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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
ANALYSIS OF
BICARBONATE
STILL GOING ON
Remains of Mrs. Stanford Are En-.
baImed and a Death Mask
Taken.

letin yesterday to the effect that in
ford a bottle full of pure strychnine
had been found. The account then
went on to surmise that perhaps the
deceased had been using strychnine as
heart and that she had accidentally
taken an overdose. This story was
completely destroyed by the absolute
statement made by High Sheriff Hen
lutely nothing of the kind had been
found. The only medicines that were
found We're few homeopathic reme-
dies. There was some alcohol, small
bottle of whiskey, evidently fo~ emer-
gencies, and a few other articles in
the medicine chest but no poison was
found. None of the medicines had been
tampered with the bicarbonate of soda
evidently being the only poisoned bot
tie, If any poison there was.
QUESTIONING THE WOMEN.
SSterQdy AFTERNOON High SnerlII
Henry and Deputy Sheriff Rawlins
visited the Moana again and made a
most thorough examination of the
rooms occupied by the Stanford party.
The secretary and maid were most
searchingly questioned in order that
light might be thrown on the history
of the fatal bottle Just what the
women We're able to tell concerning
whose hands the bottle had passed
through in San Francisco is not known
Last evening Deputy Sheriff Rawlins
was at the hotel and it is understood
that he was continuing the investiga-
ton of Mrs. Stanford's effects with the
assistance of the women.
THE REMAINS EMBALMED.
The body of the deceased philan-
throphist has been embalmed and
placed III a steel casket covered with
black cloth. This was done according
to instructions by cable. The body is
at the undertaking parlors of H. H.
Williams where it will remain until it
is taken to the coast on the China.
a FORTUNE IN JEWELRY.
Jewelry to the value of $4,000 was
Continued on Page ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
Gar Appeals to the People to Rally
Around the Endangered
Throne.



ST. PETERSBURG Mar. 3-The Official Messenger has
published Imperial manifesto calling
around the throne empire
The committee ministers of repeating
the vexaous religious regulations
religious
Delegates various organizations
demands the worngmen granted general
The situation serious
WARSAW PERIL
WARSAW, Mar. a.-Jews leading
diers dealing unsfuy gas
city in darkness. Much violence is threatened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
.nes-Dispatch

.(spectal to- The \ l>nes-D Dis patch.)
3 PETERSBURG, VA. August 81 eters-
burg society folks still continue to leave
for the s,lnlmertresorts. and the R sas.n
Inn, SO beautifully Situated with Is eie- q
CANT cuisine and the popularity or lhe
hos tcsses Is the social center or t INC SIS Is g
tersburE colony there. Among the guests
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer VII
liams, Miss Bena Johnston. Miss Mary
Anna Neblett, Mrs..J. d. Brady, Misses
Rrady, Mrs, Alfred Friend, r., and child,
Mrs. Annie Arlington, Mrs. Robert Col
lier Mr.. Charlie Collier. George Watson
Herbert Rogers, Fl. RiHcs Hope I e
tersburg Mrs. johnson, Mrs. George ".
Bryan. North Carollna;4 Misses 4tl.lzz
savage. Rena Camp, sallle and Eliza
beth Camp, Franklin. Va; r. =. Lee, R.
r. Nobin, Jr., South Boston; Miss Emily
Hill, Scotland Neck, N. c.; II. Q. Cooper,
] b Tickling, washington, d. c.; sam
Price, w. ". G upner, B. j.. Harrison, X
r.. Percival, Petersburg, Va; Ropert
Cuthbert, Fisher Collier. ". G.. Keyan,
Petersburg. FL
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Roper ' ana MISS NJ, ;.
Mary Roper have gone to- Chase CITY.
Mr.: and Mrs. Richard Davis are ira vel
Ing III Scotland .fi.5 34.9 4, III
AIr. and Mrs. Percival, Messrs. Perciyal,
Mr., Cooper and several friends have re-
turned from most delightful fishing
trip in the country
There were several Informal suppers at
the Country Club this week and q dance
| on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James r.. Roulh, Miss Anna Duny
| lop and Miss Ida ,Roulh arc at Buckroe
| Beach. a iS 3s
Mrs. NJ. J. Bahely, Mrs. John Reagan
! Mrs. James Collins and Miss Nellie Ia n
ra han have returned home, after several
| weeks stay at Buckroe Beach.
Miss Lullie Powell Friend and MIR,
Henry .Whytc were married on Tuesday
afternoon In Richmond by ths Rev. DR..
| Betty
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whyte are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Thomas Whyte, in Hin
] ton Street.
| Miss Carrie Knox is spending the sum
| mcr in Barbourville, Va.
Miss Emily Tonnes returned from Il
visit to the Misses Drewry, at "Mlnne-
OLA" Chesterfield county.
Mrs. j. p. Wall and Masters David and
John Dunlop are. at Jefferson Park Hotel,
Misses Mary. Ellen and Susie Whyte
will leave on Wednesday to spend sew
eral weeks at Edge Hill, Mont Vale,
| Va
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Patteson have
| returned from Atlantic City,
| Miss Mary Wilson Roper is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. Henry Roper, In Sycamore
Street,
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AFFAIRS IN KING GEORGE.
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch,)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
CONFORM. VA, AugI5t 5--The Board
of Supervisors Of Stafford county have
contracted with q Pennsylvania firm for
the erection OF substantial steel bridge
across Potomac Run at Banks's Ford,
II Is estimated by conservative parties
that the excessive rains during tho
summer have damaged tho pickle crop
In Stafford and Upper King George to
such an extent that the Yield will be
reduced at least one-half, a fifty per
cent. shortage In the pickle crop would
mean many hundreds Of dollars to tho
working people of King George and
Stafford,
The "Dempscy and "McCrncken."
two OF the largest barges known to the
people of this section, are taking on
cargoes of railroad ties at points on the
Potomac River, several miles from this
place.
Miss Mamie S. Rogers, of this place,
started this week for II SIX weeks trip
to Fluvanna and other upjer counties
Mrs. Willie Wright and little child,
who have been on a visit TO kinsfolk
here. have returned to Fluvanna county.
The Misses Disney, of Charlottesville,
are guests of Mr., and Mrs, j Taylor
Thornton at BELL Grove" Port Cons
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mountioy and
their son. Jospeh Porter Monntjoy. Of
New York city, have arrived IN King
George, to spend month or SIN weeks
at their elegant summer home near this
place.
Mr.. i. Mason Grlgsby, of Pittsbnrs,
Pa, is visiting his father, Captain q
w. GrIgsby, al Igo, this county
Miss Hester Cift haN returned TO neg
home near Matthias Point, after stay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
THIS DAWN HISTORY
August It'll.

l4e1--Jullus yalerius MaJorinn, Emperor ~
Romo, assassnated. He was success
full In his wars with the Vandals and
universally respected. I5t
14e5-Henry Tudor Earl OF Richmond, af-
forwards Henry VII. landed at NILS
ford Haven from Normandy, for tho
invasion OF England. with 1000 men. "a
Dorchester, In England, destroyed
by fire. I'll 35
1893 Tho flrst patient Of yellow fever In
Philadelphia, which ragged there with
great fury, died on this day, The
number which died of tho disease
during it's prevalence was about $500
1894 change of ministry occurred IN
France, tho RoyalIsts coming into
power.
1G3o-The throne OF France declared vit-
cant by the Chamber OF Deputies; nf-
ter making various important modin-
cations In the charter, they called to-
tho throne Louis Philippe and his male
descendants forever l$
1s48-Thc great comet, whose revolution
occupies 292 years, passed Its peril
helion In July and was first seen on
this day by II gentleman In Altoona.
1854-The Turks entered Bucharest. which
the Russians had previously eyacn-
ated
~
tween tho Russians and Turks. the
loss on both sides exceeding 1000
men. 5
4 ss4- The United States Treasury Depart
ment WAS making every effort to pay
the army up to July lst
SO Franco Prussian War; Paris de-
clared in a state OF siege; proclama-
ton of the Empress appealing to the
people to DO firm" and to preserve
order" Prusslans advancing towards
Metz, 4
1874 Governor Dix. Of New York, ordered
the Attorney General 10 make an M
vestgaton of charges AGAINST Mayor
IIavemeyer OF New York city,
1908 Lieutenant General Nelson a. Niles
issued an address TO the army on lne
occasion OF his retirement.
1so4-Phe British, under Colonel Young
husband, entered Iassa nnopposed,
the Dalai Lama having Ned 70 moh-
astery,
1sc4--Japanese land troops in I0nisa Bay,
west Of Port Arthur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
DOWN TOWN SALESROOM5
PETERSBURG SOCIETY


Of two months in the national 1'1tEl capltas.
city, .35 i . s55 s 8
been In progress at Montague Baptiss
Church, this county, every day since
Sunday. The pastor. Rev. 6. NJ. Con-
molly has been assisted by Rev. Frank
Farley. of Pennsylvania
Mr. c. c. Baker, of Shiloh, has sub
let the mail route from fredericksburg
to King George Courthouse. to Mr. Nat.
Staples. who took charge OF the route
on the first day OF August. 55 .t.
The latest arrivals In tho home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. p. Baker. Jr., at Dogue,
this county, Is Jospell Willard Baker,
who appeared on the scene several days
| ago. x.
Chicago and located at Oxen Brow, one
Of the finest estates IN King George,
is reported as very III with typhoid fever
Captain T. II. Purks, of the White
House police force, and wife, VINO nave
been at their summer home here TOT Two
weeks, left to-day for Cotton s. g sum
mer resort away down the PotoWac
River, where they will spend week
before returning to Washington.
rev 7 H. Couch, Of Prince Edward
county. will begin series Of revival
meetings at Shiloh Baptist Church. this
county. Tomorrow for Rev. j, H. New
I'LL, the pastor and after preaching y;
there each day during the week, VIII
come nm here to Potomac Church, Where
he and Mr.. Newblll will begin Week
meeting next Sunday Is.
Mrs Robb and daughters, Mrs. bcch-
toll and Miss Myrtle Robb. OF baltimore
arc guests ut the home Of MT. l. ..
| largest, near here. aEa
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WYTHEvILLE,V VA.
fsnccIal 10 The rlnes-Dispateh.)

(Spccial to The TlmeS-DlspltGll.)
u1ilr1r4vII.l4r, VA, AuS. o-ini i D ! t' ''s
r, Dew, has rented her property Z on
church street, which she has occupied
for the last sixteen or eighteen years as
the Wythevllle. Seminary, to Mr. JOS, f.
Riddck, formerly Of the faculty Of the ne
Woman,s col'ege'stIn LynShb sf Amen wh g
school OF training ~, !, =, 80, ),
at Sexfon's Hall, Tuesday night, i.
Miss Marguerite Jordan entertained her
Young friend delightfully."- on TUESDAY eV-
REV Rev. Robert a. Goodwin and family,
this week and will spend the summer WIN
the Misses goodwin y, Z r1,,dson OF New
York, are the guests OF the formers
mother, Mrs. Maggie Hudson, ut her
| home, on North Street. 80,
Mrs. Il. *. Preston is spending few
Ny! Miss / j May Kent is visiting her cousin,
Miss Jennie Kent. In Max Meadows. ~
Misses Ellen Kent and J3sepnriNMs, Mis- a,o !g;ot-
q Nashville e. fIe al !hs st seesss v M
DR. j. v, IIaller Is attending me meeting
of the state Dental Association IN lSNch-
K burg this week, \, r, MA
| called ia Wythevile. Saturday by we
critical Illness of her daughter MIS- y
Mrs. DuRcst and children; ~ o f. my
They will be Joined soon by MIS-. M Nv,
I.iest's mother, Baroness Won MysenpurS
and family. of New Orleans,
Mrs. ] Norment Powell, OF Bristol II +
the guest OF her mother. MIS- Jot'h H.
MISC Misses Garland and owens, OF brakes
Branch VA are spending ,, ,ns s summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
BODY IDENTIFIED,
Young Man Killed BY Train Was
W.T.. Nicholson, of Madison.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA Aug. 5-The body
OF William r.. Nicholson, who was killed
by falling from an excursion train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Thursday last,
vas taken to sperryv...e, Rappahannock
county, this afternoon, John Nicholson,
of Davis, w. Va, came to Winchester
this corning and identified the remains
rs those OF his brother, The dead man
was twenty-five years old and unmarried
lie was d native of Madison county, Va,
and leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Sent Nicholson six brothers and four SIS
ters. The young man was employed by
the Blackwater Lumber Company, OF
Davis, w. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
v Tomorrow Night Corner Clay and Harrison Streets.
Mexico in favor Of the exled SAINT:

Mexico In favor OF the exled Santa
Anna ADJ 5l3 5S ~ 49Sf,5 4 ,.ff
s4e treaty OF peace signed between
@gS Austria and Piedmont. s 3S3II$8 55ga
.te51--An eruption having taken place in
the volcanic noun talns Of Martinique
columns Of smoke were seen to issue
from eight distinct craters.
1854 The usnry laws Of England repealed
i5 H by Parlinmen t. 5s VII IL, f45iS5 iE$53F4
1s55AA riot at s Louisville, KY between
the native and foreign born elements;
\ several were killed on both sides and
RI NJ rows OF houses belonging to- the for
elgn population torn down and burn ed
Il 1857 Admiral Fnrragut, with six * IRON
clnds, was reported to have passed
Il Forts Morgan and Gaines and to be
bombardlng tho inner detenses Of Mo-
bile. ts }s n 5 A. i3 81
1870 Franco Prussian War great battle
@ at 5Woerth, III which the Crown Prince
of Prussia defeated the French, talsr-
Ing two eagles, six Mtrailleuses,S
thirty cannon and 1000 prisoners. S RI IA
Battle OF Forbach, In which the
French were also defeated and driven:
back. s5 g{ 5i.,s5
The French army in retreat along;
the whole line. \.
1s74-.rhe Cabinet OF tho Vatican WIS re-
4 ported to have asked Austria, France
and Portugal to renounce their right.
of excluding candidates at the Papal
elections. .s8 Il "a 4EEss3
1eo1-I.ord Kitchener issued q proclama-s
tior TINT all Boer leaders taken III
arms after the 18TH of September
would suffer permanent Punishment
from South Africa. i55
4 eo3-Bulgnran Insurgents blow MP the
Governors palace at Keusheyo. kill
Ing fifty Turks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
]. TAYLOR ELL.YS0|N
UNANIMOUSLY
ENDORSED
FOR LIEUTENANT- GOVERNOR

~ +. ga
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson had very in
teresting experience last Friday. He was
addressing an audience at Rectortown.
Fauq,lier county, and when he had been
speaking for about ten minutes gentle
man In the audience rose and asked II
he might interrupt HIM, lie told him
certainly, with pleasure" This gentle-
man, then turning to the audience, said:
II move that 1t is the sense OF this meet
ing that j. Taylor Ellyson he declared
tho unanimous choice Of our people for
Lieut. enant- Governor He put the mo-
tion, and 1t was carried with great en-
thusIasn with cheers ON the part of
the men and handclaps and manlfesta-
lions of approval on the part OF the la
dies.
When the applause had subsidized Mr..
Ellyson expressed his sense Of gratfca-
ton at such pleasant and delightful in
terruption
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Senator Martins Speech.

Editor of The Times Dlspatch:
sir.-1n your Issue Of to-day you refer
to several extracts from southern papers'
condemning Senator Martins expressions
With reference to sentiment but failed
to fnd them after thorough search.
We're these extracts omitted or published
in previous issue ?t5
Who is the author Of the expression
athat "IIonor never bought n breakfast" or
words to that effect? Respectfully,
c. W. a.
The extracts were published In the
8Times-Dispatch of August 2 Senator
Martin has since explained that the Ian
guage as reported In his Newport News
speech did him Injustice, land that no
man. has a higher regard than he for
noble sentiment and high Ideals.
Frank s, Blair, areadjuster under the
regime said Honor won't buy break
fast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
One NAV Be Established at Port
Royal-The Norfolk Hospital.

4 u /. =
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6--The recon-
mendation for the establishment ot2aa.
tuberculosis outdoor hospital - and dot ten
ton camp for. the navy at Port Royal,
S. a., will be renewed by surgeon-Gen-
elal 8Rlxey, Of the navy. It Is the opln-
lon of the surgeon general that farm
c. hospital camp In connection WIN a
station at Port Royal. would he made
self-sustaining. The medical authprities
Of tho navy are DESTROYS Of rcmodellng
some of the old hospitals. and among
ether things they hope to be able to
secure congressional action which Will
enable them to Increase the accommodate
tons at the Norfolk hospital SO that 100
patients may be cared for,3aand have the
building arranged in such a manner that
the facilities there for caring for the
navy's sick and wounded may be In,
creased tn 500,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
THIS DAY In HISTORY
AUGUST 9th.

17ss-The last 'lit de justice" In Franco
assembled at Versailles by Louis NVl
to enforce upon the Parliament Of
Paris the adoption of the obnoxious
taxes proposed by Calonne.
17ee--I, Battle of Royeredo; the French, un-
der Bonaparte, defeated the Austrlans,
under Wnrmser, after an action or
sixteen hours and entered Trent,
Austrian loss, 6t009 men.
tso4--,rhe first English school established
In st. Louis, Mo- 55
te43-The "rhousand Years Jubilee" cel-
ebrated In Germany. In commemora-
ton OF the settlement by which the
empire was divided between the three
brothers, sons Of Philip. the "deYout"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Gases in Old Wells.

ElItor Of The TlmtsrpIsPatcH!
Sir-cnll you tell me through your
query column what Is the cause Of foul
air collecting In leo houses and how to
remove 1t, Is the Ice Injured BY the
gas, and is It safe for man to go
down In the house when candle VIII
not shay lighted? B. +. g.
The gases which accumulate In old
walls and ice houses are carhon-mon-
oxide and carhon-dioSide. When q light
is lowered into a we'll or an Ice house
and refuses to- burn. It Is absolutely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
The Frank Oakes Case,

Editor OF The Tlmes-D ispatch:
sir,-Please tell me what was tho re-
suit Of the trial OF Frank F., Cakes
charged With criminal assault N Put
sylvanla county, Ri1 't',1t
Frank p. Cakes. charged with GRIM
.lnally assautlng Miss Peachy Parker
(both OF Pittsylyanla county several
miles from chatham). was at the June
term of Circuit Court convicted Of as
sault and battery and sentenced to six
months in the county jail and fine
of 500,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
ron Inc son 81 that great bennington

EOH, tHes OitstoL tilht q - 4
sire. S4>
i. Among Robert Bradleys two. year {, o ~.
That have been returned winners at: at F9 by
Bitten. dam Allie II !, and Away. ply
My ~ Aloha. dam I. Panwa z hnn~aS y
Panidue and by; the-W;ay. and jl II tn, the
along hack in the carly nineties. the little ~
chestnut mare won many races ca a,r, ans
Years old. and has been a member Of the
broodmare band at Greqnway farm m, since SIN
1897.
Mr.. Langhorne Putney has purchased OF
8. 49, Nelson, Of the American Horse Exe
change, New York. handsome par OF
docks,aied chestnut geldings, and Is driv-
Ing them to pole. Mr.. Pntney IS SUMNER syn, y,
uses these horses. d "a!
Flying virglnian, the chestnut geding.
6, BY Ierrifier. dam imp. Bessie, BY John
Buff recently sold by PUBLIC. a ,l y y
Thompkins ana brought s2oo The E, gsldding
Va. n a Is, BROAD ROCK.
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Ahou.t.R
tor Of The Times-Dj spatch:

Editor OF The Times p jspatch: .,5, 4.
Y Sir,-Where a road istrunning,stlrough
a yterritory,jf from one public road to an-
other. about two miles long. and has been
travelled or used certainly, for 80 or 60
years as q public road for the benefit Of
five or six families and the pubic!gener-
ally, as their best and tnearest and only
way out to postoff1ce. mills. &c, and the
only road to a. shipping 4polnt for timber
&C., without going four or %tive
miles out OF their way and the
largest portion Of It Is the houn-
dairy lines Of prorerty,and when IT
crosses the land Of an individual has ne
right to stop It up?
TO answer your question intelligently
would require an examination OF the
; records and the possession Of many facts
not. mentioned BY you.fyN suggest that
you seek the advice Of some competent
attorney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
OFF FOR FLORENCE.
American Pilgrimage Conducted
BY Bishop Kelley, Leaves Rome.
(By Associated Ioress)

(By Associated l'ress)
ROME, Aug. 5-1'hc- American Catho-
lie pilgrimage. which has been IN Rome
since July GOTH, left for florence to-day.
After short stay In Florence the Pill
grmage Will go to Switzerland, after
tour of which they will leave for home.
The pilgrimage. which numbers 100 per-
sons is accompanied by two prelates,
Bishop Kelley, Of Savannah. Ga, VINO IS
the spiritual director, and Bishop Nortn-
4 cp,n OF Charleston. 8. g. i ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Payne'S New Discovery

Has the greatest sale and has
made more wonderful cures
than any medicine ever brought
to Richmond. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Law of Inheritance.

Ilditor Of The Times Dispatch;
sir,-Please let me know II father
can claim Il chlld's interest In mothers
estate when the mother has been deaa
twenty-five years. and the child died SIX
months after she did. and he has mar
lied again and raised another fanny ! on
will oblige me much IN SO dong, -,
t SUBSC4.4 BIER.
The property belongs to the husband hal
as heir Of his child. Sec sec, .54S, Va
Code, 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06

-71 T-I-THOMAS| z. MARSHALE, d
delegate to the Chicago Convention OF the
StereotyPers and Electro
typers Union, which meets Monday, Az Az
gust ID, 1905.
Mr.. Marshall was elected from Rich.
mond Local Union, No. Sc, and Will rep
resent the entire State OF Virginia.
He has been foreman Of The Times
Dispatch stereotyplne department for sew
eraI years, and was, previous to his con-
nectlon with The Tlmes' Dispatch, assist
ant foreman on the News Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Tax On Cigars.

Editor of The Times Dispatch
sir,-Please answer In the query column
Of your weekly paper the following ques-
ton: t5ft9s ID -, l.,
Does the United States Government I'm,
nose d duty on cigars, cigarettes ana
tobacco coming from Puerto Rico? u SO,
what is the rate per thousand on cigars
and cigarettes, and per pound on 70
shacco? Yours truly,
= Is "A SUBSCRIBER
There is no duty. The revenue tax Is Is
tho same as in the United States.
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NO DOUBT OF
ELLYS0h'S NOMINATION

This Is the kind Of reception Mr.. Ellyv
son is receiving in every section OF the
state. and there is no doubt about his
nomination by an overwhelming majority,
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QUERIES y ]: II {; S. 4
.....ANSWERS
TO Remove Warts.

'Editortof The mes-Dispatch
Sir,-Tell "a Subscriber II he will!
apply in person to II. P. Morgan, gate
man at the Hull Street crossing. MN.
chester, his warts will be removed
iFf FL IT. s. SWALTHALL.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
Rockefeller's Address.

Editor lof The Times-D Dispatch: .T
y sir,-Will you give ma J. D. Z Rockefel-
ltrs address through your query column
81, this weeks paper. &
NJ lSs xxx ~ sE @ A WEEKLY READER
(. No. 4 West Fifty-fourth Street New
York City.
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Relationship.

Editor OF The Tlmes-Dispatch:
TO settle dispute, kindly define the
relationship between the issue OF my first
.ct usin and me. 5s :. = - h ~
They arc your first cousins. once re- re-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
The Came Law, 4

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
slr,-Is there any law protecting Eng
lish pheasants? If so, what, Is It?
A. ". NJ.
/ 1T is unlawful to hunt or to buy or
sell or to have In ones possession any an
wild pheasants between the LIST day OF
February and the list day Of November,
east Of the Blue Ridge Mountains; and
between the slst day Of December and
the list day Of November west OF the
Blue Ridge sH
The law makes no distinction as TO the
species