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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11

by qualify TO vote In the primary and In the
regular election 1t is expect ed that the num-
her OF qualified voters In this city Will be cot-
asiderably greater May 18th than nj any time
K Republicans nre active also in paying poll
taxes on or before May 9Th, six months before
ring them up all over the State. aided by Mr..
L. p. Summers, and will keep up the work
until May Sth. Democratic Stnte Chairman J.
Taylor Elyson Is alao doing what no can TO-
arouse Democrats to acc that they are pre-
pared to vote before tho days OF grace are
past. No one can vote oven IN the regu!ar elec.
tion in November unless no pays his poll
taxes cu, or before May sth six mont his before
the election. 81 g5 s}s.talf 3G,89
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
HAYNES CASE GOES OVER.
Negro Woman Being Tried on

In the Hastings Court yesterday the second
case OF tho Commonwealth VS.. Della Haynes,
the negro woman already given long term
trial. and after the hearing of numerous wit
nesses, 1t went over until II O'Clock this MORN
Ing.
Tho woman has strong array of legal talent
fighting to prevent her from getting an addt-
tonal sentence.
Her lawyers arc Messrs. George D. Wise,
III. Nj Smith, Jr., Harry c. Glenn. z. NJ.
Roscher md G.. X. Pollock
Most OF the proceedings yesterday were be-
hind closed doors The case will probably
reach tho judy. at an early hour to-day, though
It Is possible that q good deal OF time may
be consumed by the counsel in argument
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Schedule of College Games.

The Richmond College baseball team Ca, y
has played already three games WIN
5iRaandoiph- Macon, Hampden-s Sidney, and
Fredericksburg College. The following
is the completed list Of games. as as fur-
Apr I'd, Randolph-Macon. at Richmond
Aprii Il, Yale, at Richmond; April p,
William and Mary, at Richmond: May =
Emory and Henry, at RichmonS; I Mas
olph-Macon. championship game, al
Richmond; April u, Washington and Lee
al Lexington: April d., Roanoke College
nj Roanoke: April II, Virginia Polylech'
mic, AT Blacksburg; April Is, Hampdcn'
Sidney, at Farmville: May 5, ARTILLERY
School, at Norfolk; May 9, Norfolk Col
lcge, at Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
MANY PAYING UP.
People Are Seeing to II That
They Are Not DISTINGUISHED.

II is reported upon reliable authority That
a total Of I 200 voters were registered and had
qualified themselves to vote by prepaymcnt
OF poll taxes two weeks ago. This number ~
ter number Includes many Confederate soldiers
and Union veterans who are exempted from
the poll tax prerequisite There ~ now mIcn
themselves TO vote both in the primary and
in the regular election. Tho Interest ~ pay,
to the fact that tho marry candidates for
local Offices are arousing their friends TO qualify
ltkenlseves Nearly four more Weeks ,Tsm mai,
within which persons who have not paid their
ca2itatioa tax Tor 1904 may do So ana thess ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
STEVENS
OFF FOR EUROPE
Accompanied by Children, ches-
apeake and Ohio Executive
Sails Tomorrow.

President George w, Stevens. Of the
c,hesn peake and Ohio Railway, spent q
busy day In his office yesterday the
eve ofEhis departure for q foreign tour.
in ne All ali business possible before his trip
Mr. stevens, his daugh.ter Miss l I1a e,
Cec and. George ". Stevens, in ,felt
the city onfthe 5 p, NJ. tram for n W
York. where to-morroW, they WI taKe
pa ssnre ,aboad a White Star liner for.
Naples, The party Wlll tour ltaiyi
iinallvT Great Britain, spending about eight
or nine weeks on tho Journey. q
Turing tho absence of MIR. Stevens,
Vice President Decatur Axtell wd'll act = as
p ,rhn detp;arture of Mr.. Stevens was mark
ed Nv an unusually pleasant incident,E
showinp the esteem in Wllch he Is held
bv the Railroad Y. M. g, A. OF the Main
Street station, and by the employees gen
orally. Late vest erday afternoon dele
q e''l A. Consisting OF Messrs. g. Lorraine
j 4, Fergllsson and S. Il. Thomas, act
inp 7 for tho lime hundred members OF ne
x sSsncIn don. 5ealled to wish the president
hon VOYAGE and accompanied tho en-
ppess,o an 81 good wishes With the pre-
t ,cni ~ lon 4 Of "a handsome bouqnetT of
AmcrIcan Beauty roses, Mr.. stevens was
tt,'i.en''l 81 surprise BY this evidence Of
fitness, ~ ll'aue y HappS CIV
gracious response.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
In Touch With the Wire.

The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany yesterday installed messenger
call bell in Senator Martins room in Muir
phys Hotel. While this company have
messenger call bells in offices Of all tho
hotels, this is the first instance IN which
a call boil! has been placed in a private
room. This places Senator Martin IN
quick communication with NIL Of Virginia.
as we'll as the world at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
FOUGHT THE DOCTOR.
Negro Had to be Oyerpow'esrlies.et
Ii Before He Could be Treated.

Richard Morris. black young negros
beiiig drunk and disorderly on the street,
He had been fighting and was bad ia
wounded IN his face by a hrtck The
Mercer arrived tho negro attacked HING
ana It was found necessary to overro we
him before his wound could be dressedS
He refused to say whom he had beer
fighting Sggs ifsss d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
FIFTY WILL 60
TO UNIVERSITY ] [
Richmond Alumni Will Leave
for Charlottesville Thurs
day Morning.
WILL LIVE ON PULLMANs
List Of Those Who Will Attend ". en-
Installation Ccfc-
monies.
WILL LIVE ON PUL |.

All arrangements have been completed
for the transportation Of the Richmond
Alumni to the University of Virginia on
Thursday morning. Two Pullman cars
will be added to the regular morning tram
leaving at $50 o'clock over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio for Charlottesville. Ar
irving, the cars Will be packed near inc
dspensary, Just below the postoffice. anu
will DO used MS hotel by the Richmond
men during tho day. The cars will leave
for Richmond about o'clock Friday
morning and will reach town about 7:i5
A. NJ. ~.
Tickets for the round trip can only be
secured at the Chesapeake and Ohio pas
serger office on Main Street, between
Eighth and Ninth, on application to Mr..
Wnrthcn, assistant general passenger
agent. They cannot be purchased at the
station. Tho price will bo s4.15 for the
round trip. Pullman tickets will be Z pull y, Y
chased on the train and berths Will be
assigned In the order of applications That
is, the first person who sent in his name
to Mr.. MCGUIRE, will secure first choice
and 80 on ~
Those Who Will Go.
Those who will be In the party are
Messrs w. r. Meredith r. L. Powers.
E. Williams X. Mitchell, Or. Davidson.
DR.. George Ben Johnston, L. u. Aylett,
John a. Bryan, John q. Lancaster, Rev.
w. Meade Clark. Judge Christian, s. D.
Crenshau. Jaokson Guy, c. W. r. Brock,
John r. Mcclure. Il. y. Noting, L. 3D.
Williams, "A. B. Chandler, A. 3. Chandler,
Jr., w. A. Townes, George Bryan, IT,
c.. Stuart, Charles T. Lassitcr. ]. D.
Crunp,g B. r. Sutton. Professor Charles
Fl. Winston. J. st. George Bryan Rev
Braxton Bryan. r. l.. Traylor, Jonathan
Bryan. DR.. R. C.tBryan, Dr. a. l.. Cray,
J. j. Gravatt, j. T. Carneal, DR.. Edward
Kinney, w. r. McKenney, 2. r. Valen-
tine, w. F. Fox, r. B. Davis, DR.. y. L.
Wexford. @ e
Amongst those who will leave for the
University on Wednesday are Messrs. NJ.
NJ. MCGUIRE B. Ran. Wexford, Allen
Potts, H. NJ. Smith. iJr., John y. Ken
needy, Julian Gum. Jamea Drake, Robert
N. Pollard. Robert Munford and John
Hampden Chamberlayne. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11

ing by Miss Mamie Pcgram, accompanied
by MIR. Cary Jacobs, on the piano, and
there are other musical numbers:
The address of we'come will be de-
livercd by Mr.. sasackara. a.. Japnnese
nary, who will sing the national air Of
Japan in his native language. and Will
tell of some Of Japan's popular games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
.Reuival 81 81. lanes.

REV. ". A. Cooper. pastor Of 81, 1a .ass
Method,ss church WI b assisted th cha s 1lss
In series OF revival services ny EgS
o o Church The pastor will conduct forty tS
five minute service besinnns asaP ysn,n nai =;
q ny ~ oinrt Roth services at the church Sunday
were Well attended and interest Is Ar, alreaiS
keen In the prospective protracted scrf'ccss:ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.
to $500 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs to 5 ozs. moro to the!
pint than others. wears longer and gives
a gloss equal to new work. Sold by Har-
rls Hard ware Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
WILL NOT SELL.
Mr.. Ferrandini Says He Would
8Ru;1d However. for Mr., Never.

Mr. Fcrrnndini was seen at his resi-
rumor That Re Ind offered 10 sell his
property on Broad Street between sixth t
and Seventh tc MIRA II. Meyer, for the
purpose OF building n department store
Mr.. Ferrandini said :E"I have no idea
tof selling my property. don't have to
and i wont. Mr.. Meyer asked mo u !!
would build hmSa department store and
II said would build any size store he
wanted. and under his plans u he would
lease 1t for certain number OF years.
i 81 do not know what The Will do.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
SUIT AGAINST BANK.
Mechanics Liens and Sub-Con-
tractors Figure in Skycraper.

Notice Of a suit by ]. E. and a. L. Pennock
contractors for the new skyscraper at Tenth
and Main Streets, vs. the American National
Bank has been filed in the Law and Equity
Court, the amoung involved, being about
$1050O.
tween, contractors and owners when there is
a time limit. In this case the contractors
undertook 10 pay forfeit for each day OF
delay in delivering the building beyond o
specified time The time was far exceeded,
but the Pennocks claim that no damage re-
suited to the bank from the delay, and refuse
question could not be settled. and as the
parties could not agree on q plan of arbtra-
tion. It was mutually agreed to allow the
courts to decide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Spain Worse Than Russia.

The Richmond High School Literary
Association held very interesting scs-
sion last night. The subject that IT. R ~, ],
sa has been more cruel 70 her 81. su 2 vs
4 Next Monday he subject Will be: Re- :
solved. THAT no president should pc al
loved to serve two consecutive terms.
The public is cordially inSitea s - - =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
"Wednesday Club Rehearsal.

The active members OF the Wsdnesaa y, L ~
are asked TO be prompt IN attennAhcse ~ ie
,,lar rehearsal tonight. +. 81, ~ 500.
The Ashland auxiliary win attend th ,r. eve,
,,nsa h numbers will be taken up For tnls
reason a f attendance OF all those who e 4.
meet TO take part in the festival is es1eci'1.iS
DO HE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Bring Smith Back.

Governor Montague has Issued a requlstiens
on the authorities In the District OF Columbia
for one Tobias Smith. a convict who escaped
from the State farm, in 1902. Ei
The man will be brought here and made to-
serve out his term. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Southern Literary Messenger

y Or. b. Is. Minors sketch OF. the 6outhiS
ern Literary. Messenger, during ihqs|
entail career viii soon be published. az
viii be In neat medium sized l2mo, vol n
ume with ten photoe re- azure illustrat a, lonss;
81 MT james &. Heath and Edgar Az
Poe, the first and second editors. ares5
particularly valuable. That OF Mr.. HEATH
% 7 OF his grandson. Prof. r, IA,
babney, OF the University OF Virginia q
that OF Mr.. Poe Is taken from Mr.
5Ro. Lee Traylor's beautiful minlatllrefi Il
OF Poe. OF which he 80 generously al
lowed DR.. Minors work to have the firets
use. .s8s 5s III WY 5jl tsi *, IL
The other illustrations also will be-
pleasing to a great many. saa " Ii
Subscription lists for this work can be
found at the Bell Book Store and att
Hunters. Broad Street. The Messen gexs
mond. Or. Minor edited itsfor more than
four years. 81 /. Z. w n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
5Slupoers Beat the Pets.

The Braveman's Pets played the East
ern Suggers on Dock Diamond on Sat
urday The former were defeated by a
score Of II to I. There will be another
game next Saturday between the same
teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Iapanese Reception.

What promises 10 be. a most delightful
occasion will be the Japanese reception
at, West View Baptist Church to.nght.
There will be a fan drill BY q number of
young ladies, Miss Essie Phillips being
The accompanist. There will be a read
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
M change IN duty on tobacco.

81 No change In duty on tobacco. -, u #
Il n ,ts a RI JOHN T. MULLER e. CO.
Last Aprll an ex trn duty of cents per
poiu,d was a placed upon strips. and II has
been the aim OF tho liverpool Board of Trade
TO have this extra duty repeal The te s !.
gram is meant to convey the news that the
I,etition was not granted. 8s3 Is$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Petition Not Granted.

Aiessls. Darlington G. Co. dealers n Leaf
tobacco received on yesterday the following
telegram from London, regarding tho petition
Of tho Liverpool Board OF Trade for a re.
duct lon: x. ~, - ,oo. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
GROUP.

GROUP.
An attack OF Group can be warded off
nv giving Chambcrlains Cough Remedy.
promptly at the first indication OF the!
a approach of the disease. For sale by all
druggists. N is & }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
.Richmond, va. April z. 1903.

~ 337i5 St Richmond, Va AprfI'7 1910.
Messrs. Henry and Fred c. Kellam, proprletors
Kelam Cancer Hospital. City:
Gentlemen,-The committee OF i've represent
received r your letter OF the 4th instant, and
in reply thereto desire only TO reiterate our
fancv 4 the n selec ton of new location for
Your proposed :, hospital. But, we do protest
anew against your coming Into J., our midst St:
until fhis matter X Is finally decided.
Yours respectfully, 70
j. w. HANCOCK,
G.. w. PARSONS, 6.5
w. F. lTOMPkINS,
" gti5t z. L. RYAN.
= $I Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11

Rurnett's Vanilla Extract
Is the best. The grocers know IT. In
sist on having Burnett's. II is for your
food. pure and wholesomel-A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Gallahan-Hillman.

pr1f3HHIP EiteKi VA. April 1o.-Mr.
John Callahan and Miss A lice Hilman. daugh-
ter Of both , q 6nma e aoI ihe
hrid" Rev r, WILKINSON officiating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
Committee Again Protests.

The committee OF land owners In the Wet
End, who were appointed to walt upon Drsl
Kellau1 md urge them not to erect a cancer
hospital on II West Main Street near Lon-
hardy. have mailed the doctors the following
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16
Sum mer instruction.

Arthur Griffith Hughes, bass-baritone
soloist in the Washington Square Memo
rial church, and Temple Israel Syna-
gogue, New FORK, who is in town for the
summer, will accept limited number of
pupils at reduced rates during June,
July and August in voice training. Mr..
Hughes has a fine class in the city, a
number of his pupils holding church
positions in and about New York. Mr..
Hughes has toured the L. S. in concert
and oratorio and is one of the youngest
soloists who has held positions in the
following churches in city during past
six years: The Madison Ave. Baptist
church, Fifth Ave. Presbyterian, Calvary
NJ. E, First Dutch Reformed, Brooklyn,
and Temple Israel He has been heard
with the Boston, Pittsburg, New York,
Bangor, Me-, and Atlanta, Ga, Syms
phony orchestras, as soloist. Particular
as to terms can be secured by addressing
him at Hotel Addison" Advt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16

To REST-Desirable rooms, furnished or
unfurnished, after June rs. ID. d. HOPE. Af
For sALE-Carload of good western horses
at Shedd's stables, Center Rutland, Vt. Anc
wANTED-Cattle to pasture for the season;
iitf
FOR sALE-second-hand plano; pew 80 in
Congregational church; jersey cows. 2jd
A. f. HIGLEY.
Cambridge Il Oliver Plows the best in the
market, for sale by Farnsworth & Co.
Our stock OF silver was never so complete.
Watch the window II you can't come in.
SHELDoN's
Fresh strawberries and green vegetables
arrive every morning at Gorham's Market.
LosT-Between house and school, a childs
locket marked IN. I. b." 7, f. BURNS. lotto
FOR SALE - l2 shoats, 90 pigs, Apply to
RoBr. LEGGErr, Cotton Farm, Weybridge, VT
22tfc
large pretty cup and saucer with every
SOC package of baking powder.
MRS. +. NJ. DUNLAP.
FOR sALB-A very good steinway square
piano May be seen at my house,
25tf MRS. w. W. EATON.
WANTED-A man who Thoroughly under
stands stacking hay. Address at once 2it3c
II. EARL POWERS, Randolph, VT.
For SALE-keystone Hayloaders and Side
Delivery Rakes.
19t5p j. S. WING, Agent, r. ID. . or 3.
FOR sALE-One pure blood Jersey bull calf
two weeks Old and four young foxes
CLARENCE RUSSELL, East Middlebury.
WANTED-Woman to work in kitchen; also
girl to wash white dishes at the Addison
house. 24tf
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege-
table, safe. l5y1
Leave your orders with the Register Co.
for calling cards, printed from either type or
engraved plates.
FOR sALE-l cook stove, Oak Andes
heater, wood stove. Enquire OF G. E.
stevens at Burt's.
Fo2 sALE-Parlor suite, kitchen stove, easy
chairs, kitchen chairs, chamber suites, bed.
ding and other small articles. 24tfc
ISAAC LAvoNCHE, JR.
Teachers and students. Write the Ameri-
can Publishing Co., Middlebury, Vt. for in
formation about summer work.
WANTED Two experienced dining room
girls Permanent position at good wages.
Write Berwick House, Rutland,Vt
A BoOKREsT with Book OPENER straightens
round shoulders, and saves books and eye
sight. 81 to So each. Book opener, 2jc.
WANTED - Several hrst.cass carpenters
Good pay and steady work guaranteed to
competent men. THE TRACY BROS, Water
bury, Conn.
Hostein Bull for service. Descendant from
great milk and butter producing strain. Ser.
vice fee ; 100 payable at time of service with
return privilege. Fred J. Goodroe.
All bills due Brush ~ Piper must be paid
before June 18th or they will be placed in the
hands OF a lawyer. These bills can be paid
at Winans Bros orr
Auction OF household goods, etc, next
Monday, June 10, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
residence OF Mrs. E. W. Bird, As North Pleas.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16
WEYBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hall are at their
cottage at Long Point for week.
g. Elliot and family of Montreal were
the guests of E. Elliot over Sunday.
C. NJ. Baker has put in cream separ.
ator and has been given the agency fol-
New Haven and Waltham.
Mrs. w C. Sturtevant left on Tuesday
morning for an extended visit to Hart.
ford, Conn, New York city and Long
Island.
Mrs. H. NJ, Adams is at Brandon to be
present at the graduation of Miss Flossie
Adams daughter of S. Adams formerly
of our town.
H. A. Boies and c. NJ. Baker went to
Ripton on Saturday last and secured a
fine string of trout. They were the
guests of Mr.. Lutte Stowe.
Mrs. Babcock, who resides at the
Daniel Wright place, is ill at New Haven
with paralysis caused by the bursting of
a small blood vessel near the brain.
Many friends and neighbors will regret
to learn of the death of "aunt" Betsey
Stewart which occurred at Shiloh, Me-,
last week. Mrs. Stewart, much better
known as "aunt Betsey," was the wife
of Stephen Stewart and resided in this
place for many years but of late with her
son Edgar She was SO years of age.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-16

Samuel Bacon has entered the employ
of the Brandon Italian Marble company.
The funeral of the late d. w. Nash
will occur tomorrow Saturday at 2
p. M, from his late home on the New
Haven river road.
Miss Martha Bowdish who has been
teaching in Wilburham, Mass, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Bowdish,
on Seminary street.
Invitations have been received in town
this week for the wedding reception of
Miss Gertrude Jenkins of Terra Haute,
Ind, to Frederic w. Beckwith of this
town. The wedding will take place in
Terra Haute, Tuesday evening, June 81.
Not only the Register staff but host
of friends in this town have had an op-
portunity this week of extending con-
CALCULATIONS to Joseph F. Seiders of
Pottsvile, Pa, and his bride, who was
Miss Edith Atkinson, formerly of this
town, but for two years past a resident
of Burlington. The cereu ony occurred
at Burlington on Wednesday and Mr..
and Mrs. Seiders passed few DAYS in this
place before leaving for Pottsviile where
Mr. Seiders is Engaged in the printing
business. For three years Mr.. Seiders
was a member of the Register force.
Among the growing business enter
prises Of Middlebury is that of j. E.
Crane & Son, who are the largest honey
producers in New England. They have
recently increased the number of their
apiaries by the purchase of a bee ward
in Ferrisburg This was rendered neces-
sary 10y their rapidly increasing trade in
extracted honey. Much of the time of
the junior partner, Mr.. Phillip E. Crane
is spent travelling in the interests of the
house. 1t is new departure in the bee
business tor honey producers to sell their
goods directly to the trade, sales being
usually made through commission
houses
Warehouses; Picnic Grounds at Lake
Dunmore are still in existence. and when
you go to the lake this is the place to
visit, where you are always sure of
receiving courteous treatment. We are
prepared with fine boat livery of
various styles of boats to suit all; one of
the best stables in Vermont for your
horses; a fine, large picnic house, fully
furnished with tables, chairs. dishes, etc. .
for picnics at a small cost. Also a fine
gramaphone nicely equipped with the
latest and best dance music: hall and
music free to parties wishing to dance
Meals in our pleasant dining room at the
house will be furnished those who do
not care to picnic. Ice cream, soda,
candy. cigars, etc, always fresh Re-
member this is the old reliable place.
w. +. WATERHOCSE, Prop.