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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
NEWS GATHERED
T ROM SOUTHs|DE
Many Citizens to Attend the
Funeral Of General Fitz-
hugh Lee To-day.
MARTIN MEETING To- MORROW
Interest in the Forthcoming Pri-
,nary-Two Arrests
Last Night.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, |
No. 1102 Hull Street,

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street.
There Will be an outpouring of citizens
tomorrow to attend the funeral Of Cen
eral Lee.
Politics have been cut cut. and there
is an air of genuine sadness and So
briefly that Indicates the real feeling Of
the people toward the late General.
business will be suspended in a great
measure from noon. The old soldiers
viii rally to the scene Of the burial to
drop tear over the body Of the dead
hero, and to express their regrets at his
taking off.
The city offices will all be closed and
no Council committee meetings VIII be
held. There will be special car arrange
ments to help the crowds, and the ndl-
cations are that for several hours Man
chester will resemble deserted city.
Friday Night Meeting.
Arrangements for the Martin meeting
still hold, and the city chairman says
he feels confident that there will be
large audience to hear the Junior soma
tor speak. Sentiment as regards favor
ties In the fight seems to be pretty
closely divided.
Legislature Canvass.
The fight for tho nomination for Log
islature between Mr.. r.. S. Rives and
Mr.. Willis Puliam goes on quietly.
The friends of both candidates are
confident Of victory for their favorite,
but neither candidate is letting, any
weeds grow in his garden. Both young
men are members Of the strong Elks
organization. That order does not Off
cially get into politics, but OF courser
each man can vote as he sees fit; and
in this way 1t looks like close fight
between the two.
Two Arrests.
w. o. Bogart was taken In tow last
night for being to much overloaded to
safely navigate He was carried into
safe harbor, and Mayor Maurice viii
look him over to-day.
PERSONA Is. ard Briefs.
A young man named NJ f. Bogart, of
Franklin county. was arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Smith on the charge
Of being drunk and begging on the
street.
Mayor Maurice yesterday fined Special
officer Brooks, of the Atlantic Coast
Line, for recklessly shooting a pistol IN
the street. The officer fired at man
whom he thought was stealing ice from
car.
All the city offices will be closed at
noon to-day, SO that those who wish
may attend the funeral of General I+,e.
The closing order was issued Ivy the
I Mayor yesterday. Members of Joe john
son Camp Will accompany the members
of Pickett Camp to the funeral.
There will he an entertainment FOR the
benefit OF the building fund of Cowar-
din Avenue Church at the homo Of Mr..
IT. i. Cheatham, No los East Ninth
Street. this evening at 5 clock.
A mock initiation will be held tonight
by Hestia Conclave, |. .. H., at tho
hall, to be followed byNa banquet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Sick
Headache.

When your head aches, there e
is a storm in the nervous sys--s
tenn, centering i'll the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stor11-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and L
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss OF
memory, Inflammation, cps
lepsy, fits, dizziness, etc.
!Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
h DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth F1
ing, strengthening and reliev-a
ing the tension upon the nerves
not by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
choral cocaine or similar drugs.
a ".S.ck headache Is hereditary in my
family. My father suffered great
deal, and for many years have had
spells that were SO severe that was
for day5or' SO at n time. During q
Z very severe alta ok Of headache, I took
DR.. Miles. ANTI Pain Pills and they
then IftakeSthem when feel the spell
coming on and it stops it It once"
N 81 i@,557lf555if5F-i. JOHN j. MERRIAM,
Pres. s.. b. Eng. Co., South Bend, Ind.
Or. Miles Anti. Pain Pills are sold by
The first packaue viii benefit II It
falls he6wfli return your money.
rs doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Meetings at Emmanuel Close.

The special services which have been In
progress at Emmanuel Baptist Church for
ten. days closed last night with fine
sermon by Mr.. Baroody on THE ConVer-
sion OF Saul" The attendance was large
There were four additions to the church,
two upon profession and two by letter.
Rev. Mr.. l3aroody, an accomplished
Syrian scholar, has preached very &C
music, lad by n large choir, under the
direction Of Mr.. Reinhart. has been en-
Gallant . &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
LETTER TO n. A. GlLLls,

Dear Sir; Three gallons saved is sl2 to
sl5 earned.
Mr. Hanford Platt of Bridgeport, Conn,
ordered Ii gallons Deyoe TO raint his
house, and returned gallons, His
painter said II would take Is; a lead-and-
oil painter,
iiubbel s, Wade Co sold 1t. They say
everybody has the same experience there.
The reason IS. of course: they are used
10 poor paint,
What Is poor paint? Anything not
Devoe: some worse than others,
Besides, paints wear about as they
cover Double the si2 to Sl5.
Yours truly
20 f W pEVoI9 & CO .
Harris Hardware CO. sci! our paint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

baseball and football games scheduled
for Richmond. Georgetown has a brill
liant pitching corps. While Aver may
probably be called the star on his re-
cord this season. brennan, a young left
bander, promises to press hlm4 hard FOR
the honors. He has all the elements Of
a good pitcher and is improving with
every game. Titus Is valuable and ex-
perienced pitcher with an excellent re-
cord. White and Healy are the other
twirlers and they are both good.
At short, McGettigan, a veteran in field
sports, is the regular man, but Curry. 4
youngster, is doing phenomenal work III
the short field also. On fist base Is
I4arkn, fine. all round player. especially
strong in playing the bag and fielding that
position.
Star of First Magnitude.
Second base is covered by Henretty,
now playing his second year at tho Un!-
versity, n man who has an excellent field
ing record and Is a strong batter. James
Morgan. who plays third. really plays It,
being recognized rs one of the stars OF
the country, and he also captains the
team. Smith, a youngster. just eighteen
is substitute at third, Is one OF the finds
of tho season. In the outfield George
town has Martell q safe and strong bat
ter and fast fielder. Burns, who looks
after the center garden, Is also a relta-
BILE and scientific batter. Keane. In lett
field, is very fast on his feet, Is safe
hitter, fast baserunner and throws
from deep field to the plate with ense.
Taking the team rs n whole. George
town has this year on the diamond one
Of the most brilliant aggregations that
ever represented the University.
A great crowd is expected from the
two universities to witness the game
and the light blue and white and the dark
blue and gray will be conspicuously III
evidence. Both teams have many follow
ers In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
The negro Smith, knowing II to have been
A quantity Of the alleged booty was
recovered, and It now at the Second sta
Fayetteville Bank Cases.

Especial to The Times D spatch.l ~,
i FAYETTEVILLE N. c., May 3.-Ine
cases charging a. total emhezzlement OF
some $4,000 BY former officials Of the
Bank Of Fayetteville. Cashier John @.
Halgh and Teller George 9. Mlnrover,
came up In the Superior Court again 70
day, and trial was postponed until the
August term Of court. The defendants
renewed their bonds. The plea for.contin-
uance was made on the ground that the.
bill of particulars furnished failed to give
the dates OF mary OF the alleged defalca-
lions, and TINT they had not had sufficient
time TO prepare defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
The Produce Market.

There was good business on the produce
block on Cary Street yesterday. The receipts
were not so large on the previous day
and the demand was more active. These con-
retailers face to face for lively business. Not
withstanding curtniled receipts the marke:
tables and b the retailers and market men
have no trouble in getting what they want.
For some articles they have to pay little
bit more than they did the first day Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

mate friends. 1t Is a source Of deep re-
gret in official circles that the Governor
is deprived by Illness of the sad privilege
of participating in the exercises incident
TO The funeral of General Lee, but under
his physician's orders he will not be al
though he shall continue to improve. The
Governors condition has been much more
serious than most people thought. and
his family and close friends were consid-
crably alarmed for several days as q
result
Mrs Montague is now indisposed and
is confined to her room, though her con-
dition Is not at all serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Body Found in Dock.

The body of a negro named Thomas
Hundley, was recovered from the dock
by Joe Edwards yesterday morning. The
negro had been missing since December
Sd. on that night he WAS last seen IN
a half-drnnken way. strOlling toward the
dock. Coroner Taylor turned the body
over to relatives. as there We're no in.
dications of foul play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Large Real Estate Sales.
;peclal Id The Tines. D lsphtch.l

i GREENsBoRo. n. G., May 3.-Fifty
acres bordering the city limits. belonging
TO the estate OF the late B. ]. Fisher q
New York, brought at private sale by
order OF the court to-day one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars COUNTY
sheriff, u. r. Jordan, was the purchaser.
Blandwood. the historic residence OF eX-
Governor John NJ. More head, belonging TO
the estate Of the late Julius a.. Gray, and
occupied for the past ten years by n
Kelley Institute, was purchased by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Small Fire in Fulton.

a small fire In Fulton carly yesterday
morning burned several outhouses In the
rear of Nos, 3SlG and ISIS Louisiana Street.
The fire was discovered by Policeman
Cox, who sent In a stu alarm. The
damage will be between two and three
hundred dollars. covered by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
ALLEGED CAR THIEF.
Said to Have Sold Stolen Prop
-, Prook Avenue Dealer.

detectives Gibson and Wren ye s, Da =
Il eharged With breaking Into q car ar !. on
lie Richmond. fredericksburg ana ,Foto, %,
mac mac road md taking alot % boots a ,ha
notions. The man was locked up az me
First station. ai,,s+
A warrant was also sworn out agalnst
Sol. IS. Neinstein, who keeps q, dry soous
store on Brooke Avenue. He is charged
With having purchased g lot Of stun from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
ONLY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Limited Space at Cemetery De-
bars Participation Other Children

1t will be d great disappointment to
the hundreds of boys, who proposed to
take part in the funeral, procession TO-
day, to know that only the High School
will be allowed to participate. This de-
cision was made after school hours yes
terday by the authorities in charge of
the funeral arrangements because Of the
cemetery,
Preparations have been going on for
several days by the boys in the gram
mar schools Of the various schools. Neat
flowers have been secured, hut it viii
be impossible owing to the action OF The
committee for the boys to appear in line,
II is hoped, therefore. that none OF the
boys will assemble at High School to-
day. except those from the High School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Small Suit Filed,

In the City Circuit Court yesterday notice
OF suit was filed by Harry r. Holland against
the Richmond Transfer Company and The AT
lnntic Coast Line. alleging $500,
no declaration has been filed, though It is
understood tina, the alleged loss OF n trunk
In transit Is involved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

worth a&visit to the festival.
The contests. which are exciting a
keen rivalry, will close Saturday night.
TIE attendance has been all that could
be desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Chance ID PAY Taxes.

The Office Of the City Treasurer VIII
he closed to-day. In order to give all
voters chanceto pay their taxes, and
not be deprived Of the privilege of fot-Ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
The Nav Festival.

The May festival, being conducted at
Corcoran Hail. is proving great sue
cess af
The hall is beautifully decorated and
the displays on the different tables are
good, and In themselves are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
BIG THEFT DISCOVERED.
Groceries Taken From Railway

Cars--Justice Johns Court,
Justice John had another continuance
day" yesterday. The docket was long
and OF some Importance. but true to the
rule he set on Monday, he continued the
cases until he gets back into the court
The most important case was that Of
four men charged with taking lot Of
-four, coffee; cakes soap, etc, from Ches-
Tomlinson got onto the game and found
u quantity of the stl,ff IN a small store
al Seventeenth and Jay Streets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
company OF the administrator to-day at
the reported price OF twenty-five thousand
dollars f5s.}{ 80 Pr ID l5s n
APR1L's MOODS.
Unromantic Weather Bureau
Man Keeps Tab"

x Director Evans, OF the Weather Bureau
who looks at sunshine and showers In a.
practical and unromantic way tells the.
story of Aprl's moods by means Of the
appended figures:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

and another quantity in wood shed in
the rear Of the store. The men keeping
the store stated that they bought the stun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
GOVERNOR STILL SICK.
Unable to Sit Up and Mrs. Mon
tague Is Also Indisposed.

Governor Montague's condition was
thought to be slightly improved last night,
though he Is SIN quite sick and unable
to SIT up 10 receive even his most intl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

Mean ............,.. GIT Ala 67,6
Atmospheric pressure--mean. $50; high
Observation-Disclosures. S5 date llth; low
est, 80, date nth; greatest daily. range, 80,
Mean Of this month ser g years, 81;
Years. %; q bsoutee MINIMUM for t this
(plus) or deficiency minusl Of this month,
as compared with mean OF 26 years plus
O6 ~ accumulated excess lplusl Or defi-
cheney (minus) since January LIST. minus
.25.2: average daily excess (plus) or def,
cheney (minus) since January LIST. minus
1Pirecipitatlon-Total this month, s,os;
snowfall. r.; greatest recpitaton In q
hours, LII, dale 4th and 5th, Average OF
this month for 70 years, $40; excess Plus).
or deficiency (mnils) OF this month, a.
compared with average of 20 years, minus
.O43; ; accumulated excess (Rlus) or deli
cheney (minus) since january LIST, Ids. 4
Wnd--Prevaiing direction. southwest;
total movement, 5M4 miles; averago hour
" velocity. Z; maximum velocity for FIVE
minutes), 80 miles per hour, from the
south, on the 2lst.
Weather Number of clear days, 10;
partly cloudy. II: cloudy, 3; on which ~
IL. \ ~ Y 'p's'S Y w Y. "
rhn 1ade Storms tn. 5th 9Th iith a7l;
frost. light, 18th. sth, 23d heavy. 3d. 9th,
18th; kiling. nth, 10th. N NJ
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20
MARSHALL.
July II, 1905 .


Daniel Williams had 1,OS6 bushels
OF wheat, machine mea sure, off 45
acres of ground. Frank r. Hissr
raised 747a bushels on 33 acres. Can
you beat that yield considering the
number of acres?
Quite number of our farmers are
stacking their wheat in preference
to threshing from shock.
Our baseball team was bombasted
by Berryville last week. Score 8 to 8.
Rev. Richie, of Georgetown,
preached Sunday morning and even
ing at the G. U. Church.
James M. Shoemaker, of Green.
field, was soliciting subscribers for a
new line for the Union Telephone
Company few days last week. The
proposed line extends down Turkey
pike and the following have sub
scribed: James Rice, D.. r. Cum
mings, F. B. Cummings, Dwight G.
Dick, q. p. Murphy, J. G. Bell (farm),
Mrs. NJ. J. Cummings, +. a. @. Bell,
F. T. Hiser, Ed. Burnett, Cyrus Fer
guson and D. r. Glaze. The Bell
manager says he expects to have
every box in operation by September
], 1905.
Jesse N. Wise is our new rural car
rier ON Marshall Route No. l, which
includes all parties who were former
patrons of Marshall postotiice. He
begins his run on August /.
Hamer King is recuperating in
Adams county, his old home.
Herbert Smith, Harry Wright,
John Martin, and Guy Wilkin, of New
Petersburg, Mr.. Turley, of Elmville,
Raymond Rhoads, of Turkey, and
John Irons, accompanied by their
lady friends, attended church here
Sunday evening. .Te \
Mr.. Hiser is employed at New Mar
Hfaf N 8tsi q Nt 4tai lis
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20
ANOTHER TUNNEL PROJECT
There Is Plan Afoot to Connect Prince
Edward Island with the
Mainland.

One of the most important and in.
teresting of engineering problems in
these days OF tunnels is that of con-
nection between Prince Edward Is.
land and the mainland of Canada.
This island lying as 1t does in the
lower Gulf of st. Lawrence, is a yer.
table garden in summer, but It is
great encouragement to its popula-
tion of about 100000 thrifty and en-.
terprising people, says the American
Syren and Shipping.
II is an Independent province Of
Canada, with its own local legisla-
ture, lieutenant governor and all the
legal machinery of any other province,
but for three or four months in the
year is so cut of from communica-
tion as to make transit difficult and
dangerous. The past winter has been
so severe that for a month at time
the island was without mails.
The trouble Is with the ice. The
gulf does not freeze up solidly. as
does the st. Lawrence river, but the
swift tides and currents coming from
the straits of Belle Isle, the Cabot
straits between Cape Breton and
Newfoundland and the strait Of
Canso. swirl through the Northumber-
land straits, which separates Prince
Edward Island from the mainland, and
carry with them fields and bergs Of
ice that are often impenetrable by
the most powerful steamers.
II Is stated that the distance at the
narrowest point Of the shores across
the strait is about 6H nautical miles,
and with approaches the tunnel would
be in all about S1s miles. The island
is now contributing about $1,400. 900
to the revenue of Canada per year
and contributes to all the great works
Of Canada without complaint.
The province is an old one. capable
OF prosperity, and could support 300.-
900 people easily. II has valuable fish.
cries as well as agriculture. One sur.
vey made some years ago by Sir Doug.
las Fox for tunnel estimated the
cost at less than 81 100000 per mile,
but other surveyors have pronounced
the bottom of the strait a mass Of
granite powders. polished cleanly by
the ice to such degree as to sparkle
in a summer sun beneath the particu.
larly clear water, while between these
masses of granite are clefts of vast
depth across which a tunnel would be
impracticable. Further surveys WILL
however, doubtless soon be made.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20
BEES MAKE THINGS LIVELY
Swarm of the "Birds with SINGERS"
Take Possession of Pittsburg
Trolley Car.

Bees on a trolley car, whole
swarm of EN-! They looked like a
score of swarms to the pestered pas.
sengers, who were stung repeatedly,
despite the frantic efforts to fight off
the birds with stingers."
1t happened on a Perryville car
early the other morning, says the
Pittsburg Dispatch. 1t is said that
soon after the car left the terminus OF
the line for the initial run to the
city il bumped wagon loaded with
boxes. No damage was done to car
or wagon, although the Jolt was Sc.
yere, and the car proceeded on its
run, =. - - Z 3. ir ..''.
Directly the motorman heard a
strange buzzing sound. Thinking it
came from the machinery, he stopped
the car to make an examination. As
he stepped from the platform he no.
ticed a swarm of bees a few feet
above the car.
With a yell he ,leaped back to the
platform, and, throwing on the cur.
rent, started down the hill at top
speed.
This dld not daunt the bees, and
second later they filled the car,
ao1pen one Some sailed through the
cas, causing the women TO scream,
the children to cry and the men
shrink ~ terror; ...sl b."
Once the hotorman attempted to
stop. and the beees Immediately set.
tied. A chorus of shrieks and yells
arose from the passengers, and cry
Louder than the general chorus
showed that q bee waS at work.
Women attempted to beat them OF
with their fans and handkerchiefs.
while the men resorted to hats, but
this only aroused the ire of the bees
and the succession Of yells showed
that the bees were getting the best
| of the battle. The motorman started
the car, but the bees followed, add
ing to he terror and pain Of the pas
sengers. Those who desired to gel
Of at psints along the route refrainet
from doing 80. The entire interior o.
the oar was fairly black with bees
while thousands covered every sur
face.
When North avenue and East stree
was reached the queen bee settled OF
piece Of burlap on telegraph pole
and In an instant the other bees hat
settled. They formed In the shap'
of heart, foot long and half al
thick. The car continued until thu
motorman was sure the bees hat
given up the chase and was theI
stopped. There was a general ex
odus of passengers with swollen hand
and faces and demand for bakin,
soda, iodine. arnica and other soothing
lotions.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-20
Paper Floors.

Wood pulp or paper tioors are the
latest fad In Germany, and the new
idea has many points Of advantage over
the wooden doorings. A rough board
floor is first laid, any sort Of soft pine
being used. since this Is to serve merely
al a foundation for the flooring proper.
Over this is spread 9 special prepare
ton Of pulp which dries almost as hard
as stone, and with an absolutely even
surface. When thoroughly dried It can
be painted or stained to initiate any
wood, and, as It is absolutely impervious
to water, oil or dirt, 1t can be kept much
cleaner than the best hardwood floor
and the absence of cracks prevents the
gathering Of insects under the base.
board. II costs but two-thirds Of what
a hardwood floor would, and It is be
Ing adopted In the best houses. as well
as in the cheaper apartments, where the
item Of cost is an important considera
tion.