
when done BY true professional nurse, put
that ii added grace and dignity TO the call
Ing. o /, mi,
Hvate practice In district work amongst tne
moor and in all hospital work. and reminded
Inc nurses that family affairs with when sne
has necessarily become familiar, shoud never
he disclosed under any clrcumstances
Ii" Above all It Ia only by doing tho work Io OF
the works sake that nurse can hopeto ootA l
the best and most far-reaching results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Alfonso Navan.
DEATHS.

at his residence. II n.
Twenty-tlrst Street. May 10th, 1903. az
s P. NJ, JAMES ALI.UMES.
Funeral from st. Johns Episcopal
Church MONDAY, May 22, 1900, al Z.
M.
at tho residence Of his
fnther-ln-law. w. j, Galbratth 1907 hev,
erly street, On the 10th instant, JofiN
4 JULIAN HARRIS
Funeral services will ba held at Pine
street Baptist Church THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at 4iO o'clock RelatyeS
md friends al family are respectfully
Invited To attend. lnterment In Riyer
NicW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

Z is - . H q
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SO Cottage ST., Melrose. Mas.
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began the use OF the medicine and noted
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

pleasant hostess OF the tea table in the
afternoon, and received with number
OF her friends In the evening.
X Tho exhibition rooms We're very bright
and animated, and visitors were delight
fully entertained, their sence of beauty
and their love Of art being both fully
satisfied. :S
Mrs. Charles Whitlock and her daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Whitlock, will BIO
pleased to SEQ their friends at the exht-
billion rooms tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Mrs. J.Allison Hodges, assisted
by number OF pretty girls, will pour
tea on Tuesday and receive Tuesday
night.
a Wednesday hostess. will have the
pleasure of the evening, added to by q
number of vocal selections from a charm
ing Richmond vocalist and a friend Of
hers.
Mrs. Alexander B. Guigon, whose voice
has often charmed her Richmond hear
ers, will give them the opportunity OF
listening to her again In the exhibition
parlors Thursday evening Mr. Douglas
Gordon and Mr.. Witzel will sing Friday
night thus rendering the musical pro-
gramme for the week one of rare prom
ise.
Much favorable criticism has been be-
slowed upon the pictures exhibited this
out-of-t own artists and those hung by
members Of the Richmond Art Club.
1t Is certain that the local exhibitors
can with reason take great credit TO
themselves. They certainly add to Miss
Talaferro's splendid reputation as d.
rector of art GLASSES by the evidence
they give Of tho best training,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
THE WORST FEARED.
Major John w. Johnston Thought
to be Dying Early This Morning.

Major John w. Johnston, Of No. 11a
East Grace Street, who has been In fail
Ing health for some months, was thought
to be In dying condition early this
morning, and members of his family
were ut his bedside.
Major Johnston has long been frail,
and has sought restoration OF health in
travel and In sojourning in mild cli-
mates Only a short time ago he re-
turned from Nassau, where he spent sew
eral months in the hope that he would
be materially benefited While he has
been resident Of Richmond only n few
years. his family is one OF the oldest
and most prominent In the State. and
his acquaintances and friends are legion.
Only short time ago Lee Camp. Con-
fedcratc Veterans, sought to make him
commander, but he declined the honor
on account OF poor health lie was a
gallant Confederate soldier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

ago, when he was taken III. Ills utter
ances are looked for with much interest.
as meanwhile Senator Martin has made
more than u dozen speeches, including
those In Richmond. Lyrchburg. Norfolk
and other vital points Of battle. Senator
Martin has spoken in Bedford.
Tho Governor made an educational adj
dress In King William county yestesday
and returned to the city last night. lie
speaks in Lynchburg next Thursday
night and In Richmond on May Goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Testers Slayer Caught.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
TAzEWDIJII, May 20.-James Osborn,
who killed Reese Lester some time ago.
and who has since been at large, was
captured by Constable George Harrison
in a fodder stack In Poor Valley last
night. Osborne offered no resistance and
was said to have been on his way to
give himself up to the authorities,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Farmers Heavy Loss.

(Specinl to The Times-D1spatch)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May o0.-The
barn, stable, and other outbulldlngs of
Mr.. p. r. Jones, who resides just out
side Of town. on tho Capitol Landing
Road, were destroyed by fire last night.
Mr.. Jones lost all Of his hay and corn.
There was no insurance. l3 Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
GOVERNOR SPEAKS
IN KING William
Educational Addresses Also Made
by Others at That
Place.
- Tic Characterization, )

Especial to Tho 1fmes-DIspntch.)
LESTER MANOR, VA. May D,--There
was an educational rally held at Jeru-
salem Church, King William county, to-
day, presided over by Superintendent jos
seph Fl, Gwathney. county superlntend-
ent.
The audience was large and especially
attentive to the excellent addresses de-
livered BY Professor Woodward. Of l'lcll-
mond College; Governor A,SJ, Montague.
Rey, Mr., Hardy, Aan II J, Lewis. MT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Miss Minnie Myers,
Especial toaThe Times-Dispatch')

B CLIFTON FORGE, VA, May 20.--Aliss
Minnie Myers died at tho Clifton Forge
Hospital on Monday last and VAS buried
III the Methodist Cemetery at Eagle ROCK,
va, her home, on Tuesday. a father
two sisters, one OF which Is an infant.
survive l,er Though her life, measured
by years, WAS short one, she had so
grown upon those who knew and loved
her as to have made the wth'ld tho bet
ter and brighter for having lived In It,
The funeral rites We're impreaslvely per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
swamp Root Is not recommended 70

Petit, Of Richmond College. and Judge
o. o. Gwathney
An organization was effected to be
known as King William Educational
League, with Mrs. David Straughan pres
ident; Mrs. T. M. King, vice-presdent,
and Mrs. James "A. White, secretary and
treasurer.
An old time King William picnic dinner
was served on the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
State Records Broken.
(By Associated Press. }

H-H M (By Associated PreBs.) 3
BALTIMORE. MD, May 2o.-Flve State
records were broken and one. equaled In the
annual championship field and track meet Of
the South Atlantic Association OF the Amateur
Athletic Club here to-day the Maryland
Athletic Club winning with score Of 81
points John Hopkins University was second
with AZ pointe, tIgafbF !fE#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
.AR7-LOV|NG PEOPLE
VISIT THE EXHIBIT

The beauty OF Saturday awakened the
artistic instincts Of the people of Rich
mond, and numbers visited the exhi-
bition building of the Richmond Art Club.
where the pictures were greatly discussed
and admired. ~
3 Mrs. George Ben Johnston was the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
MARRIAGES.

RNoY--wII4soN.--,Nir. and Mrs,
". ii, Wilson, OF Ringgold, Va. an-
ter"nN < NNlhi.' 10 Mir, BASIL. u. FLOUR
NOY, OF Ciayyllle. Va, The wedding
win take place Tuesday evening, June
9Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Suing the Sheriff,

Lillian Wilson, formerly l,opsekeeper for the
late A. J. Ford, proprietor OF Ford's Hotel,
ycseriay entered suit In the Circuit Court
against Sheriff John r. Epps. administrator
OF the Ford estate for IS, 900 alleged damages:
! The deolamation alleges that this amount
OF Mr. Foyd's death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
To Prove what Swamp Root the Great Kidney Remedy.
will do for YOU Every Reader Of Times Dispatch"
May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

sickness and
low. sg -
other organ. may your kidneys
they do most land after b b
taking Dr. Kimer's SwapRoo.
kidneys
begin health a trial
wi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Men al the Academy Of Music.

Men at the Academy OF MUSIC.
Tho big men's meeting Will be held In the
Academy OF Music to-day ut $40 r. COM
navy, will address tho meeting He will hold
the attention OF men from start to flnish-tha!tt
Is the kind OF speaker no IT,. His theme VIII
hams is exceedingly apt In illustration and Is
powerful and foroefu speaker. Mr.. Haddon
S. Watkins will sng, as will also tho BOYS
Bible Study Club Quintet and Master Louis
Phelps. aRs49 az 44 Ae li5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tines ispatch.)
h ROANOKE, 3NA.,, May, 2O.-Mrs. Lula B. II
Lindsay, wife Of G. G. Lindsay, secretary
and treasurer of the Grocer furnace, died
this morning from congestion OF the lungs.
aged twenty-five years She was a Miss
Smith. of Allsonia, Wythe county. and
had been married only a year. Her res
mains will be taken to Allisonia for In.
,terment.
Mrs Sarah Norris, wife Of Mr.. James
II. Morris. died this morning from ty-&
phoid fever, aged thirty. She was a ma
tive Of Bedford. She Is survived by her
husband and four children.
Mrs. Mary T. Morris.
{special to The Tines inc -Dsp lisp b Mr.
j. ". Morris, of this city, received te-
egram yesterday afternoon announcing
the death of his wife, Mrs. Mary +.
Morris, In Virginia Hospital. Rlchmond.ll
The death OF Mrs. Morris was not unex-
pected.
MIR. John Morris. of Richmond, and two
brothers, Rev. John w, Daugherty. OF
Richmond, and Mr.. Richard b. Daugh-
erty, of Portsmouth.
The remains We're brought here on the
evening train, Tho funeral Will take
Methodist Church. of which the deceased
lad long been a member The interment
Will be In Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Colonel w. H. Tisdale.
CDy Associated Press)
q MONTGOMERY, ALA, May O,--Col.
w. II. Tlsdale. former United States mar
shal of this district under President
Cleveland, died to-day Death was Gauss
ed by rupture of a blood vessel In his
head
Alfonso Navan.
Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
g's New York Iierald.)
Copyright. By the New York Herald Co)
\ PARIS, May 2O.-Alphonso Nayan, last
but ono OF the Provenzal poets, who
were the founders Of the society Anown
rs the relibrige, has Just died at Gadas-
ne, near Ayignon.
Some years ago Navan came to Paris,
where he was feted by his fellow poets
here The one remaining member. who
was one of the founders, Is Mstral, now
seventy-fivo years old. He is organizing a
Proyenzal museum at Aries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Sullivan Knocked Out,
M, A..oc,o+ad prc.s

(By Associated Press
MONTREAL May 2o,-"Splke'' Sullivan, tho
round by rim Callhan, OF New York. to-day.
Two thousa nd persons saw tho bout which was
scheduled to 90 fifteen rounds. Tho ring was
pitched In the open air,