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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Rural Drug Stores.

Editor OF rho Times Dispatch:
= SIr,-Nyll you kindly publish the answer
to the following question In your. Query
Column OF your next issue:
]. Has physician tine right to open
a drug store ina town OF LEO inhab-
tnnts and I'LL any PHYSICIANS prescrlp-
tons without a registered pharmacist
In charge OF tho store? by answering
this you will obllge A SUBSCRIBER.
Section 1850 Of the Code OF 1901 provides
that IN rural districts and In towns
having a population OF fifteen hundred
or less, any physician regularly licensed
under the laws of Virginia may act as
a pharmacist without examination. but
subj ct TO such registration and renewal as
is provided for In this act" II you desire
any further information. write to Mr..
T. a. Miller, secretary OF the State Board
OF Pharmacy, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Along the Chickahon1iny.
ts,r.u.,cIni q rbc Tim c 8 Dispatch

Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch,l
& PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, septcn-
Der 2.-lTrank Carter, colored man..
was very seriously injured by q falling
tree while cutting logs in the Chickn-
hominy Swamp few days ago HIS
shoulders and ankle we're badly crushed,
nnd before Dr.. Tli,xall, who was SUM
inoncd Immediately, could arrive, he had
lost Il great deal Of blood.
Fish are unusually scarce. Fewer rock
have been taken this season than any
previous year. although they have bcenn
sorely tempted by modern Wnltons.
Game Is commencing to show up III
tic. SQUIRRELS are quite abundant put
Ar. "skeatei' keeps such a close Vigil
in the swunps that the sportsmen da'e
not venture about much. Birds appear.
to be scarce. but no doubt when the
great growth that covers the fnlloW land
dies down they will be moro IN evi-4
1cncc
Mr.. j G.. Pettus left Friday for his
home, IN Annapolis.
Mrs Isabel Coleman Is. whiting frlcrds
at Stirling.
Miss snllie Christian has returned from
a pleasant visit TO Newport News
Mr.. r. r. Coleman. OF Richmond Is
down for a few days, hunting ana fish
ing. "A 3 "a sjj n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
"R. S.V. p"

Editor Of The TimestDlsnntch:
Slr,--Wherc one receives an Invitation
IN the usual form to a night church
wedding and enclosed with the invita-
ton Is an engraved card stating the time
and place Of the reception following the
wedding, and in the corner OF the card
the letters "R. r. y. p" how should the
recipient OF this invitation respond? /
should be glad to know the proper form
for accepting and for declining the In
vitation5&to the reception.
SCOUNTRYMAN. Y
The letters 'R. s.v p. call for on
immediate acceptance or declina,ion. Let
either the one or the other be simply
phrased and In a few words. such as,
II accept with pleasure your invitation"
for the date Indicated or II regret not
to be able to accept your invitation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
DEVELOP BIG
TIMBER TRACT .
Further Developments in Contiec.
ton With Virginia and Caro-
lima Coast Railroad.
fsnocl,i n ,rhe f,imes Dispatch.'

tfg Especial to The Ilmes- DlspHtcnl E,
E s NEW YORK, September s.--Ftirthor
developments arc announced IN connection
with the Virginia and Carolina Const
Railroad enterprise Of Il syndicate heauea
by the banking house OF rudolph htlieeS
boltc and Company, for the purpose %
developing a timber tract OF more 'il t'ln
half u million acres III the North care
lima pine belt.
With regard TO the closing 81 inc de' -
last Friday. whereby the syndicate LOOK
over the SUFFOLK and Carolina Halfway
nj n price Of S1,500,OO0 IT was stated ny
rrnrcscntntives of tho syndicate that
only two weeks ago they had also ac-
onircd mo oamlico, Oriental and Western
Railroad. The two roads Will DC con-
neotcd by Il new line, the merged prop
critics TO bear the title of the virginia
and Carolina Coast Railroad.
. Running from Suffolk. Va. to Edenton,
! n. G., on Albemarle Sound. Tith5n branch
from Bedford to Elizabeth city, n q,
tho Suffolk and Carolina has t:ackagc
O, sevcnty-flvc niles a new lumber
road, one hundred and thirty two miles 5, m
length, will BIO constructed from this inc
to connect with the newly acquired Fam :
lico, Oriental and Western, which IS now
under construction from Newborn. n. -,
north to shington, IL distance OF thirty
three miles.
IT is reported that the Norfolk ana
Southern Railroad. of which the new IN
tercsts acquired control last May, may
also In time become identified With the
Virginia and Carolina Coast road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Dogs AS Personal Property.

Octugon. Va. Aug., 1906.
Editor Of Tho Tmcs-Dlspntch:
Slr.--Klndly inform me through your
Query column OF next weekly Issue
whether or not II person has right to
put food which has been poisoned around
their homes for tho- purpose Of killing
ynny ones dog which may happen to ent
s,icf food, and what might by law be
done with such person.
A SUBSCRIBER.
BY section 1904 OF the Code dogs are
made personal property and tho subject
of larceny, trcspnss, etc. It would there
fore seem that the Same laws are appli-
cable to their destruction. etc. as to
That OF other PERSONAL property. Tho
Code regulates very fully the subject
Of dogs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
The United states navy is as follows:
Bookkeeping,

No. IA, r ana c are partners. In
tho absence of p and G, a takes a no.e
for $3.50. which 3 and G say i, doubtful,
p sells his interest IN 1t to C for SO Ia
discount. c then sells Ills entire interest
in 1t to d at a prs,ulum Of 5 Per cent,
Make correct journal entry for above.
No, "a, Il and c are partners. A
takes note for $50 which Il d'sap-
proves B sells his interest In 1t to G
for 30 per cent discount, G then sells
his Interest in 1t TO A for % per cant.
and transfers It to d for 20 per cent.
discount. y sells 1t back to 1.-THE firm OF
A, B and C for his account due them.
amounting to 800. Journnll1e entry witll-
out affecting bills receivable account from
original charge,
According to Professor Graham, OF
smithdeal Commercial college, tie fol'
lowing are tho solutions:
!. No. lib s interest In the note Is $50 ~
To secure himself against total loss no
sells to C ut loss of Sai.44f,
Journal entry:
B..n.ss444
10 c',....,ssh44
by this Transaction G insures against
loss. c now owns twofth rds interest,",
s566.6s+. ID Is foolish enough to buy th.s
Interest In q doubtful note At 5 per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

depends first On the careful preparation
nhd Fertilization, Of tic soil second, OH
the sclectioh5of suitable vnriety; third,
on the Systematic Improvement OF this me-
variety with regard to shape and type OF
ear, the size, height md character y
the stalk ind leaf, and The shahe, duality
and condition Of the grain. Any farmer,
BY making n careful selection from the
best individual plants In his field l from rom
year to year, chi, secure q UNIFORM TYPO
Of enr, which will shell out u higher per
cent. OF grain show a flintier4 type or
kernel md possessed Of Il Desirable type
Of stalk neither too large nor too small.
ny attention to these points, the yield Of
corn on Virginia farms cah be Increased
from five To- ten bushels per mere. Surely
this Ia n reward worth striving for.
ANDREW Nj. SOULE, 4
Y Dean and Director.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
RICHMOND EXCURSION.
A Delightful Juvenile Entertain
tncnt at Horn Quarter.

tStDeC " - nc S.'I n LID
.s WEST POINT, VA September PEI.
Thursday night sEeflul l hi : 81.
Miller and Rh0ada Einpioyes' Ald soc'eay
cnmc on the twilight excursion, an nov,
later than usual ana very nluch enJoy'u
the supper and dancing AZ bcaeh iafA'
returning AT i'''S I. M W. IL.
Mrs. Morgan Treat ehlfr.a a,l''r W.. ~.
friends rccehlly&'n ho.,o. ~. ~ 90. 1v,i.
Saunders Green, OF NoriolK. Mr. VII -
liam Lafferty and Mr. Greed wen" 'l1., =.
$Crozet. Alhemhrlc county. were guests
OF Mrs Treat during NE wee1.
Mr.. Morgan Treat. United STATES q stli-1
marshall. ana fanny VII var ~ -.
tended pleasure trip carry ~ Septse .r ~.
to New York ana Ear. h &C n ,sal
Island, ana 70 visit MIS- feu. ~
en- route ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard l1'pseon.p ~" NJ
celebrate on Monday, september AN, me
nfticth anniversary OF tflHir marlluSe.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. lhpscomb IRE steht'S
loved In the town ana county. ..t1o.,
Mr. and Mrs Harl,E =. o'l, ',,,,, - ,,nr
Quarter, KING Wii'anl c"u,,.s,. en.'.
tanned deisi'lu',y , ,n,n rorrou,or smith
their little son. Master o.''' 49,. -,
and number OF ms Irenas IT, ron NH, ~,
neishhorhood and Richmond. me d, ,,n,e
guests were met at the nearest ares. ! san ,o.,
green corn lasssis anu LIZ so'uu INIT re,ns
horses Rsins ur'.e,i ~ sis,,nna =, thrir
with roscttes OF yeiio" '' 'U's' - Z.
brides.
Beside the coachman, bugler IN
costume OF green and white, MADE the
~ =, 1,ta I,tIe folks All sorts
ehJos i'ent ,e " Nv ,yara amazed in.
OF out-oi door spoI.s "e ~, ,as Irorras,
and Teddy Roosc'eit, hs.il -. III
ter's pony, was called Into reauisliion nnu
sriden around the lawn, delighted the chill
drnn refreshments were served on the
lawn Table decorations in yellow. green
go artis,icaily carried out,
anu my ~ x, - s,,nflowe-s elnboratiI az
sprays o. oA, ,. a,a "a n,an,v An i'm
mense sunflower bow In the center,
filled with luscious fruits, had Seiio"
ribbons radating to each cover. where
IN. aunflowcr rosetted them In PLACE
me rs su n,hbnna nu1led when the fetc was
ne ilu 'I,a p,s'',,,a h,ul@ "a mo forth n
ended. ana from ms ~ ~, !" vs. hoat
dainty souvenir Tor each cues, . -
carved from n watermelon and ilSlhs
patriotic rennant above Its cargo OF
golden green grapes and bananas. was
n nn,n,r thn unInne decorations: pickles
among tne un'uus onoes And Ices were
reposeo ~ corn-Gop x.,,cers
eaten from musk 'heion sa n.ora vii.
The guests from Klcnmohu MY, and
lam and Addison Hhsam, esnnnar ir
Whitman Lathrod. har.y H nprM MI xen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
.S7A|NBACKD|ES WITHOUT.
BECOMING CONSCIOUS
His Paralysis Due to Excessive
Cigarette snok-
ing,
Especial to The Times Dispatch,>

WELDON, N. c., September 2-W. D,
stalnbacK the young man who was
found in comatose condition near suf-
folk, Va, on Wednesday, was brought 20
home here last night lie died this
morning Mt hnlf-past Z o'clock without
ever having regained consciousness lie
WAS a splendil young man, ana Tor some
time was I'm the service of the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad.
The s,ddest feature of the case Is that
he passed down iI!to the valley OF the
shadow Of death and crossed no dark
stream all unconscious OF the fact that
he was I. home; that lovlns hands
pressed his brow, md thae sympathtlei
fr,en,is ri his boyhood days stood around
his bier
Dr. Green. his family physician, gives
1t az his opinion that his paralysis was
due primarily TO an EXCESSIVE use y
cigarettes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Armies and Navies.
Forth. Va, Aug. %,

Perth, Va, Aug, g. 1905.
Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-Please answer the following ques-
tons through your paper:
j. What nation Is the best equipped
for war on land and sea?
@ The number OF ships In the United
states nnvy-bat tleships cruisers, gum
boats, torpedo and submarine boats?
], r.. H.
/, England has tho largest navy. Just
at this date possibly Japan has the lnrg-
est and best equipped army In the field,
but other natlons--the United States. for
Instance, could OH very short notice put
In the field q larger one,
z Q The United States navy is MS follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
premium. Premium OF $4,000 Is $2eSS.
y journal entry:
1,,,,,S26,S3

'-f7 = ral X
88 no t,....,S 26. 3S
,rhc trnnsrerof Cs interest ID cntrleh
.ns a memorandum Until note is settled
Of turned into the loss account.
If the note ls paid, y will still losa
,s2Aa3, aIf the note Ia dishonored, tho
amount $50 ,is carried to the loss nc.
coi,t,t, md thence distributed among A,
Il md &. But TO ndjubt accounts ngree- ].
nbe to tile transfer Of Interest as ar.
ranged, the following entry Is made:
D....s b66. go
10 B,..a$iSs.S0
Ill Cu.... 377.77
,rhis secures 10 13 freedom from loss
or two.thirts OF his interest and throws
all the loss on A and D.
No q 3..... $50
10 C.u..$@
3 sells his interest to 9 at 80 per cent.
c...... ss25
TO A.,u..$325 S
81 +. c sells his entire interest at Is per
cent. discount.
D.....3GD
A..n..170
no bills rec.....$S50
A sells the note to y at 20 per cent
discount. 281s
Bills Rcc.... $3.50
TO D.....s701
i and Goa. $50
+ y buys the note for $3.50 and sells back
the same doubtful note to the curious
trio for 800 In liquidation of his debt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ANDREW ]. GOING SHOOTS
HIMSELF FATALLY
tsnecIal to The Times-Diapatoh.)

a LYNCHBURG, VA, September An :.
drew j. Going, aged sixty years
living on Dearlng Street, this city,,
shot himself this evening about 3
o'clock with suicidal intent. At late
hour no hopes were entertained Tor n's
recovery. The ball penetrated the risnt
side Of his abdomen and passed entirely
through the body. The wounded man ilad
been out Of work, and recent death
in his family, coupled with trouble ~
home are ascrIbed as the reason for the
rash act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Nurses Settlement.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Slr,-Will you give me some informa-
ton concerning the Nurses Settlement.
on South Seventh Street, OF the object
and nature of It. and its benefit to TIE
nurses Of Richmond, also II 1t is a-place
OF registering for undergraduates
B. l.,
Write to- Miss S, r. CabannIs, head
nurse of the association ut No. 1os North
Seventh Street, Richmond. Va. and she
will give you all desired information
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
MEET
FOR DISCUSSION.
Pessin,istic Over Prospect
Of Agreement On Question
4 Of Dissolution.
liay Associated 1,rcss.l

II i1tARLSTAD.ss SWEDEN. September o.
The Swedish and Norwegian delegates APP
pointed to discus The dissolution OF tho
union between Norway and Sweden held
d long session to-day. Absolute secrecy
was observed In regard to tho proceed
lngs.
,l'he feeling here this evening Is TINT
If tho conference falls to reach ail agree-
mcnt within Il week the negotiations are
likely to be suddenly broken off.
Tho Norwegian delegates IRE not as
optimistic ms they were on their arrival
here. i5
Premier Nicholson, Of Norway, predicts
that the negotiations will perhaps last FOR
weeks. i} ,6s q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
AMERICAN MAY be
ENGLISH CHAMPION VI {! !.
INV a associated Press.)

] LONDON, September Manner ene
American Jockey, Is making close l..ca
for Tho Jockey championship of England
for the present season. In tact he al
ready leads in the percentage Of WINS !! !,
Ills percentage being 27.33, against 22.lo
for Nheauey, his nearest opponent, since
May 27th Maher has had $50 mounts,
securing scventy-nlnc flrsts, liitty-tonr !
seconds aud thlrty-four thirds, MIN GOV
mounts, Wheatley secured eightS-1our
llrsts, sIxty-on seconds and rorly seHe!'
thirds, Mahcr rode seven winners W.
ing this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
LIGHT ROSE
FROM SAND ON BEACH
fBy 4 Associated Press.)

& KITTERYPO1NT, MAINE, September
"a phenomenon. WHICH is attributed nS
many persons to tho recent earthquakes
ins Maine and New Hampshire, was OBJ.
served on the beach directly in front OF a
local, summer hotel during last night.
When the tide wasShalf way In. brll-
liant white light covering the whole beach
roso from the sand to a height OF about
six inches. At the same time strong
suphurous odor was emitted from the
same locality,sl being SO offensive that
1t was necessary to close tightly all
doors and windows of the hotel. The
light and otlor lasted for about two hours,
disappearing with the full tide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
CRASHES into TO
GAR: Fifteen INJURED !! RI |:
(By Associated Press.)

+ SOUTH GARDINER, MAINE, septem-
her The second section of the "a
Hnrbor Express, on the Maine Central
railroad duo here bound eastward, az
2:45 A. NJ. crashed into the rear car
Of the first section near the station mere
early to-day. The car was badly Wrecfeu
and about fifteen persons were hu't' o'lo o
,,,nn ser,o,,sly. Tho chief injuries are
CO I'd r. he from scalding by escaping
steam from the locomotive. The injured
we're taken to Gardiner and Augusta,
None Of the cars left the track. me
engineer and fireman of the second seq
tIon were hurt, but not seriously.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Aasoo,,toa press,

(BV Assocnted Press,l -.
CHICAGO, September 2-Practlcally
every Presbyterian minister IN the United
States will preach tomorrow on some
phase OF the labor question as the re-
suit or an appeal from the department.
Of church and labor Of that denonina-
ton, which has It's offices IN Chicago.
Besides these 1000 Presbyterian preachers
thousands in other denominations nave
taken up the question, SO that more
labor sermons will be heard on sunday
than on any other day in the history
Of the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
FALLING INTO SETTLING
PIT, CAUGHT HOLD D " i: !.
nav Assnciated Press,)

az n 81 7. (By ASSoCluteu FTesS.J NJ D
Chicago September 2.--Nels Ander-
SON n motor Inspector for the Illinois
steel Company, chose death by electro
cution in preference to more horrlplc
fate in one Of the company's seeming
natal nits to-day at the South Chicago
works.
Anderson was doing repair work on
the arm OF ga crane directly above one
OF the hot metal pits. A slight move
ment OF the arm caused him to lose his ms
balance. The only support within reach
was an uninsulated live wire, when
connected the crane with power Inc
doomed man gave one glance & at me
white hot mattel below and caught tne
wire as he was falling. lie was almost
Instantly killed.t lss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
FOG AND smoke PALS
BRING SHIPPING TO Halt

i MONTREAL, Sept. 2.-Fos, stranded
vessels and smoke from forest fires have
brought shipping to 4 stnid-
still between Montreal aud tho Gulf OF
ST.. Lawrence. The Allan liner VIC
torlan, Is stranded at Cape Charles ahd
tho Leyland liner. virginnil, Is ashore al
Crane Island, below Quebec.
Reports from points along the river
tell of ono Of tho worst fogs and SMOKE
nails In many years. Tho forest fires
raging for miles along either shore on
tho lower ST. Lawrence have spread
dense cloud or smoke over the country
which, added to the fog, makes naVle"-
ton very difficult.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
WOMEN AND GIRL .
BURNED TO Deaf H.
nv Associated Press d

LITTLETON, MASS, September p
Two women and little girl were burned
to death tonight iii a fire which de-
stroyetl IL house owned by Warren Fletch-
or, at Litueton Common, two miles cast
Of Llttlcton. Four other occupants OF
Lie house escaped Tho victims were
Mrs. Nancy Minds, eighty years OF age;
Mrs. James Knox, aged fifty years, ana
d girl twelve years old, the granddnugh.
ter OF Mrs. Minds. The house was burned g,
to the ground, and an adjoining dwell
ing, also owned by Fletcher, was Dauiy
damaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Sheldon Wins.
fPv Associated Press

-3II5r-ETIT1 (By Associated @Press.)
+ NEW YORK, September 2-Dr. George
Fl. Sheldon, of the Missouri A. c.. Of ST.
Louis won the diving championship Of
the United States at Travers Island this
afternoon. It was one Of the greatest
competitions ever seen in this country,
and after the last dive, 1t took the
judges twenty minutes to decide on the
winner Walter Lee Of the New Jersey
Athletic Club, pushed Sheldon hard. but
was beaten three: points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Crickets and Reaches.
Editor Of Il

Editor of Tho Tlmcs.Dlspatch:
slr,-Wlll you kindly give Il remedy
for ''mildew," ALSO remedy or proven
ta,ive FOR crckets? They are SO annoy.
Ing about cutting PAPER from walls.
Klngly ohlige a SUBSCRIBERS - Ely 5
Lemon juice and salt will take out
mlldew. Equal parts Of Paris green,
.borax and pulverlzed sugar will destroy
crckets and reaches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
TAFT FETED BY
BRITISH COLONY 0
Secretary of War and Party, In
Guiding Miss Roosevelt,
Reach Hongkong.
Bv AssocIntod Press,)

IIONGKONG. September 2.-secretary
of War Taft and his party, included
among which Is Miss Alice Roosevelt,
have arrived hero. The party will re-
main three days.
The Governor of Hongkong, Sir Mat
thew Nathan, and the British colony are
fetlng the visitors,
The visit of Secretary Tart to Canton
has been abandoned owing to tho anti
American feeling there, the city being
posted with obnoxious placards,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Bowls Championship.
nv Associated Press.)

Wy .tsSeICItIeCtf e''''3
4 TA9LL RIVER. MASS, September O.
The Bowls championship OF the United
states, together with the cup symbolic
Of the same to-day. passed from Fall
River to Kearney. N. j. Tho Kearney
Bowling Green Club won the trophy
match by a score OF 50 to 66.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
School Trustees Relatives.

Editor Of The Timcs-Dspatch:
sr,--Will you please answer IN your
query column II It is lawful for n pubic
school trustee to employ his niece or ms
wife's sister to teach In the public senools
OF Virginia? q. 5h : ~ :
There is nothing in the law forbid
ding It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
The lap Yen.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
slr,-Pleasc state In your Query Column
of next Sunday the value of the Jap
uncsc 'yen" in United States money, ana
ohlIpe a CONSTANT READER. II
The Century Dictionary says 1t Is
practically about the value OF our gold
dollar. It is the Japanese unit Of value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Lightning Strikes Factory.

box Factory OF Johnston & Company, NO,
SO North Twenty-fourth Street. shor1 ~
ddah tnt to lie amount of $1,000 or 5000.
'rhe hrc department responded promptly
To the alarm, and after more ihan an
hours work succeeded in getting the blaze
sr Other e quarters for the firm will be Sc;
cured at once. and the employees Wlll
probab bly, not be thrown ont OF work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Cholera in Galicia.
(By Associated Press

. WEICHslII, SILESIA, September p
The existence of cholera In two different
districts OF Cialicla is confirmed By medl-
cal investigation. The local authorities
fear a spread of the epidemic, as boat
men in floats are coming uninterruptcdly
down the vlstula River from the infected
Prussan districts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
An UnlsnownsAuthor.

Editor Of The Times-Dispatch
& sir,-Nvlll you please inform mo through
the Query Column who wrote the book
pWhy? or Tried in the >Crucible" and
ar NJ. NJ. w.
"why? or Tired in the Crucible" Is
by Mrs. d. S. sherwin. Publishers, Jas.
II. Earle. IT'S Washington Street, Boston,
Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Sulphur and Fruits.
~ rbe 1,Imos.DIsnatch.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
sir-T have been reader Of your pa
per for years and think It fine paper.
! have never sent any queries before.
Please publish these in your next weeks
paper as they are very important: Flow
is fruit put up raw by the u:o Of sui
phur? CONSTANT READER,
Sulphur will preserve raw fruit. but It
is not advisable to use It on account Of
health.