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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
DONATION DAY,

.ns NaH IH
Among the poor and afflicted there Is
no class whose condition appeals SO pa
tl1etlcally and irresistibly to human SYM
patty as the ono we call "the incurable."
Dead, Indeed, must be the heart that Is
not moved to pity In the presence Of q
alex and suffering felow-belng, for whose
malady medical science has no remedy
Tho number OF these unfortunates is ln-
oreasing every day, and the provision
which State and municipal government
and charitable individuals have made for
them Is sadly inadequate. For many
years Richmond has had q home for "the
inourablcs," It has been supported al
most entirely by, the voluntary offerings
OF its friends, and. though these glttS
have been insufficient for the needs OF
the Institution, 1t has done work which
deserves the everlasting gratitude OF the
public, The noble women who have laid
It upon their hearts and bestowed upon It
so much personal attention and labor are
lministerng angels for whom no words Of
appreciation would be extrayagant,
Many poor sufferers are seeking ndmls-
sion into the home, but there Is no room
for them. unless the fourth floor can ba
opened, and there is not money enough
In tho TREASURY to admit of that at pres
emf.
Moved with compassion for an ever
enhrglHH CLASS pE AelpleSS ana lope'ess
sufferers. and conscious OF the goodness
OF our Heavenly Father In behaving ma
terial prosperity upon our community,
the managers of the home appeal to a
BENEVOLENT public for speedy help. I.
October gath WILL be donation Day.
Let the churches. Sunday schools. ben-
eyolent societies. social clubs. banks,
stores and manufacturing institutions re-
3 m embor the day and send money, gro-
oeries, or anything else needed for the
support Of the home.
"A committee OF ladies' will be in attend,
ance to receive contributions at the home.
corner OF Broad and Robinson Streets ;
also at Herman schmidt's, q Fifth and
Broad street, and George Watt Taylor.
srWenty4tttth and Broad. II. ..ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
NEGRO PREACHER
is! 0!!N!!. IN. Rampage Nj: .|l [: I:
Sets Fire to Church and Attacks
the Organ With
iS# Amaze. .i N
BREAKS DOORS OF DWELLING
Insanity Produced by Excitement
eligious Meeting Congre-
cation Not in Sympathy.

(spe clal to The Tin,cs-Disp tens

EfFAFl \SpeClHl 10 ne ll1ncS-DtSpltCn .,4lHT
BUCHANAN VA.e October 7.--While
II, sudden At OF insanity yesterday af-
ternoon, Row. Coleman Booze, a we'll,
known colored preacher, OF Buchanan,
Get fire TO d small stable filled with fod-t
der, Immediately adjoining the rear OF tho
colored Baptist Church in the western
part OF Buchanan! He also set nre to
another house on his own lot occupied
by WILEY Russ as a residence. the fire
from the stable quickly communicated
( to the church building large frame
structure, and all three buildings We're
quickly CONSUMED. After scattering the
4 fire brands Booze ARMED himself with,
an axe and went Into the church and
began to demolish the church organ and
+ whatever was breRknble inside. He then
proceeded down the street, and with his
axe broke III, several doors, greatly ter
rifylng the women IA %
4 In the meantime the alarm OF the fire
and the madtnan's actions brought some
men to the scene and he was overpow-
cred and taken to the lookup. Boozes
mind has been unbalanced several times
previous to this, his most violent OUT
break. and he was atEone time confined
In the asylum, Tin his right mind
he has been peaceable and we'll behaved
and commanded the respect ofthis neigh.
hors During the past week a protracted
meeting has been in progress at the
church, and more or less excitement
connected Herewith. Booze's actions at
the meeting Thursday night attracted
attention and It is now said that he
was inclined i to be violent at his home
Friday morning hut his wife would not
let 1t be known. The church building that
was burned has recently been completed
after many years of8actve efforts on the
part OF It's members It was a very
handsome structure considering the
means Of the membership
Tho colored people are greatly excited
over the affair and do not feel any pity
for the unfortunate man and his wife.
who 1t appears WAS afraid that her hus-
band would be taken away to the asy-f
l,im. and endeavorcd to conceal his con-
dition Some doubt his insanity and
charge his acts to a. Jealous rage 1t be-
Ing said THAI he wanted to be pastor Of
the church and wa-G mad because he had
not been called After the a fire started
a crowd gathered In time to save the
homes Of several colored families near.
by. Booze Is confined In the lookup.
and 1t Is supposed tho proper authorities
will at once Investigate and take q nc-
ton in regard ito the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
SIS 5000.

Reward will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
\ Of opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any Of Or.
Miles Remedies.
This rewardis offered because
certain INSCRIPTIONS persons
make false statements about
these remedies. It IS under
stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased in the
open market, which have not
been tempered with in any way.
Dr.. Miles remedies cure by.
their soothing, nourlshing,
strengthening and inyigorat-
ing effects upon the nervous
system, and not by paralyzing
and weakening the nerves as
would be the case if these drugs
were used.
For this reason pr, Miles
Anti-Pain Pills are universally
considered the best remedyS
n have. suffered for ss years with
4 back, and have tried everything
could get ana gould not find any relief
Pain Pain Pills. + suffered as long as ia
hours at a. time with such severe
pait,s that ! feared would lose my
rel na in | IRON 70 IS 70 mn s sYe 10
not have to use. Morphine any more,
/ wish you would pub this SO that
other sufferers may find rel'ef,'
r. r, d. No. 9. M Salem, Ind.
S' Pr. Miles AntI,Paln Pills are sold by
yCur drtgglst who W,|II quara3ntse it''if
Is doses. rs oents, Never sold lin bulk.s
Miles Medical 60. E!kllayt. IND
OH s & s55ssd sSg ss y ~ w & ~ \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t Il
in Preserving Health and Beauty.

Is the safest and most efficient disnfeotapt
and purif err In nature, hut few realize Its
value when taken into the human system
for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is "a remedy that the moro You
take OF 1t the better: 1t Is not drug at
all, but snlnly absorbs the gases ana I'M,
purit1 es always present ~ the stomach and
Charcoal sweetens the breath after smok-
Ing, drinking or after eating onions and
other odorous yegeta bles r.
g Charcoal eftcctually clears and improves
the complexion. 1t whltens the teeth and
further acts ms q natural ana emlnently
safe cathartlc. I.
It absorba the Injurious gases which col-
lect III the stomach and bowels: 1t dlsin-
fects the mouth and throat from the
Poison of catarrh
Or another but probably the best charcoal
and the most for the money Is In Stuart >
charcoal Lozenges they are composed OF
1h En- finest t., powdered Wlow charcoal and
pr rather in the form of large. pleasant
tasting lozanses, tl's charcoal being mixed
The daily use of these lozenges will soon
& tell IN much improved condition OF the
general health. better complexion, sweet
Or breath a ana purer blood; and the beauty
from tlieir continued use, but on the I ocn,
lrary. great benefit, ! 4. 4
4 I A Buffalo physician In speaking Of the
benefits of charcoal, says: 81 n advise
stuart's Charcoal I'ozenges to ali patients
suffering from gas In stomach and bow
els, and to clear the complexion and puri,
~ the breath, mouth and throat: / also
believe the LIVER is greatly henefltod by
The daily use of them; they cost but TWEEN.
ty-f,ye cents n box at drug stores, and ali
slough In some sense a patent prepara-
lion, yet ! believe get more and better
II charcoal In Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
than in any Of the ordinary charcoal tab-
LET'S" Ma .sssSi ssya,, v. U w u-s h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
WILL 1 |. SEE /: |: 4 ...||
At every HAND D

}Gts& Continued from First Page.)
ferson Hotel on Main Street. will be
decorated. Every street car will be gay
with flags and bunting. Every pole In
the middle OF Broad Street. from Twelfth
to the Elba Station, will be adorned with
fine, large American flags.
Every building along the line OF march
will be decorated from top to bottom in
front The Citizens, Committee having
this matter in Its care, is systematically
ct work. 4 s5 si5
The following concerns have agreed to
decorate: al III. SEA
National Bank OF Virginia.
y Virginia Fire and Marine, {SETf:fs
n II. s. Hutzler. Fl II 8
6 Both fronts Of postofloe and shafer
building. !, 5
RuegLrs Hotel. 5t Ell
Hotel Richmond. 38i
AImphys Hotel.
First National Bank.
Planters Bank.
State Bank. HI al M + "a
Baughman Stationery Compa ny.
S Western Union Telegraph Company.
4 Postal Telegraph Company.
Cohen Company S4 5.ssiS 81 i55i3S 4.
Sydnor & Hundley fi
{ Chesapeake and Ohio offices.
Chamber Of Commerce, sg9
r. LIZ Christian 6 Company.
c.. Lun,sden & Son. &
Virginia Passenger and Power Co. i${G
Catlctt & Taylor. q ny ~ ~ i s
Mutual Assurance Society.
N Commercial Hotel, both frontss
Bank Of Richmond. ,ibais |. ia
Times-Dispatch. both buildings.
NYo} MI -ssffs
Cans Rady Company Ri "a
Q. H. Berry. II, Nh 4
r.. b. Taylor & Company. IN
Merchants National Bank
The Hub. sSfi
The Globe. " s'&dt5 vi t5s "
LIE Insurance Company Of Virginia.
E. Leslie Spence s es
Commonwealth Club.
Z, City Hail. q {.i al
Virginia State Insurance Company.
Fl. F, Short 6 Company. Z
Richmond Transfer Company, Si "
Many retail stores scattered over the
entire city have also arranged forS deco
rations. The committee Is now dt work
on the residences, The President Will.
drive to many places In Richmond and
It is planned to have the rational colors
meet his eye at every point, II Is.
therefore, hoped that so far as Is pos
sible every residence In Richmond will
have at least q United States flag dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
ASHLAND SOCIAL.
go. y The Times-Dlspatch.)

54-4 fsrrecfal to The Times-Dispatch.)
AsH1,ASD,. October Mrs. Barrett syo-
nor entertained quite number OF lflsh ~,
last evening In honor OF nor nus l Dalsa
birthday. Tho party was quite ~
prise to MIR. sydnor. who knew nolMns
~ what was being planned until his ar.
\ rival on the evening train. Among those
present were the following: Mr.. ana ~ re,
EdwIn Ouarles Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoolnasle,l
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paine. Mr. ana aais.
Fleming Fox, Mr.. and Mira James ~.
Howison. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Fotts'
Or. and Mrs. Daniel Sumner Ellis, Misses
Mary Anderson, Miss Evely I:rlsg' y OF
Abingdon; Mollie Bridges Lou Redd,
Laura Carter, of Panama Julia We1slEer,
Marguerite and Tune Wee Wright.
Louise Rice, Roberta Wright. and quite
number OF young men. Most enjoy
able refreshments Of salad Ices, cream,
cake and coffee were served by the young
ladies' At a late hour the birthday cake,
containing the traditional thimble, darn
Ing needle, etc, was cut, causing much
fun and laughter.
f Mr.. J. f. Howison and his daughter
Alice Marshall left to-day for q little trip
to Norfolk, Va
The entertainment given Thursday
evening by Professor and Mrs. T. Zones
proved very pleasant affair. Among
those present were Miss Upton. OF New,
Orleans; the Misses Butts, Of New Or
leans; Misses Epic Blackwell, Annie Hun
ter, Sea brook Midyette, Margie Hunter
May Baldwin, Matte Aiidyette. Gussie.
Helen and Page Nixon and Matte Nc
s Cullen. ~ q.
Messrs. Beale and Jack Davis. Dick
Lipscomb, Nick Walters. Pat Lowry. Err
nest Starr, the three Wunder brothers.
Newman, Carter, McClintlck, and Clarke.
All present enjoyed the delicious refresh
ments served by Mrs. Jones and her
daughter, Mrs. Fisher Ragland.
r Rev Clarence Smith. of Washington,
Is visiting Mr.. J.. Lindsey Patton.
Miss Louise Ladew has accented a po-
sition in the drug store OF Mr.. James
Hughes. OF this place
Miss Cabell Jones, daughter Of DR.. G..
B.. Jones, has returned from q visit to
her uncle, Mr.. Walter Newman, OF New
York city. F8$,
Misses Upton and Butts. OF New Or
leans. and Miss Epic Blackwell, OF Ash
land. We're entertained at Henry Clay
Inn on Thursday by Mrs, William Sack
EFT Duell. Ii! 55jlf, K
Mrs Josepr Clarke OF Richmond. is a
guest Of Miss A. B. Kenntngham.
Mr.. W. T.. McLendon. who hiss been a
guest at Henry Clay Inn for some time.
was married on yesterday, Octoher 9Th,
to MISS Barrett, or virginia. me oride
and groom were expected at the Inn to-
night. where they will reside for the
4 present.
Mrs, Conway Gordon, OF Richmond
who has been visiting at the home OF
Professor Arthur G, Wightman, return
ed to the city to-day. XII
An address will he delivered on Sunday
at Little Bethel church by Yanagiwara,
Of Japan, who is now a student at Ran
dolph- Macon College. az
Or. and Mrs. Henry Carter and Miss
Laura Garter, OF Panama, who have been
visiting the family, of Mr.. Hill Carter,
expect to leave tomorrow, DR.. Carter
has been stationed at many foreign
points as he Is considered quite an ex-
pert on yellow fever s13
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Would Protect the Game.

A meeting OF the Game Protective AS
ISOLATION OF Virginia will be held at the
Mechanics Institute building, this city,
Thursday, October 10, 1905, at o'clock,
A full attendance Is desired,
Reports from several sections OF the
State Indicate a growing interest in game
protection and propagation.
LEGISLATION OF general interest will be
discussed.
There are on the rolls BAT members
scattered over the State. The dues are
81 annually. Farmers are exempt from
dues unless they want to contribute TO
the running expenses, Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Hurt in a Runaway.

Mr.. ,Junus r. Parsons. of Elko, with
his wife and children, went out on
Thursday afternoon for = drive, While
out they stopped on tho 1way to gather
some sloes, a wild grape that grows
around there.
In some unaccountabe way the mule
took fright, ran away, and upset the
vehicle. throwing them all out, breaking
Mrs. Parsons arm, bru!sng the chill
dren badly. and frightening them all,
A physloian WAS hastily summoned. and
all were made as comfortable as posi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

Is Those who think the State campaign
Is to be a tame affair, SO far as Rich
nond Is concerned. will soon find that
they are mistaken. There 10 speaking
ahead for Richmond, ana many ora tors
ere coming this way ssa
Senator Daniel is announced to speak
in this city at the Academy OF Music
on the night Of October ed, The appear
nnce of this distinguished rator In Rich
mond will attract alarge crowd, as Major
Daniel enjoys national celebrity on ac-
count Of his eloquence. &
Il on the night OF October 2lst, Congress-
man Flood and Mr.. a. C,ESBraxton viii
appear at ,BelYldere Hall to speak In
shshAlf sas VIE spsrp tliss paatp esss US.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
BISHOP KEARNEY PROVINCIAL
OF THE DO Ml.lLNlCANf0R 0 |: a.
Ry Associntcd Press.)

Kearney Of zanssylle "a t 1ra,a1 y. wa $
order Il this Mhish IN rs
eiect ton occurred at chapter meeting IN
the Dominican House Of Studies. which
was attended BY many, prominent prela tes
OF the Roman CATHOLIC Church Key.
Fathers MONA hon and Gafteney and Very
Rev. Father Iinch. Of. St Dominates
Church. this city. were elected to repre-
sent the order at a general chapter to ne
held in Europe In the near future. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Sons Of American Revolution.

"A called meeting OF the Virginia So
cety OF the Sons OF the American Revo-
luton (the first after the adjournment
for the summer months) was held at the
house OF the Virginia Historical Society,
No. 707 East Franklin Street. Friday eve
ming.
President L. l.. Lewis was In the chair.
Mr.. r. A.. Brock was elected secretary
to succeed the lamented BENZ Blake
Minor LII. D. The post was undertaken
dutifully upon solicitation. X
President Lewis. General Charles J..
Anderson and the secretary-elect were
appointed committee to prepare a me-
mortal of DR.. Minor.
Hon John Lamb was elected a member
OF the society.
A revised edition OF the constitution
and bylaws OF the society. with its
membership. will soon be printed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
MR.. WILSON GETS PLACE,
Succeeds Major Lanier as Assist
ant Clerk to Commission.

Mr. II. \, Wilson was yesterday APP
pointed assistant clerk Of the State Cor
poratlons Commission, Mr.. Wilson has
been attending to the duties OF the posi-
ton pretty much ever since Major A, g.,
Laner retired, but his appointment was
not made permanent until yesterday,
Mr. Wilson, who is a young man and
popular, was formerly general freight
agent Of the FarmyIlle and Powhafan
Railway. s 3l 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
GA 81 TT c. n. e "A |. 6aS} 4,
1 RAJ. X. !, The Kind You HAYS Always Bought
s's1 a.. l<a,1,15z'7y.Nzz@zS,,,

CONTINUANCE OF, PRESENT scHE-3
DULE BETWEEN HMoND
AND CHASE CITY, VA. $jSs
To give those who desire to attend Btlle
Richmond Horse Show, a most conyent-5
emit and desirable schedule the Southern
Railway has arranged to continue tra IN
No. lit and No. 11s, between Richmond on
and Chnse City. Va, on present schedule !llfl
until October 10th. Leave Chase ;a tty
sos A. NJ; returning, leave Richmond
600 p, M daily except Sunday.
Very low rate round trip u tickets on
sale. i3 . FL 355i
C. w. WEsTBURY.AD. F.
B AZ. N. ls. lI Richmond, I Va s3As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
A Great Squirrel Hunter.

State Senator Stands, ;of Southampton
county, made flying trip to the. clty
yesterday. transacted 9 lot OF business
and In the afternoon returned to his
home In Southampton,
The senatorfis a famous squirrel hunter.
and brought with him yesterday hall
X dozen specimens that testified 70 his sktlll,
Az a result Mr.. John A. lJpshu u clerk
of the Corporation Comm ission ,ySNyill have
Brunswick Sstew fqE aa1FnagslF tqIaax'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
INAUGURATION OF DOUBLE DAILY
e SERVICE TO BiRM IN CHAM, A La,
4 rs VIA SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY

" Commencing Sunday. October sth. this.
seaboard Will inaugurate double daily
service between Richmond and other
Northern cities. and Birmingham. Tralna.
leave Richmond 10 P, NJ. and 2:2o 7. Nj;
arrive Birmingham 9:15 p. NJ. and 1880 P,
NJ, respectively For schedules. tickett
and all information, apply to any Sea-
board agent. Richmond Transfer Com-l
pony, or District Passenger Agents
office $50 East Main Street, Phone, 406.
II. 8. Lizard, w. M. TAYLOR,
Dist, Pass, Agt City Ticket Ash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

new members. II This was their second /
meeting They have already one hun N
dred and fifty to go on their charter. State
Organizer w. A d. 5Phenx. Business Agent
G.. Bait, President Fitzgerald I, Of the Diis-S
trct Council, and Mr.. Campbell gave some ne
very Interesting talks. Those gentlemen
mentioned above Will on next Friday n light
institute the local and install officers a
Th1.e were nine shops represented andE
some OF them had every man present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
COMPANIES 70 RMED TO
RAISE SUGAR IN CUBA
nv Associated Press.

'9-IW 13y' NLSSUCIdlCQ1 tS5'1
TRENTON. N. j., October THE Ju-
caro- and Moron Sugnraand Land Com
pany with pm authorized capita9 $of
100000, was incorporated here to-day. TO
operate sugar plantations In Cuba. The
incorporators are CIV Ireland, Phila-
delphia; William B. symmes New York;
j. Rufus Besson. Jersey City.
Especial to TN Times Dlspatch.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Kailled BY a Train.
nscial e The Tlmes-plsnateh

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October T.
Edward Carter colored, of Caroline couH-
ty, was killed by a train on Richmond,
day at Potomac Rum Stafford county.
near this city, i5 4ls 565 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

ii I. &
Mayed. 1t will be the particular effort
OF the committee to see that every house
from Fifth and Franklin Streets to Lee
monument is decorated. 1t Is also uregdS
that d flag be run up on every flagpole
In Richmond. There are about Il lzo OF
these poles here. 3s55
The Parade.
shrleking steam whistles and Changing
bells will snlute the Preside nt as ms
trail rolls into Richmond. Inc paraoe
Vii ba formed at the depot. Mr.. Roose-3
welt will d occupy d scarriage Win Two
horses. Z A platoon of armed &Elowitzers
mounted. will ride medlatelyt!in 'front.'
md another behind the carriage. The
gentlemen 8 escort will be divided IN
like manner ridns Immediately before
( and after the Howitzers. .ts " e ,;,i
Besides Mr.. Roosevelt himself there vi" W Z
proba bly3tbe in the Presidents carriage
Secretary Loeb Governor Montague ard
Mayor M cCarthy The City Councilman
and specially invited guests VIII y ride In
tho parade and 1t has been suggested as
anpropriate that all wear the regulation.
dress-frock coat, white vest. and the
latest style silk hat The precise for-
nation OF the parade has not yet been
announced. The military feature tu vii beS
considera BILE. The Blues and 4 Flowltzers
will be in line, and nm effort will be
made to have every company OF the Sew
ent,eth Regiment out. Isl q ii u.
The streets, as heretofore stated, will
be carefully cleaned. The sidewalks VIII
Be cleared OF distractions, such as show
cases and boxes. The people VIII be
confined to the sidewalks, and the Gro Wd
q them will probably be enormous. Many
OF the heads OF factories in Il 81 he city
have been SEEN, and have greed to give
49, md q
practically all sof the business estn blish-g
mcnts In the clty,%large and small. will
cooperate in this movement. & This viii
turn nearly every worktngman ana 8wo-5
man In Richmond loose for the after-5
noon. Besides thousands ofiylsitors will
be- here The "a ronds are advertising
reduced rates,g&The Southern. IN adds
ton to the 1oO-mIle radius, will sell ick-3
cts from Danville at these rates and the
Chesapeake and Ohio will do the same
thing for Norfolk. Il Az
Part Of the Children.
One Of the distinctive features OF the
celebration will be fthe2 part In It PLACED
blythe school children Of R4chmond, The
public schools and a number of#the 'prl-
yate 4 schools have already Q nrounced
their Intention to cose for the day, and
It Is expected that 1900 children will he
out. They. VIII meet AZ me &dliteEeHt
schools, be provided with flags. and then,
in charge OF their teachers, march to the
places assigned to them The Citizens
Committee on Schools particularly de-
sires to have the children massed on
,Proad Street. Each will wave n flag rs
tho President passes. Both white and
colored children will be In the line, 1t
has been proposed that the High School
children be permitted to gather either
on the speakers stand or around It. and
under the direction Of Mr.. Mercer. sing
the national anthem and wave their flags.
as an introduction ito the President. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
COTTON REPORT EXPECTED
EARLY DURING THIS MONTH
CBy Associated Press.)

-7 - icy l1ssoCla te1I 7FTBss ---1|. .-
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7-secretary VIII
son announced to-day that the cotton re.
Agriculture probably early III the month.
but the date has not been decided. This
is a departure from the custom OF the
Department, no reports having been Is
sued In the month OF November hereto
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
THE HEAD OF "a WOMAN
SEMITIC "A PAWNBROKER

DIES MONIES, Ia, October I'M. Le-
vich, a pawnbroker. to-day opened a pack
age, which was left with him last Tues
day evening. and found the head OF O wo-
The police have as yet found no clue to
the mystery.