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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

to the exceptional ability of the indivld-. \
3unls composing the orchestra but y !.
should be attributed also ito the fact
that there is n perfect airport between
the men and their conductor. jjs3}
Lew D ockstader's Ministries.
Low Dockstadcr's Ministries Will appear
at the Academy Friday nj gft.s OF course
Mr.. Dockstader Is the star of his COM
5pany, as he Is recognized as filling g!
nnIo,ln position & ins u,Instr esy.5 Eoty,it H.
standing this, however. he does not rely rely
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..:.ee,The Curse. az IDriinkl.,'

AT the Bjou Thea ire this week. Charles
=. Blaney's successful drama, The Curse
of DRINK" will be the attraction. This
Is said by tho agent to be the most won
sdcrful scenic production of the year. Mr..
sBlaney having invested q very large cap
gital in the scenic and mechanic cal equip
!ment. Says. the press IA gent: III s q S
S3 1.-THE story Of the play is that Of an
engineer who is add ioted TO drink, avio-
&lation Of one Of the rules OF the railroad
for which he works. q He has q daughter
who Is loved by the son Of the president
Of he road, 1. who has made him teGonle.
! q fireman SO that he can thoroughly learn
the railroad business This daughter is
I also loved I! by y the villain. who Is the
superintendent OF the road. 70
ss Handy hires four accompllces, who trap
the girl md place her on the rails an
front OF the engine which her father is
driving. She Is rescued by the YOUNG
fireman The ola engineer, through Will
for drink and becomes tho superintendent
OF the road. $ !. The superintendent Is tho
Victim Of rum and in the last act tries 4 to
poison his family and guests, who arc
8celebra ting tho Christmas holiday While
! lie Us wat ching them through the window,
expecting them to drink the wine which
y ne has drugged, he sees his daughter
4 In the company@a and realizing the enorln-i
5ity Of his crimo he shoots himself The
y Of the party, and the glasses are put
down, without their contents being
touched. One OF the greatest scenes is
that in which the villain meets Peggy
Edwards. the GIN he has ruined, In the
a.".I3arrel House,',S,t The scene where the
girl. degraded by drink. Offers ring,
Il her sole Remembrance OF her mother, for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
/ WAR;: ENToN, VA

Sas Especial to- The Times Dispatch.)
ii yYARRENTO ON, " v FEB. .-77Th he young
men Of Warronton. who expect to pres
sent q minstrel peri for the bone-
fit Of the local Y. NJ, c.. a.. K are rehenrsing
regularly and meeting with most encour-,
aging results AZ III the case OF shows
Of q Y slmildf character, mus, and fun
VIII predominant. while numerous clever
innovations will add materially to
strengthen its qualities wherein II be-
comes a burlesque. IS Sl 3
The seventeenth Of the month has been
chosen for tho initial performance but
even this is q matter OF conjecture. as II
Is almost impossible to fix date with any
degree Of certainty Just yet.
Music lovers are pleasantly anticipating
tho coming of Ithaca Conservatory Of
Music Concert troupe, which will appear :;
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prepare Ion or f prov lslon n: for wtn inter-.
5gfy When out Of employment, I hey are out
of the ! ocessaries OF life and since tho
weather cond itions Y have II been such as
to aprec1u de & II da Of work n In the
country Z rSn,ore II Id Il Two months past.
Arg mum Dor Of NH e-bod led 4 men and
their fanilt es hra i ring vas Il common.
t}Ihe| al tton OF Mrs. Emma L. Gar
nett 81 this coun ~. ~ hose dangerous,
illness has been u oted 4 the press. Isl
4 spmeWlfat Z sirnproYa AZ an8 the Indications
I now favor her ecoNery
tnors Bake e, W' wa bit ten by O cat
i some weeks d so, and who has been under
trentne tent I'M Pa steur hospital In Bnl-l
tinore,S n has been 4 broug bit 3 to his home
att Edge & lllssS j Isl county. Tho lad isi
Sapparantly well. but the physicians, at!
I the Fnstaurs institute have not as yet In
Termed his 8 parents whet her. or not the;
offending cat WIS @ rabld ,s4ktal though y the
animal wa $ " taken immed latelyti to the
Institute for examtnat ion.y :si5
Mr. Henry "a, Inson, a widely known:
travelling salesman visited Cleveland. his
elegant country home here, this week
" MT. Freela land Mason, Of Colonial Beach,
passed here Thursday on route to Pitts;
sbnlrg,s'$8 Pas where he may engage IN
business. III 81 s. S2s{ Sf
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MISS ANNA HOLLINGER
Leading Lady at the HlJou This Week


extent. Such famous minstrels as Car
roll ] ohnson,s Nell @ Brien; Matt Keefe,
William II. Hallett. John King, Manuel
$Ronain,s Bert White, w. H. .MaeD ona1d,
Leighton & Leighton and a dozen others
equal " well known, are und long term
contracts and therefore can only be seen
& for the next few years with Lew Dock
sstader's Ministries. M. ii; III R5f
Although Mr.. p stader has thus pro-
.vIded for the minstrel end OF his per-
\ ormance,g he has not neg ectcd the 8 pee
dtacularf side. 4s In this years programme
is numbered stirring military spectacle
entitled ..Shcridans u Ride. Tho per-
Torrance ends With the spectacle OF "A
water-lily pond gradually bursting into
bloom. AS the pc tails OF the water lilies
unfold a darkey's head appears as tho
heart OF the flower. "a each singing 81 he
long of the WatersI4ily Ss 4
q In addition to these things, Nell o, F]rien
and a dozen$o tter@ lem beers OF the COM
spany present an original twenty-minute
$burlesqu e: on s.'R Rapid Transit, which has
been pronounced by every one of the thou
sands OF New \ rkers, N Who saw; It this
i fall during Mr. Docks tad r's engagement
at the Herald Square Theatre. to be The
funniest bitEof satire w ich has ever been
presented on a. theatre stage. This skit
is fully protected by co pyrig ht, as well as
are all the other featu Of the show 3
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iTHEC|!0|.N|7|R5;|..!Q||V||.E||..IR|:S|:i.Y'||'.
LEAQl / |. ! TOPIC [.
Thought t. BE v fortuna Il, B zE fori'5j
the sGandi dates Involved
II ii Di spute
BIRD AT NERO U 3 !: ] HAWKS ! y Y s


(spcsc,al YThl,e Il, |, Times Dlspatch.)

~
III CONS, i'm s Y. - lis berra-s
i,orial cotitest,s Iohs has been attractlngi
wide attention for some time. has been
e&leading cor Il of talk llereab otlts for e,
SOM ii lays pas t-nes interest having Z been
added " BY what the 4 people here term
the neWspape controvc BET tween two
I Of the most conspicuous cand dates. for.
the Demoolsltlc nomination. r. 5 is the
opinion OF many that tho controversy.
so called, Is very unfortunate for some
Of the candidates and for the party, a
the Same time, there are those who con-
tend that the controversy Is ad dlng. per-
ceptibly d to the strength and chances Of
the candidate not & involved Is In IT, US
l It has already been sug gested by some
whose opinions and u suggesti ions carry
weight, that If any; real bitterness de-
lyelops IN the fight between any two of
the Democratic, candidates. 1t would teJ
z best to concentrate on sonle one WHO
is not a party to a. bitter flght'-7thls
for tho sake Of party harmony and party
success. Tho Democrats Of this section
aro watching the contest with peculiar.
and Intense INTEREST," and regular poll!
tlclans are talking ofSltttle else.
LIT was discovered here several vs. ago
that the hungry hawks had destroyed a
great many partrldges since the ground
has been covered byfn deep snow. The
birds have been without food and water
since tho snow fell last sunday night;
and. grouped In covcys about their usual
watering places. too weak to escape
rapidly to hlding-pacos. they are easy
prey for tho hawks ~ 81
Mr. j. Broadley Grigsley and bride lnee
Miss Matte Fnrmer). who were married In
washington last week. have returned TO
their home near here, I'm tho absence;
OF navigation on the Potion they had
to come homo via Fredericksburg and
down to King George by private con-
Farm animals are beginning to show
the effects of the long-continued hard
weather, Cattle and sheep are becoming
poor and Shabby a condition against
which provident and humane farmers
have constantly strIven, No amount OF
feeding and the best OF 5stnbles will mot
keep cattle fot and sleek through such
winters as the present, Sunshine and
some little exercise are essential and
cattle have had but little Of these since
I. last November
The certain class OF Ia boring people who
work exclusively "by the dayn-and
work. only IN pleasant, open weather
have been on exceedingly short rations
since the middle of ecember.i They
do not work CONFERENCE.-The prefer free
,dom"-ea day or two off when they chosei
and therefore earn barely enough while
AT work to supply their y famll les with
the actual necessaI of llfe fopB the tlna
being. at They raise nell tier yegetabl es,
s,yaln or hogs, and Ecollseq Aent|y ule ke po
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Dinrl,W.,,iiddie News.
tsneclal to The Times tct.)

n, {snecialsto The Times-Dispatch
4 A1'KENNEY. VA. Feb, s, The roads roads
in this territory have been frozen for
the past week, and the saw mill men mel
have taken q a dvantage OF them to get
their lumber hauled out to the railroad
an. D Sipments from this .8 place ! nave
been very heavy during the past. few
days III The outlook for continuing high
prices for this product Is Very en- coura g
Ing. ss5s ,,Ss ~ n 5 y 81
Company, recently destroyed by fire has
been 2 replaced by d two-story building
in5.which they will conduct a. general
merchandise business as hereto fore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
RLAIN'S# c OUCH REL On
i5$S5 II 4 THE BE MADE if5

Il SIN my opinion Chamberlain g Cough;
Remedy is the best made for colds, n aysi
Mira. Cora Wal ker, 81 3 rteryl lie. Call
Ing tfe Best. No other viii cure a cold
SO Quickly. No other Is so sure a proYen--:
tive OF pneumonia. No other IS SO pleas s.
ant and snfe to take. These are good
reasons why 1t should DO preferred Il oI
my other, The fact Is that few ~ ople3
arc satisfied with any other after having
once used this remedy, For sale by al
druggists Il! s{ II.
FIalf Shell Cigars at all leading cigar
stores, hotels, drug stores and saloons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
/ Snakes in Ian1;ulary.ss a

.8eSyhle going to- Flint Hill Il to- church
about ton d ays ago la swol known Baptist
deacon saw Y severa1 liar 80 snakes on the
side of the road near Battle Run. some
one having killed them and put them
there. Quite cold time for seeing
snakes. .'5{s }5 8s
II But Colonel Bob East ham has the latest
snake story. W lille riding along the road
last Thursday between Flint EIt III and
.Galnes's Cross Roads, his horse Ynas
frightened, and ho looked and d saw ri
large black chasing frog oYet
3IIayner OF Old II Kentuok o. Blue RI dgo;
Guide. VI IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
E5., " Z, ~
run, tea ches ia strong lesson and brlngs3
BoutS;the seyil that rum does, as Ho pig
has heretofore done. #
\ New Chapter U. D. D. ' CT.
(special TO The Times ispatc

!. Especial TO The lines. Dispatch
aILLsvILLE, Va, Feb 4 -. II he ladies'
OF Hillsylle met In the court house Mon on
day.8 and. organized a. chapter OF q augh-
tiers OF 1.-THE Confedera cy,.s with the FOL
lowing officers: President, Mrs. %. II. II
Sutherland; #. ice- President, Mrs. Flor =
5ence Brown Secretary, Mrs. G. =.
5Nuckoils; Treasur Mr. ]. r. King
Registrar. Mrs. Lawson Norrell ;85 II s., :
.torlan,s Miss Minnie Sutherland Com
smitteo on Credentials, Mrs, p. w. .Ear
Mrs. w. s. Upton. Miss sEllzapeth BroWl',
Blanche Green, Miss Pierce MI tchell.
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upon his own drawing rover and ability
10 hold up tho standard Of his perform
5ance,; but surrounds himself Invariably
With tho best minstrel talent he can SEE
cure. He is constantly ON the lookout
Cor new men, aid as Soon as i;al5 ma has
shown any talent he Is sure OF { ample
opportunity to develop It TO Its fullest lest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
\ AT the AGA DENY.

Attic Academy.
Wednesday, afternoon ana ntght-.--''' 7 he
Iynpnony Orchestral Ss 81
rlday ~ Lew q MN Y y
I3S$ Az the Bijou..8 Is.
X t' ne curse 81 Drink ,'.,SS-aI hcs yyeek,
i VIII, the Usual ma tlnees. ~ "a u s 81
little 4 Symphony Orchestra e Of tho
i South, Which tile Is proudly borne by
81 the Washington Symphony Orchestra, y OF
Washinstdn,8IJ. C.,, VIII be heard IN this
N city at the Academy OF Music on Vcdnes-{E
day uftcrnoon8hnd night IA +. liz.
s&&ss3 There are bit Six permanent sym n
y phony orcicstras In this country, and the
washington organization, though nut
& four ybirs cil, IL tes Dual "a =, 4 ,vit
1.-THE first. 1t .nilmDl, sixty tnlslcihns;
ali or them solo artists #of distinctlor,f
aiid3allF brought together this season froH M
I the other symphony cities In order TO
4 i.ink, tho washing Symphony Or
electra In course 4 OF time, not only tho
II symphony orchestra OF the South but
tho great national orchestra OF The United
II States With ltsEt home q t u the & nat 0nalt
capital and tss contributing sources
A throughout tho country. but especially
& IN 4 the South. ThesSorchestra lis sup
ported by suDscrlrt ions q M y s,l'i fa1 tecs
b byssOne Of i he most distinguished eeopc ~
i 1.-THE nation, political ard musical and \
the Immense expense Of sustaining such
\ 8. great organiza Ion numbering 30 many
#n,cn isiaiso met BY, tho lod ical concerts
4 At washing ton.Bs at e. Bal tlnorc and BY
" brief tD1rs. g N 35
as9iss THE 4 conductor II Is III II. NJ Reginald N de-
N KovNn. the eminent composer and author
sof " Robin Hood 81 Maid Marion. he
sscrenade.""Sand the other genuinely 1egiti--s
n MA comic operas hat have Senj Dyed ri
!, rl1ht&and popularity Ia which only the
= ebert md Sullivan opera eall compare
Mr.. De lkoven is ricl, and he gives his,
services without reward or emolument,
Il NJ conductor or The orchestra He has
developed a genius for mountaineering, that
hus led critics to- Tho opinion that within
"a few Years It VIII he universally nc-t
knowlcdgea that he is the greatest SYM
Sphony8 orchestra conductor HI America
IIe has tils .nta 81 mi,
i pathetic qualify. the extensive expo RI
$ence and the profound musical knoHlc edge
q that are essential to the attainment Of
sucl, a prominent post on IN the n,usi-
#cll world. Fl G. exercises unusual con-
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troll OF his musicians and he handles them,
IN q profoundly scholarly manner.
There Is nothing of the poseur bout
him and the estness with which he
approaches every composition Is re.
Elected throughout his orchestra. Their,
solo md ensemble aplaylng is considered
almost flawlcss and It. Is due not alone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

Candidate for Lieut. < Governor.
we are very much tgratided to know
that Mr.. i. Aston Cabell is a candidate
for this position, He5is finely equipped
tlnkeyery way for the place to which ne
snspires. He3is n clean, pure gentleman OF
tho highest type OF Christian manhood,
He will I'LL the position with credit to
Himself, honor to his State and satisfaction
to- tho pcpole.-M ldland Virglnian.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
Gu ZION
WILL P ROC EED
State Game and Fish Com
mission Makes Charge
Against William Boyd.


Attorneys for the state are at
Brainerd today to appear in the
prosecution of William. Boyd,
charged with having shot a COW
moose near Northome, Itasca
county, during the open. season
for moose in December. Boyd.
was arraigned Jan. IL at Mizpah,
near Northome, but it claimed
that a witness whose presence
was vitality necessary to the
states case had been spirited
across the line into Canada, and
the case was continued to Febru-
airy Z. Boyd's alleged offence
was committed during trip into
the northern woods in which he
acted as guide for two Eairmont
business men. One Of these
men was arrested, but the case
against him failed. The state
game and fish commission claims
to have a strong case against
Boyd.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
RAILWAY co. TO
BE ENJOINED
Bemidii Brewing Company
Do Not Want Road to Pass
Through It's Property.

Papers were prepared this
morning by H. j. Loud, attorney
for the Bemidji Brewing com
pany, to secure an Injunction
against the Minneapolis, Red
Lake & Manitoba Railway COM
pany enjoining the company from
putting the railway through the
property of the brewing COM
pany, which is located on Lake
Irvine. It is claimed by the
plaintiffs that the surveyors of
the railway company came to the
property upon which the plant of
the brewing company is located
and surveyed a line through
their lots just a few feet back of
the brewery, and that providing
the road is built according to this
survey it will interfere with the
operation of the brewery to such
an extent that it will be neces-
sary to remove the plant. The
case will be heard by Judge
Spooner, but as yet the date of
the hearing has not been set.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
WINTER GOOD
FOR LOGGING.
Superintendent O'Neil Of
Cass Lake Says Weather
Has Been Ideal.

+ J., ?. Z 2
Senator VIM. O'Neil, superin-
tendent Of the logging operations
on the Cass Lake and Winnibi-
goshish Indian reservations, was
in the city today from Cass Lake
on a short business visit. Mr..
C'Neil says that the weather has
been ideal for logging and the in
dications are that the entire cut
contemplated last fall will be
landed. tits estimated that the
SO camps now operated will cut
and haul approximately 125,000,-
600 feet. Mr.. O'Neil was accom-
panied by A. w. Layman Of
Crookston, special agent for the
interior department., who leaves
this evening for Northome to look
after the governments interests
IN that vicinity. Superintendent
O'Neil returned to Cass Lake
this afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfeiters have late
ly been making and trying to
sell limitations Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, and other
medicines, thereby defrauding
the public. This is to warn you
to beware Of such people, who
seek to profit, through stealing
the reputation of remedies which
have been successfully curing
disease, for over IS years. A
sure protection, to you, is our
name on the wrapper. Look for
it, on all DR.. Kings, or Bucklen's
remedies, as all others are mere
limitations. Fl. e. Bucklen & Co,
Chicago, ILL.,, and Windsor, Can
ada. All druggists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
Almost Certain That Mayor
Ludington and Council
Will Run Again.
PRESSURE BEING BROUGHT TO
BEAR ON LUDINGTON.
Very Probable That His Decision
Not to Be a Candidate Will
Be Overcome.

In spite of the fact that Mayor
j. A. Ludington has declined to
be a candidate for another term,
it can be stated with comparative
safety that the entire council will
again submit their names to the
voters on March IA next.
lthas been persistently rumor-
ed that this was the case, but un-
til this afternoon no direct in.
formation could be elected from
an authoritative source. How.
ever, a talk with member of the
council this afternoon resulted in
proving that the rumor was we'll
founded and that every mem Der
OF the council is willing to make
another run providing Mayor
LudiMgton' s consent to allow his
name to appear at the head of
lists were obtained. The council
man stated that he had received
numerous inquiries from friends
regarding his future action in
the matter, but had not given out
the exact situation until today.
He also stated that in view of
the fact that many citizens Of the
city had urged himself and other
members of the city council to
again allow their names to be
used at the spring election, they
decided to use their influence
with Mayor Ludington to gain
his consent to make another run,
and expected to be successful in
this.
Numerous conferences have
taken place between Mayor Lud-
inton and the other members of
the council and much pressure
is being brought to bear upon
him in order to influence him in
the matter. Providing he decides
to be a candidate, it is expected
by the members of the council
that there will be no opposition
to the old ticket.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies Deaf
ness is caused by an infamed
condition Of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rum.
bling sound or imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed,
deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's
normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dol
lars for any case of deafness
Caused by catarrh) that can not
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
ACCUSED OF
FORGERY
E. j. LaWlis Brought Back
From North Dakota to
Face Grave Charge.

Sheriff Bailey returned this
afternoon from Larimore, N. D..
bringing with him E. j.. LaWlis,
who is accused of forgery com
mitted in this city on February
3. Lawlis has been in the en-
ploy Of the State Mutual Fire In
surance company of st. Paul in
the capacity of agent and was in
the city last week. On the above
date he presented a draft on the
company for $50 to the Lum ber-
man S State bank and the money
was paid to him. The draft was
endorsed by Christ Olson. The
bank forwarded the draft to the
company and upon it's receipt
the insurance company immedi-
ately wired Cashier Brooks that
the draft was worthless, as the
man had no authority to draw on
them. A warrant was sworn
out by Mr.. Brooks and placed in
the hands Of Sheriff Bailey, who
landed his man at Larimore yes
terday. Lawlis will be confined
to the county jail in this city
pending his preliminary exami-
nation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
CROOKSTON MAN
in TROUBLE
Joe Harris Arrested for TAX.
ing Too Big Check in Pay
ment for Wheat.


Deputy Sheriff Daniels Of Polk
county returned last night from
Buena Vista in company with Joe
Harris, a former Crookston man,
who is accused of having accept
ed a check for 1928 in payment
for wheat that was really worth
only 1928. The deed is alleged
to have been committed at
Crookston last fall. Harris has
been engaged in cutting logs two
miles north Of Buena Vista dur:
ing the winter. Deputy Sheriff
Daniels also secured Herman
Nelson Of Rosby, who will face a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-09
Got Wolf Bounty.

W. r. Lucore was in the city
today from Turtle River and
claimed bounty upon a male wolf
which he caught in a trap last
week. Mr.. Lucore is earning a
good reputation as a wolf hunter
and has brought a half dozen
pelts to the court house during
the winter,