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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-19
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
shares, and Robert Regney, 1885 shares
New York.
TIE DEUMs OF PRAISE.
Long Continued Drought Broker
in Pulaski County.
Especial to The I1mes-Dispatch..


DUBLIN, VA, May Ct. F. Main, OF
Wytheville. and G. w. mckinley, OF Pu-
lask, are shipping from this place 10000
feet of very fine white oak logs, from
twenty-four to forty inches In diameter,
all purchased Of Charles II. King. They
are also shipping about the same amount
of walnut logs and stumps. Some Of these
logs are for export, others for veneer
mills at various points.
Many teams are engaged in hauling
lumber from various local mills for ship
ment here. so that the lumber business
easily ranks first in Importance IN our
busy little town just at this time
Te deums are in order, for the distress
ing drought is broken, and while the rain
fall as yet Is slight, the indications are
that it will be well broken. For year or
more precipitation has been below the
normal, and during last winter large
percentage fell on frozen ground and ran
off. Cisterns as a rule contain short
supply, ponds and springs are dry which
We're never dry before, and all are low.
Much water hauling has been done, and
some farmers have been compelled to go
long distances for water for stock. b
Forest fires have been raging, entailng
considerable loss in timber and fences.
A large area on Cloyd'ss Mountain has
been burned over, furnishing a magnifl-
cent spectacle by night and plenty OF
fighting at all hours for the farmers IN
the adjoining Buck Creek Valley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
SALVATION Army HEAD
THINKS NAN INNOCENT.
Miss Eva Booth Pays Visit to
Florodora Girl in the
Tombs.
(By Associated Press

e.. H. . & q 49, E I 3 81
NEW YORK, May {. Miss Eva Booth,
head of the salvation Army In the
United States, called at tho Tombs prison
to-day and had a long conference with
Nan Patterson. Abraham Levy. Miss
Pattersons attorney, was present, ITO
see that the girl said nothing that she
should not say" he explained 10 the
visitor. s
you're a good objector," broke IN
Miss Patterson, $"and ! hope you will stop
me IL ! am not careful what I say.
you need have no fear" replied Miss
Booth, that will encourage her to say
anything she should not. am here only
to pacify her IL can. My Interest is
only spiritual, I assure you
After the Interview had ended, Miss
Booth said:
II do not believe that girl y muir
deress. She Is built from much better
material than%is usually found IN per-
sons who cimnlit such crimes. ! cell
tainly believe herIinnocent Of the MUIR
der Of Caesar Young ~
Dr. O'Hanlon. the coroner's physician.
who testified for the prosecution IN all
three trials, in the presence OF clerks
and several other persons ~ the coro-
ner's office to-day, said:
Now that the trial is over, feel free
to say thar all along I believed that
|, the revolver which fired the bullet was
in the hands OF Young. My reason IS
from the powder marks found on one
OF ,Young's fingers on the day no was
| killcd.n 1shfss.a lftEt3 t35 .esi75st l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
KAR RAMA
A Japo Rhapsody.
c0py.Ish, AcMrv ~ LEosERlsI.

The remarkable success accorded her.
composition inspired Mabel Mckinley 70
produce other works Of this kind. q few
days ago new composti,on fro . h ra = pen
and almost from its ncipiency has At
stracted attention because, OF It's peculllar
originality. The Indian idea incorporate
IN Anona" has been supp , 1'ts w WITH n
bears a striking portrait of the Mikado !,
daughter in black and orange. fey bars
of "'Karan4a" Herewith produced Wlll
show the character Of the work. 81, b,
several weeks ago first copies Of THIS
composition were forwarded to Japan,
ana reply was received last week eas,d 5ro m
made a special feature of the. sRoyal
league bands in that country
MISS Mckinley Is n niece of the late
President, At his expen Sc she reap P; q !, g
musical education In Berlin-a heritage
amply realized In the achievementof a
talent for compost ton, The most inter-
esting feature Of the Karama" work Is
that the vocal ithene has just been trans
lated into the Russian language. despite
the fact that It's music is Of a Japanese
type, thus reflecting no little credit upon
tho ingenuity of the Yankee who original
lyS conceived 1t. sF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Sister of Dead Woman.
nv .eoci,ted press1

tt5N ASSOtlhtGui ics'S.'
NEW ORLEANS LA, May 6.-Mrs.
Angy Parker, living at No. 1923 st. An
drews street, admitted to-day that she
vas sister of Mrs. T. w. Gray, the Hotel
1mperial suicide. Miss olivia @larker'
n beautiful young woman OF twenty, WHO
lives with her. is the person to whon
Mrs. Gray desired her personal ettects,
furniture and money to be forwarded.
Mrs. Parker insisted emphatically ma
she and her daughter were,not octoroons,
hut white With respect, TO the reference
IN Mrs. Gray's letter to Olivia Parker as
n colored girl, and her statement that
she had no relatives, Mrs. Parker sad
that her sister evidently desired to spare
-a+heir feelings. She said their brother re-
fcrred to in the Boston dispatches, dlea
come time ago. Mrs. Parker said her
sister was born in New Orleans. She
came of excellent people. She was reared
and educated in the Ursuline Convent.
About fifteen years ago. When she was
seventeen years Of age. she was mar
ried TO 7. Wv. Gray, a wealthy Chicagoan.
She visited her occasionally during the
winter months. Mrs. Parker said Mrs.
Gray's husband had lavished diamonds
and otrerajewelryiupon her, and that she
must have had many OF these articles
with her in New York. She said she
knew Of Mrs Gray's affair with Stone
ham He had written her numerous love
letters, and Is said to have promised TO
marry her, Mrs Gray at first believing
hin! an unmarried man. Mrs. Gray wrote
her sister II Easter a letter full of hope.
and there was no intiu.ation that she In
tended to end her life. Through a lawyer
to-day Mrs Parker communicated with
the authorities In New York, asking that
the body be properly buried and that
Mrs, Gray's effects be forwarded mere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
FROM NORTON, VA.
To CHARLESTON Sc.
Railroad Chartered With an
Immense Capt.
tai.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

I RALEIGH. n. c.. May 6.--The biggest
corporation chartered in North Carolina
in a great while was to-day given cor
porate life, it being the Charleston. Vir-
ginla and Ohio River Railroad, with prin
cipal Office at Morganton. The capital
is 4s2,2O0,0OO The charter tax paid the
State amounted to $40. 1t is chartered
for ninety-nine years, and proposes to
construct and operate 4 road from
Charleston, S. c., to Norton, Va. The
road is to be 140 miles of road in North
Carolina, $50 in South Carolina, 70 miles
in Tennessee, and so mile in Virginia-i40
miles from Charleston to Norton.
The counties to be traversed in Nor-l
Carolina are CASTOR Cleveland, Burke,
Caldwell. Mitchell and Watauga. In
South Carolina are Burnley, Charleston,
Clarendon, Sumpter, Kershaw, Chester,
York and possibly Lancaster. Also john
son and Carter counties, Tennessee. The
company Is to begin business when
10000 is paid in for the capital stock,
and the incorporators and stock sub
scribed are: w. c. Erwin, two shares;
II. L. A1llner. ten shares: e. F. Tate,
two shares; Sochanton w. I. Hunter,
1900 shares: Joseph +. Gowan, l,6po
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
WHY We RECOMMEND 0RRINE
TO CURE DRUNKENNESS.

E IN taking the agency for Orrine. the
liquor habit cure, we thoroughly satls-
fied ourselves that It was an article OF
genuine merit, and that the company,
which Is located In Washington, 2. Oh
deals squarely and lives up strictly to me
iRlarantee.a"If the cure Is not made tha
money, will be refunded
since selling u Orrne numerous cases
have come to our knowledge that nave
been cured Il Of the horrible liquor haplt
BY this rneritorious article, whch
STRENGTHENS the nervous System and de-
stroys the craving for whlskey, beer or
-other alcoholic stlmulants. Orrine IS per-
pared in two forms, No. ] should pc
given to cure the patient without his
knowledge. t can be put into coffee or
food, as 1t Is tasteless, colorless :and DOOR
less. * lii
We think that when the excessive
drinker Is "a pproa ched properly no will
be willing to be cured, i he consents.
purchase Orrine No. 2, which is put UP in
pill form. Either form sells at y Per
& package. Step into our store ana receive
full information regarding Orrine, the
remedy that really cures the LIQUOR ha plt.
II you will write 70 the olrine Company;
Inc. washington, D. Ga they VIII SEND
you free a book on "Drunkenness,' An a
plain paper Wrapper
&, We have great confidence that Orrine
cures the drink habit and Mighty recon-
mend It to you
Polk Miller hldrey Co.. 101 L, Broad
Street, corner First Street.
Polk Miller Drug Goa S4 p, G2iA
Street, Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

5He asserted that he had made no pro-
posal of any kind to the employers, nor
had any other officer OF the Transfers
Union. The insistence of the charges
induced Mayor Dunno this evening to
appoint a commission to investigate the
matter, and he issued proclamation
to the people of Chicago, which says:
'As executive of this city, upon
whom rests the heavy responsibility
X Of preserving tho peace, request
6 that both employers and employees be
Il temperate and careful In their deal
V ings. the one with the other, and 3
H again warn those who would obstruct
traffic In the public streets. or who
may be guilty of violence or threats
of violence, that l shall use to the
utmost all the force available or OBJ
tainable that may be needed to MAIN
tain the peace that am sworn to
and shall preserve"
The Mayor tonight expressed himself
as confident that the serious part of the
strike was over, and that there would
be no more disturbance In the streets,
Sheriff Barrett expressed a similar View.
During the day the sheriff swore In as
deputies several hundred employees OF
the firms against which strikes have been
made.
The strike was extended somewhat dur
Ing the day by a walk-out Of the ems
ployes of several Wholesale groceries,
Fnrty-four drivers were called out IN
three establishments
The Colored Men's Business League of
Illinois has Issued q circular, which will
be distributed to all points Of the coun-
try, particularly In the South. appealing
to colored men not to come to Chicago
to seek employment, as strike-breakers,
Sheriff Barrett to-day declined to swear
4 negroes as deputy sheriffs on the
ground that 1t would excite race hatred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
AMERICAN MUSIC IN .JAPAN
Mabel McKinleys Composition S Karama < Featured ~
Toxic Bands and Orchestras.

Very few persons know that the melody
of one Of the most famous instrumental
compositions written since '"rhe Moo king
Bird and Y which has been cchoing
through the cities of the United States
forftile past six months, was. written by q
woman of prominence, who, up to the
present time has concealed her identity.
The name OF the composition SO familiar
to every pianist and musician, known q, q 8
.tinguished person than Miss Mebel A1ckin-
ley. niece OF the late President.
When "Anona'S first appeared upon the
market several months ago It bore upon
Its title pagethe pen-name Vivian Grey"
but as Its fame spread and the royalty
payments on the work accumulated, the
authors identity became public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

r.,nnany. mining brokers. ut $50. Al
T,,na s,way. 1T was said that Charles ii.
stonet,ain YVES a member of the firm.
4 4 member OF tho firm said that Stone
ham was married and lived in Jersey.
City. M.
office during tie day and had long
conference with Mr.. Brambcrgor, her
husbands partner. After she had left
{s I,rnmberger said TINT Mrs. Stoneham
had road OF the shooting III the news
naners. and had hurried over from Jer-
say CITY to try to keep her hnband from
going to tho hospital. She did not learn
that Mrs Gray was dead until she
reached tho Office Eramberger said
that when Mrs. JStoncham left the Office
she went to meet her husband. lie SAID
that she had told him she intended to
stand by her husband and do all she
could for him
Mrs. Grace Sanford. who lives at NO.
Ga West Sixty-slxth Street. said mat
she know Mrs. Gray very wen. sne
sofi that Mrs. Ciray's husband. who was
n wealthy Chicago man. died In May OF
jaat wear at New Orleans, and in July
\ after his death. Mrs. Gray came to
New ~ rls and took apartments Win
Her she stayed until some time after
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Gray met Charles stoneham in
the early fall" said Mrs Sanford ne
is n Jersey 4 City man married and with
a family A few days ago n little son
of his was drowned. aud after the son
death lie determined to give UP. MIS-.
GRAY. He called her up and told her
an Mrs. Gray threatened to commit
suicide unless he returned to her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
HUNG HIMSELF TO TREE.
Paris Season Series Of
Disputes Among Stage. Folk.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald,
Copyright. BY the New York Her1ld Co.,
PARIS. May s.-The Paris theatrical
season commenced badly this year and
its end has been no bettersth han the be-
ginning. With tho exception OF the Com.
$edie Francais which Is scoring n great
success with lie Duel, there is nothing
worthy Of remark. Other theatres are ais
ready renewing their bills. though only
for a month. Whether this is due to ha
war. to Bourse difficulties or to the tenn
pera ture. 1t is impossible to determine.
but In any case there is quite q slump IN
theatrical activity Just now. s..i
d The Isola brothers proprletcrs OF the
Folies Bergeres and the Olympia. have
sold those noted music halls to n. Paul
Ruez. proprietor OF the Partisan. the
8QuIntan!a and few more music halls
The Ruez combination Is described as q
music hall trust. and as such is having
difficulties with the societe des Anteurs,
5Compositeurs ct Editeurs de Musique-
This dispute. coming Immediately after
the struggle OF the Societe des Anteurs
2DramatiQues against the theatre trnst, M
is being watched with greatest interest
The LONELINESS" OF some artists when
criticised was exemplifled this week BY
tho noted baritone. Soulacroix. whose
engagement at tho Opera Comique has
been cancelled owing to the disputes ne
had with Mines. Matrat and CiabTlel
i lcrne, autnOCs ulu CUilposCt - S~'pSSNs,'Sf1f
{ OF ia Coupe EnchanteeR now In re-!
5hearsal.
Mines Matrat and Pierne wished N.
jSoulacroix5 10 change his method OF aoiEs
Ia certain passage, IN conformity Win
their IDEAS. M. soulacrox was much net-
tiled and refused to change. sayins:I"1
give lessons, don't receive them.
AZ. Care, manager OF the Opera Com-
4Iquc. thereupon cancelled his engage,
Sment. which should have run to the enc %
OF the year. A lawsuit will cnsue.
q 4 stormy scene took place this week on
the stage OF tho Varieties Theatre, dur
Ing a rehearsal OF the age d'or.n&by
arme. Georges Feydean and Maurice ,pes-
aVallieres Because tho piece was too LONE,
we'll known dramatic author. NJ Pierre
Decourcelle, was called In by the man MAJ,
agement to apply the pruning knite. In Wy
caused much heartburning to the authors,
which finally vented itself by M. ,Des val.
dlieres striking NJ. Decourcelle IN the h, race
Seconds were appointed. put Desyati'e 81
later apologized, and 80 tho incident vas az
CLOSED. Es ~ .ftGesiI FIX f4sffs 5f15 f54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Identity Established.
nv Associated Press.)

fBy Associated Press)
\ BOSTON. MASS. May 6.-The identltS or
the Hotel Imperial suicide In New ! ork
rs Mrs. J. w. Gray, Of Chicago. and
formerly 70 Of New orleans, was established
rere to-day by5sMiss ?. Stone, a dress
maker. OF No. 6S Humboldt Avenue, RoXt
bury. which address was. found upon
letter in the room occupieu py MIS- IT, y -
in the New York hotel
Miss stone said that she had been i
close friend Of the woman for years afc
had received letter from her, written
from the Hotel Imperial, only a few DAYS
ago Mrs. Gray was the widow, MISS
Some said. OF J. ". Gray, a wealthy Chr
caso broker, who died several years ago
Before her marriage She lived In New
Orleans. She wasEa member of a French
family whose name Miss Stone could not
recall to-day. but she was able to state
that Mrs. Gray had n married sister Nv
ing In New Orleans and a brother in Mex
leo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
.INCANDESCENT GAS ON
STREETS OF LONDON

tspecial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch and
m New York Herald.)
Downright by the New York Herald COD
PARIS, May G.-Steps are now being
taken 10 honor the memory of the late
Jules Verne in several parts Of France.
Nantes, his Aasiye place, Is TO have a
statue and a .comintmorattve tablet on
the house III which he was born. Chan
tenay, where he passed his early life,
viii have Rue Jules Verne and
Amicns. where he died is TO have a
boulevard Jules Verne"
The author left a large lot of unpuh-
lished works, including sixteen plays, Of
which niac arc in verse;?also eleven vol
umes OF the Voyages Extraordinary
series.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

[ I. used to DO considered that only urinary and
bladder troubles were to be traced TO the kldneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly all dis
have their beginning in tho disorder Of these
most important organs. q
Therefore, when your kidneys are weak or out OF
order you can understand how quickly your entire
body is affected. and how every organ seems to fall
to do It's duty.
II you are sick or "fce ba dly,'' begin taking the
cause MS soon as your kidneys begin to get better
they will help all the other orgap5 to health. ~
trial will convince anyone.
aPpetite was dizzy and suffered with hsadacho most
o % o M I bn9w .o et my fy a
1 slsh sWsnp.seei: soes
sfa me- ad batter
Gratefully yours
MRS. A. L. WALKER sa1 East Linden ST. Atlanta, Ga
Weak and unhealthy kidneys nrc responsible for
many kinds of diseases, and If permitted to con-
tinue much suffering and fatal results sure to
follow Kidney trouble irritatcs the nerves. makes
you dizzy. restless. slcepless and irritable. Makes
you pass water often during the day and obliges
you to get up many times during the night. I'm
healthy kidneys cause rheumatism. gravel, catarrh
OF tho bladder. pain or dull ache in the back, Joints
and muscles; make your head acne and back Lche.
cause Indigestion. stomach and liver trouble. sou
though you had heart trouble: you may have plenty
OF ambition. but no strength: get weak and waste
away.
The cure for these troubles Is DR.. Kmer.s
Swamp Root the world famous kidney remedy In
taking Swamp Root you afford natural l.clp to Ma
and gentle aid to the Kidneys that is known to
medical scence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Z Featured BY

the union would get out OF town.
5#t All teamsters now working for the En-
$ployers Association, according to the
alleged plan. should be allowed to re-
tain their places without interference BY
the unions, and all strikers should be
,reinstated for the period OF twenty-four
hours. At the expiration Of this brief
period the employers were to be free to
discharge all the union men they de-
sired.
Mayor Orders Investigation.
President Shea when the charges made
against him were brought to his atten-
ton, declared with vehemence that there
was not q single word OF truth in them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
WORST 0AER IN
CHICAGO STRIKE
Continued from First Fage.)

lost no opportunity to arrest non-union
men. It is said by members Of the EN-
blowers Association that captains and
iieurenants of police have been derellct
in their duty In the suppression Of dis
order and the charges will be filed against
q number OF officors before the Police
Trial Board,
The charges against the labor leaders
are TO the effect that they planned
an ostensible settlement Of the strike
which would give them the credit Of
gaining victory, but which would, IN
reality. leave all the members Of the
union who have been on strike out Of
positions. The plan, as stated by seyeral
member of the Employers Association,
and which they assert came from fresl-
dent shea, of the Teams.ers' y Mon. was
10 call the strike off for twenty-ioat.
hours. during Which time the 1esasss "a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
CANDLES Hills Win,

a A very Interesting game of base hall was
played on the Lee Monument field YESTERDAY
the First Street team, the latter being defeat
cd by the score OF to 9, The features OF the
game were Phillips and Norfleets batting and
the playing OF Dalton for the First Streets
The fine catching OF Gazebrook, excellent
pitching Of Jones and the se ;,, cats s
ali round player and captain OF the CANDLES
Hin, MAS unable TO play on account q
hurting his 2eg IN the .llast game. ], y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Let Buildings Burn,

Fire tonight broke out IN the Goa!
yard of the Peabody Coal Company, ~ I,
Twenty eighth, Street and the penhsyi.
vania Railroad tracks. The damage was
$500. A largo crowd gathered, but no
one would turn In an alarm because -
which is q strong factor in the team
sters strike. The blaze was seen from
distance by policeman, who called the
fire department, Tho police dee.a = go
that the fire was cansed by an incendiaary'
hut they had no direct proof
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
How to Find Out.

II there is any doubt In your mind as to your con-
dltion, take from your urine on rising about four
ounces place It in glass or bottle and let stand
twenty four hours. II on examination 1t is milky
or cloudy II there Is a brink-dust settling. or IL
small particles float about In IT. your kidneys IRE
in need Of Immediate attention. 81
E Swamp Root is pleasant to take and Is used in
the leading hospitals. recommended by physicians
In their private practice and Is taken by doctors
themselves who have kidney ailments, because they
recognize in It the greatest ard most successful
remedy for kidney. liver and bladder troubles
EDITORIAL NOTE.-So successful Is Swamp Il
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

"A rreeport, Ill. man owns e z, deg dog IS, e
which he Is greatly attaGhehd toeE Il q
when the animal was sieh, 81 n vod his life,
Some time later the owner doelaen - n ssedd
gasoline 70 make the ha q ~ sk Skin and
Commenced to cause. a burning s 1elna
to4 With yelp e e 4a'yn th he a straet
broke away and, ran 4oW;l, ~, Nv who ,ad
sives him relief nrevlously lie La tEisdt
70 make The veterinary .ndepstba e 70 I'D do
ne REQUIRED relief hut %as ~ u his master.
Russia. with population o. ls7, 44,,l ~
has only 1884 physeIatnisain ~ ABOUT S
0SS,Vgo, there are 1900 pkysle iaas. y IL