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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
AMONG THE IF SICK OK
Some New Patients at the hos hos
n;+a1s and Their Ailments.

An employc Of the fnGtors OF :. who 10
accidentally broke his leg about !, u Il. a.
NJ. yesterday. was taken to tn ne Srrs Vir1
ginus Harrison. =, -, "a # a
many rooms as possible at the Virginia
Hospital for his patie,nt;s Wne nrG Deihs
Mr.. Baldwin. a llnenan for the Pas-
senger and Power ComPanyi,, VINO con Wns
ues to suffer from the effects of Of fail'
but has no unfavorable symptoms
MIR. W. Il. Andrews. Of No. . Third
street, Manchester. was yesterday OPP
Grated on for appendicitis by Dr.. Hugh
NJ. Taylor. and lis now convalescent
Miss Henrietta Booth Of Warrento,n,
N. c., is undergoing treatment at the
Virginia Hospital. Her mother, Mrs r.
S. Booth Is in Richmond also.
Mr.. John Broaddus Is improving.
Mrs. X. A. Gay was yesterday brought
from ST. Luke,s Hospital to the Vir-.
Mr.. Hudson Matthews. son of Mrs.
Fl. N. Matthews, No 25O2 Park Avenue,
is now being treated at the Memorial
Hospital, preparatory to undergoing an
operation there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
GETS SIX YEARS.
Mona jerks Gets Long Term on
the Charge of Abduction.

In the Hastings Court ycsterday, In the
ease OF Nora jerks, alias Nora HOWARD,
who was charged with abdncting Two
little white girls--Alma Goddin and LIZ
lie schrincr-for Immoral purposes. the
woman was given six years by the Jury.
The case was warmly contested ~ both
Attorney Richardson, In opening and
closing, were especially wsyere on tho
prisoner. MesHra. George y. Wlss. Gil
bert K. Pollock and II. W. Smith de-
addresgtT the jury. He spoke for near
~ Two flourg, ana made an earnest argu-.
ment, considering the fact that he was
though, ~ have had q weak case.
trial, and tbs woman viii DC taken ~
The pnn.tentiary IN a short while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
A BARBECUE FOR MARTIN
Major Helms Says Franklin Will
Not Be Outdone.

Major George NJ. Helms, former super
intendent Of the pcnitentiary, was In
town yesterday, md, discussing the great
ovation given to Senator Martin at
Chatham last Monday said that the sem
ator's friends In Franklin were deter
mined not to be outcome by his Pittsyl.
vania followers, and that they would
give him as large a crowd on the 18th
Of August when there is to be a big
barbecue at Rocky Mount.
Major Helms attention was called TO tho
fact that GOV. Montague was advertised
to speak at Rocky Mount on the same
day. He said that he supposed this was
a mistake, as the day had been selected
by Senator Martins friends rs far back
as June goth. and the barbecue Is being
gotten up by the friends Of the junior
senator and lin his honor. and that he
did not suppose Governor Montague would
be present under those circumstances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
SPECIAL WHEEL UNIFORM
Bicycle Patrolmen Will Wear
Knickerbockers and Blouses.

Bicycle uniforms will arrive to-day for
the four officers In the city who patrol
consist of knee-pants, made OF blue ma
terial black stockings, and n light blue
blouse shirt. Ample pockets will be In
the uniform for the officers to carry their
clubs and revovers.E y.
Bicycle-Onlcer Krengel, OF the Second
District. struck a snag yesterday The
snag was In the shape OF n tack, and
his front wheel received a puncture that
repairs. This is the first pncturo that
has been recorded.
The men are rapidly becoming accus-
toned to the whcels and are covering
great deal Of ground. With more ex-
pcricnce they will give even better emer-
gency sarYicc. aided by the patrol boxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
1DECI.!N!E TO
DELIVER BOYS D (:
Justice Crutclifield Asserts His
Jurisdiction Over Henrico
!, 55 Suburbs. NJ
i MI. At HENRIco JUSTICE
Dill Docket III the Police Court
Yesterday, But With the $
Usual Charges. +

at It was dry docket with Justice
crutchflcld yesterday Il morning. Thoso
who appeared before him had tho sumo
old stories to toll and the same old pcnul-
ties wcre imposed. Httmor made Is exit
before the hands Of the clock reached
half past nino5 o'clock, and wit rt innincu
In tho sanctum Of tho justice. 80 there
was nothing doing for tho hungry news
pepper mon in tho two-scated box that has
10 accommodate three persons. N
Philip Morton, an African. said that
he had spoken to his better half about
tho attentions she was fbestoWlng upon
"a boardcr. His spouse ''snsscd" him and
he handed her Il ten dollar package.
.rhe 'othcr half' OF Bill Fry didn't ap-
i.poar to press the charge Of astisement,
and bill was allowed to 80 out in the
sun and fry.
Charles Morton got caught shooting
crap lie paid $3.50 for not being wise
as to the movements Of the police.
Jeff Davis came to- the police station
and positively identified William llan as
tho man who had stolen his sac watch.
Kaln slew JEFF with n kindly look and
jeff told the court thSt the watch hadn't
B been stolen. JEFF paid tho costs. All
Melville Griffin was separated from
tho half OF d five dollar bill for being
n drunk. 8 t4
A blackburn, released from jail several
days ago, was found drunk on the street
and he will spend thirty days In the
villa.
Willie Krausse, small boy was
charged with interfering with Ellsworth
Tonnes. Tho father of ,roomcs appeared
III court, but could make out no charge
against 1<rausse. Is a5ll
Sam Jones will tell the court on Satur-
+ day why he chastised his wife.
Two small white boys who were charged
with stealing merchandise from a store
= at No. ITO West Gary Street, We're before
Justice Crutchfield yesterday morning.
and their cases were continued. Tho
father OF ono Of the boys will send Elm
out of the city at once. The other hoy
has neither father nor mother. but has a
home to which he can go in tho city.
A Henrlco officer was present and asked
the court to turn the boys over to Him.
why should l do any such thing? This
court has Jurisdiction over this case. You
want to give them Henrlco Justice do
you? Well you can't get them now, said
the court and there was lot of sarcasm
in his voice when he spoke to the officer
who desired to hold the two youths In
tho Ienrico county jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

Goodman. from Truck Company, No. Z,
cali; Fireman driver G. u. Davis. from
Engine company No. subs ,rdl En nihee
man (driver) II. - Cosby, IRON r. Ensi IN
+. Garthright, from Engine Company 1ss.
from Engine Company NO suDs ~ y,
Company No. T. stationman; Fireman
Calf ". r. Keys. from Flnglnee G e !
pany No. substituted Fireman a,nna ecsN! 81 4 q
II. Higgins, from Truck COMPANY :, o "a. .
from. Engine Company No. 81 substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Governor Invited to Atlanta.

yr. W. y. Michel III Atlanta, heid Of
The Georgia Commission. for the James
town Exposition. IS IN the eisy on besi-
pesf, and eal)Gc 20 see Governor Montn-
sue with ,jsw ~ getting flin 10 Visit
Atlanta ann address lie legislature IN the
lntefcs, ~ the exposition 9ppIoprla-
ton,
The governor WAS not ~ The faty, but
Nj Mitchell has strong hope ~ Inducing
him N make ths ,aIp ME-, Mitchell IS
vlfgipjan, asAG ~ ib9itly epthpsihSie
jH regard u GeDfzaa's aid ~ the sIeeFss
81 ms Jasasspg0a g4Ppsiti2a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Charged With Theft.

william Thorp, an aged negro. who has
for years haen deacon in Union Level
Baptist Church. State Street, Fulton. IS
missing from his pew IN the church, ana
from his home and likewise, { IS AZ ".
legged, is ,therc missing sum of money
from which tho pastor, Rev. A, y. JEFF
fress was to receive his SALARY.
A warrant was issued yesterday for me
arrest of Thorp,l and Squire angie pnt
the paper in the hands OF Constable An-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Bank in New Quarters,

Messrs.5 S. 6. Fairbank. president; e.
D.%Larus, Vice-president, and r. NJ. Kent.
~ cashier, arc the officers Of the Capitol
Just Changed it's beadauarters from / No n
ill East Main Street to the gropnN ho e,1l
No. yO7 East Main Street The new loca,-
ton is admirable. This Is the only bank
In Richmond that pays 4 per cent. on
court, fiduciary and savings accounts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Personal Encounter at the Rink,

DR.. Henry c. Kelam and George W.
Hannls were each fined $40 and costs by
Squire j. r.. Lewis. OF Henrico county,
yesterday morning. for causing an alter
cation ut the skating rink at Reservoir
Park Wednesday, night. Mr.. Mcmillan, a
bystander who interfered, was fined $40,
and Mr.. y, y. Hotchkiss. Jr., was fined
So for participating In the quarrel. Mr..
Hotchklss. from the evidence adduced,
was laboring under great provocation at
tho time. Mcssrs, I<elam and Hannis,
1t was claimed had accosted a young lady
with Mr., Hotchklss and with whom they
were unacqua!nted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Cool at Casino.

The Japanese soldiers at the Casino
are tho adnIrationsof the small boys and
the lovers Of precision In military manocu-
vrcs. The men are compact. solid, and
move with precision that is little short
OF wonderful. Lurllne, the water queen.
is an illusion which can but please, and
she Is twins at each performance steele,
poty and Coo are veteran entertainers
and good ones, Clifford is another great
feature good dancer and contortionlst,
The bill is to be seen Tonight and to-
morrow afternoon and night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

ferrcd to as sold by the commissioners.
'rrhe banks having expressed their
purpose to apply for an appeal from this
decree, 1t is further ordered that the ex-
ecutlon Of the same be suspended for Il
period of sixty days, provided the banks !,
DAYS from date, enter into bond with
approved security before the clerk Of the
Chanccry Court in the penalty of $4,000.
and conditioned according TO law, and
Bank and the Savings Bank of Rich
mond by their respective counsel and
upon certificate of the commissioner OF
revenue of the city of Richmond, lied IN
support of said exceptions, which certlfl-
cate lis treated as an affidavit"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Richmonders at Virginia Beach

The Klnscy cottage. Virginia Beach,
numbered the following among Its guests
last week: Misses Myrtle. Ida and IA
trina Sears, of Durham, n. G.; Misses
Carrie Kidd and Mary Forrest of Rich
mond; Misses sallie Dohle and Monte
Taylor of Petersburg; Mr.. Payne ana
family, OF Chestnut Till; Mr. James =
Harwood and wife and Mr., Waiter 4 -
Gordon of this city. g5
Mr.. Robert g. Wherry spent Sunday Ut
Virginia Beach and Cape Henry, til
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
New Officers Installed.

AT convention Of the officers OF Rich
last night at o'clock forty sand dt1 aaes
were initiated, The men mage ne , Gallc sII
1ssh pssA cher es James IDayers Judge
1hornns ! Dance; teacher. Richard L.
Mays; scribe, r. W. Milts; ;r ,,trens.reTr'
John y. Welsh: captaln. Inolnihs -.
OF inner door Harry II. Hundley; keep
er OF outer door, Edward n. Holt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
AZ shakespeare's Home

Mr.. william b.. Smith. business ,manager
Of the Central Presbytcrlan few Z, GAYS y Us
fb beat har from Rev Pummer II, Jones'
Formerly with The Times Dispatch who
is now travelling in England,
In his letter Mr.. Jones stated that ne
nathcrIng material for a dissertation or
his travels, @l}39
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
New Engine Company Installed,

Early yestorday morning Fire 7Eng1na
Compnny No. 10, headquarters West
Broad Street, was ready for any fire that that
men men are directed by Captain j, II, Raffo,
who has proved himself efficient as q
ilremNn. His associates follow; Eng neer
j, r. Jersey from Engine. Company No
s. stallonman; Fireman lhelper) y. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Case Again Postponed.

,rhc case of jackson Wise, charged. ,t on !.
warrant with aiding fraudulent Young
in Third Mong8 la gPolice Court .s yes
Pe,aaa morning and Continued until ne II
Wednesday,, In order to ASCERTAIN t,, t ne
findings the Grand 5n} nst M shG Wise It
t. nrohn BILE that tho specific charge now
in The Police Court Will not be tried,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Failed Of Quorum,

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ines failed 81 a quorum last night, a
subcommittee from the Comhilttee on
Streets met yesterday Afternoon and Ice con- n
hidcred the application OF me seaDG iap
It's line on he north side Of the city
The matter wns referred to the City At
tornGy and city Engineer Tor report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
A#Cold-Blooded Theft.

Ida E1Sans, one Of Seventeenth street
dusky dnizs,s w astsp T ind to eSplaa er
g Justly ,,s so, - steaiing q stove SHE was
tn1psreqnded, sdsterday Ialysrnoo4n, G Il q
placed behind bars at the First piIstr NY
4 Etution. One u. Roth sWoFe out tHs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Double Shooting in Hanover.

With bullet in his leg at tho Wiz
lglnla Hospital, Walter tawlanc I, @ @
lpon charge Of shooting a white man
named Edmonds at Beaver pam,a 3, rev
days ago. Lawrence admitted having
trad At the man. but claims .h "a ne VIZ hs
hospltM Until he can be taken back to
Beaver Dam for Il trial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Hit With a Beer Bottle

T.. H. Roach and G. II. Chapman. two
white men, the former from Manchester,
will tell Justice Crutchhcld this morning
the cause Of their difficulty in Doyle's
saloon. Seventh and Broad Streets. yes
terday at noon. In the fight Foache was
Tie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
Mcclure. in Asheville,

,,n nn n. a.. who for several summers
church in this city, will this summer me,
supply at the First Presbyterian chufsi.
at Asheyille, N. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

warrant. charging the negress with
.snutching the parnphcrnalia for cook
ing.
+ became abusive and she spoke, Of tho
officers In the most select language. AS
q result. Ida Will answer a charge OF
disordery conduct. after she has told all
about sYiplng a stove on such cold day
as yesterday. III - 6f;s4t N
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17
The Round Bale Press.

Three years ago Gov. Davis
 and Senator Clarke told the
 farmers of Arkansas that the
 round bale trust would eat them
 up in & few years. It was a
 monster Of the most dangerous
 character. the tvntacIes of which were silently but surely tasten-
 ing themselves about the farmer
 to extract his very life blood.
 Senator James k. Jones, who
 held stock in the concern stock
 that was issued to him by the patentee whom the senator had
 loaned money to perfect his pat
 enr-Was denominated by Gov.
 Davis the great he trust breed-
 CT. ; 4 majority of the farmers
 believed all th.s rot and not only
 allowed these thrifty politicians to prejudice them against any and everybody who was con nected with the round Iap busi- ness, but actually influenced them to withhold their patron age from gins operating the presses. Tie old compress con- panies, which have fattened of of the farmer through the old square bale: the railroads. which get a short and long haul cut of it; in short, everybody who lad been getting fat picking out of the old square bale, was dead against the round bale. They carried on g systematic and per- sistent campaign. There was no let up.
 Money was not spared, and they have won by the assistance oI the farmers the very men 1 whom the round bale would have benefited most. Impartial men can see plainly that the round 1 bale is the economical shipping package for cotton. It prevents waste, knocks out compress charge, eliminates several middle men, leaves the bagging and tie trust entirely out, and effects a saving in many other ways. But all these savings were for the benefit of the farmers and against the interests of vast business concerns that had been built up on the square bale, and
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17
OU D NOTES.

One 2t r." a.a=r ..aaiaaees in the s,e..7t9 ...e's=H .a t&a ag@ber of -.a.#e5 @la .n s t.e lo-yes Q an e'a..as2.ann. Hsa~1 haaz flat asaia-t &n H5G @aea not in asa. fa+ sTe eel @@ Uy sWtn4tus bracket eoTaHad "irh H!g.'a ga.a,otM -ackaa on 2s bHass-Ae1 'e1 ta~'.s They are in. valuable wnoa agraa eoohin4 and sarv. t!s sara :a ha Iaae.
 Fine tab,e l:aaas saouli be frequent. ly chan2eI t!, ortar that hard rub ping may Tot he aeea5.1ry in launder- is tha;a. as ireqt ufiy the cleaning process is ~everer fban actual wear.
 Do you clean the receiver and the mouthpiece of the telephone every week. T. really is quite as important as stirring up the dust under the tables. especially if several persons use the phone daily.
 Pumpkins and squashes will gen. erally keep better in garret where the temperature is just above freezing than in the cellar, which is apt to be too damp. If there is no place but the cellar for storing them place them on shelves where they will not touch each other and watch closely for the first sign of decay.
 In choosing color scheme for bed. room give thought to the location: thus blue is best adapted for south room, west or east room is effective in green lavender or brown, while a north room Is frightened by yellow or old rose-LOs Angeles Herald
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17
the round bale could not

N--N A1NA-hA ECt-C N'Ntlt. II'I
 the tide of organized oppos
 The peculiar, the real. p4
 feature is that the Ium4s |t>,
 used as q club with which to kill the goose that would certainly
 have laid the golden egg tor them Today the round bale
 trust is in the hands of receivers and all of its property is to 6e sold at public outcry just as the merchant sells the skillet and middle-buster and ~payjueG mule of the cropper who did not make enough to pay his meat and bread account. The round bale did not lose cut for Jack of money, for it was backed by all of the finances itEeedcd, but all the money iG the world cannot make e success out of an enter prise aganst which the public mind has been poisoned. Senator Jones, Mr. Bliss, Nr. Francis and every man who put money ia the round baIe=WilI lose every it. Monroe County Sun.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17

Good housekeepers use the best. That's why they buy Red Cross Ball Blue. At leading grocers, 5 cents.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17
Remember the Lesson of the Epidemic Of 1898

In all sections where yellow fever made its appearance 1898 will be recalled that persons who kept their stomach liver and bowels strong and active affected by the disease while others apparently healthy stricken down. These latter all less constipated bilious victims of bad digestion result the blood became impure and the vital organs unable resist the deadly fever ger Now the tre to get n shape resist the disease Every YOU meet may be infected with the germs and you Yreparaons off from day day you may be late The sensible course begin taking Prcky Ash 3ters; that marvellous remedy for regulating the system. Use every ay Ia4 uine-glassfu each morning and evening will keep your Do es open and healthy your stomach strong and yolr digestion good In short it puts the in nerfect order You cannot do better n this period than to use the means which experience has proven be the best for fighting this terrible scourge.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17

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Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17
Warning Order.

Before Guy Smith, Justice of the Peace ia and for Union TownshpI Jackson County, State of Arkansas. C. E. Crook, Plaintiff.
  J. Shipway and Hugo Compress Company, a Cor poraton. Defendants. The defendants J. Shipway and Hugo Com press Company. q corporation, warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. c. E. Crook. and s. M. Stuck y is appointed attorney Cor the non residents.
 GUY SMITH,
 Justice of the Peace, July 18th, 1905.
 Case set for September 16th, 1905.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17
THE BANK OF NEWPORT

Solieits the acccodnts of dep5sicor9 u..o desire the accommodations Of 6 isa--o-ass. Weil- equipped and reliable banking. house.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17

We are open to the public for all business which constitutes safe 6 reliable banking
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-17

the digestion good sreho and prevalent this
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-28
NOT TOO ROUGH FOR HIM.

The son of a minister in Worcester, Massachusetts. has paid tribute to football which will do strenuous souls good. He has undergone seven suc- cessful operations for appendicitis, all of which, he says, were necessitated by football. He insists, however that the game is not too rough under the ex- isting rules.
 It would be interesting to know what this promising young man would con- sider too rough. Perhaps if instead of having his abdomen opened and some of its contents removed he had had his head broken in football and had then had some of the contents of his head removed by skillful surgeons he would have been of a milder nature. As it is, he seems to be uncommonly strong in his notions. He would make good man to go through a tunnel cave-in, or something of that kind, if he looks on work in the same way that he looks on the gentle game of foot ball.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-28

entering the Union as a State" They ask Congress to preserve their right Of self-government, not as a tribe of Fii- tptnos in a far-distant country. but as American citizens. To force the Terri tory into union with New Mexico would do the people of Arizona grievOus wrong. Tt would place us." says the Anti-Joint Statehood League, under the domination of a people who greatly outnumber us and who arc widely diff ferent in language, in race, in laws and in ideals"
 The attitude and the appeal of the people of Arizona find much sympathy, and the plan to join them with New Mexico may not get through Even if it should pass the House it may get stopped in the Senate. In February, 1905, there were 39 Senators who voted to eliminate from the joint statehood bill all reference to Arizona and New Mexico. While this was not a majo. l. ty of the Senate, yet it constituted a minority so strong that no bill could be raiIroaded through the Senate against its opposition. In the light of the facts, the-e is no apparent justification for compelling Arizona to accept statehood only as a part of New Mexico.