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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30

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p Hill Camp r Petersburg. 70 attend the
meeting and participate in the parade. on
Thursday, Oct. 26th, at II o clock. me
camp accepted this Invitation and will
attend in "a body; on the 26t day Of C'c-
The camp Sad opted the folio wing report
Of it's Committee On the .ad dies AZ;
Iii That from the 18th day Of October,
appropriations except to members of Lee
Camp, their wives and daughters. # {. 4
3g q. That no name be placed on the }i,St
to be aided except upon an order certitl-
Sfied Ito BY the adjutant and commander
lit is understood. that these recommends
lions only refer to the use % { money ap-
proprated by Lee Camp, \ ], ], y ! !, ! I
to Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans Of
Oct. 26th1 2sth and 9th, 1905:
} Past Com Charles N w llianls,
Alexander ", Archer, James I. Gray. a.
5 e.. Peay. Gcrvas Storrs. ohm. Murray
Thomas P. Pollard, John NJ . Warren, 2,
3C.S Richardson, James Power Smith, a.. T.
ton Jrn Joseph G. blckerson,3 @. B, Nor
Delega 9 s-E, j !, 5Bosher G, ]. zAnder-
son, J. a. Brown. Jr ], Taylor Eliyson.
John GIrtz Geo orgon y ~ e "a r1eenan
4 T. Catesby Jones, a. o. Jones' George
William Jarvis, w, u. Moore. James p,
John TX Lamb Wv. b. Lghtfoot, D. Hardy
pyle, j. Taylor stratton, JOSEPH.
Thomas, Charles T, Turner. James Vass,
bR. a T., Lynn n, u e. q t}fj Eli = y.
In addition to tho delegates Of. J, Lee + g
kup tic, camp delegation TO the Virginia
Division, United Confederate Veterans,
which meet in Petersburg, October ?6tl
% q. 3, IN: Morgan. James II. Cray. Joseph 9,
Dickerson, Gervas Storrs, D. g. Richard-
4 son and John M.6Warren,5 81 Z;
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DEATHS,

at Detroit. Mich,
4 Mrs EIlzAhETH DoEisAiM DE ~ tx
Ai,,M.' September 9TH, 1905, She Is sur
viycd by her husband and pne son; ,h MGon-
ard peuhrIngi one. brother, William
4 ters Mrs. Joseph Stumpf Mrs. LII
Smith and Miss Lena poersam, OF Rich
Fmond Va. asis.s Il. "A
MURcIIIIl.- Died, Sent, 90 1905, at ! r.
M, at her residence, No. lol East Canal
Street, MISS MINNIE MuRCti ri IN
tho seventy-ffth year of her age. I!
Funeral from st. Marks Episcopal
Church SUNDAY. Oct list, at84 r, M,
Interment In Hollywood.
TIER N E.Y Died. at her. residence. No, 81
Maiden Lane, at u o clock. on Sent. 20,
1905, MRS. MoLLIE TIERNE,Y (nea
y Funeral SUNDAY Oct. 1st,, at S II,
M, from Sacred Heart Church. Inter-
Hent In Mount Calvary, b q q II
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R[AlBUL 1. [: / 5.
|hT'HEU.h|l.H.E|::.D||.!s''ITA|!|T|.E:. S
|The Bulls, However, Are to BE e
Protected BY Football
Artnor.

(speclai $to The 1i,nes.D lspatch.)
LOS IAN 1LEs, Az, scpt. 2e-T he
first bull fight to DO field III tie West
portion 81 the united States will & 4 e
fought 1T Los Angeles 1,euch resort.
Owing 10 tho severity o. The law. which
prohibits the blood ind dangerous sport
81 Spain and Mexico, tho matadors Will
nrnnor tho bulls q 4 4 foot ball costumes to
protect the animals from butohcry, al
Thought ID quietly annotlnced that the
bull \ will be- killed us PSF the regua-Il
lions OF scientific lighting, /, IL Il IL NJ
X George Engclhnrdt, Of Mexico, has
brought Il band Of nlatadors and his
arena nsslstants TO Los Angeles TO corr
duct the light. and has bccngreaulred to
Give heavy bonds that no real fight
ing will occur. Posters announcing the
event, however, are enblnzoned With tho
statement that thrills Will be PLENTIFUL
~ Recent lights acrosssthc Mexican border
have drawn thousands OF spectators from
Los Angeles, and It is believed hat the
fight, will be the beginning Of future
contests according to rules OF the Spanish
ire M itta sSJs tffJs3lgl iJSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
BLACK HAND AsSASSlNS
THROW DYNAMITE BOMB
Associated Press.

I1gG6T (By |AssOclatcd 717resb.J
sf NEW YORK. September pa bomb
filled with both dynamite and % quaintity
~ jnflamnable oil, was thrown Mt the
rear OF a crowded tenement house It
Eighth Avenue and u One Hundred and
Forty-thlrd street early to- day, More
than "a score OF persons, who were sleep
Ging atRitho time, were hurled from their
beds by the explosion. and two OF them
we're carried from the house unconscious.
!1yithin%5a minute after the explosion
danes had nearly envcloped the rear
walls OF tho tenement house. The po-
lice believe that Black Hand n Italian ALA:
4assassns threw the bomb. The object
OF the attack was the rear door. OF { ar an
Italian barber shop. on the ground floor.
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SCARCITY OF LABOR.
Farmers Are consid erably per-
M 43 4 sls t,1exed .IE 3. NJ. e 81

"
n Especial to The Times ID ispatch)
81 IAIIODE, " A., Sept. %. ~ Scarcity 81
labor Is perplexing the farmers. and ihe
FOR some purposes. Railroad work V has
been m alnly the cause. s. .qtt Il
lg The School Trustee, DR.. Eu gene Wool,
folk, Is pushing the work on I he school
house nearfihe and 1t will he q neat,
comfortable and colnvnodjous building.
DR.. Voolfolk says AT shall be Z up-to-date
in all res poets, especially in tea cheers.
Fl Superintendent Of Schools, e. w. Scott,
was here " last week and m AIDE a. me
impression upon those interested IN ed co y
cation. u -g3l 81 . 35s US b
IA. NJ. Daniel and b. r. Brockman q, con-
tractors on Southern road. are at home
~ Ms. Robert t coons and children Of Gull
pencr, are guests Of their parents, MR.
and Mrs o. 4. FTerrill, near here. 81 Il
Il John Burruss, Of fMonroyia.; Duncan
Stewart, tof Special, had fine horses seri-
ously damaged this week with barbed-
~. q ". Burgess, 81 Orange, sold 100
acres OF his large farm 4 two miles south
of this village, to Robert ]. Farris, real
estate agent, last week, for fifty. dol ars
Mrs. Alice Green and Mrs. Mamie
Frazer spent last week In Char lot tesyille,
the guests of Mrs. Lewis Graves.
Miss Jennie Frazer Is on a visit 4 TO her
sister. Mary, At Ryland, in Culpeper. -..jf
SLS Mrs Jencie King, a. sis ter-in-iaW Of Dr.
RI c. Gave, form e. pastor of seye nth :, \
at her Nome yesterday.gof heart trouble:
She was an 555 esteemed Christian 2! and
4neighbor, and leaves q good husband, son
and many relatives to mourn her deaf n. III
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DON'T WANT y PRESIDENT
TO G05T0 NEW ORLEANS
5(By Associated Press,

rs ~ Il5 HGlg4lI
+ BOSTON,. Sept. 29.--At the convention
Of the American Public Health Associa-
ton to-day declaration that the pro-
posed visit OF President Roosevelt to
4 New Orleans will be unsafe because Of
the prevailing fever which was submit
ted yesterday to the committee on reso-
luton was not presented and the matter
was dropped. S3i Fl 81 q
Another motion was then passed re-
SUucsting Professor y Franklin G.. Robin
son. OF Brunswick % communicate with
the President and acquaint him with the
associations sentiments In the matterBof
which8it is known are those Of oppose
ton 10 the visit because certain dis
ttricts about New Orleans are infected
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De4m /: g Speaking
Headquarters State Democratic
Il. Committee. II

III Room 22, Murphy'y Hotel, n VIZ.
Richmond, Va, Sept. IS, 1905. ~
me s following apo In tmentsf for speak.
Ing are announced: q W II
CLAUDE a. 4 stY4ANSO
y Madison Courthouse, q September 2sth.
u Manassas, October I'd. Il 3li
a ederlcksburg, Octobcr82d nighD al
Stafford. October Sd. n is3 III sl
Clifton Forge, October 9TH (nlght).$t5
n Covlngton, October 9Th (nlght1.
Amelia Courthouse OctoberS7th,52 +. NJ
Ii Richmond city academy OF Muslc), Oc-
:obcr 9th (nighD.{ 3;i II; III 5.s,f VI 4
q New Castle, October 10th. .4ii 4. ri
e "A. j. ID ONTAGuE. y. & u
Echristinnsburg, October I'd.
4 Empor.a, October Sd. IL
" THOMAS IS. MARTIN. n
Il spotsylvanin courthouse, October I'd.
Fredericksburg. October I'd (nlght).
Is Stafford, October Sd. 3 Fs3 VI;
H. d. FLOOD.
" Rocky Mount, October I'd.
York Court, October Sd. 5i s58 II, N
Nottoway Court. October 9Th: ~
Lexington, October 9th. # i.ss d 4.
buckingham Court. October 10th. l55
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
\. Charlotte Courthouse. October I'd. vi.
3 Suffolk, October 9th.
AUBREY p. STROBE
I BuckinghamNC Court, October 10th. r..
n; II JOHN D. LAMB ,|
Il King William Court, ctoberE Sd .3s5 81. /.
Louisa Court, October 9th. 5s
~ j JOHN u: II KEY .SH Seys
y spotsylvania Court. October I'd.
fredericksburg, October % (nigh9. I
Il Caroline Court. October 9Th. n v q
FRANCIS R.8LAssITER.
Albcmarlc5 Court, October I'd.
Il Nottoway Court, October 9Th. II.
a Lunenburg Court, October 9Th.
4 ; ;3s s.s W. D. 8CARDWELLS
I Suffolk October 9TH. si3
81 F. Il " n s M s. 53 isS
Spotsylvania Court. October I'd,
j. D. EGGEESTON. JR. N II
!. Rocky Mount OctoheT -.
York Court, October sc. 5.
so Amelia, October 7th,8 p NJ.
Z. a #lSEt ]. TAYLOR ELLYso'Ns',.lGs
IOsEPH BUTTON, Chairman
Secretary.
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THEY ENTERED into
A SUICIDE COMPACT
Woman Killed Herself, But the
Man Failed to Keep
Agreement.
4 (By Associated Press.)s

ST. LOUIS, September 29-The dead
body OF Mrs. Nellie Vest Long was
found in q room at the Burlington Hotel
to-day, she had committed suicide with
morphine. Bert" Grimm,s her tiancee
who was with her. is under arrest.
charged with having entered into q sui
cidal compact with the woman.
He declared that they were about to
be married when he became suspicious
that shs had not obtained a divorce from
Oliver Long. He confronted her. at her
home last night, and he said, she sud-
denly Dried out that she would commit
suicide and ran from the house. 10
talk with her. he sad ], he took her to a
hotel. He said that while he was abb
sent from the room she took morphine.
When he returned he found her dead.
The police express the belief that a
suicide compact had been entered but
Grimm failed to perform his part Of the
agreement. II E
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The Subway Tavern

XII NEW YORK. September q. 1T he z Sub
way Tavern" which was opened with
prayer by Bishop Potter a year a so, was
closed to- day with picturesque language
by the 0 wner. w, H. skidmore, who. on
4 September LIST, essayed to convert the
place from "a sanctfled aboozartum to a
plain hard finish gin-mlll. ri IN, n
8 He threw up his hands at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and paid OFF his manager and
bartender, locked the doors and walked
away. a q q 5i5t ii ss u 4
1.-THE business wouldn't pay; declared
Mr.. skidmore. - t 4 wouldn't pay with n
blessing on 1t, and 1t wouldn't pay after
we pushed the blessing of. had to keep
moving up and down all the time to- pre-
vent cobwebs from forming between the
walls. No more building up broken down
gospel thirst parlors for mine.
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JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS
SELLS VAL LIABLE STOCK
Asso ciated Press.

#3 MACON, GA, September 29.-At a
meeting to-day Of the directors Of the
Macon Railway and Light Company It
was announced that the four thousand
shares OF stock, par VA ue-S $780, 900,
owned by John Shelton Williams syndi-
cate, have been transferred to a syndt-
nte composed 4 OF Herman Meyers. Sego
Meyers and Jacob S, Collins, OF Snvan-.
nah; ; Il. J. Carllns, OF Macon, and the
Savannah Trust Company. XII "a
Ii The purchase price OF the stock, which
represents n half Interest, was not made
public. The management OF the COM
pa ny remains unchanged. rs XII
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CHICAGO, September e. --A flve.year
sentence Of single .blessednessj u the
doom of iii Normal School students as
ipirlng 10 teachers positions. II the pro-
pos,li OF several members Of the Board
Of Education takes tangible form
Those who would Danish Cupid from
the school for five years declare mat
voting women who obtain benefits Of tile
normal education should guarantee q
part nayment for their cheap schooling
BY submitting to the3"to marriage" rulo.
During the summer thirty -four women
teachers sent wedding announcements to
s."headquarters.H and as In most every
case resi- gnation. resulted, the 1yo-y eur
prohibition rule Il considered Necessarily
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
II BRAIN TAX.
Woman and the Worlds Pro-
4 g,7rrress-A Doctors Indictment.

l
flnfiife.s their adoption Of mental occupation IN
place OF their domestic duties Improper meth.
i ssssns a 'S es 'Syh Ruksey Hysl
sesbn t. bs h aaNersa Ss1a
british Medical Association at Leicester for the
alarming growth OF insanity In tho British
b When We come to take aetual survey OF the
present position OF our people = said Dr. ay-
natural state to an artificial one Of brain uc-
ty EDUCATION III Is IN FACT, rssponsIbe Tor proy
Ing the population of tho face Of the country
of 1870 We have been striving after tho unat-
'ttainable. The brain tax on the rising genera,
the S" sum ms Of pauperisn overcrowding and lnsa
Z, lily has Increased by leaps and bounds iar, be-.
IF he e' smpire s and to-day We are eea With
tho question whether the mental and physical
health the rising aa not 81 more
o. the one hand We were J, faced By TIC
.tandara 81 .tN energy according 10 ihe capacty
iaFs HsFy p SsEs HSs ts psop S
a as l. me- s OF an 81 s
8p p Although muchYi Is being done TO-
Improve the ntness OF The female popgla !on,s 70
e become wives ana mothers. thers WAS Ten.
On hen es 81 q o o fact
the obligations Of l.motherhood in q sections
are being moro and moro neglected. Y A
1t was fact that the more woman asplred 10
exercise her mental functions the less capable
she became OF generating healthy stock
IN the number Of women engaged in commercial
and mental occupations. There could be no
doubt whatever that the race would beneat
more by woman res,lning her natural place
!, than BY the eazaton Of any scheme OF uni-
IN In another section OF the congress the use
alcohol was asspss,sdb One ao1ior said that
mon cause Of death All doctors. at any rate.
4 pught TO make II a rule to give up ALCOHOL
London Mall si,Ji 4, s5S3 isl @ ,.g
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TWO MEN ROASTED AND 538t..
EATEN! BY CANNlBALS
iBy Assoc!ated I,ress.)

VICToRIAl4. B. CT Sept 20, News OF q
icannibal feast by blacks q t Malllc ,'t
was received yesterday by tho steamer
Mlowera Two natives OF SMoskelyn ISL
and were trading when they We're way
laid near Mallcolo by tIlanakas. The men
were slaughtered and their bodies carried
to aacoast village, + subsequently, trans
pired that several tribes were assembled
and a feast Of human flesh was held,
The natives admitted they had roasted
The bodies and devoured the arms and
legs OF the unfortunate men,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
MAY POSSIBLY SOLVE
BOSTON'SS MURDER MYSTERY
( (By Associated Press. !

2 BOSTON, ~ Sept. g9,--MIss Nathan,
more. came here to-day AMI requested
the police TO show her the orso OF the
woman which was found IN q dress suit
Of last week, She wifi see the he.lyB to-E
morrow. The coming OF Miss Nathan
has 4 possible bearing on the Winthrop
mystery, Al though the. police do not attach
sister OF Mrs, Maurice Schaplro, who has
been missing for nearly three weeks. Mrs.
Schapro Is the wife OF q former West
for some t.ime. ia M : n M
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Daily Mortuary Report.

Deaths reported at Board of Health
Office yesterday We're; %, x.
EWhitc--Mrs. Sarah L., Ramey aged 90;
Nellie Poll. aged 6 years, place OF death
i year. place Of death Henrlco county;
Charles Robinson, aged months, PLACE
OF death Thirty-second. and Clay; wv: =,
Moore, aged years place OF death No.
n Colorei-John Johnson aged IS, place Of
death No 531 SNorth Fourth; Rosa 3,
Jefferson, aged % years, place Of death
No. 1912 North First. i&S 85F#
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sweet vi SERVICE 81. \ |. I.
At BETH |. {. |. Al! ABA
CONTINUED from First q PACED s3i

s#unfalth he pictured the home coming
Of man at tain perlo his hatn or
Ito receive strength and blessing Tor. ne
struggle to live true u tie great l}ooa.
with this moral gln mind, Rabbi 1 Eall !s.s
drew an analogy OF the home-gath G M, ,e
Eof the Jews onHtheR ews y6er. OF LhG y
faith, when with3one thought one mina
and one heart they s,,crnble together. ioT
God q grace and blessing: to rengthen mem
for true andHrlgh win me preach I
erspictured one going from home on 2 lar
Journey, full OF the anti cipatlon ofIwhat
he will meet wi tn on the wa loo o, tlH
for new pleasures. ne W. friends ana Stne
gain 81 CIV and old desires, yet ruler q
the anticipation Of his return. home, Wllen
again he will embrace his dear g, ones :; 70 J.
his heart, secure In their fall and loye:
8 So depicted DR.. llscll the home, coming
or the ews on their n CIV * ears, p :
when In grand assembly. they ASK *, /. me
grace and blessing Of God, from /. whom,
perhaps they have parted Tor g y me.
@i Rabbi 4Ealisch's sermon 54S was $ 81 pple;
3mcrlted Blythe. beautiful music rendered &C
by the choir which was Bcornpo seq q as tol-
4 IS sopran es--a1rs Murphy, Miss Mss
Al contraltoMMiss Mabel w. NJ Balm Mrs
Jacob Reinhardt4t q iis . at
"a Tenors--Mo ses May. J. O. Sale, Jr ;,.,.
" Bnssos-N ornlan Call. ~ mes F.5yY ME- l!;;
This morning DR.. Calisch': 8 sermon VIII
be on the subject, Why u Am a J eW. An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Glad Bridegroom Fled.

NORRIsTO1VN,g PA, Sept enlber4 ~ 81
While Michael within was being held q
prisonor In the office OF Justice JEgbcrt
Until Margaret Albert could journey to
Conshohocken to obtain the consent OF
her parents to be married Wilfin eludcd
the vigilance OF the sqilre and escaped
BY leaning from window. X He then
Jumped on d train for Philadelphia.
!. on the return Of the abride-t o-pe with
the required consent. she TOOK the flight
OF within phllosophicallyi thus
''Ohl well Is he didn't want me, and !
would rather he would find It out before
maria GO than AFTER
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ihitn,E and asked that she be ordered 10
pny a1lr1onS. s az q { y,
Family 81 Prtoper Size.

I'M - .Esg ]
n, NEW YORK. September Radioactive
Sergeant Michael Rein Of police head-
quarters, was a proud policeman yes
terday. Last Saturday Rein's parents
celebrated their golden wedding will. a
family reunion. Detective Rein sent the
following i11essage to President Roose-
Welt: fSi5 .gi H
Father and mother celebrated golden
wedding to-day Ten children, twenty
four grandchildren and six gtcnt-grantl-
children present. No race, Suicide here
5s MICHAEL r. # REIN. y
Detective Rein received a letter from
Washington yesterday readiitg ns fol-
lows: Il * " AZ
Your telegram Of tho sd instant was
called to the attention Of the President.
who was pleased and interested. He d.
'rects mo to send his regards and best
wishes to the whole Rein family.
Il. u Is "a WILLIAM LOEB, Secretary.
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TWO DEATHS YESTERDAY
+. IN PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
49, NV ted Press

sf PENSACOLA, FLA, September 29.
Following Is a summary Of the yellow
fever situation to s ?. Nj: n aAss. 8
ssSis#l5 New cases 81. ..t...;... ..... 16
sS4.} Fl Total to date ..... 1890. .13S
u Deaths to day ~ AZ. ......t. .,
Total to date y. " n. 1890. 20
Total cases discharged y. -. IS. As
Now under treatment. ..t.... G5
Though to-day there have been six
teen new cases of yellow fever reported,
there have been but two deaths and
both OF these occurred about midnight
last night. There are no desperately
sick fever patients under treat ment. a
hopeful feeling pcrvndes the health of
flee. Very few suspicious cases are now
under observation, and 1t Is anticipated
that the number OF new cases to-mor-
row will be very materially lcssened.a
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THE HUNGARIAN SITUATION
ISsNOW BEC0MIN G LEARER5
l-I(BY Assoclated Press. y

e RuDAPEST.t september 20. --ihe sitla-
ton Is becoming clearer aud evidence is
accommodating that boil the coalition Lead
ers and tho King Emperor arc earnestly
endeayorlng to \ find Way out OF the
difficulty, IN ~ 4 S53t 4 s589 5Sa II ~
III 1t Is believed by we'll informed persons
that General Baron Fejeryary VII be res
appointed premier With the Wight 70 carry
universal suffrage and that Wy this 4
means a government ma jority vii be ssa
cured in the Hungarian diet. u Quiet has
been comple|eiy restored i In the city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
Wife PAYS Alimony.

CINCINNATI, September 29.---For 4 the
first time on record in Ohio,. a husband
who said he was abused obtained an all
mony Judgment here IN to-day Judge
Smith, sitting In Common 2 cas- Court,
ordered Mrs. Anna =. y NewlynS5 to !. pny
her. husband, Robert "A. Z Newlyn, whom
she sued for divorce last July. 1000 and
SO a week as long as lie lives. or until
such time as he shall Ymafrry again.
The judge did not indicate that he 2be-:
3lieved IT, Newlyn marie again his Sec
ond wife would support him, blu as much
was presumed from his decision In he
case. u n. $532a5s4 u
x Newlyn is we'll known. In his counter
suit he alleged that his wife Ill treated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
WALTER VAUGHAN MORGAN
II LORD MAYOR OF LONDON

(By Associated Press, 4a.ls 81
/ e. LONDON, September 20.-Alderman9
IsWalter Vaughan Morgan to-day was
elected Lord Mayor of \ London for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Morgan Is a scptua--i
,enarian, n banker and q bachelor. He
mas educated at the Blue Coat School
md Is a prominent Free Mason }t
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a WHOLE 3 1 OCK BURNED B
IN BENNETTSvILLE,S.C C.
(By Associated Press

T7g 1I. Il3|,E VBy 1AkSOcldteQ IFTcSs.J 81. z
i CHARLESTON 81 G., Sept. 90. "A spe-
cial from Bcnnettsville. s. c.. says the
business block. west OF the public square,
was consumed by fire tonight. With the
exception of the Planters Bank building.
The fire was started by the explosion OF
losses will aggregate about 100000. The
buildings burned included the postoflce,
which was of wood: a large brick build
ing, occupied by $WS.P. Breeder as har-
ness and buggy store and stables: the
Excelsior Hardware; Company, and Wetl-
serly's dry goods store. zi 4s34f
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.FIFTY. THOUSAND BEN LIS
BOYCOTT BRITISH GOODS
8(Byf Associat ed Press

"a CALCUTTA, September 2s.-Flfty
thousand Bengalis assembled at the
Temple OF Kalighat have sworn by tho
Goddess Kali to boycott British goods.
as a protest against the partition Of the
province OF Bengal. The scene at tho
Temple Of ISalighnt. the greatest IL Benz
somblage took the oath. "in the holy
presence Of the Goddess Knli not to use
foreign goods" The foreign firms are
already feeling seriously the effect Of
the boycott, s4sl
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Captain Selfridge Dead.

05- 1l 81 IE3y TASSOclatetL 7I7TeSs,1 .I9 AZ
& BOSTON, MASS. septtmber5 2s.--Cap-
tain James Russell selfridge, ordnance
3of1lcer at the Charlcstown navy yard,
died of apoplexy tu,day. Captain Self
ridge was a member OF n family we'll
known In the United States Navy for
many years, His father. was the late
Rear Admiral Thomas o. Selflridge. and
a brother or Rea' Admiral Thomas @.
sselfrldgc tretlredl, now g resident Of
washington v & II vi SS23 E 4 !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-30
NOTHING YET HEARD OF
THE BIG FORTUNE STOLEN

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK. Sept. $50 far as could
be ascertaincd to-day no attempt has
yet been made; by the thief who got
possession of $3.50 900 worth OF securities
by presenting forged check for them
ct the National City Bank yesterday to
dispose of them. Detectives and the
financial men Interested in the loss are
making every effort to prevent the me-
gotating or sale OF the securities,