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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

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iIcomml ssloncr of rovonno, nity trNalirOr,
high constable. Justices OF tho nenroi re-
sentatives TO tho llouso Of DclcEatoa
md city dcmocrntlc conmitteGmon.
There is no orposll Ion H 40 fnr 10 tho
5inc,mhents, and tho only local night
seems 10 be Tint between willis q pull
lam and Robert s. Rivcs for tho House
of Delegates.
Deaths Yesterday. III
x Miss Kate <nhl died ut 1870 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at tho residence OF
her brother. John Knhl III Swansboro.
Sho had for IL long tlne been u sufferer
with cancer. Her sister died .slx months
ngo. i|
She is survived by two brothers.
Charles HI and John II. Kah She was
an earnest and consistent member OF tho
Clopton Street Hnptist Church. where
she also worked faithfully NJ n, Sunday
school teacher. sgai$
Tho funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from Clopton Street Bnp-
list Church. The services being conduct
cd by Rev. Decatur Edwards OF Fred
crIcksburg her former pnstor a58
1nterment will be made In Shockoo
Cemetery. J$ SIT
Russell b. Gibbs, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. T. Gibbs, aged one year and
ono month, died yesterday ut the resi-
dcnce OF his parents, No. 1913 cambridge
Street.
Tho funeral will take place at a o'clock
this afternoon from the residence. Rev.
Mr.. Edwards will conduct tho services.
Elntcrmcnt will be In lakewood.
Personals and Briefs.
The missionary meeting. to have taken
plnce at the BaInbrdge Street BaptiaL
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AT THE CASINO,
The Play "Pousse Cafe is Now
Running Smoothly.

4 good laugh after g hot day in tho city Is
wishes 70 get rid OF that tired, .worn-out feel.
ing sho ride 5t to the Gasn9 and SE9s
week, 'pousse Cafe' Is n fun-lnalSer. war
rrn,ed to make any. person laugh, While tho
SERIES OF laughs The play Is lively, and tho
e9mpany has made wonderful Improvement ys rIent
and singing and dancing With an air Of those
who have como 70 entertain, and are deter
mined to make the people enjoy themsolYes'
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about eight months, If the security is
not given, and there Is no likelihood Of
any one furnishing this bond.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Properties in City and County
That Have Changed Owners.

These deeds of bargain and sale have been
entered of record In the clerks office OF the
Chancerg Court Of the city of Richmond :
4 Mary Parrish to 1aosel Clark. 81 feet on south
1ne or Ta a Avenne, 1876 feet east Of Cedar
Same, to, Everett yvnddey. 80 feet on south iine
$500. a. - -
Annie and Mary Melvin to j. p. Melvin and
wife. and Ellen and a. j. Davis to AUGUSTUS
BIaoowle;ss TX feet on east line Of First Street
Jog ll-l2 feet south of jackson Street. 81 100.
Thomas Slaughter and wife to j. S. Wat
klns 1s 10 feet on Twen,y-elghth Street, south
Virginia S. and w IT, Douglas to II. r.
Flippn 20 feet on east side OF 1'wcnty-third
Street. 42la feet south OF o Street. s676.
Andrew IS. Leake and wife to Hannah r.
1iudnnll, u 10 feet on north line of Floyd
Avenue, "a 20 feet east OF Plum Street, $4,000.
These realty transfers have been recorded In
the Circuit Court Of Henrlco county:
Il. r. Shell and wife to John D. Wade,
acres adjoining the lands Of Jacob Ford and
Trustees OF Fairfield School District to r. II.
Lcber, 30 feet on north line Of Stewart Street,
80 feet from northeast corner of Llttlepige
Street $25i.
81. feet on east side OF Mcchanicsvlc Turn
pike. between T Street and Braucrs Lane,
Mary T. .Leach's trustee to Mrs A. r. Broad
dus and Chnrlea II. Motley. 100 feet on west
line OF North Avenue. 10 feet north OF Homo
Street Barton Heights. 5000.
r, Eloisa sale to Joseph j.. Edmund and r. Q.
10, and lot No. In square No. 4, plan Of
Chestnut Hill, 500. , ID
Ella r. and r. o. Halscy to same LOT No. II
In square No. 4. plan OF Chestnut Hill, $500.
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Richmonder Gets Big Contract

Mr., Frank j Iiulcher. OF Portsmouth, Va.
son OF Police Officer Joseph IT. Hulcher OF
this city. has been awarded contract 10 do
all the hauling for the government nayy-yard
q. Portsmouth Va, for q, period OF one Year.
TINS contract meags ,hnt he shall supply all
horses and vehicles OF every description used
in the government yards
Mr.. liucher up to about six years ago resided
In thS city. and his many relatives and friends
are gratified at his success In obtaining such q
plum from "Unce SAM where there were so
many competitors In the field
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q Richmond Industry.

.. | Wiley Anderson. Dr,s Julian T.
Wright and associates returned last night
from the North. after nearly q weeks
bsence In the interest of their fires
nrooflng system Of construction, Several
Companies for the manufacture OF tho
were organized in the States
ofi New York and New Jersey,
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Rain Has Damaged Crop.

Mr.. sllns Shelburne, who has Just returned
from a trip 10 Qoochland and Hanover coun.
ties, reported yesterday the tobacco crop to DO
IN a, very uncertain condition a largo crop
ar average crop may be realized. but with
drouth or continued excessive rain there can
not DO more than GO or ~ per cent. OF an
present ths crop i What planters ns eal
ular. 4 large part OF It Is very late and small,
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Concert at Howitzer Lot,

Acting under instructions of City Dn-
slneer Cutshaw, Mr.. Felix Iardella, band-
master, last night authorized the ans
nouncement that there would be no con-
cert Tonight at CANDLES Hill Park, but
that the band would play instead al
tho Howltzers' Armory lot north end
OF Eighth Street, The public will be
admifted Fiji t8Haaa H.6 s
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SEARS SENT NOTICE.
Letter Announcing Candidacy Re
ceiyed Bvs All But One

The announcements in yesterdays
Times Dispatch that Hon. J. Boyd
Sears's letter to the county chairman
OF King and Queen county, formally no.
tifying him Of the writer's candidacy for
the State Senate nomination, had not
been received, was followed yesterday by
statement from Mr.. Sears that he had
notified Mr.. Francis Smith. the King and
Queen chairman by mall at the same
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Dr.. Gardner Stirs London.

deleK ssr t o The Baptist Congress London
reports that Dr Gardner, e the d e.
s'snsI III by his address the p2ssib,Iess
OF Japan The writer states that me aoc cior
a,ienca ana carried the great audience by s'orm Is
AT the close Of the address the peo o f oeo'
and greeted him with great applause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Prominent Kappa Alpha Officers

Or, Charles Richardson, Of Fayettevlllo Ark,
national vcePresdsns, q the Ka|ppa ssmnS re-
city Yesterday vest from ithaca; n. "; where le
had been attending q meeting q e., th h, supreme
nr. Richardson VIII be the, guest q hls
brother. Colonel Richardson; Tho Register q
leave 10 visit relatives In Southwest Virginia
before rcurnlnR nome ltNA{. ~ rs. ~ ~
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Captured Two Groundhogs,

Messrs. ]. ", Stewart and ]. A.. Hudglns 70.
turned Yesterday from the Roskbrldge A iGs
They Brought back with them two fine specls
mems Of the ground -hog which can be seen 81
Pure food laws are good, The absolute
purity Of Rurnetts Vanilla has never
been questioned. -AdX as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Aslcep on the Railroad Track,

The local train, TO West Point, iGfaying mere ,i,
mile post by a drunken negro ,lriyer, OF g
wagon The negro had gone @ SSIesp n r,, his
anr sss IA track, rho engineer got his train
under control n Tine e FROM ayoS t,ae ~,
Segro dldnt wake w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Post A Tonight.

Post a. OF the Travellers Protect!ye Asso fa,
ton. viii hold an importan meeting &c 'se evasa
lcons,mittess viii make their report, ana the
work Tor the fall will be utlned IA &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
MI. Rag to Go on Road.

Mr. q. w. Rex, who was manager Or E, me
ar sa"s Of The i,sath circuit during last season
WIN 20 the road the coming season as IT,
COW mana cling the puekros Beach Hotsl
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Deaths Yesterday

{ Miss Kate Knh died at 1870 o'clock
yesterday. afternoon at tho residence OF
her brother, John Knhl, In swansboro.
She Ind for long tl,nc been u sufferer
with cancer. Her sister died six months
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25

we hear Of tho death, every now ana
tben Of some ono who has been distin-
yuished in Europe. and slip by slip mas
fallen into the grinding mill Of the
metropolis ON this side Of the ocean
and aus at last an humble grave. inc
latest of these was an old French sol
dior who succumbed to pneumonia at
the age Of "a. after living eight years
In n basement in the heart Of the
French colony This was General Jul
ius Marius Bergcrt, a member OF the
Imperial guard Of France, member OF
tbe executive committee and Of tho
military committee OF the Paris com
munc Of 1871. author Of the order
which brought death 20 the hostages
including Archbishop d'Arboisj ana
when tbs man died he was watchman
for the New York Gas House. In
France his relatives still enjoy wealth.
but long since refused 20 recognize
him because Of his part In the com
mune. His widow is in such poverty
that she has been obliged TO give ur
one Of the ,wo rooms she and her hu'.
band occupied.
There are many ups and downs, to be
sure. I'm the elevator boys life, but
sometimes hc strikes g rich. Joseph
Goss WIS above tho common sort az h'
was educated Tor the priesthood II
I Ireland but found 6, cxpodient 20 come
20 this country 10 earn his living as az
elevator boy In tho waldorf.Asioria
AZ most elevator boys, and some othoi
boys. hc fcll Ia love with pretty Ma
Reilly, who was also In tho employ o.
tho Astoria, having been checker II
/ the Hotel Astor. When they came q
marry Joo'a pockets were bulging will
! thc gifts that patrons Of the hote
had showcrcd upon him. John W
Gates carried two hundred shares o
Rhode Island stock Tor him, and Chaf
NJ. schwab agreed 20 carry 20 share
Of any stock he cared 90 buy. ilo ha'
two gold watches and ono silver on
90 teil him the time sot FOR tho eere
mouy with orders FOR almost ever.
conceivable thing, besides gold aud al
Yer currency and checks. Tho younI
couple numbered among their persona
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25
GOTHAM LETTER


that it seemed to be the incest doll
she had ever known, even nicer than
" Sweet Marie" " and she had just cud.
died to &C.. as she couldn't find any
nicer one. The police smiled. Gather
inc cried as they disappeared with the
baby. and Mrs Collins nearly faintcd
as her baby came back escorted by q
corps of buecoats. And the spring In
the back of Maric's head now works
in such a lively way that the little
ewes were kept blinking and winking as
never before.
The secretary Of The federation Of
churches and Christian organizations
predicts that there will be a popula-
ton Of s.2256l5 within a io.milc rad
ius Of The city hall Of Greater New
York iu the year 1920 This radius in.
ciudes all Of staten Island and -
Incorporated places in Now Jersey all
Of which territory is really q part Of
Now York. inasmuch as it domiriics
New York business men and workers
a population Of th8t size is au uusom.
Portable one. aud % seems chat ws
can gct along better if We suspend
for au indefinite period President
Roosoyelt's autis1isilt talk How
immcauably in1dfuato ihe means of
transportation viii ba iu chat year can
Dc Judged from che fact chat cher,
arc now o. little over one half che hg
urss claimed for 1920 dwelling Boz tb,
territory named. aud at times trans
partaHon facilities are oyeffrowd
sd Co excess. and during rush bour'
there e. regular scramble ani ius'e
for room iust 60 stand ou other peo
ple's feet Many Of these can wall
20 and from their homes II they choos'
90 DO so. as tbe distance Be- NOT great
Possibly the citizen Of 1920 win havI
|legs. and win use thom.
| Mike Reilly b. a bad man 90 roll
u his temper won't stand any fool'n.
from hIs fellow mon, For such "a trii
Hing offence as taking on bis clothes a
broadway anil Foriy.uinlh street Mix
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25
Mans unreaaonableneaa.

Is often a. great as woman'a But
Thos. 8. Austin, Mgr. OF the "Republi.
can" " Of Leavsnworth, Ind, was not
unreasonable, when no refused to all.
low the doctors 10 operate on his wife,
for female trouble, "Instead," he
says, "We concluded TO try Electric
BittsrA Ny wife was then so sick,
she could hardly leave her bed, aud
Ave (o) physicians had failed 70 re-.
heve her. After taking Electric Bit
tsFs, she was perfectly cured, aud can
now perform all her household duties. -
Guaranteed by J. @. Perry, druggist,
price 50e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25
THE VALUE OF CHARcAoh.
Few People Know How Useful II Is IN
,,-o,or,ring Health and Beauty.


Few People Know How Useful II IL "a
preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that char.
cool is the safest and most efficient
aisinfectant and purifier in nature, but
fov roalize It's value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
charcoal Is remedy that the more
vou tsto Of it tho better; IL is not
drug at all, but simply absorbS the
easea and Impurities always presents
IN the stomach and intestines and car
ries them out Of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions or odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and I'M
proves tho complexion, Il wbitons tho
teeth and further acts as natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
It absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in tho stomach and bowelsi Il
disinfects tho mouth and throat from
tho poison or cntarrh'
All druggists soil charcoal In one
form or another, but probably the
best charcoal and tho most for the
money Il siuart's Charcoal I,ozengcsj
| they arc composed Of the finest pow
dored willaw charcoal, and other harm
ioas antisoptics in tablet form or rather
in tho form Of large, pleasant tasting
iozengca tho charcoal being mixed
with honey.
Tho daily use Of these lozengcs WIN
tell IN a much improved condition Of
tho general health, better complexion,
sweoter breath and purer blood, and
the beauty Of Il q, that no possible
harm can result FROM their continued
use. but on tho contrary, great benefit
A Buffalo physician speaking Of the
benefits OF charcoal, sayai 81 advise
stuart's Charcoal LoEengoa 90 all
patients suffering from gas In the
stomach and bowels, and TO clear the
complexion aud purify the breath,
mouth aud throati also Bclieye the
liver Il greatly benefited by tho daily
use Of themi they cost but twenty
Eve cents a box AZ drug stores and
although In some sense a patent prep
arAtlon, yet / believe get more and
better charcoal In stuart's Charcoal
LoEenges than In any Of the ordinary
charcoal tablets"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25

New York, Nov. 25.-Six year old
Catherine Dolan Of Brooklyn is the
Youngest hdnapper Greater New York
has so far produced. Very few per.
SONS arc blaming her on her exploit In
.b,t line although 80 was a very pal
pable case, little Catherine being
caught. as the slang whangers say
uvith the goods" But Catherine
had a lovely doll that was her con.
slant companion but had seen much
trsublc. incident to which Marie, which
was tho dolls name, had lost much
Of her golden locks, and finally closed
bsr beautiful blue eyes because a
sprirg in the back Of her head went
wrong. Catherine was disconsolotc
and wcpt continually, aud sometimes
even howlcd, until at last her father.
unable 20 withstand Tho ovcrpowcriug
agony Of her grief, took Marie TO o.
doll hospital and ordered a now spring
rut I'm her head 30 her beautiful blue
ewes might work once more But
catherine grew impatient and really
couldn't wait any longer 90 shc went
into tho streets and there she came
pp6n tho sweetest little doll imaginable
an the person Of a little baby, as shs
lav sleeping In a gorgeous baby car
r.agc. Catherine at once, under hci
breath. said 20 herself that 70 WAC th'
rrs,,iest doll sho had ever seem Sd
sho took hold Of tho handle Of che
carriage and uist wheeled it with iiI
precious freight on towards home. Ar
rived there she took the child In bet
arms and sitting on tho doorstep play
ed with % In supreme happiness Bu
when it cried sho was alarmed, and lai'
q down aud fied 20 her mother, Mean
while Mrs. Frank Collins had lost
baby 20 which she was very much az
taehed and woke up the entire polie
force Of the district 10 End her pre-
elous little ehild and, following Oh
trail that unfolded Il self, they cam
upon tho carriage and the child an
little Catherine. The latter eXplaine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25

was interfcred with. lie had deposit
cd the bundle behind a livery stable,
and concciviug that the livery man
had wrorged him he went in and put
on his clothes again and then started
ont shouting to the livery man, CON
I'm your damn place with chimueys ~
Shortly after there was terrific crash
I'm n carriage store. and there lay ON the
floor as nice a little chimney as one
would care to see. Mike had kept
his word. but whore he got tho chin
nev and how he landed It in Tho car
riage shop was not apparent at first
But Investigation showed after awhile
that an adjoining chimney was lean
ing triae and had lost considerable
portion Of It's fair proportions Mike
had lassoed e. and 50 Il fell upon the
building. crashing through the roof.
Mike was found at the other end Of
tho rope. dangling from the roof, and
very mad because he had missed an.
other chimney with his lariat
There seems TO be little doubt that
there will be o. sharp and decisive cam.
paign against the present form Of bal
lot. and that tho legislature viii order
another form 60 be used. Tho present
ballot would seem TO have been con.
ccivod for thc sole purpose Of putting
in tbc honest citizens vote at risk.
not only. bot also putting Oh possible
obstacles in tho way Of bic casting Dbl,
ballot properly 10 is che most absurd
ballot that has ever been used by vot.
ers anywhere.
Tho saJIcsi Of che duties that falI
90 thc loi Of che clroniclor OF che
uowa as it aics is 20 record the death
in obssurity Of one who had in former
years borne a prominent part in life
alIcd high positions. at largo salaries
and then. by thc fortunes OF war OF
politics. tbc accidents that beset life
of the misforuacs that. finding ono Of
their tribe bound full chisol FOR a man
at once pack up their belongings an,
post haste follow swiftly after theii
leader in order 90 be- Ia az tho death
so that tho proyerb may be proved tru'
that misfurtunes never como siugly
| lstrangcly enough Il Is in this city
with be- great attractive power tha
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25

fr;oras titled men and millionaires
from an parts Of the world.
Young william Astor deserves to be
bolped along. His visit here shows
him 20 be a sensible fellow, 80 let's
an Give him lift. II Is quite a burden
20 staqeer under tho prospective owner.
sbip Of hundred millions or 90, and
10 live down the illhavored reputation
tbot is given 20 an English rich man
ne soon as he lands on these shores.
As,or was called stiG, slangy Eng
i,sbmnp. with monoclo and al the
air of \ noble. dcsirous Of showing on
his mperiority. Instead Of that, he Is
n sensible. unassuming young man,
with human impulses and a modest way
of seeking information and desire to
make himself useful. He knows how
20 laugh. and can sec the point Of a
Joke tho same day, 30 he's no English
man. lis sentiments arc all right
for no saws. "1f n man Is on the level
no matter whether he is poor or rich,
no is entitled 20 respect, and gcnor'
ally gets Il. II I was by some misfor'
tune to be made poor and penniless, !
should complete some special lines Of
law that have a great fascination for
mo. and ] would try and bo a sue
cess" That's manly talks young AZ
tor has tho money but be also has
brains and tho righ, spirit.
Tho vicc Of gambling IL widespread
IN this city. Every little while facts
como out that show that e is en-
trsnehed In the affections Of some Of
an classes, and its fascination 20 Tho
crap shooter on the pavcmonts and q
tho "bridgc player" In my lady's par
lor But tho ladies do not stop al
bridge bot have a passion for pokcl
aud roulette, and play them furiously
When party of detectives force thoii
way into on apartment house IN a fash
ionablo neighborhood In Harlem the,
como upon large party Of womer
gambling. 10 was, indeed, regular
gambling house conducted FOR and b,
women. When thoy came 90 give theil
names they were found 20 bo the wiver
OF lawyers aud physicians In Harlem
The detectives had made no mistake
they were surely gamblers for tho,
were caught with the goods, aud the,
were womon, FOR they all tainted, an,
they were revived with whiskey, whiel
stood ready at hand on tho sldeboard
They were not richly dressed, an,
they simply astonished tho detective
whom Il was shown that they belonge,
20 the first families Of tho city
New York has the most novel sehoo
house In tho world Eleven hundre,
children are taught In II daily, an,
viii he taught there until next sum
NOR tho school house Il converted re
creation pier on the East river and che
children are put IN school there be
cause there is no other place 10 puI
them. New York city Is short Of sehoo
houses and has been short Of them fol
years. OLD TIMER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-25
. GOOD ALL DID Cav THROUGH"
the AMERICAN BOY

see.uae tts al boy. You win like Il beoausa
me Msh Character of its contents. OVoF go
~ pass Over 100 stories. over 100 lila.
saons, st5aa.lons, Contains real stories 81 travel and
tehlsFementi instructive tales of hlstorr raIlsS
Ano sportsi how 20 do thinga. etc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-24
UNCLE TERRY.

Uncle Terry is one of the popular
books of the day and is destined to be
the most popular perhaps of the trio,
david Harum," tEben Holden,"
and sUncle Terry" You can't help
liking Uncle Terry from the begin
ming for he stakes some comfort livin'
an tries to pass it alon9," as he says.
1t is hearty, wholesome and truth
full tale of New England character,
sturdy purpose and honest simplicity.
There is a substantial and engrossing
mystery and strong love plot which
commands the readers romantic in
terest throughout.
We have secured the right to run
this story seriaily in the columns of
the MONITOR and the opening chap
tiers will appear in the issue of May
1st. Believing that many will want
to read this fascinating story we have
decided to send the opening chapters
to any person not now reader of this
paper free of charge, thus giving
everyone chance to see the charac-
ter of the story, believing they will
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We shall then send the MONITOR to
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