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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
SALMON ADMITS
He VA. WAS !: PARTNER I: ne
Was Associated With George Z.
Howard When Gelatin Label
Was Patented.
WILSON AB b. N Q !. VACATION ,:1 1.
Will Stay in Washington and
S5saas = u
WILSON ABAND0Ns VACATION
Will Stay in Washington and
Push Investigation Into Al
fairs Of Department,
tBu Associated Prcss.)

4.
WASHINGTON, August 4,-Dr. D. E.,
Salmon. chief Of the Bureau OF Animal
Industry OF the Department of-Agricul-
tture who has held that office for many
years. to-day admitted that he was the
business partner OF George Z. Howard,
Of this city, when the gelatin meat
label was patented. and also when In
June, 1901, the first contract for the label
was awarded by the Department OF Agrl-
culture After the first contract was
secured from the department, DR.. Sal
mon states no withdrew from hts part
nershlp. having. he said, already pracu-
caly withdrawn before that.
Wilson to Stay.
Secretary Wilson has determined not to
take his annual vacation during the
progress Of the Investigation he. Is con-
Quoting in the department. lie had In
tended to Leave Washington on August
LIST.
If any person has any reason to sus-
pect the integrity of any OF my employees,
now is the time for him to speak, said
the secretary to-day. IT am in the In
speeding business now and want to get
at the bottom Of any rumors or facts
that may be brought to the department"
Grand Jury Takes Recess.
The grand jury engage In Investigating
the Statistical Bureau OF the Department
Of Agriculture to-day took n recess until
August 18th, when the inquiry will be
resumed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
rom Our Regular Correspondence

r (FrOm our lte6uIdr SolAcePoi'uout'i ~
WASHINGTON d. C., August sit
would not be surprising II the inyestiga-
ton OF tho affairs Of the Department
OF Agriculture should take a turn when
would dcyelop that the Bureau Of Indus
try has been engaged In practices which
amount 10 backing up the beef trust IN
It's efforts to gain control OF the meat
trade OF the country. Indeed, y mas
already been developed that the bureau
has aided the Big six, as Commissioner
Garfield designated the six companies
forming the combine, In obtaining con
troll OF the meat pa cking Industry. It
remains to be established whether the ald
extended the packing combine was m
territorial.
rhe Bureau OF Animal Industry claims
there Is n shortage Of inspectors OF meat
PRODUCTS owing to the lack OF funds with
witch to nay them The result has been
Tint the bureau has not been able 20
send inspectors to all the packing es-
refreshments that desired them. Com
nlaints have been made BY Independent
concerns that they have not bcen ape
to nut their products on the market LOT
The reason that they could not get IN
spectors, While inspectors we're statloneo
at all the big establishments controileu
by the Big Six. The charge IS maze
that DIR. salmon, neftu ~ VIZ ''"Al $500
Internationally Kept his inspectors at the
biz plants, and refused them to the
smaller concerns. for the reason that
he wanted TO help along the big lel-
lows
There is no question that the effect
OF not sending Inspectors to the small
concerns has helped the trust. Whether
It was possible to supply the demand re-
mains TO be shown. It also remains :. 70
be discovered whether the bureau ot.-
Gals gave aid and comfort TO the trust
Intentionally. This fact would be pretty
well established II It should ne shown
that there w.se Inspectors to pc had at
the time they were refused applicants.
This Is not the> first Of the charges
that have beeen made against the bu-
reau. Some months ago an inspector
made charges against DR.. Salmon, but
he did not sustain them on investiga-
ton. II It shall be estaoI's = g .
a flor a. thorough lnvestlga ton, that
the Department OF Agriculture ma .
heen aiding the beef trust 70
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The most of Judge Manns speech was
directed to discussion of the Mann law,
and in this connection Judge Mann de-
cared that hls-fight for Governor Is be-
ing made the Interest of the women
and boys of the State,
Ho ridiculcd the idea Of his being a
prohibitonist and with great show OF
feeling declared that r. he were not. y. q
Democrat, no Democrats existed IN Nlr-
ginia or elsewhere
IF elected Governor he would endeav-
or to see that the old Confederate sol
diers were taken care Of would favor
an appropriation Of 100000 to the public
schools in addition to the amount now
paid and would appoint the best men IN
the State on the corporation commits commits
sion. s5i III
Judge Mann was introduced by Mr. Geo,
G. Round, as the next Governor Of Viz Viz
ginia.
lie is the only gpbernatorial candidate
who has spoken here during the cam
paign. and his speech won him many
friends.
The Anti Saloon iLcague will secure him
a very flattcrlng vote lat this precinct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
ASHLAND NEWS.
Hanover Troops Reunion-T,he
School Census Complete.
Especial 10 The Times-Dlspntch)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
ASHLAND, VA, August 4.-The annual
reunion OF the Hanover Troop Associa
ton will be held this year Mt Ashland
Park as usual. They will meet on Tues
day, August Sth
nnsle and Mrs. Gilbert, Of Ashland, nc-
companied BY Miss Greenwood and Miss
Waller, of Maysvllle, Ky, visited the
old birthplace of Henry Clay, near here.
yesterday. Tho latter are making tour
Of the hlstoTc3 places y virglnlaa, ar nnd
left to-day FOR tho University OF viz
ginia
Professor and Mrs. blackwell have
been expecting to entertain In Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. DeNeig, Of New Orleans,
La, but their visitors unfortunately have
been qlarantined twice since leaving
postponed for the present, and Mr. and
Mrs Blackwell and Miss Blackwell arc
now visiting Mrs IIasan, In ChrlstlaAs-
lgurg, Va. -
Mrs. segun, Of Philadelphia, is Waiting
Mrs. ]. Poyntz Tyler, here,
Mrs. Blair, at Howardsville. Va,
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton will visit
friends in Boston this month,
Miss Bessie Hoge. of Richmond. is visit
ing the Misses Leake,
Miss Mary Peasants, OF Boydton. Va,
The school census Of Ahland Just com
letcd, shows nm enrolment OF 256 white
and % colored children of school age,
Tho following additional arrivals arc
recorded at the Henry Clay Inn: Mr., and
Mrs, a. W. Patterson and children, from
IIoofnagle and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Moore and Miss Oracle Moore, from
Winnsboro, La; Mr.. Charles Brown, OF
Richmond.
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.YOUNG EAs LEY
SHOT BY OFFICER
Continued from First Page.)

we're lying Side by side when the shot
II T. thought Mr.. Easley was drinking some
but would not swear to ", can ol''y
answer for myself 81.
stance. was as follows: room IN the
annex Of Hotel Garland. About Il o'clock
last night Mir, Easley and Mr.. Whltc
,ondo such nolso they woke mo UP
and I went out and tried TO quiet men; !
flnnllv they went out In the street some
,vhere They returned shortly and Mr.
Easley took some drinks end went out
on the street again, ,,,on
When in front OF Ragland,s oavpeF slop'
Policeman Carter went UP 70 the,n an y,
said; NMr, White, you have exnp soal
tn.night and must go to your room,
Whereupon Mr.. White said ne Woulu
nj 90 until he got good and ready, Car
ter then summoned White TO appear ~
sore The mayors court In the morning
Easley Took It Up,
Al this 3uncture, Mr., Easley took the
matter at ', Up, saying he would pay ., M.
T Men Mr.. Carter asked Mr.; Easley AZ, 70
appear before The MayofFhts nam noi ht to no no
When about thirty, steps away, h ST.
lev so and MI Carter clnehed finally ME- NJ
k1osksd s Gne 6 Ssat KIM saFss
f fnne w dt his flrst, while down. by thlss
tms Yss 9rq}bs s SSsta II s esar h 'ssF
Garter 1v cot I IN and walked UP the street r.,
espenss es ar fellG oysrs,eppaa hs
bounds as poleem,ann n ~ m mo sir;
NJ ' Esrtsl testified 'p So| Rards In ME
White end NJ, Ig aev w Ts5e hit ' the irst
lick, hsey o. Garter and avg f IA. t they
What passed between s ahe niatol vent oii,
H. Ho seemed TO have Mr. Garter = h aowbm ~
beating him, don't knoWs W Sut think nk
had hin by the hair OF not. pul ! '''HN
NJ mr, p H Yancsy nlght ppssreMd9 essr g.
the Southern Depot, stated tnat M tnt ,n .,
White ana Hsslsy came ocl e .A sna a'a bo9
t~nre Under The influence Of .Whiskey.,, !, .
Ivllcenan Garter testified ~ paf9' posh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
MR., GAMBLE ARRIVES,
New Revenue Agent Comes Is
Richmond to Take Charge.

Mr.. James B, Gamble, Of lndsana, me
newly assigned revenue agent for me Sec
ond and Fifth Districts Of virginia ar
rived in the city yesterday, succeeding
tho late Frank G, Thompson who died
suddenly at Goshen recently,
Mr. Gamble, though an lndlanlan, comes
to Virginia from Kansas CITY, MO-, Wnele
be has been located for a year or TWO,
lie has seven on eight years experience
MS field agent and recently nus seen
division agent in another tsrFltory,
There are but twenty-five sueh agents ~
the service, and these are lmmealhlelSs
under the orders Of the com,missoner or
internal Revenue. The positions are w
cratiye ana responsible, ~.
Mr., Gamble will have. his office y tne
shafer building, on the bahE s!tma'
side where the offices have TOR some
months been. located, So far. as kno ,,yI
the headquarters Will be retained ~ fms
city. The revenue agent has ne o.
rectIon of the field deputies III looklMs
after tho collection of revenue through,
out Tho outlying districts % 'na STAG
ana especially in hunting down nna Sai',
turing Illicit distillers and mas tnen
pay the government taxes and licenses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
IN 81 4, J, M \. "a.
was guarding the nontl, or Lake hso !.l,.,.
I'm Mississippi River SIX miles distant
ALL SOUND AND FURY, u
yardatnan Scouts Idea OF Serious.
& ,rro,,hIe Between States. II
~. ,.orintefl press,) \

gtRy Associated PressO
JAcKsON, B MISS. August 1...jo ..'
error Vardarnun to-day made public u,
following statement regarding tho#Eel
Low, fever situation: ~
"Evcrythlng Is sereno III Missls-
sippi. Only tho two SPORADIC cases case.
previously reported have occurred.
.rhn quarantine regulations i,rotnnl-
rated 'by the state Board OF Heaiih 4
are being vigorously enforced, no
embargo has been placed on iner-
chnndiso from anywhere, and upon
nrnner evidence that the holder OF
! health certificate has not been y,
mn infected district for ten Gays, ne 8
can enter the State.
nThe much talked-of armed con
t1,ct between Mississippi md LOUIS.
ann might properly be ;lescriped as
sound and fury, and as sisnil!inIs
.,n,hinp, but we are pnrsulnls re fs,
5uteiy the policy inuugurated 5py INC
stntc Board Of Health, based upon
modern scientific dcvGopmcnts TO /
sonn ,he fever out OF this state.
"Tbc report that have calied OUT
Eli 4ncr stnte militia Is absolutely IN
truc, There are members OF me
stnte militia performing the daty OF
wards but they are not acting IN u
military capacity"
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GOVERNOR IN HOUSE
OF HIS FRIENDS
Continued from First l'age:o

declared himself ms in favor of the single
list of school hooks and said that he
developed the single list in This State
and whoever else took the credit TO him-
self stood in tho same relation as the
camp follower to the soldier who Is IN
the forefront Of the battle
Captain Hulvcy also said that he was
the originator of the consolidated school
system In this State and without such
schools the people could not be educated
ono hundred years, he said, OF cross-road
schools had failed TO educate or elevate
the masses or VirGlnin,
Judge Mann was given he closest at
ftention during the whole OF his speech.
He did not speak from The stage, put
stood upon the floor Of the hall, saying
that he preferred getting alongside Of the
people, Judge Mann stated his PLATFORM
very briefly and seriously, and SAID that
he Is in favor Of good roads OF goott
free schools, a single list OF BOOKS, ana
proper regulations of the liquor traffic
Washington. he said was the place for
Mr. Swanson, and there he ought 10 stay,
and he told Mr.. Swanson SO Just rev
days ago Judge Mann said he met MI,
| Willard not long ago and told MIN ne
ought to be at home and Mr., Wlliaras
reply MAS that the road between his
home and the station WAS 20 pad nc
could not get there. Judge Mann laugh,
ingly remarked that II he was eleGn!.Gsn
| Governor he would put the road N tine
shape for Mr., Willard.
| Judge Mann was throughout his speech
very courteous to his opponents and al
ways referred to them as his friends lie
| said that both, Mr.. Swanson and Mr,
4 Willard were somewhatHoft ga bother 70
4 him and he found ltsconsiderable tlorsle
to watch them both az once.
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Payne's Medicines are on sale and
the down town offices open daily
from . e II "a. M. and to S p. NJ.
DID BUREAU KNOWINGLY
AID THE BEEF TRUST?
Officials of Animal Industry Department. NOW under
Fire and investigation Will Likely Be MADE.
Preventive Of Hay Fever Discovered

gain control OF the meat industry OF the
country, while the Department OF JUS
t,ce has been and Is working TO break up
the trust, the condition OF 5affalrs brought
10 light Will be without parallel IN the
history OF the government.
The repeated assurance given the public
By Secretary Wilson that he does not in
tend rcsigning from the department arc
taken at their full yalue-and they are
not accepted at face value. It Is not
the Intention OF the Secretary to resign
until the investigation Into the conduct
OF the affairs OF his department SHAH have
been concluded. 1t Is the belief OF those
who are the best informed regarding con-
ditions In the department and inc Affairs
OF government generally, that Mr.. :, u
son Will retire from the cabinet when
tho arrairs or tho Department OF Agrl-
culture shall nave been thoroughly over.
hauled and q general house-clean.ng com-t
pleted. He will retire without stain
upon his private character. The scan
3dals OF the Department. OF Agriculture
have not furnished the personal hon
81 honesty OF It's head. Carelessness and
oyer-trustfulncss In tho capacity ana
fidelity OF subordinatcs have been Mr.
Wilson'S undOlng
Doctor Dunbar. the director OF the Hy-
gtcnic Institute ut Hamburg. Germany.
has discovered preventive OF hay fever.
Consul General Gucnthcr, Frankfort.
Germany, reports that pr. Dunbar, by
painstaking and thorough investigation,
has established the fact that hay fever
is caused by the poison contained In tho
pollen OF many plants, grasses and CO.
reals. BY process similar to that OF
producing the diphtherin serum, DR.. Dun
bar has succeeded in producing hay
fever preventive by means OF me con-
tlnued vaccination OF animals with the
poison OF pollen, There Is formed IN
this way an anti-toxin in the blood "a
serum OF the animal which possesses the
property OF neutralizlng the poisonous
eject OF the pollen In the nose and eyes
OF the patient.
1t is worthy OF note that this serum.
known as pollantlne, unlike other Sc
runs. is not injected simultaneously but
is applied directly to the nose and eyes;
! gpr. Dunbar has collected voluminous and
| very favorable statistics as to the enica-
! cy OF the remedy
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Home After Many Years.

p After n lapse OF TWENTY-FIVE years MT,
J, P, Blanton Of Cumberland county,
Va. visited Richmond several days. Ho
LETT yesterday for Cumberland county
but viii return Monday TO attend tlou,
bis wedding to take place Tuesday n'gnt
at the residence of his cousin, Mr. ] w,
Blanton, No. 1905 FLOYD Avenue.
her OF the faculty of the University OF
Missouri, hut resigned the position after
ward BECAUSE of ill-health,
Mr., Blanton Is a graduate OF Hampden-
sidney, class Of 1860, FIe was an Intimate
friend in his boyhood days OF Co'onel
Meade Haskns. now of Blackstone; In
ther Camp, Judge s, =, WIFE BENJAMIN
James. Benjamin Sheppard and other
prominent Ylrginians,
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PRESIDENT ACTS.
Instructs Surgeon General te
Take Charge of Situation.
fBv Associated Prcss0

nv Associated Prcss0
uAsJ1INGTON, August 4.-Presidens
Roosevelt tonight forwarded 10 surgeon
General Wyman, of the public health ana
marine hospital service, telegram rom
Governor Blanchard OF LOUISIANA re-
uucsting that the United states eoserh-
mont take control OF the yellow fever
s,t,,.t,or in New Orleans. The President
directed the surgeon general TO take every
stem in his power to meet the situation
in New Orleans and to notify HIN what
further action Is advisable and possible
for the Federal authorities to take.
rho telegram in full Is as follows:
..Hayo received following telegram from
Governor Blanchard OF Louisiana:
Of all commercial bodies of the city
Of New Orleans and other prominent
persons, at which were present the
mayor of the city, the State health
authorities and the president Of tho
Orleans Parish Medical Association,
the following resolutions was hdop p %.
""That this meeting endorse the :
nroposition to ask the United States
government to take control OF the
yellow fever situation in New Orleans
4 and that the Governor of the state,
md the mayor OF the city, be request
cd to take Immediate steps to carry
th,s proposition into effect; further
that the hearty cooperation OF the a
state and city governments and tho
state and city health boards and the
narish medical societies and OF NE
merchants and people generally pc
pledged In such action as may be
taken by the government
II am requested by the mayor OF
the city, the presidents of the state
md city board Of health ana by
committee of prominent citizens 10
transmit the above resolution to YOU
and request you to take over on be-
half OF the Federal government,
through the proper channels, the yell
low fever situation ut New orleans
This now do and urge speedy actioh
on your part.
Governor of louisiana
..plcosc take every step IN your power
~ moot tho situation ut New Orleans
and comply with the request OF the .ioV'
crnor and the other authorities ana no
t,fy me what further action Is naVlsnnle
and nossble for the Federal authorizes
To take Would like full report IRON
vou ms 10 what should be done. Piease
4 confer with the surgeons general o.
the army and navy, If In your judgment
this Is WISE o.r,y,,1.
m wyman has acknowledged ,ne
Presidents telegram ana VIII h'''No t''ss
report TO him tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
JUDGE MANN GENEROUS.
Asks hatHis Competitors Each
Be REPRESENTED at Precincts.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
& NOTTOWAY. c.. f H., VA, Aug A.
Judge Mann to-day addressed to r. s.
Bevile, chairman OF the Nottoway County
Democratic Committee, the following let
ter: "a.
r.. IS, Beville, ESQ. Chairman Democratic
County Committee, Crewc, Va:
My Dear Slr,--WhileaT know that your
committee will only select high and hon-
ornble men to act as election officers on
the day of the primary, In order that
there may be no possible ground r 90, OF com com,
mittee will appoint at each, precinct In the
election favorable 10 each of my compotl-
tors. Very respectfully.
The county committee OF NottoWay VIII
dates di and no trouble vii be experienced
In getting men Of tho very highest char
ncter to serve without charge. It Is un-
derstood that It Is the purpose OF me
committee to- appoint M,lard Il a nrac d
ticnble. In several precincts. however,
cincts every voter is for Judge Mann;
Yesterday being court day an excelleint
opportunity was afforded TO- ascertain tnc
sentiments of the people throughout me
quite a fight Is being made on judge 4 g
Mann at one precinct. and at an9tn ,i,r
there is some opposltion; but az az lne
other precincts the Mann sentiment j
practically unqnmoHHs ~ 1udg so MEN, nd v
besides the people have a strong county
| pride. His home county VIII give nun Il
! handsome majority. Sa5S s
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Mr. White and Mr. Easley were under
The influence OF whskcy. followed them
to the Southern Station and advised MT.
White that he and mr. Easily ttse ra 80 20
i've families, and then left them.
Later came across them again N.
front Of Terrell's saloon. curs!ng ana
dsorderly and summoned -, Mr Ma ro1 oe-
came IN and told me II White owed
ane to come TO him for T.; too ad MIN nun
in bis condition he must e,tq he go 9' 70
curse and abuse him. told him that was
enough and l would have to lock nm up.
to9k hold anG q n hs h 70 a Come w.A s
and when he ala this Mr.. Easley broke
loose from my loft hand, threw his, right
arm around my neck, and hit me ~ me
closed eye.
We shattered, the three Of US. to tho
window In the barger-sh preaRinH tEe
glass; then back to the Gurnstonas' ~ oW vaht
\ y right arm, with the club stu ~ my
hand around tho post, someone snatched
my club. and was struck sevoIal ploWs
on the back of my head. MI; Eats Sly
ING mo about head and face. We stag
gered, he and I. into the street, when he
threw me. III, - ~,
b D'sioi, T Bssoee aoua Use 6 il threx
ne again and bumped ny hssa d. aga 1n,t
the cobbles several tines Wne EN- 1e. t
tie pistol, / drad, as we'll as ! could see.
being partly blinded,
ie started e rlse AID 'sa WHEN hala Up,
~ ~ after Or, Belt, and I went after DR..
Sriggs, / then went to Mayor CARING
TOMS home and gave myself up
Mr.. Easey made no statement before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Koreans Received.

(By Associated Pross.)
OYSTER BAY, N. y, August 4,-Presl-
dent Roosevelt this afternoon received
Singamon Rice and Rev. p. K. Yoon,
two Koreans, who arrived here last night
to present him memorial, asking him
to look after the interests Of Korea IN
the proceedings of the forthcoming psace
conference. They represent practically
only themselvs, and as they have neither
official nor diplomatic standing, the
President suggested that they present
their memorial to the Korean legation In
Washington and have It passed on to the
state Department In the usual course
The young men left for Washington 70
night.
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Wilmington Acts.
An AssocIatcd I'ress.l

(By Associated l'rcss.i
WI ,MINGTON, N. c., August 3.-isS
directlon OF the Board OF Health me
m ~ issued proclamation to-day &C.
t y, ling ~ a rigid quarantine against New
orlcans and all other places In tho STATE
~ louisiana or any other State wnerc
rcIlow fever now prevails or ma! mere
after prevail or be suspected " pt
1r,orencc s, C.: Goldsboro. FayetteVlilo
- IIamlot N. c., to enforce the quar-
ant,ne. No persons or baggage from me
infectcd dlstrlctiwlll be, permitted TO on,
, ter the cty,' until. after detention Of Of
fifteen days or less, as circumstances
may dictate. ee,,or.
Names of cities furnished the Officers
AGAINST which special precautions are 70
he taken are Now Orleans, shreveport
Mobile and Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
FRATRICIDE CASE.
John Turner Exonerated From
Charge of Murder.
.laneclnl M The Tlmes.plsnai

Especial TO The Times. Dlspat;h.)
REIDsVILI4E, N, G., August 4.-The
Turner fratriclde case was disposed OF
tonight. John Turner was charged with
the murder OF his brother, Ben Turner, Is
months ago, near Madison, after they
had become Intoxicated and were en- route
home. The jury brought In verdict OF
not guilty. The defendant was repre-.
scented by able counsel.
At former, trial. held at the last term
of court the Jury could not reach a YER
dict and Turner was released on ball,
Turner Is a. we'll to do farmer OF the
county. and Is reputed 70 he worm con-
siderable money