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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
BODY FOUND.
Supposed to be That Of Captain
4 Swenson, Of the Barge Texas.

Special to The Times. plspatch.)
. NEWPoR NEWS, VA, Mar. 1S..--Tlle
body Of an unknown man badly de-
composed, was found in the riyerlnerc
to-day Ono one Of tho nngcrs Of tho
dead man was found il ring with this
Inscription ~ a. to a, s. !" The body IL
believed to have been In the wa ter sew
eral weeks and Is supposed to be tho
corpse Of Captain Albert swenson, Of
til barge Texas. who nnysteriously dis
appeared last month, after leaving his
ship to come ashore.
Tho description OF the body found to-
day Is said to coincide With the de-
scription Of Captain swenson.
j, S, Walford, formerly Il steyedore
here for the Old Dominion Steamship
COMPANY but who recently fell heir TO
sIOOo0O by the death Of his father IN
England, has written tn g friend here
stating that another Wlndfall has come
to him. His brother recently died into
state, In Austria. leaving l,ff'luai Die es-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
VERDICT OF COURT.
nv Associated Pre-

{By Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, March ls-The
verdict OF the court martial which tired RED
the Officers and men OF several batteries $
az artillery from one OF which a shell
Was fired during the blessing Of the
waters or the Neva on January y, sea- sea-,
terirlr missiles in the vicinity q the the
imperial pavilion, was announced to-ot'ss
t.ap,ai,a payiloff and sub-Lieutenan \.
Fs,szetf, of the Seventh Battery. F1i.st
Regiment Horse Artillery. OF the guard,
..ere found guilty OF neglect OF duty and
sentenced 10 be dismissed from the army
and 10 imprisonment in fortress:
E,aridoff 10 {. year and a half and l<urzetl
To a year and five months. Sub-Lieutenant
Roth Jr., was sentenced TO Imprisonment
for a year and four months; Lieutenant
Roth Ir., was sentenced TO Imprisonment
three months. and two sunners to de-
te:lison with disciplinary battalions for
two years Lieutenan;-Co lonel PolowzEff
ana Gunner Patrikeft We're acquitted
The court found there was no connection
on the part of any OF those on trial, with
a plot TO assassinate the Emperor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
DIVORCE sun SISTER
Of FLAGL..E||:R||'' WIFE.
First Case Under the New Law
Of the State Of North
Carolina.
(special 70 The Times-Dlspatch W

lSneclal gtOSInc fllIleS-DlSVulCl.l 98855 XII
WILMINGTON. N. c., March 49, Quite:
a sensation was sprung here to-day when 4
public notice twas given by the clerk Of
the Superior Court that Mrs. Jessie *.
Mise, wife OF. j. G.. Wise, and sister Of the
wife OF Henry NJ, Flagler, the wealthy
oil magnate, had instituted divorce pro-
ceedings against her husband, who, ac-i
cordlng the official notice. is q nom
resident, and after dlligent search, can
not be found 34
An interesting point in connection with
the proceedings is that the Legislature
or North Carolina recently enacted q law
placing divorce proceedings back on.
scriptural grounds. and this is one Of the
first divorce actions started here under
the now law. III
Mrs. Wise before her marriage was Miss
Jessie Kenan. SHE married q man who
stood high in society. and was noted for
his fine personal appearance, It seems that
Wise disappeared about q year go, and
inquiry here indicates that II his where
abouts arc known, 1t is to only few
persons.
The formal notice states that If the de-
PENDANT fails to appear in Wilmington u t
the opening OF Court OH May 29th, that
the plaintiff will apply for the relief de-
manded In the complaint, together wit y.
the cost OF the action % II vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
A GREAT RALLY AL
FOR EDUCATION.
President Alderman, Of the Uni.
versity, Speaks at Acad-
i envy of Music.

3 DR.. Edwin A.. Alderman, president OF Il
the University OF Virginia, will deliver
nn address at the Academy or Music, on
Friday evening next. under the auspices
of the Richmond Education Association.
DR.. Alderman, in addition TO his high pc.
sitlon In the educational world, is one OF
the most eloquent and accomplished plat
form speakers OF the country. His se-FS
lccted subject, Hrhe Education Of All tho
People, will afford flne field for
display or his l,Igi, enthusiasm and mas
tterful gifts as an orator From Il life4s
Astounding In devoted service to the cause
or education, ic comes with iquickcned Inn
pulses from the great University founded
by tho foremost apostle OF education and Z
enlightenment. to speak to our people.
Tho Academy will be decorated with
flags, and the stage with palms and potled
plants. Upon the stage will be seated a
hundred men, representative state and
city officials, school authorities, leaders
In the educational lifeof Richmond, prom
inent members OF the Alumni Association
OF tho University of Virginia, and pro-
fessors and teachers from the Institutions
or learning In this city. The boxes have
been reserved for the lady officials OF
the Richmond Education Association, the
prominent lady workers Of that body and
other representative women Of Richmond.
Tho rest Of the Academy viii be thrown
open to the general public. The second
gallery Will DO reserved for the colored
teachers md such other coored citlzcca
MS may desire to attend.
Rally for Education.
Judge George L. Christian will call the
assemblage to order. and after making
various announcements relative to the
present status and work OF the
Richmond Education Association. will
Introduce tho speaker Of tho even
Ing. The selection OF Colonel Anderson to
present Or. Alderman Is peculiarly ap-sf
5propriaic MS no Is not only ono Of Il he \
most prominent citizens Of the. conn 4
imunity, but one of the most nee pm li shed
Masters OF Arts OF the Uniyersity
While as above Indicated this m eeting
has been arranged by the Richmond Isdu-3
cation Association. yet this rally Of the
friends or the cause and the address OF
the distinguished speaker, my be fairly
reckoned as the opening gun in the great
campaign which, under the auspices OF
the Virginia Cooperative Tduca ton Com
1nission,Iis to be wa ged In every county
In the Commonwealth during the present
spring IN behalf of popular ed uca ion.
z The doors Of the Acad envy will be opened
at 1870. ana the exercises Will &be1in
promptly ut half past eight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
RABBI BoTTIGHEIMER.
Old Richmond Boy Who Has
Succeeded Well Here on Visit. y

2 il 4 q NJ !
Rabbi S. 3. Bottighcimer,Iof Natchez.
Miss. has returned home after paying Q q
5briefSvisi ia his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~.
Bottigheimer, where he fficiatcds at the \
marriage OF his sister. Miss II ortense, to
Mr. Jerome II Jonessoff. SIS To the regret
< OF his parents and friends, he was obi ged 4
to leave the following day, owing to I he 4
approaching dedication OK his new Tenn
pie, which takes place on the 524til instant.
Rabbi rBottigheimer issa tRiclnond5 boy,
received his early training In the public
schools OF Richmond and graduated from
tine Richmond High School In 4 SS7, He is 4
q d B. IA. OF the u diversity of Cincinnati.
and was ordained a Rabbi from the He
brew Union Coll ege Of that clty8in 1885.
Rabbi gBottighein1er received a call from
the Reform congregation OF Des Mo!nes,
Iowa. some months before he was or
sdained. After serving this congregation
for four years, he received a flattertng
4 call from Natchez. Miss. whchShe nee
cepted and has been the spiritual leader
OF the Jewish people OF Natchez since
that time. Under his able guidance, tho II
has nearly. doubled its rnen1-
ShershIp. While here Rabh, Bot tighfmer
extended Rabbi Calsch an invitation to D
assist In the dedtcatory exercises of his !:
new Temple which invitation Rabbi
CaIisch has accepted.
Va Other Rnbbis who vii assist In the dedi-} 4
cation are. Abraham Brill. of Greenvilfa,
4 Miss; Solomon T.. kory, OF Yicks burg.
Miss, and Jacob s. Raisin, Of Port 81 b.
son, Miss. 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Interesting ID anna Suit
n Uy, Assocjate ed Press. > "a B Is I

tE3yj AssociatedS $f'ress) ~ /,
NORFOLK, a., Mar. lS,--John II,
tWhitaker Of Greensboro, N,g9Cp sues
the city Of Norfoll, for $4,000 damages,
The trial has been proceeding I'm the
Cont Of Law and Ghancery before Judge
w b. Martin and n Jury selected from
Portsmouth for two days. The YOUNG
man, 4. who. appears in the court room
propped lip with pillows as HELPLESS
invalid. was conductor on the street
cars heresl last MAY. q, M
The defense Of the city Is tina there
wa Il surflcient room; for the cars 70 pass
and tina the plaintiff tried to pass ans
other passenger on the running board
and swung far out from, the car Just ~ s
he came to the pile Of bricks and there
fore invited the injury he received
III opposition to that is the fpltlf ul and
appealing and helpless condition OF the
Young man. He says he " hopeless
cripple
rho jury was out all afternoon till 4
sn'clock tonight without agreeing 70 q
verdict, The members said they could
NOT agree and they We're discharged
Judge Martin instructed the Jury that y
the conductor had leaned out two feet
tron the car In order to BIO sruck by
the pile OF bricks tha far q way the city
was not responsible but the Jury could
not agree to that ana there was Q mlsr
trial. u sSs, 81 VA sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

:
\ ~ rnn .oad afford poor prospects OF
general Lincvitcii being able to bring or ~
the remnanis Of the army conlideti 10 ms
cave without a tremendous sacrifice OF
life /,
" the japanese actually sMceceo ~
throwing strong force across the inc Oh
rstrcot. IL Is recognized that the army
might he forced 10 capstulate.
In the meantime the n,oblizatioh o., i. y
new army has already begun III seveial
nroSinces although the order has not See
been published. 4 division 81 1he ,,aa
neral guards at st. Petersburg received
orders to-day.
The newspapers generally en ri'' Luz y,
vitch's selection as temporary commune
cp.i,, Chief on the ground that lNufo-
patkin's lack Of success made MS super,
ccssion imperative AZ the Sail.e , ,,,,,,re
is recognized that l&uropatkin's failure
ulso rests on other shoulders, and pity
IL EXPRESSED at his sad fate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
MINISTER GUILTY
Of STOCK DEALING.
Proposition to Divide Alexandria
District Between Baltimore and
Wilmington Conference.
(Ry Assoclnted Press

WILMINGTON, DEL, March IS The
Rev DR.. Wilbur +. Cochran, I. who has as
been on trial before committee Of thir-.
teen members from Whining ton Me tho
dist Episcopal Conference, charged with,
stock dealing, was to-day found guilty
He was suspended for one year.
VI. Instresponse to memorial from: the
Alexandria District Of Virginia Con fer.
ence. d cpmmission3of FIVE was appointed
by the Wilmington Conference to confer
with a similar committee from the, Viz.
ginia Conference and the Baltimore Con-
ference relative to division Of that.
district between the Wilmington and Bal
gtmorc Conferences. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
JlPs WILL PRESS ON.
Majority Now Favor Carrying
MAR 10 Utmost Limits
Possible.
nv 4 sst,elnted Press

= =
,ro,stc, March ISIS p. M.--Beyond the
general retirement ofsthe Russians alons
the railway northward. little is Know,
here Of The details OF the last three uas
events iii Manchuria Various reports VI
mo ,,,;,,he, OF additional Russian prison
cls captured are IN circulation, ono esll-
mate is 2o.op. 1t is impossible TO con
firm the reports. There is mueli 4s 81 't
,at,,en,ent liarbin is regarder as a logi-
cal base but ii is suggested ina tt ne,
may attempt to hold the kirin line. in !,
country between Elayun and Sunkari IS
inhpspitahle 4,
the high councils Of japan favored sett-
,nr a limit to the Manchurian advance
1t opposed advancing to Hardin but me
results OF the victory at Mukden are
removing opposition and tho bulk OF opin-
ion ana Judgment now fayors pressing
advantages ind carrying the war to The
utmost limits possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
is NEGRO INNOCENT?i
Letter to Governor Glenn Alleged
to be From Mrs. Hales.

tt3s Especial to 5aIne EIlnles- DlSpatCh.) {bSt3
4. RAIEIG II, e. G., March 1.Governor
Glenn received to-day letter purport-.
ing to come from Mrs. Lille Ida Hales,5
on whose testimony Walter Partridge,
colorcd. is under sentence to be hanged
at Fayetteville. April 9Th, for criminal
assault on Mrs. I1ales, a ifG5-
Il The letter states that the testimony
which she gave on the witness stand
at the trial. February 10th, fixing lhe
tcri,.ic on Partridge was false. and that
til, confession Partridge has since made
lwns extorte,, from him.
d The letter is very poorly written and
the signature IS not really legible. The
Governor at once remniled me letter to
tho Sheriff Of Cumberland county with
instructions to Investigate the matter
thoroughly and ascertain IL Mrs. IIalos
really wrote It.. s
His EAcellency5 doubts the authenticity
OF the letter and believes that zone ig 4
noralt friend Of tho negro has scrawlcd
d Forgery in the name Of Mrs Hales with
tire idea that the&execution can be stop9,l
IL this way # @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
/ 1. STRIKE STRIKE IS DNDTD.

The strlkeNofsthe city street cart drivers
has ended Fand all places have been filled,
about half of the old force having been
7re-empl oyed !. The city Street Committee
states that garbage carts can be main
tanned by private contract for ST. per
day. whereas tho avera sc daily cost under
the present arrangement is $40, for
which reason 1t is proposed to change the
system. Tho committee has settled the
driver question by abolishing the noon
day feed for the teams, and allowing the
men one hour for dinner at any place they
want. s.sss s.s;s 5ss,56
Tho committee to#Sinvite President
Roosevelt to visit Petersburg IS COM
posed Of Captain carterfR. Bishop. rep;
#rtsentlng tbeso Bard sof "A ldermell; Messrs.
James M.sRufcke.eGe George Cam j r..
and VIM. B pdd;; 4. from Sthe Council, and
General Still Boiling yand Mr.. n. II Pat
tersofi,F from The Chamber Of Commerce;
Captain Bishop has been chosen the
spokesman OF he committee. He received
q telegram from Senator Martin last
night. requesting the committee toscome
to-: Washing ton to&glneet the president
To-day, but the members We're yunable to
leave to-day and the senator was wired
He replied that he expected to be in
Richmond to-night.
The 3 O'clock car from Richmond was
Sderailed at Chester on the interurban
electric line to-day. delaying traffic for
"a while. No one was Injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
HE VALUE or CHARCOAL.
rev people Know How Useful i Is
Preserving Health ard Beauty. s5 '

rearlv everybody knows that charcoal
y sthe safest and most efficient disinfec-
itant and purifier IN nature. but fe"
- ate its value when taken INTO tho 8hu-
ia n system for the same cleansing pur-
pose ~ ,,raa,l, -,
5..In1ofs4it the better; It is not a drug
at al. but simply absorbs the gases q, and
i,mnurities always present in the stomach;
s smd tntestines and carries hem out ~
tho system. 20.
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
md other GLORIOUS vegetables,
y r,harcoa! effectually clears and improves
IN e xion, 1t whltens the teeth and
smrther acts aa a natural and enlnently
safe cathartc.
r al,sorps the Injurious gases which col
= ~ In tho stomach and bowels; lit dis
,nrocts the mouth and throat from the
poison OF catarrh,
All druggists sell charcoal IN one form
9. !, MI herI but probably the best char
=, and the most for the money Is In
ss,,art, : Charcoal I.ozenges; they are COM
nosed of the finest powdered NJ llow char
rnni and other harmless antiseptlcs In
,ah,et form or rather In the form or
,arpe' pleasant tasting, lozenges, the
CHARCOAL being mixed With honey
frhe daily use or these l02enges Will
IAN / ell in y much improved condition
the general heath, ne'ter aomneSo o.
bmantv Of IT. Is, II that no possible harm
~ S,n = rrsssult from their continued use, but
~ NE contrary. great benefit
"a sBuffa.o physician IN speaking OF the
aanef;ts Of charcoal, says; u advise Stu
Aus 'rtist Charcoal Iozenses 70 an patients
.,a = y clear the complexion ard purify
Az meath, mouth and throat;4 also be-
, 1ny the liver is greatly henAhsed by
nv, my daily use OF them; they cost but
,.Wuentw,five cents u box AT drug stores,
and ui,houglEin some sense q patent prep,
III IN nan. yet Il believe get more and pel-
a.. II, 4 rcnal .in Stuarts Charcoal Ito2enges
thar., in any OF the ordinary charcoal tab
Nets 4Yifs ~ 4j315 gta4BE sd lssy, So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Carolina Al; Guilford, I,

n cHApEI. HILL, \ N. a., March = s,---The
University Of North Carolina N defeate ed
Guiford College here this afternoon hy
The game was close and interesting
from tho start, and each Us satisfied
WITH the result. 'Dlcey" Winston, Car.
olna's short stop, was easily q star,
while s,tton. her crack pitcher, deserves
very honorable mention. ~, ! :.
Il "a delightful feature Of the game WIS ~, Z
tribe plny on Cardinals part In the fiil
inning. A ~. 4. .,,,s., s.,,uo,,
nt-by sitton s; by Hobbs Y. nr1o ",
Carolina Guilfofd, y, Ea ,.s,msara
DINA, Noble ana ~ esol''i IA :, "s.to c.
Hobbs and II, Hobbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Japanese Seize Heights.

tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Mar. ls--The Japa-
nese Legation today received the fol-
lowing cablegram from the Foreign Of
flee at Toxic:
ION Thursday last our detachment on
the right side OF the Lao River dispersed
eight Russian cavalry sguadrons (Which
had artillery with them) and thus oc-
cupied the heights north Of Tie Pass on
the right side Of the Limo and cannon
AIDED the retreating enemy which con-
sisted Of one infantry division and ten
cavalry suuadrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
. UNEARTH NEW PLOT.
Police Of Moscow Discover
Bombs and ExplosivesThrce
Hundred People Arrested. u
go 4 ssociated Press.

&#g, (By Associated Press) =,
ST. (E1ETERsIBU KG. Mad. lS--Ihe
secret police of MOSCOW have discovered
an organization acting In conjunction
With the: revolutionary party III London
and three hundred persons already nave
been arrested. The police found IN
stnrc internal machines, hand bombs and
q quantity Of explosives and weapons,
together with printing presses and re-
volu,ionary documents, included among
the latter being letters from the central
committee ard correspondence relating
ia he assassination Of Grand Duge Ser Ser
gins s14i 85
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
IT'D BUILD A TOWN
NEAR !. PETERSBURG !. ! 5. ! | B |:
The Petersburg Realty Corpora
tiof, Going to Work on
Colonial Heights.
DRIVERS STRIKE IS ENDED D
sE1alf 81 the Old Men Rc-Eil,-
ployed--C Committee to In
wife President.
DRIVERS, STRIKE is ENDED.
speclla1 " The rimes-Dlspatcl,.l

| Especial to The Tilnes-Dlspatcl,.
PETERSBURG VA, March ls.-The
Petersburg Realty Corporation, which CHI has has
recently been presented with an exceed
inglyr liberal charter BY the State Cor
poratioil Commission, proposes to build
an up-to.date suburban residence town on
Its newly ACQUIRED property on Colonial
Heights, Just. across the Appomattox
River, In Chesterfield county. The new
company Is composed Of well known ana
successful young business men, who nave
an active faith In the soundness of Fe-
tersburg's present commercial strength
and prosperity. and are proving their be-
l.ef by the extensive acquisition OF her
real estate.
SOME or THEIR PLANS.
with these convictions the Realty Cor
poration3 has acquired the well known
farms, Violet Bank, Oak Hill and City
View, on5the line Of the interurbani cleo
trlc road. and proposes to develop the
property into a handsome town Of supnr-
Ian residences. which will be quickly &C &C,
oessible to- the business district OF Pc
tersburg. Water, gas and electric ~ gh Is
are to be furnished and a complete sew
erage system Will be established
The company's Officers are Richard 81 tl
Mann, president: Thomas NJ. Davis, vice.
president !; B. b. Jones, secretary ana a. !!
treasurer. These officers. with Hatcher her 5
Seward. Benjamin Harrison James y.
cuthbert and E.. Warren Richie, constr '=H
tute the directorate.
It is understood that number 81
citizens Interested In the work OF ,, ne ne
Virginia Anti saloon. League ar getting
together, andsiwill soon form a local or,
ganization8of that type. Many ministers
are said to: be interested in the move
{iy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
dated March 18TH. say:

kin, dated March 18th. say:
.vrhe rearguard of Our armies was en-
gagged March 18th on a ridge southeast
of Tie Pass and near the village ot
rilitzuan, southeast of Tie Pass At night
the rearguard fell back to a position IN
the bend OF the Lao River near the VII
la sc OF Kamluitza without being pressed
by the enemy. IT'D Y.
lf..on March 18th our armies continued
their march.
son March 18th the town OF Fako 111ia
(twenty five miles northeast OF Mukden)
was occupied by Chinese bandits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
HIS LAST MESSAGE.
Kuropatkir Informs Gar He Has
Resigned Command sof
Russian Army
lRy ASociated Press.

Al ST. PETERSBURG. March ls-A tele-
gram from General Kl;ropatkin TO En-
nercr Nicholas, dated March nth. says:
.In accordance with the orders OF
Your Majesty received March 10th. hand
ed over to General Linevitch to-day COM
mand of the Gland and sea forces ope-
rating against tie J JAPANESE
General Lineyitch, in telegram to, the
Emperor and on the same date, says:
pursuance of the orders of Your Males
ty Of March 18th, i assumed command to-
day of all our forces, military and naval
operating against the japanese,
Brief messages from General Kuropat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
CARNEGIE OFFERS MORE
MONEY TO CHARL0 TIE,

IN Especial TO The Times Dispatch.) N
rs CHARLOTTE, n. CT March 1s.--Ar1-
drew Carnegie has offered the city Of.
Charlotte ten thousand dollars with which
a to build an annex to the present library
building. The original building, which
!. was given by Mr.. Carnegie two years ago,
and Just completed, cost twenty tiYe
thousand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
.ALVA ADAMS ISSUES
ADDRESS TO PEOPLE {.
(By Associated Press.)
>.

DENVER, COL, MARCH, ls.--F if'l. RI
Governor Alva Adams who was ousted
from the govcrnorshp by the e eh ~, q
Assembly, issued an address S to g., " ne
people Of Colorado tonight. \ reviews w
iii scathing terms tie various stepsg5 ~
the contest, by means Of whic y he was
junscated. X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
JEROME SUES TOBACCO
TRUST FOR $287.OOO

~ (By ASSOCiated Press)
81 NEW ORR, March lS-District At
torney Jerome has brought, suit agsre-
eating $4,000 against the American To-.
bacco Company the Continental Tobacco
Company, the American Cigar Company
and the Florodora Tag Company, all sub
sidiary5 concerns of tile American Tobacco
Trust for alleged violation Of the lottery
laws Of the State. The suits grow out Of
the guessing contests organized by the
,cunccrns n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Niagara Jokes

+ John Jacob Astor, aha dinner in {Phlsa--
,s,.,t,,. ,sited about Niagara. !. Everyone
u u,hp 9oes to Niagara he said hears y,
there. You stand and gaze the ta y
profoundly moved unspea Ply i, :, :
q tbe said "a ana a tho effect Of al that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
To prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
will do for YOU, Every Reader Of Times Dispatch
Nav Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

weak and unhealthy kidneys
kidney continue fatal results sure g
do mosta ndn attention first.
II are sick Kimer Swamp Root
kidneys
begin to get they all the other TO health q trial
will onv