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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-20

chronic ailment from which
they will never recover.
Unless you take the nee
cssary precautions, the
chances are that you (who
read thisl will be one of
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-20
On a Plain Subject in
Plain Language.

The coming winter will cause at least
one-half of the women to have catarrh,
colds, coughs, pneumonia or consumption
Thousands of women will lose their lives
and tens Of thousands will acquire some
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-01-20

A new tribe was recently discovered in
India in which contagious diseases are com.
bated by killing those who are attacked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
REFUSE GFPTlnPaRl
FOR GAYNOR B0NDSMAN
lRX Associated Press.l.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. G-Tse
Supreme Court Of the United States to-
day denied the petition OF the United
States for A. writ OF certlorar to bring
10 that court the case OF William D.
Kirk, OF Syracuse. n. y. recently do
cdcd by the Circuit Court for the Second
Circuit In ISirk's favor. The proceeding
was begun to recover $4,000 from Kirk.
Who was a bondsman for John +. Gaynor
in that sum. but the Circuit Court held
the proceeding to be irregular, and re-
fused TO hold Kirk responsible. TIL:
United States asked the Supreme Court
to bring the case up for review by means
OF a writ Of certiorari. That this court
refused to do by to-day's action. but
there Is still pending writ OF error In
the case. both methods having been re.
sorted TO by the government to secure
consideration by tho court of highest
authority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
KELLEY IN ACCOMAC.
Addresses Large Crowd at the
Court-Eouse. ~.

Especial to Tho Tines-D ispatch.)
ACCOMAC q. H., November 6.-LThe
Democrats OF -Accomac have been very
active in the closing hours Of the cam
1paIgn .,lr Samuel r. Kelley, Of K1ch-
.mond. addressed large and enthusiastic
audience here in the afternoon and also
spoke at Onancock tonight.
4 Mr.. Kelley stated that he did not be-
llievc that tile Republican candidate.
Judge Lewis, had as much of the respect
and praise OF Virginians now as
at the beginning Of the campaign. He
had gained nothing and lost much By
accepting the Republican nomination.
The speaker aroused many cheers and
hurrahs when he spoke of President
Roosevelt's advocacy Of the old DEM
ocratic doctrine OF reciprocity and reg
8uation OF trusts and railroad rates. He
stated he admired the Presidents words
Of praise for the Civil War soldiers but
would change two words in the senti-
sment s"that next to those who wore the
Blue. he most d,nlrcd those who wore
the Gray. TO those who wore the tray
first, and then to those who wore the
Blue
He respected Republican now and
at that time, but hopes he would never
live to see the time come when old Viz
glnia would have for Governor a man
who had aided in the persecution of the
days Of reconstruction as Judge Lewis
had done.
The speaker closed with an appeal to
all voters to come out to the polls on
Tuesday and to let Accomac roll up its
usual Democratic majority.
Mr.. Kelley has made many friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
GOVERNOR MAY NOT
AGAIN SPEAK IN VA.
He and cabell Address Big
Crowd in Char
lotte.
tspeolal to The TImes- Dlspa tch.)

especial to The TImes-Dispatch.) 3s
55 CHARLOTTE G. H., VA. November a.,
"a great Democratic rally was held Mt
the courthouse to-day, with a large
crowd on hand, Governor Montague and
i, Aston cabell spoke, The county
cabell was introduced by Mr. $, p,
Morton, Mr. Cabell paid a. glowing trl-
bute to Charlotte county and Its splen-
did people. Mr. cabell's apeech WAS n,
splendid effort, aud Was well reoo!yed,
.The Governor was introduced bSg Hon,
ID, @, Eegleston. and was received ny M
outburst or applause, He began by
thanking the people Of Ctarlotte fdy,
their loyal support and FOR the nlanner,
In which they had stood by him In L NIL.
his political aaplrAt IONS, TINT Ind been
a isolnco and encouragement to him,
THE Governor aald 1t swould prnbah ls,
DO tho hast time he would ever nddress
q Charlotte audience, hut ne made 9
atrons appeal to hls friends ito 10 true.
ta2thS principles Of Democracy. whleiAs
have done % much for their county and
10 support the whole ticket, He adro-S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
OLD AND NEW GOV.
SPEAK In DANVILLE
Montague and Swanson Given
Ovation BY Great
Crowd.
(speclal 10 Tho rlmes.D,spatch.,


ts DANv1LLE, VA, November 6.--.rhe
people Of Danvile had an unusual honor
tonight, that of hearing the speeches OF
the present and what all here believe to
DO the next Governor OF Virginia, Mr..
Montague responding to Invitation OF nd
dressing the gathering at the municipal
hall Mt the conclusion OF the remarks OF
Congressman Swanson. Mr. Swanson
was introduced by Commonwealths At
torney Thomas Halnln. Mr.. SwsI.son
was given r. great ovation. The first
part OF his address was devoted to the
"reminiscences OF his youth, and the time.
when young man., he resided for years
in the city Of Danville.
He arraigned the Republican party In
scathing terms. He spoke OF the splen-
did administration OF the State govern
incnt since the Democrats came in power.
and paid a high tribute to the services
OF Governor Montague.
Governor Montague arrived In the city
this afternoon from Charlotte county,
where he spoke to-day, and will cast his
ballot on the election tomorrow ut
stokesland. lie was greeted by great np-
plause. when he entered the municipal
hail. and was presented to the audience
after Mr.. Swanson concluded by Chair
man J. r. Rison, OF the city Democratic
party. The Governors speech was de-
voted mainly to tho conditions and pro-
gress Of the State under Democratic
reign, and was we'll received. At the
conclusion Of Governor MontaBue's adj
dress. Mayor Harry Wooding, on behalf
Of the ladies' of tho city, presented a
bouquet OF flowers to Mr.. Swanson.
Every indication points TO sweeping
Democratic victory In the Fifth District
Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
RED SPIDER MENACE
TO COTTON CROP
.(By Ass6ciatcd Presg. !

3 WASHINGTON, November 6--The De-
3partrent of Agriculture. in a report
just issued, says the red SPIDER a rust
mite, has been quite prevalent In some
sections of the cotton growing arear Of
this country during the past two years,
THE spider Is a minute yelowlsh-red
mite. which feeds on the cotton plant,
principally on the undersldes OF tho
leaves, hut ut times attacking all parts
OF the plant. The report says the pest
IA very probably distributed throughout
tho entire cotton growing area OF the
South. although during late years It's
occurrence IN Injurious numbers has not
been reported until the summer OF 1908,
when It caused considerable damage to
cotton In Sni:.h Carolina and Georgia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
AMBASSADOR STARTS
NEW TRADE TREATY
(By Associated Press

3 NNASHIEGTO. y G.. ovemhe.' c.
Baron Speck Won Sternblirg. the German
Ambassador. has called at the State De-
partment and formally initiated negotia.
lions for n new trade treaty between
the United States and Germany, submit
ting tho proposition OF his own govern
lncnt. Secretary Root has taken the
matter under consideration. The plan
proposed, based upon original investIga-
ton hy Joint commissioned ten mem.
hers from each side. has already been
outlined In an interview recently had
with the German foreign minister. Prince
Won Buelow. by an Associated Press
correspondent. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
DANIEL IN FINE VEIN. 7
Charms Great Audience at Fred
ericksburg With Eloquence.

$500 lSpeC1hI, 10 TI1H TIFltS-lJISpUtCH,) tlEI
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. g.
United States Senator John w, Daniel
addressed splendid audience here to-
night, which crowded the spacious court
house to the doors, It was by far the
largest gathering which has listened to
any speaker hero this campaign Many
prominent lsdeis graced the occasion. Col.
", u. Cole, cIts' Democratic chairman.
presided, "a. r, Mills introduced tho
speaker Senator Daniel claimed tho Mt
tcntipn Of hia hearers With Ills opening
sentences, and held II 10 CLOSE or Ills
eloquent speech, fe touched on most OF
tho SUBJECTS which have been discussed
during the campaign, bnt treated them.
liz anew and Characteristics way. Ills
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
rid,cule OF the Republican party IN .Vir-
r,nia VAS scathing. Hc said I'D 1t was 2
Barron fig tree and had 5neve., PROPOSED ?. e,
nnvthinr that was for the interest OF

the people. ~ % Inc
Speaking Of graft he said ,nae ,,, = TN 4,
Republican party had been In power IN
this state for twenty years ar and {. every
CRATER was punished there would BE- 9
Great building boom erecting peniten,
tiaries. He said the Republicans ha ;u..
been sending young speakers X an .o ~
the state insulting the intelligence OF me
Virginia people. E, !,
Senator Daniels tribute 70 the Demo
cratic party and It's candidates elt ate was ~ -
earnest one. 1.
The sentiments, and beautiful passages
in tie Senator's speech, which lasted
for two hours, were enthusiastically ap-
plauded by u delighted audience. The
speech was conservative, filled with COM
mon truths and free from bitterness.
There was ii vein OF good humor. = through
1T all. He paid u beautiful tribute 10
the ladies and closed with glowing
peroration, predicting a. sweeping DEM
ocratic voctory TOMORROW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Jail at Southp ort N. T., Where rMurlileels Were
Kept Until Carried to Wilmington.

clunicaI operations. 10 has frequently
been employed In securing aud COLLECTS
Ing statistics OF labor both as editor
and organizer, and the work which he
now seeks to perform Is OF q kind for
which he Is we'll adapted.
General and Mrs. james Macgill arc
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, George b..
EIutchins. Of S26 Park avenue. Before
Ihcr marriage Mrs. Macgll was Lucy
Lee Hill, daughter OF General a. T..
/. i u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07

q 4 i x Z 4
resumed in the Federal Court to-day,
both defendants going on the witness
stand and detailing the crime ut length.
placing the killing Of all five men at. the
door OF Scott before whom they CONFESS
cd 10 having stood In mortal terror on
board the ship.
Witnesses were introduced by the GOV
eminent to show discrepancies In their
statement at the preliminary trial ana
In the higher court. but their tseStlpo,py
was shaken little on long ana tedious
REORGANIZATION by thefI district 4 At -
torney.
The evidence was about TO close 10 Sc TO-
night when the defence objected 70 1hc,
OF the log-book to prove
that the. captain, before lie was Killed,
had logged Sawyer for INSTRUMENTATION
and insolence
The presiding judge gave the attorneys
until to. morrow morning to cite authors-
ties upon the question
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Three Of the Kings Crew Who Boarded the Berwind.

sections Of the city, and last night the
closing rally was held under the auspices
of the Henry Clay Democratic Club on
the south side of Clay Ward.
There were several local speakers, in
Guiding Messrs. Eugene Massie George.
n. Skipwith and Harry Glenn, and much
enthusiasm prevailed
While the Democratic managers did
mot desire to give out figures last night.
both Chairmen Ellyson and Doherty felt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Mann in Front Royal.

Sd Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch.)
/ FRONT ROYAL, VA, Nov. 6.--Judge
William II, Mann closed the campaign
here this evening, addressing large
and enthusiastic audience, his defense Of
Democracy was able. forceful and we'll
received. He was Introduced By State
Senator Fulton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
/ While on the Eastern Shore. His manner
and address We're very pleasing to the
JONES AT WARSAW.
A Great Crowd Hears First Dis
trict Congressman
,(stpvesclal to 5The rimes.Disp,,a pat

WARSAW. VA, Nov. 6,---Congressman
w. "A. Jones closed the campaign In this
county at this place to- day. The COURT
house. which Is a very colnrnodious one,
was SO crowded by the peopleLof this and
adjoining counties, anxious to hear the
First District Congressman that many
were unable to get In the building,
Mr,Jones spoke for moro than AN hour,
making u very6strong appeal for the sup
port OF the whole Democratic ticket
His speech aroused much enthusiasm and
gave great sn tlsfactlon to THO Democrats
The Republicans were not represented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Dated AZ ndoptlon Of hlgncr prlnclples

Dated the adoption Of higher principles
In the party.
He closed with q beautiful pcroratlon
and amid the hearty plaudits OF tho
vast crowd Of ladies and mon present
.rhls has been u great day for Dcrnoe-
raoy, md will result III much good Tor
tho candidates to bu voted for to-mor-
row.
r. w. Blair, OF wythevilc, addressed
. small crowd on tho court groom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07

confident concerning the results, respec-
lively, in the State and city.
Mr.. Ellyson is not much given TO maxi
Ing statements on the owe of battle, but
the tone and manner OF his conversation
indicated that he was satisfied with tho
situation. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
OF General Importance,
u,on,inuedI from First Page)

E The election to be held to-day not
only involYes all the state officers. the
Legislature, the suprenlsl Court ana
about third Of the circuit judiciary,
but municipal officers nre 20 he chosen
In the cities and Circuit Court CLERKS ls " "
q large number Of the eounttea, ~; J. ,S'.9.
In Richmond city all municipal OFFICES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Mr.. iI.asselI a Candidate.

Mr., William a. Lassell of, Danville,s
son Of the late DR.. w. IT. Lassell, Of
Norfolk, has announced his candidacy
for the position OF Commissioner mn sa' me OF
Labor for the State Of Virginia.
Mr.. Lassell, before crystalizing into q
printer, was engaged in various ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
TRIAL FOR Mu7|NY
AND MURDER AT SEA.
The Defendants Go On Stand and
Detail the Crime at
Length.

(B,. Associated Press.)
WILMINGTON, n. c., November g.,
The trial OF Robert Sawyer and Arthur
Adams, charged with mutlny and murder
OH the schooner Harry A. Iserwind, was,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
WIFE OES|:jIERTERS
BROUGHT TO BOOK
-Four Who Do Not Take Care
Of Their Fami-
lies.
REV. RAMSEY FORMS CHURCH
Tic Death OF John Hewitt Was
Caused BY Murder to Rob
Hin Of Money.
tspecial to The Times. Dispatch.)

fsnecial to The Times. DispAtch.)
NORFOLK, VA. November 6.--The now
law Is rIgidly enforced here against wife
le.er,ers. The grand Jury to-day return.
ed four indictments against men for VITO
descrton and failure to provide for the
families. The defendants arc II. Il.
,smthwicls, q. II. Twecdy, A. o. Wood
house and james Yates.
rho cases have all been set for trial
OH Wednesday, morning OF this week.
The rule OF the Corporation Court Is
10 compel tho deserters to give d bond,
to pay certain amount weekly for the
support OF their families. or go to jail
for q year.
Ransey's New Church.
Rev. A. j. Ramsey and between thirty
and forty Of his followers. who with
drew from The Berkley Avenue Baptist
Church, held services yesterday at the
st. Pauls chapel on Washington street.
AT the morning service they organized
new church to be known as '"rhe
Gospel Church." and the following ott,-
GERS wore elected for the first scr-n
Rev A. ]. Ramsey. pastor; r. G. Hough,
treasurer: l.. b. Allen. cler1. The ABOVE,
with Mr. Elyson Jones were elected on
the board OF deacons.
Receiver for Hotel.
Following ., suit entered BY the Etnn
4 Iron Works against the Atlantic Build
Ing Company which built and runs the
Atlantic Hotel here In which tho VIII
llams, OF Richmond. arc interested, there
will be n motion for receiver III the
Charcery Court Tomorrow. The mo
ton was to tie made to-day but way
postponed to permit the attendance of
the attorney for the company. Tho
wound OF the motion Is con-
fession OF Judgment by c. NJ
Randolph, to h!s mother airs.
Randolph. for $1,000. There Is nothing
known TO the ptbllc concerning the ar
rangcment OF the Williams AS TO the
sale of the property which WAS neso-a
tiated two weeksFago and then Inter.
cepted The Etnnklrou Works has n3suit
for 800.
Killed for Robbery.
Evidence be foreEtllc coroner's Jury con
corning the mysterious death 3of John
Hewitt. Of South Norfolk. was to the
cfcctIthat he hpltbcen,murtleretl for the
money he carried His wife testiad that
Ii had been TO, a store III the vicinity
and after returning home With Vernon
their twelve ycar-old son. late Saturday
night, hi went 10 nc barn TO nut UP the
horse and buggy. He stayed longer than
was necessary. and Mrs. Hewitt and
Vernon went ont 10 find him wounded
and tsemI-consclousi from blow in the
hack OF his head With 4 large stick which
was saf:erward found near the barn door.
He died after saving TINT hta head. was
hurt that he believed he would die. and
that she should make the bes. III It,.
His money, about $40. was gone. There
is no clue to the perpetrators Of the muir.
der.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Ioint Discussion.

(special TO The Times-Dispatch.)
COLCHESTER C. H., VA. Nov. Co.
Mr. Walcott, Of Norfolk, Republican, and
y. Boyd Sears of Mathews, Democrat,
held a joint discussion In the courthouse
d.l aIs5 syn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
vii 50 flied to-day awe those q Mayor

will DO filled to-day save those OF Mayor
and Councilmen
rho local ticket here Ia aa follows:
For Senate.
CHARLES j. ANDERSON.
For the House;
HARRY G. GLENN,
EUGENE c. MAsS1E1.
IL, r. cox,
f ODRWAY FULLER 4, X "A
r. r. PEYTON, JR.,
For Auditor.
Il. j. WARRT1N.
For City Collector:
i. w. CUNNINGHAM.
For City Sergeant:
JAMES G. SMITH.
For Commemorative Attorney:
M1NETII1E FOLkES.
For Commissioners OF the Revenue;
y. a. HAWKINS.
| For Clerk Law and Equity Court:
p. p. WINSTON.
For Clerk Hastings Court:
WALTER CHRISTIAN
For Clerk Chancery Court:
C. o. sAv1LLE.
For city Treasurer:
| CHARLES Fl. PHILLIPS.
No Local Opposition.
From the above It will be seen that the
| ticket will be n long one. but owing to
the fact that there is no opposition to
| the Legislative and municipal candidates
here, there will not be great deal OF
scra tching Therefore the judges having
! only 10 count the State ticket VIII not
| be greatly Handicapped In their work
Public interest here extends not only
to the elections in Virginia, but in Ohio,
New York and Pennsylvania, all OF
which will be held to-day.
A good deal Of local money is up on
The mayoralty, contest In New York anu
the odds seemed to be largely with
Hearst last night. IT is considered a
good betting proposition between him and
Mayor Mcclellan, however, and odds have
gone on each from time to time.
Tho Richmond city campaign has been
thoroughly worked from u Democratic
! standpoint. and Chairman Doherty and
| his colleagues have been untirinG In
their efforts to get the voters out in to-
days election.
Many Good Speeches.
Daniel. Swanson. Montague Braxton,
Flood. Glnss and Sears havo rnnde stir
! ring appeals to the votrcs In the various
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Many Good Speeches.

Daniel. Swanson. Montague, Braxton,
Flood, Glnss and Sears havo mnde stir
ring appeals to the votrcs IN the various
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-09-04
Book of Common Prayer.

If it be true that imitation is the sim
cerest flattery, the Episcopal Church
must feel highly complimented by the
general disposition of other churches to
adopt more or less of its liturgy, and
especially by the appearance OF "Ihe
Book of Comm,n Worship" which is to
be the book of common prayer OF the
Presbyterian Church
The Book of Common Worship is an
imitation, part for part, of the Book OF
Common Prayer, aud the imitation is
not only designed, but so close that il is
surprising that the Episcopal service was
not adopted bodily.
The act of the General Assembly in
compiling and authorizing this form OF
worship, although its use is not made
compulsory, shows that a revolution has
taken place in the Christian world in the
last % years in regard to forms of wor-
ship and written prayers.
Many middle-aged people can remem-
Der when all of the Protestant churches
except the Episcopal Church regarded
litargy with something like loathing,
as if inseparably connected with hypoc-
rsy and insincerity in worship.
For the last 25 years there has been
a marked reaction from the excessively
simple services of most of the churches,
and a growing inclination to borrow sep
arate features OF the Episcopal liturgy.
1t has become quite fashionable to preach
in robes, to sing the Gloria, to read re-
spon.ively and to consecrate the offer
tory. Ia thee approaches to the Epis-
copal forms the Presbyterian Church,
which was for centuries the bitterest op-
poneut of forms and ceremonies, has
taken the lead, and now comes out
boldly with a whole Book of Common
Worship Chicago Chronicle.