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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
DIPLOMAS AWARDED
TO KIN NJ: |: |: 1
Is,
DR.. Mabie Unable to be Ee.
Mr.. Copeland. Speaks \;
Briefly. n!

q The closing exercises OF the Richmd
School for Kindergartners were held
the IVoman's Club at $3.50 o'clock Frtd
/ evening, in the presence OF avery lai
crowd including the friends and re
Stives of the graduating class sIs
81, The rooms We're iprettlly decorated W
daisies and trailing vines. A bright TOT
Of color was added in the pyramidss
American Beauties and flowers OF s
kind bestowed in profuson u pom the f
tunate young ladies who, last night,
ceived their diplomas.
DIR. Hamilton w. N1nble was proven
+ from making an address on Vital Fl
@caton,'' rs had been expected. on ~
count OF Illness. Mr.. w. 8. Copela
briefly expressed the regret felt at =
#NIabie's absence and It's cause, and mt
a few very appropriate and earnest
marks to the graduates, delivering
plomas fora two years course to Mis-
Halle Dickinson, Ethel Clark. Nan
burlington, Georgia West. Carringt
Jones' Bessie Elicit and Inez FOX. 4
diplomas one to Miss Lucy Singlet
Coleman the other to !, Miss Kat Their
Bullock, were presented for n y 81
years course.
+. In tho library a quantity of5very attri
tive kindergarten work was display
and was much admired. 9lS
An Informal reception, during Will
refreshments were served, gave pleas1
opportunity for congratulations and pla
ant conversat ton, and marked the eli
OF q most successful year In the. Ira
ing School, under the able prlnci pafllsI
OF Miss Parker.
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NAL that ticks the hand that strikes It and
bites the hand that caresses II that We
have greatnesses that crush us and put

NAL that ticks the hand that strikes 1t and
bites the hand that caresses II that We
have greatnesses that crush us and put
their heels upon our necks.
Let us arise from the dust under which
slavery has buried us. let us free our
selves by the spirit that reveals to us
our true greatness.
But We shall not be So" Listen to
those words. They are n stern command.
Look upon the gesture that Christ makes !;
1T Is the gesture Of a chief. but OF a
chief who walks in tho ranks, who puts
his hand to the pillow: 1t is the gesture
of chief that electrifies us, because
all along the way in which He commands
us to walk He Himself has fought and
walked it,is the gesture Of a chief. great
though the services He has rendered.
Watch Him; see with what unmistak-
able signs He shows us that In man
Kind we should follow all those VINO
whether obscure or illustrious. have oeen
good to us and have served us; soc win IN
what a Operating gesture He throws .l y g
the ABYSS and trnmples into dust st al III race.
tious 4, greatness and all sang u!i'aafs
tyranny Yg2I. i 1. u -, o,,o,l,t {,
that / wished to lay before you this
morning upon a subject that ! col.slusl
one Of the most important in the Gospels !:
There can never be said too much apou -
It, Amen aar
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Y / I2(i IlNIA
Rl..E|||:F.S

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. May 20. Roy. w.
D. Smith, rector Of ST. Georges Episcopal
Church. OF this city, ms rendered his resigna,
ton to take effect July LIST. Several weeks ago
Mr.. Smith was rendered n call from Christ
Church at Winchester, and has been carefully
considering It, finally concluding to accept It.
VI KEYSVILLE;, N.A.--A team OF horses owned
IN W. c. Williams, OF Pleasant Grove, while
)lnding near the, Southern Depot became
frightened at nm approaching train to-day
They turned two corners, but In turning q
third, struck tho end OF tho wagon tongue
against n tree breaking the wagon tongue
and harness and rosultel In seriously inturng
both horses. IN 30 p. g; q
NEWPORT NEWS Graham Jones and a
negro named; Armistead, were engaged IN
when Arpstend lost his temper whipped out
n pen knife and stabbed Jones twice near the
heart Armistead has not been arrested VI
though Jones Is seriously wounded
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s s. 81
Opera. died yesterday in her villa. on
the Gulf OF San Juan, at the ase OF
cightytwo.
Nine Rosati was one of the greatest
and most celebrated dancers Of the nlnc-
tenth century. Born at Bologna, she
made her first public appearance In FLOR
5cncc at the age of ten. Her hrst great
success was achieved in Venice at the
age OF fifteen.
In London she created the principal
role in .Coralie,,'. ballet specially writ
ten for her by Paul Nagioni.
Her Appearances at the Paris Opera
were a series Of triumphs. She created
the principal parts OF "Jovita. Sainte
Claire QS55: "Corsaire'' Os56 and
Maria Spada Used e
:. Her portrait in the foyer de danse"
OF the Paris Opera Is one of the finest
works Of Paul Baudry. She retired forty
years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
frigh!!t!f!'!uL!L Mortality L !.
Due to Bright's Disease
Fearful Increase Shown
by the Census.

The census gives tho figures
1890 and 1900 The intervening fia
show the increase as averaged
years,
A horrifying pictlre--nearly ps.CVo
within ono year, and an army sot Soy
times that number OF new recruits
ready primed with Kidney trouble
the call,
What does 1t all menn9 Just this
countless thousands have Kidney
ble,n and not ono In a hundred ~
that 1t Is Brights Disease. and ths
II gets chronic docs not get We'll
or 8 months) that the victim has
enrolled In this awful army OF death.
that there is then only ono thing kf1
that stands between the patsens
death, viz, Fulton's Renal Compound
Rrirht's Disease Owens T. Minor
% is local agent for Fulton's CoHll1]
The dangerous symptoms arc; VI
ness or loss OF weight. puffy ankles. y
or eyelids. kidney trouble after tho
month, failing ylssen. drowslnesA.
or more OF these,
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BUILDING INSPECTOR.
Ordinance Creating Such an az * 4
fee and Fixing the Salary

Tho long standing ordinance proyit
for the establishment Of an inspecto,
buildings was agreed upon Friday nigh
the ordinance committee and recomme
cd to tho Council. The ordinance -
discussed In executive session, and y
passed after serious considerations
provides for the naming of three 9
dIdates by the mayor. one OF them tq
selected by the Council. The salary llisa;r !!
fixed at $500 a year. and a bond
5000 Is required.
Tho salary of the assistant supe
tendent Of water-works was Increased
$1,000 a year. and that OF the keeper
ST. Johns Burying Ground was ra1
to $3.50
The committee adjourned atSsSa
hour.
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Garris Case Dismissed se'S

J On Saturday last Justice 5Cru,c.i i,s =.
d,sn,,ssed tie warrant sworn out by y Ma I,
ior Cross of Georgn, against Nlr: - !, D. =.
CARTS agent of the National mi insurance
Company Of Virginia: 40, rio witI,
doina mstness for the National sln is
anca Company of Virginia when ina. com, ~
nany. II was alleged, had not put ' UP
the required deposit. - thot
The fact proved at the trial was h v,u
the insurance company did not :, pes,n was we :
ness until May list, when. the s license 5"'s
fully paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
SALEM COLLEGE CLOSING.
Annual Commencement Ext
cises Began Last Night.
-lSnecial tn Thn TimeS- hi

80 lSneclaI 20 WIG ZIIrleS-lJIspatcT.J -
Y WINSTON-SALEM n. c., May %
Many visitors are here to attend the one
hundred and third annual commences
lncnt exercses, or Salem Feulaic College.
which opened tonight with h Seniors
Evening" The programme was inter-
spersed with vocal md instrumental
music OF a high order Of excellence.
The subjects of the essays and the
members of the class we're as follows:
Ivy Essay" by Miss Fulp. of North
Carolina; Poem" by Miss Ora Hunter,
OF Texas; Glass History" by Miss Moor
man. OF Virgihin: Glass Prophesy." by
Miss Ferebee, OF North Carolina. and
Miss Howard, of Virginia: Banner Es-
say" by Miss Gold. OF North Carolina.
The baccalaurcate sermon will be
preached tomorrow morning by DR.. D..
Clay Lilly, one OF the ablest pulpit ora
tors in the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
On the Battlehelds.
Special to The Times-DispatchJ

Especial to The TImes-DsphtcH,)
FREDERICKSBURG , VA, May 9-.
United States Senator John w. Daniel
~. Irlnter. OF winchester; Colonel W. y.
Cutshaw, Colonel George L. CHRISTIAN
Major q. A. CARRIER, the last three OF
Ricinhond, with MIR. Don Halsey, %,
Iynchburg, arrived here this morning and
ara enjoying a trip over the battlehelds,
All ofSthe gentlemen, With the exception
of MrEHalsey, WHO Is a Young man, are
OK Confederatcs and participates N me
.mittle Of the Wilderness. rney VIII De-
vote two days visiting this battlefield. the
bloody Angle and other points In Spotsy'7
yania county. near this city,
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Rev. Mr.. Dyer III.
lsneclal 10 The Times- Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
BRISTOL. VA, May 2o.-Kev. W. NJ
DYER, president of Martha Washington
College, OF Abingdon, and Sulllns Col
iega, Of Bristol, correlated ALethodistc
schools, is critically III at his home at
Abingdon, VA DIR. Dyer has been In fec
BE health for some time, although able to
uttend to his duties. It Is feared that MS
nresent Illness may prove too much Tor
hs weakened physical condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
CURED BY
SAFE CURE

II have used Safe Cure for chills caused
by uric acid poison In my system and
have been perfectly cured. 1t has done
for me what have never known any OH u
or medicine To do. II cures people ~ Inc
South who suffer much from malaria;
which always affects the kidncys 4 f..i M
the doctors would prescribe safe lure IRE
Instead OF q,iininc for cases Of malar1h
there would be less bad after effects as
duinnc does not remove the disease
germs from the system like Safe cure.
take Safe Pills when | need n gentle
Nj u. DEAN. Treas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
High Constable's Office.

Tho making certain n p5oyts9ns bGs
the conuuct ~, " the Ordinance Committee Friday
was s' and "reeommended 70 Council for pas
sage ,o,.,,ea for regular inspoc-
(, me ofu inc once BY tho special city &c
e eSms also provides for regular psppbIs
to tho Council IN which tn1 II s affairs in his
must show the exact coh at'on y 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
THIS TEST WILL, TELL

Put come urine In n glass or hottie.
After 1t has stood "a hours, II 1t Is cloudy
or contains reddish-brown sediment. or
If PARTICLES float about In 1t yoi,r kidneys
are diseased and unaolc to. do their work,
Disease diabetes, rheumatism. govt, uric
acid, inflammation Of the bladder, gan
stones or urinary troubles will develop
Safe cure is the only absolutely safe
and certain euro for all these forms OF
kidney. liver and bladder diseases; II IS
purely vegetable. free from harmful drugs
contains nd sediment and is pleasant to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

II after making this test you have any
doubt as To the development OF the, DIS
ease in your system send, a. sample OF
Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester, n. y
and our doctors will analyze it and SEM
you report, with advice and medical
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND lMlTA-
TlONS.
They are worthless and very often ex.
ceednply dangerous. Ask for Warmers
Safe Cure; It Will cure you.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid n speedy cure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
URIC ACID GRAVEL

IL CAUSED by THE KIDNEYS BEING
81 UNABLE TO CARRY THE PO1s-
ONOUS WASTE MATTERS
OUT or THE BLOOD.
The urine OF persons suffering from
uric acid or gravclSis generally scanty,
and after IL has stood u while. a reddish,
sediment like brick dust forms init, In
advanced stages the. uric acid sometimes
appears as fine sand. or large crystais;i
cradle quantity are usually troubled with
Inflammation Of the Kidneys bladder ana ana
urinary organs, sour stomach. lndisestlofl,
shcartburn, govt and rheumatism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
4 GOVERNOR TO SPEAK.
Remarkable Escape Of Mrs.
Berry In Railroad Accident.

Betty IN Ka11rOdd 7ACC1ue1lt. ~
d BEDFORD CITY VA, May 20.-Gov-5
crnor A. j. Montague will speak at the
courthouse here at noon on Monday. The
Governor has many enthusiastic adj.
mirers in Bedford, and will doubtless he
greeted by large crowd
Mr. T.. d. Berry, who was injured in
.theBrailrond disaster near Harrisburg, Pa,
last week, has recovered sufficiently to
grctllrn home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

During the fall and winter OF 1903 gT
wife had a9chrDnic cough which ran down sftl
system. reduced her weight and sapped}s ~
strength to such an extent that we becats
alarmed and feared she had consumptlons5s II!
doctor gave her very little relief and atrls
different medicines In vain but nothing ben
fitted her until she begun to take Duffy's 8E,lu1
Malt Whiskey, (which we heard of througltN
testimonial of IL temperance advocate Before ~
first bottle was taken the cough mad 5ulT1u
ceased. and by continued treatment In q sxsl
short time she was cured. ~ esss
another wonderful cure was that OF a your
lady employed by me in a department storey
Baltimore. who was troubled With Il chron
cough, and who had lost 40 pounds In six month
Medicine did her no good, and she was In DE-
pair. when advised her to take your graz
medicine. In n short time she was entirC
cured a$as III
Personally my experience with sDuffy'ss.alll
been little short of marvellous. For years lsf11
chronic constipation. which brought on Dow
trouble and bleeding piles. For five years ! do
tered with pills and other medicine. but receive
no relief until i commenced to take 'Duffy.A
The first bottle had a$magcal effect and In
short time was restored to complete hea4 20
Rail MI y
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To-day wa, e,treot
To fetch pail of lucre. a. !, !,
Paul played bear, then tried TO " !, are. {
He lost. and said, 20, sucker: >,
"BULL" OR "BliAR.-
1t viii be observed TINT by interc nitns
ING The last line in each stnnza, either
one nnc or both stanzas would be applicable
10 every dnys' market
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

Famous Dancer Dead.
tSjial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch and
New York Hera!dD gt
Upright, by the New York Herald COD
ARTS. May 0.-Mme. Caroline Rosau,
finer star of the ballet at the Paris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
The Way Of 1t.

Yesterday wall street
no fetch a pail of lucre.
paul played bull and then got tu u,
Ha Won. and said. mo sucker.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

0'QTTY "a
f "a
S s e; s S ; $S VS. s.: $S ;s !
bSRas Ms 81 81
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c CONSULTATIVE COUGH CUREl

Mrs. E. s. Taborn, Wife Of u
Department Store Manager
Cured Of a Chronic Cough :.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey! 4.
Young Lady, Who Had Lo
40 Pounds in Six Months,
Quickly Cured Of Distressil.
Cough. u
Manager Taborn, Cured 4 Z!
Chronic Constipation an
Bowel Trouble, Tells Of ~!
Remarkable Recovery. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

tchasJn foreign markets the supplies
FOR construction Of the canal has
causl a greater furry in political Cir
cles ind, apparently, in business Cir.
clestnerally. than anything in the his
tor bf the country in years. 1t was
a ititic blow at tho cardinal doctrine
of Republican party and delivered Dy
, End g5HlIf a4 !s3..I Il" 8tsFFt a'if 49,
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Analvsjs Free.

or sale ut all drug stores, or direct,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
RETALIAToRY DUTIES
On American Duties Abolished IN Rus
sid by imperial Ukase.

st. Petersburg. Sept. E.-Thc Imperial
ulase aboishinE the rctlliatory uutieS On
American imports was gaze zee. toh'I
and was placed in Immediate erect al an
the customs houses by t"leErIphir ord"rS
from the ministry Of finance. The ukase
Is rs follows.
Acting on the Recommendation "i IN"
minister of finance. Sept !. the emperor
has deCrCed:
"First-To revoke the order placing =
higher duty On certain good" oi my q
States origin which are included uhdci
Sections 50. 10. Isl. 10. l"3. l5l K. ~ and
l13 G.. q: the general customs tal!hS 'or
Eurorean trade and to revoke also ~ .
necessity for showing 4 declaration "i
Second order shall be Published
IN the index ot laws and tci"Erdphlc n
strlI"tiuns shall he given to all customs
houses tr pul il into effect ut onr".
The imports affected hv the foregoing
sections include resins. tars, finished ana
unfinished east iron. VrruEht lr"n ana
steel ami manufactures TIN rof. Sticl nj
boilers. tools. sowing machines HStch'. :.
turdl lmplc,p"utS. traction engines ana
gas anu water meters. ThcS" are no"
importabl" under the general European
tariff and. after January |. under the
schedules Of the new Russo German com
mercidl treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
Baseball Notes,

Bihd"fnrd boat Portsmouth. II to- u.
Thursday. ~ RiddCford.
Barney Hreviue1 has gone ~ III. tlim
mcr HON" on Long Island Tic Pittsh,lrs
manager Is in poor health.
President IIarry Pulliam has several
sick men or his ataf OF umprcS. 81 II"
wired Miah Murray to tax" care ~ tn"
Boston GaTcS Tor &"V",sl days.
E"=tou Journal. Billy Hnmilton'' IIar-
rlsburr team III the TTI-State League IN ;
transferred six games tc Willilmgpurt
tor $lWo guarantees p"T game. That Is
looking for the stuff and giving tho hon.
fans little run for their money.
! is reported that John kreitner. owner
If the Eastern League franChia" Of the
Montreal baseball team. has offered it Tor
.alo through Frank Farrell owner OF the
New York American club Ten thousand
dollars IS said to be tho prize. Montreal
mon are the Intending buyers.
Boston Journal. Maurice Roarie. the
Arlington hoy. who has Just returned
from Maine. where he was playing in the
fast Trolley League. certainly made good
during the six weeks in which he played
for the Winthrop team Of that league
RoaChe hatted for 40 and his fielding av-
crage was .994 He held down the left
field garden. Cnburn of Harvard. Capt
Flynn and O'Rourke Of Holy Cross. Tift
of Brown. and Dickerman and Watson Of
Tufts. were all member of this league.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept. 15.-The money market
SITUATION Teasserted its influence on
stocks today, ard checked the efforts ny
pTpfcg.lnnaf Operators to lift prices. The
mtlucuc,. OF the money situation was duo
more to the prospect of poor bank
statement thar to tiny actual operations
in IT,. loan ma rl<et. although tie per
cent. rate touched for money on call reg
iStcrcd Tie maximum for the season thus
far and served rs an admO1itiOn of thu
actual scarcity cf funds. Some of the
news developments We're of a character
that would have been regarded inn
portant ut another time but were ovcr-
shadowcd almost entirely by the money
situation. The demonstration for wrest-
ing control of the Wabash system from
its present hands caused 4 sharp advanc.
in the securities of that company.
Another heavy loan contraction must hC
shown by the banks in order TO prevent
the wipinG out Of the surplus in to1por-
row s bark statement. There has been no
evidences of credits from the stock market
during the, week and ii is deemed prob
able in TACT that some Increase in loans
has bvrn made for use in the stock mar
ket. reduction IN III" price 0f copper
wan an incident nf the day. The volume
of sales underwent considerable shrink
ar" frr ihc day and tho dIl!ncss Was
progressive up to the close. The days
changes were mostly umimportant.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
val1r. S29lO.0Nl. United States bonds
were al unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

MlS NJ rEHrrt IIdilis"H. 80 ."ays old.
from Nashua, \. H. was found dead in
her room. Friday. Vt her daughters resi-
dence i'll New York City. It IL supposed
that she blow out til" rls hv raistaii".
Lightning s'ru"k th" ITaX SmIt.l t'urni-
t.Irc Cos ulolCsaI" EoUS" at St. Joseph
SO, during severe electrical storm.
F'rid: Y, ana II was totally DESTROYED LOS,
$Hn,"M, pn"-tlirri IN buildings, fully IN
Sllrcd.
A. J. Ferris. former president OF TIA,
People National EIul5 ~ SwanfUn. Nt
now ~ tho hands; of Il receiver. WAS ar
rested there. Friday. on "a" charge. Of
niSapprobrIatlnE tNo notes from TIN.
bank ny means Of falls" entries, r,ndo on
SEPT. ~. 1N3. rh" notes rW"r" both sign
"d by T. II. MoId"s one being ror $3'6SS.
the other for $i1l.
Joseph LattamorC. who has been head
rubber ior til" Northwestern University
athletic teams for the last eight years
was drowned, Thursday. i'll Spring lake
near Naukcsha. Wis. where the caudi
dates for the team Ucro praCtic!nc. Lat
tsmore began his career training eth
lcteS u years aGn 1T til" University Of
Pennsylvania under Geo. Woodruff.
Aside from u few details. representa-
tives # ~" trunk lines Western roads
u gulf ports ana Interested Stcamshin
companies. Thursdl;. II New York
reached 4 final agreement ON sugar and
coffee rates. TIL" new schedule win ,akr
effect, OF. I. AMI makes extensive hi
NanceS ~ all Western ana Southern
points. me sugar rate war had bncn in
progress the past three years and va
oiIo Of the most bitter and rostIv ,,.o,,
known IN railrCdd circles
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
COACH REID DISAPPOINTED
Oycr Small Squad Reporting for Foot
ball Practice at Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass. sept, 15.-!iead
Coach William T, Rnid. .ir Of the Har-
ward football team IL an interview. 10
night. concerning Harv:.rd's prospects
said:
Il am greatly disapi oiutod IN thu
size g Captain Hur!ey'7 squad. OF
the 29l men order to report, the first
day Of practise, only fifty Tut i'll an ap-
pearauce. since then, only ton more
c;tndfd1tes have cam ext. There is 4,
great dclrth "t big .n"n for the line
osittJns who can ~ more than simply
carry their oWn weigh; | have yet TO
5ro suitable timber frr the end ana
fuIlback positions. which must be filled.
Ii comparison Win the material ut
rnud .rj Vale ana ParnsyIl:snIa that Of
Harvard. th. yca-, is bU; po"r.''