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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
REVENUE TRIAL.
Juror Sick and May Not Be Able
to Go On With Trial.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
Is GREENSBORO. N. c., October 3d.
When Federal Court convened this morn
Ing, one OF the Jurors In the Old Nick Dis
tillery Company trial, which has been In
progress for a week, was reported danger
ously III with fever, AfterEa consultation
among the counsel, on n suggestion that
glle case proceed with eleven Jurors, 1t
was decided, in view of a decision of tho
Supreme Court, declaring that in criminal
prosecution. the law contemplated by II
jury twelve" and not eleven. that there
was no authority to waive the full panel
Court was then adjourned over until
Tuesday, awaiting Improvement OF Jurors
condition,
Tonight he Is reported much better
Should he be unable to serve. Judge Boyd
will order q mistrial and have jury
summoned and begin the case anew. Wit
nesses already examined and discharged
being re-snbpoenaed by telegraph.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Open Skating Rink Again.

BY Monday night the work of complet-
Ing the improvements to tile big skating
rink at the Reservoir will be completed.
and the building thrown open to the 'pup-
lie. The floor management will be und er
the care of R. J. Aginton, former man
.uger for Frank c.. Bostock when he
wintered his animal shows in the Horse
Show building here. Mr.. Aginton is both
we'll and favorably remembered by the
many thousands of persons who visited
these shows. and Is especially remem
bered by the many young folks for his
especial care Of them.
The 1000 feet OF hard rock maple floor
was completed Saturday night, and since
that time the men have been busy maxi
ing the surface rs smooth MS huge
sheet of French plate glass When the
building is opened Monday night the
thousands Of patrons, in addition to the
skaters, will notice many improvements
that were lacking in the rink last sea
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Wife INTERESTS WAS
NOT HER HUSBAND S.
Echo Of swayne Impeachment
Proceedings Favorable to
Judge
,(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. so.-The5
case of United States Judge Charles
Swayne, of Florida. who was the sub
ject Of Impeachment proceedings by the
Senate during the last session of Con-
.gress. was decided to-day by the SUI
premes Court of the United States in
connection with decision in the case
Of Florida Mcclure VS.. William A.
Blount. involving title to the land near
Pensacola. Florida. The opinion in the
case was delivered by Justice Day and
sustained the decision of the Court Of
Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, which was
favorable to Blount.
/. Judge Swayne sat In the trial Of this
case. and during its progress was re-
quest ed to excuse himself and not sit In
the case. because, MS was alleged IN the
petition, his wife owned an interest in
the property. In the course or his de-
clsion Justice Day said that no interest
by Mr.. Swayne had been shown in any
competent manner, and no adequate real
son for Judge Swayne's retirement from
the case had been given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
TAMPA. BUSINESS MEN
DENY IRREGULARITIES
fRy AssocIated Press. )

WASHINGTON, D. c.. October so.-A
committee of citizens Of Tampa, Fla.
consisting OF Representative S. NJ. Spark.
man. former Representative Robert Davis,
D. B. Mckay editor of the Tampa Times;
F. c. Bower. former Mayor, and II. c..
Macfarane. called on Secretary Shawto-
day and presented to him a series Of res
5olutions recently adopted by the Tampa
Board Of Trade. denying in the most ems
Iphatic manner the truth OF certain state
ments lately published In a prominent
tobacco trade journal In New York al
leging. among other. things. fraudulent
classification of Cuban leaf tobacco Mt
Tampa in favor of the Tampa importers
and against the government and against
importers at other ports.
The resolutions deny that there has
been any more liberal classification Of
Cuban tobacco at Tampa than elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
THE WAY is oPENED-THRouGH
SERVICE RESTORED.

The Southern Railway announces that
the yellow fever quarantine In the South
has practically been withdrawn b. all
Of the Southern States.
It's through sleeping car service hos
been restored to New Orleans. and the
sale OF through tickets to New Orlea ms
and to all points South and Southwest
through New Orleans and other Southern
gateways has been resumed. FIX
This information will meet with much
favor with the travelling public, as the
Southern Railway with Its elegant sched-
ules and through car arrangements to
the South and Southwest Is the favorite
route.
Low rate winter troulsts tickets to
Florida. Cuba, South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama. Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi
and many resort points In the South are
now on sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF q
IA Valuable Tract Of Timber
Land at Public Auction.

In pursuance of decree made by the
Circuit Court Of Hanover, on the 1sth
day Of Sept, 1906 we WILL as commits,
sioners appointed thereby, proceed TO sell
at public auction, on the premises. on the
3G5 14TII DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1906.
at II o'clock A. NJ, the tract of 435 ACRES
OF. LAND. more Or less, formerly owned
BY Maria ". Good win. decd about one
mile from TYLER'S STATION, G. & Q.
n. r., adjoining the lands OF John Il.
Jones, w. T. Hall and ais This land has
on 1t a magnificent body OF original pine
and oak timber. The farm Is well wa
.tions OF Hanover Has a. fine sprlng N
the yard and low grounds on Halloolng
Creek. Tt has a seven-room dwelling ana
outhouses consisting of barn and cabins
mot In good repair. The place, aside
from its valuable timber. is valuable as
farming land, having red clay subsoil
capable OF taking and holding improve
ment. The decree allows any one of the
com missloners to act without the others
* TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, bal-
ance in 0 and is months, with Interest
from day OF sale, The purchaser may
anticipate the deferred payments.
HI. C. REDD.
HILL. CARTER.
c. P.&CARDWELL,
WILLOuGHBY NEWTON, JR,
Special Commissioners.
A, b. Hall & Co. AucttOneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
"Amens Nonsense Amen
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Times DIspatch.)
. OTTUMWA, October 3O-The Rev How
land Hanson, pastor Of Il leading church
IN Des Molnes. willis speaking ~ ''lInw
70 Get an Audience" Mt tie stare Eap-
tst Convention here. sai:
~ cannot emphas.zs TN strongly MY
disapproyal OF Inc ID rl.slnm " some
Ing the progress of 4 ssrlnon. sl,r!, ca
Yes. Lord!' and Amen! il lie product
OF eIm re- I;'!ller Than reason, II
thinking hearer r:I is u,turl;' ll,,nsvnsi
Gal, viewed, from any standpoint, Re-
llglon should aa,.eal 10 Tile reason OF
man instead OF seeking n sweep him
along on q wave ~ emotion ~
iie paused FOR 4 !nOmcAt and q bro Their
minister lnter1ectel u l'll Amsnn
''Wll you kindlI cease syIns that; 7
am not used ,to8lt aad donot like IT,"
MI. Hanson almost SHOUTED 10 the Infer
rupter, 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Federal Appointments.

(Trom Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, .. c., October 30
North Carolina r,,a1 routes ordered es-
tablished January 2d-Austln. Wilkes
county route I, population 2e7, houses
7O Hasscl. Martin county, route !, pop
ulation sos. houses ! 40. ss5''s
Walter Elan appointed regular, Cecil
Elan, substitute rural carrier, route i;
Alexander Carpenter. regular, Alexander
c. Carpenter substitute, route z, at Tre-
villains, Va. " 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
.HANDZARRA WINS
RICHMOND HANDICAP
(By Associatcd Press.

aH u (I3y Associated TcSS.
e NEW YORK, October o-Handzarra,
Handicap. six furlongs, In drive. from
Race King at Jamaica to-day. sum
Inaries:
first. Zeala, second; Incarnation, third.
Time, lila 2-5.
ytecnth-Samuel p. Harris 20 to 81 first,
Anthony, second; Arsenal. third Time.
l:iS 80.
Third race-selling: i've and a half fur
longs Reidmoore % to 1o) first Lone
Hand. second; Vino, third. Time. 1:os.
onr.h Rehm9nd i 2s}
Race King second: Hermitage, third.
Time, LIB AS.
Fifth receive furlongs-curly Jim n5
to y first Battle Axe. second; Meddlng
Sixth race--selling; mile and a six
5teenth-Roy Croft & to p first, Gambler,
second; r. J. Cox. third. Time, las %.
Results at Latonia.
1By Associated Press.)
/. CINCINNATI. o.. October 3o-Latonia
First race-slx furlonss-st; Noel Is to
y first: Beletoone. second; Reveillc,
third. Time. ILL %.
Second race-m!le and seventy yards
John Lyle (cvcn first; Bonnie Prince
Charlie, second; Miss Rillie third, Time,
l:49 80
Third race-nve and a half furlongs-
Adesso q to u first; The Mate second;
Remington, third. Time. lilo 40.
Fourth race-short course steeplechase-.
Sweet Jane % to u first; Lights Out. sec
ond Ohio King, third. Time. 1902 20.
Z Fifth race-one mle-santon g to -
first; Martha German, second; Estrada
Palmer. third. Time. LAB 20.
Sixth race-mile and fifty yards-Tur-s
rando e to q first; safety Light, second:
Doeskin. third. Time, 1:i0 ID.
Seventh race-six furlongs-Euba 40 to-
u first: Sid silver. second: Marco, third.
Time. :l6 10. 3ts sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Italians in the South,

the attempt 10 secure Italian labor ia FOR TIE
South has met with success, And Yet tho
number Of Italians IN the South has
steadily increased-at least In tho low
are contented and prosperous. too, and
they write home for Others to come
these are not helpless immigrants, either,
but valuable citizens from the. start,
within five years--most of them truck
farmers, Note the prophecy,-Florlda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Nav Run Excursion to University

Provided there are two hundred people
in Richmond who care to see the game
at Charlottesville between the University
of Virginia and the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute foot ball teams next Saturday,
an excursion train will run from the city
Saturday morning and will reach Char
lottevllle in time for the exhibition. Two
lists are going around and names can
be left at Kinds. or Weills cigar stores
In Main Street. 81
& 1t will be Greek against Greek in the
game next Saturday between the two
elevcns, and the tiercest struggle of the
season will take place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Real Estate Deals.

MFR. John r. Ragland, who has purchased as
ate Arm Of j. a. Connolly and Company. the
Arlington Flats No $40 East Main s, st e., pp nc
down the present building. 1t "a his purpose
to erect on the site two sores on noJo ie Tha
price paid for the property was siS,2Jo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Special Commissioners.
A. B. Hall & Co, Auctioneers.

Thos. g, Goodwin and als VS.. Goodwin's
In the Circuit Court OF Hanover county,
i. j. "A. Brown, Clerk of said court, certi--
~ that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by decree of Sept, IS. 1905.
In the above cause. has -heen duly. given
OF said special cornn1L ssioners,
Given underfmy hand this 10th day Of
October. 1908. gt
Oct. 17-laW-3t. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Richmonders in New York.
(SDeclal to The Times Disnatch,

NEW YORK. October 80 --JV'oodward.-.
G. NJ. Fry and wife; York;. Gillooly' ID.
Il. Sydnor; Wolcott--G. s, Scott and Wife
a. D. Williams and wlfe;, Herald SQUARE.
Mrs. II, ". Burton j, B, Wood, Jr;
w. II, Barrett; Woodward--P, NJ. Fry and
wife: Netherla nd-W. n, Manning. Al. r.
1aunders and VIE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
.|TAL|ANs FOR
SOUTHERN les.
Mr. Lord and His Association
r Would Establish
Colonies.
BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TRIED.
Will Lay Matter Before Imrnigra-
ton Convention at Chatta-
nooga Next Week.

Mr.. Eliot Lord, special agent of the
Statistics was in the city last night ca,
his way to Chattanooga to attend the 1m-
migration Convention, which was Gained
by Governor Montague and other State
executives and which will assemble next
week.
Mr.. Lord represents the 1talan-Amer-
lean Agricultural Association. which has
forIts objects the colonizing of emigrants
in the various states He says the
scheme has worked admirably In the
North, and he proposes shortly to estap-
lish some colonies In the South.
In discussing the subject further, mr.
Lord said:
1T appears to me from different notxes
have seen in the papers of the APP
preaching convention at Chattanooga,
that there Is likely to arise a possible
misapprehension in regard to the aims Of
our association, or the efforts Of others
now Interested in the work OF effecting a
better distribution Of immigration.
Knows Of None.
II certainly know Of no organization
and no undertaking Of any Kind which
has for Its object the dumping Of unde-
sirable Immigrants IN any part OF me
South, and do not believe that any
such attempt will be made or that 1t
could possibly reach any measure OF sue
cess If 1t were made. =:
,"Isrom my investigation and experience.
/ am convinced that the South has much,
legs to fear from any possibility of the
influx of undesirable immigration than
1t has to apprehend that It may be i'm
practicable to divert to southern agrcul-
t,iral districts even q small fraction of
the good colonists. who would be vel
coined cordially In any northern State.
"Our association, at least, Is assured
that a score OF openings will be offered
willingly for our colonists in New York
Stateif there should be any disposition in
the South to Withhold help for the settles
ment Of our picked people,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
1uries Not Called.

rsne jury in the Law and Equity Court was
not called to duty yesterday and VIII not be
TO day. 1t was supposed that the 1'usby case
would take at leas. two more days OF : the me
notified not to appear again until Wednesday,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Were Licensed to Wed.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court has issued
Inc following marriage licenses: +. D. J..
Mitchell and Louisa z. Scott: Edward S.. Gen.
try and l.. Olivia Layne; Michael III smith
and Katie NJ Disney. Louis H. Miller ana
Mnrca D. Mcneil. Thomas r. shelton and EDNA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
\ Must Be Clad AS Spoolsa.

All those attending the Halloween
party at the Richmond Art Club to-
night will be required to come masked
as spooks. dressed In whto. a
Those otherwise clad will not DO ad-
mitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
DR.. Pitt Returns.

DR.. r. H. Pitt rturnd Saturday mbrning
from Baltimore, where he attended the
that the burnt district" has been trans
Maryland Baptist Union. He reports
formed in the past few months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Henrico Circuit Court.

DEGREES entered yesterday: H. NJ. Taylor
agains. Taylor and others; Moore and son sp
against George WrIght's adninlstrato PICK
crson against Cartwright and others; Williams
aeninst Tenant and ohers
Suits Instituted yesterday: Shepherd. trus-
ice and others aganpt % =. and s. Johnson,
cases called Yesterday: Commonwealth
against w. W. Patterson Continued to next
term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
!, THE CAREFUL OBSERVER. 2

One glance at our NEW line Of WALL
PAPERS and DECORATIVE GOODS
will convince the most fastidious taste
that we still maintain our position as
leaders In identifying homes.
we are Offering the RARE opportunity
OF an EXCLUSIVE selection. Our FOR
EIGN papers for the season Of 1905 and
1906 have arrived and are particularly
effective in color and design. and are
after the best artists in Europe.
THE BEST WALL PAPER. FROM
THE BEST FACTORIES IN THE
WORLD.
r. q. BRAUER,
2os North Fifth Street.
Phone connection
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.

4
r ANKRUPT SALE OF BULK AND
= SHELF GROCERIES. UNUSUALLY
FINE FIXTURES, IRON SAFE, 3NA-s
ING AND "a OTHER SCALES, UNEx-
FIRED LEASE, ETC.
BY virtue OF a decree entered In the
United States Court for tho Eastern Dis
trict, on the 18th day of October, 1875, in
the matter OF Albert H. Polig. bank
rupt, will sell at public auction at Nos
sos and 30s North Second Street, at 1o10
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1906.
very fine Oak and Porcelain Ice Box and
Marble Top Meat Counters, Oak Meat amt
butter Box, Computing Meat and Counter
Scales, National Cash Register, 2 FIneS
Meat Blocks, Meat Tools. Show Cases.
Iron safe, Roll-Top Desk. Large Coffee
Mill. Electric Fans, Fancy Cannlsters,
Harness and Wagon, etc. d d
Full cases OF Tea, Soap, Matches Cam
red Goods, Starch Cereals, etc.
full and well selected line Of Shelf
and Bulk Groceries, Trays. Paper Racks,
Paper Bags, etc.
Unexplred lease. Accounts due.
JOHN B. GAYLE,
Trustee In Bankruptcy
4 Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer. n
Oct. q, 80. 30. 81. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
BY Richmond Auction Company, NJ
1905 East Main. II,
LARGE AUCTION SALE .Is.8
Furniture, Stoves, Scales.
Paint, Graphoph phone,
Etc, To- Day. n

We Will sell TO-DAY (Tuesday) Oct
Street, commencing at lO:3O A. NJ. an
Extra Large and Nice Lot OF Furniture,
such as Chamber Suits, Enameled Iron
Beds and Springs, Fine Walnut BOOK Y
Tables, Wardrobes, Parlor Suits, Folding
Beds. Extension Tables Odd Wood Beds,
Druggets. Rugs, Rockers, Filing Cabinet,
flee Desk. o flee Chairs, 250 Cans Ready
Mixed Paint. Heating Stoves Pair
Scales Store Truck. Columbia GRAPHIC
phone with Is Records ETC.. etc. SS
"A .1','.'5S5 RICHMOND AUCTION Co.
4e Geo II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Hastings Court.

Cases trtcd yesterday: Commonwealth VS..
Fernette Mitchell. murder. Called and corr
tir,Ied to sth day OF November.
ca ses set for to-day: Commonwealth against
Harrison Lee burglary; Commonwealth against
william Turner and Clarence Johnston, bur bur
Bridge. malicious wounding: Commonwealth
against Fannie Hopkins malicious Woundlng;
Commonwealth AGAINST BenJamln Wallace. mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
AUCTION sALEs--This Day
BY Richmond Auction Company,
General Auctione ers. 80


BY Richmond Auction Company,
General Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Handsome Antique Mahogany and
Rosewood PnF1or and Chamber Fur
niturc, Fine Biic.a-Brac, Velvet
and Administer Carpets, Cut-Glass,
Plated Ware, Etc, Etc.
+ BY direction OF Mr. William r. Gray,
who is declining housekeeping. we will
sell II at his residence. No. sis East Leigh
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81 1906.
commencing at 1890 a. NJ. a very large
and rare collection of Household Fufni.
ture, etc, etc, embracing, in part. az
follows: | Very Large, Rosewood Etas,e
cos: $500. Large Walnut Book Case with
glass fronD. Pair Very Fine Real Lax
Curtains Handsome Walnut Library "a,
Parlor Carpets, / Brass-Trimmed Fenass
with bra ss-trimtned summer fronD. Ners8
Pretty Corner Table
CARPETS. Il
Extra Fine Administer Hall and Stairs
and Dining-Roonl Carpets.
DINING ROOM.
One Very Fine Extra-I Large Hand Made
Walnut Blu ffet with 12.foot walnut exten-
sion table to match). Fine Walnut Mar
ble-1op Table; Large Plate-Gl silver
back, gold frame) Mantel Mirror Fine
Oak Refrigerator | Handsome Clock and
Figure, Nice Assortment of Plated Ware, j
stitch as Fern Dishes. Epcrn. Ice Pitchers.
Channg Dishes Casters. etc; Cut Glass.
General Assortment OF China and Glass
ware, Large Walnut China Press, Bcauti-
ful Japanese Set of Five Walters very
costly. Library Furniture, such as Desk,
Chairs, Tables, etc.. ETC.: Large Walnut
Hall Rack with chairs to match.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
IIxtra-Large and Fine Rosewood
Chamber Suit with wardrobe to match,
plate-glass front; this suit cost $3.50; must
be seen to be appreciatedl. Several Velvet
and Brussels chamber Carpets. Large
Combination Sofe and Bed Lounge Cow
cred with corduroy, Large Me hogany
Wardrobe. Mahogany Wasfst.l1ds. Ma
hoEany Bureaus and Chest Of Drawers. Il
Old Mahogany Bedstead very vHluable).l
Several Coal Vases, Fire Sets, ETC., etc.: 4
also Large and Unusual Assortment
Kitchen Furniture. ~
NOTiCE.-Hou open for inspe7 sion
Monday, October Goth, from 2 to IS p ID. III
800 RICHMOND AUCTION CO.,
IA AuctlonearsyS tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Daily Court Record
Law and Equity.

Suits Instituted Yesterday: Motion docketed
ana &c. for hearing In tho case Of Sthmclz
Bros. VS. George C. and George D., Guyernator
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-22
PLAYERS TO LEAVE.
There VIII Be am Exodus TomorroyV ..-- NiRhf

There WiIl Be am Exodus Tomorrow
 general exodus will take place to- morrow night. Durrstt will leave at Brouthers for Baltimore and John Me- Maxim for spartanburg. S. c: Brouth- CTS leaves with the best wishes of eY- erybody in Montgomery. and if ever a minor league bali player made good in the majors he most assurediy will. He Lea gue people up. Molesworth and Mrs. Molesworth leave for their home in Frederick, Md, Yeager and Busch leaving for Cincinnati at the same time, and Hale for his home in Grand Rapids, Mich., stopping in Chi
 Charley Schwartz and Mrs. Schwartz will leave tomorrow night for their home in Seattle. stopping in Chicago and at the Portland Exposition Mccoy New York Sunday, Jack Lee going to his home in Cleveland, O., Pat Millerick to his home in Worcester, Mass, on the same train. Thornton and Roberson will remain in Montgomery few days.
 The local fans will see the members of this crack team leave with genuine regret. but the beauty of 1t is that with the exception of Mccoy Starkell and Brothers every one or them will show up in Montgomery next spring. And there is not a single one of them that could be spared.
 night for his home in Tacoma, Wash stopping a few days ct the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland. He has made a great numbeE of friends in Montgoniery, besides making record as one of the best pitchers in the League and local fans wish that he and Mccoy will have every success in Wash ington next year.