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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18


trations are reported.
Chicago, July 1S.-The crest of the
torrid wave which has brought death
to many and suffering TO thousands for
the past three days today covers the
Atlantic seaboard, and although tenn
peratures in the middle west and north
west have moderated slightly, people
of those sections experienced little re
lief from the excessive heat.
The government weather bureau,
while predicting scattered showers and
slightly lower temperatures in the
western lake region tomorrow, says
conditions do not point to a decided
fall in temperatures.
Near Yesterdny's Mark.
In this city today government in
struments registered at Sc degrees at
10 O'Clock, with every indication that
yesterdays record would be equaled if
not surpassed. During the night and
up to IL o'clock today there were
three deaths attributable to heat, max
ing total of 10 since yesterday morn
ing. Prostrations were numerous and
sufferings in the tenement districts
were severe anu particularly among
children.
Hot sr In East.
Reports from eastern cities show
that today is the hottest of the season.
AT Philadelphia the thermometer reg
istered degrees higher than yester-
day. and the heat reached the record
mark in Boston, Baltimore, New York,
and other points.
Owing 20 a strike inaugurated in
New York by zoe yeOmen in the employ
of the American Ice company. discom-
forts of the heat wave will be magni-
fed today i'm many sections of the city
where IL is feared the strikers will at
tempt to prevent others from taking
their places.
Twenfy-Six PrOstrated.
Chicago. July 1S.-After 26 persons
had been prostrated and nine of them
had died during the hottest day up to
date this summer. breath of cool air
relieved the city last evening.
Aside from deaths directly due to the
heat, there was a great increase noted
in infant mortality. More than a dozen
deaths of babies have been reported to
the health department within the last
two days. the result of cholera infan-
tum.
No Relief Promised.
Washington. ID. C., July Is The
weather bureau announces there are no
prospects for several days at least of
a let up of the extreme heat which has
extended over the country for the past
few days. The entire country from the
Mississippi valley eastward to south
eTn New England and the Florida coast
is in the midst OF we'll marked mid
summer hot spell. Maximum temper
atures yesterday were: Philadelphia
S6. Chicago, 81; Cincinnati. "a; New
York. "a: Detroit. 81: Washington. 90
ST. Louis. 80: Pittsburg, 80: Boston. 90
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18

observed for bubonic plague. Two
seamen died at sea under suspicious
circumstances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18

New York. July 1S.-The state
ment that Thomas F. Ryan will sell
the Hyde stock back to the Equitable
Life Assurance society for $4,000. 600
and thus insure thorough mutualiza-
tiOn of the company has been made
here.
Ii is stated that number of the
newly chosen directors. those selected
by Grover Cleveland, Morgan J. O'Bri-
en- and George Westinghouse. the
trustees. accepted posts in the direct
crate only after they had been assured
most emphatfcally that such an agree
ment existed between Mr.. Ryan and
his three trustees.
Suspicious of S6SJ.OOO LOun.
The Equitable company's loan of
S6S5, 900 from the Mercantile Trust
company. which was mentioned in
State Superintendent of Insurance
Hendricks statement. it is learned to-
day is receiving the most earnest at
tentiOn of the state superintendent.
There is a growing suspicion in p
good many quarters that this standing
loan covered expenditures by the
Equitable society which the officers
did not wish To have appear on the
society'S books. BY means of this
loan it was said the Equitable officers
would have been able TO pay money
for influencing legislation or for other
improper things that have been charg-
ed against them without the entries
appearing on the Society's books.
Depew Loan to he Paid.
Ii was learned also that negotiations
have been opened for the payment of
the $3.50. 600 loan which the Depew
Improvement company made from the
Equitable after Senator Depew had
voted for it as a member of the ex-
ecutive committee.
The deed of the property was filed
only two days ago at the county clerks
office in Buffalo. Who the person is
that is stepping forward now with an
offer to carry out Senator Depew's
guarantee (Which the senator denies
he gave), was not learned. but it was
said that the prospects are good for
the repayment of the loan in a few
days.
AIeNnnder's Condition Critical.
James w. Alexander. former presi-
dent of the Equitable. is in a critical
condition in Unkaway sanitarium,
within three miles of the Oaks. the
summer residence of James II. Hyde
He is rarely conscious of his surround
ings and requires constant attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18
May Be subonle Plague.

New York, July IS.-The entire
crew Of As men on the British steamer
lndrani from Japanese and Chinese
ports was detained at quarantine to be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18
Welch Referee.

San Francisco. July 1s.-Jack WEIGH.
Of San Francisco, has been named as
referee OF the Britt-Sulliyan contest
next Friday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18
WITTE AIRS VIEWS.
Head of Russian Peace EnVoys
Has Faith in the Flu.
ture.
HARMONY WITH LAMSDORFF
Declares His Country Will Be United
in Opposing Unreasonable
Terms.

st. Petersburg, July 1S.-M. Witte,
the senior Russian peace plenipOten-
tiary, received a correspondent of the
Associated Press at his villa on Yelig-
in Island yesterday. After cordial
greetings the conversation gravitated
quietly to the high mission with which
Witte is charged and the disposition of
the foreign press TO interpret his ap.
pOintment as an indication that Russia
should have decided to make peace at
any price.
In Harmony with LamsdOrG.
mo, no." he said, lin the first place
| have been designated by the emper-
or as his ambassador extraordinary for
the pourparlers with the Japanese
plenipotentiaries to ascertain whether
it is possible TO conclude a treaty of
peace. My personal views are of sec
ondary Importance. but my ideas are
in entire accord with those of my
friend, Count LamsdOTff.
Il am sure if l report that the con
ditions of Japan can not be accepted,
Russia will accept the verdict and the
Russian people will be ready TO con
tinue the war for years if necessary.
Not Obliged to Accept.
Russia is not on the verge of dis
solution as a great power and is not
obliged to accept any conditions of
fered in spite of the military reverses
she has sustained.
I'VE are passing through an internal
crisis which has been marked by many
grave events and which have others
still in store, but the crisis will pass
and in a few years Russia will again
take her place as the preponderant
Dower in the European concert.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18
Arabian Ruler Dead.

Jedda, Arabia, July 1s.-Tne grand
shereef of Mecca is dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18
GRAFT" AT GALEsBURG
Architect Tells City CouneiImen They
WSre Influenced Improperly.

Galesburg, ILL.,, July 1S.-During an
angry alteration IN the council cham
Der last night over the acceptance OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-18
Conditions in New York
Made Worse by Ice
mems Strike.
MANY REGISTRATIONS
Temperature Slightly Lower in
West But Relief is
Slight.

New York, July 1S.-The mercury is
at 95 degrees. Fourteen deaths and
more than two score of serious pros
trations are reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Social Dissipation

Young woman from q nearby toy W
Nj was recently Visiting friends In
Cleveland, wns taken sick ct the theatre ne
lit bccarne necessary to call q doctor from
the audience, ana ono promptly appeared
at tic managers office to render her e 2 s.
sIstance After learning her symptoms '.
he ordered her to take a Red Raven She
was sent homo III her carriage lfll SVh = a1
the excitement VAS all over the81nanagerrs
said 10 the doctor: - would serye4 Red %.
Raven ia every lady in my salIllen u
i thought Al would keep them we'll
;Hrhnt IS not exactly the sidea. said the ne
srhls is q particular case as
This young woman has been suffering
from too much social dissipation. She has
been gcing somewhere every Mig ht for the
last two or three weeks, no doubt a
theatre, with refreshments nttcrward
a party, q late dinner and decidedly too
many lnncheons, Her system has become
oYertaXctl, Had she occasionally taken
q Red Raven she would readily have
stood tho strain, AS 1t Was she allowed
herself to break down, There Is nothing
like Red Raven for people In her condi-3
tion, hut the trouble Is they do not all
know il. ~ s M. ti9Y ~ 81 d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
.0RRINE CURES WHISkEy
and BEER HABIT


81 Orrino removes tho craving for wiiskey,.
beer or other alcoholic stinulants, Ihe
piltlent soon loses al desire FOR! drink; his
wreck, Is soon restored to Its normal Con-
4 dition, and the craving for iluprS IS COMO
without the, slightest Knowledge Of the
3pntienlt, Orrlne No. I can bs gl Won secret
Ial Is in pin form, for those who desire to
I be freed from the dreadful curse. Either
form, 81 per box, or SIX boxes for IS,
.i Ir Washington, j. a., who guaranteed
TO cure the craving Tor ltduor, or refund
the money Write for q complete trentlsaj
on sdruilkenness, : ma led free In plain
sealed Yelope. 81 II 3SS8
" lYs have an agent iii every clty---tell us
where you live md we VIII give you his
name, Sold and recon lendedS ny
Polk MillersQ Chi ldreY CO. Is 10l II, Broad
Street, corllos First Street
Polk n llsl Drug Cor Ssi Main ST..
= RlcilplonQ sl s n rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
BASEBALL 8 OUTLOOK.
Southside Pennant Chances Look
Strong on Paper. .sa


Tho / outlook for winning ball BY the
Manchester. team Of tho @ Twin City
a League Is shown by the fact that 4 q
strong team has beenSput togcther.!
ss Al meeting 81 the players with the
{ manager last night II the Manhattan y. an
Club. tho following We're 2prac ally
signed for tho season: s$ I'll III
Cutchers-Elm and Shelton; pitch
Buck Hooker, Charters, u. r. Elicit & Bow
I ors- Buck ~ Hooker, Charters b. q,
Elicit, Bowers, Meade; first base
III EDWARDS: n second base-Houchlns;
Shortest op-Barley5 1<aln; third base
s--Trexlr; outaeld--Ho lland. Jennings,
Hogan, Moore, Cullinan and Clemcnts..t
e Manager Bender, OF the Richmond team,
said last night that lilo Ind signed i up
most Of his men,. and would complete his
roster by the end OF tho week,
Among the Manchester players are
sonlo with more than local reputation.
Barley Kaln Is well known all over the
#country; Buck Hooker Is equal ". as we'll
y known, and Trexler Is considered ono OF
4 tile fastest inaelders and hitters In the
leagu e.sSA ELLIS Is u a newcomer y to this
league, and brings u reputatlon; that puts
him among the, star tWirlers, IN II 4
y r 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
THE HOTELS
Prominent People of Many Sec Sec,
tons Are Gathered Here.

IS hi tons ARE $UatneIeQ@ I1cIc.a5 4st
$sy al 81 and Mrs. W.. ~ Guilnudeu and their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Nv. g. Leo uecr, OF n ews ork, are among
the guests ut the il effrsol. Mr. Gull
landeu is president OF the Old Dominion Don I'M
Steamship Company 6 5ssg
s Mr.. r. Thornton Maryc. son Of stats
Auditor Marye ana until recently an ar uJt :
{chitcct Of Newport News. NOW Of At
ilantn, In the city stopping 70 the & 81 Z
fcrSon, II
Mrs. b. Frank AIebaneS and her sister,
Miss Gray M oTehead,} of North Carolina Carolina,
well known socially in e this cit ana
Throughout the two s ates, are 4 at th ie
Jefferson They We're among the guests
present at the Deep Run Hunt Club yes :
3terday.i y, 4. Y 5I q, NJ
member Of the family, noted II as e meat
hackers, Is ut the u efferson. A .4 ~
'35 Mr., Nv, G. Dunnlngton, a we'll known ".
leaf tobacco dealer, Of SI'armyllle Va, y y
at the j elPers on. u ], y, 4. y,
Mcssrs. I'll. b. NIosby, OF Bedford CITY,
and Nj, a. T.. Hopkins, Of Newport News
gro registered ut the efferson. s3 !, 5S
# MN Wills "a. Jenkins, sup rYising ?rln,-
cin,ll az Inc N export N ews high sctlopl..
h sat Murphy s. II al expressed himself
last 5nlght as favorable to the candidacy
of Mr.. John "A, MEG llYray Of TINS. city.
for superintcnden Of ilpllc
n MY w, w. cling, OF Stauntoll, BY sincss
mnnager OF the Mary Baldwin Seminary,
stanton, Va, Is mt the Richm ond I,
Mr. Lincoln, OF sfnytf y count wen .s'
&,.nmeinbercd a here as "a n member ot li1
5constitutlonal Convention Of 1901 o., Is
Sin1the city, stopping at the r edmond,
II Hon, James II. Cation, Of Alex a. Ii
Who has beensin5 the city for several days
on law business, stopping ut Mprphy,'1s,
Will leave tlIs morning for his nome ~
FAleXnndrla n 5tS3 XXI NJ III ts 4R&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
RETURN Il \ I Old AY.

Mr.. Williams y delayed by Meet E:
ing Of Seaboard Stockhol ders.Ssa#i
Mr. John7 SHELTON Williams was expected
t. return to this city last night. but In
iqury at the residence Of Mr.. ohm d.. VII
iliams elected the informant ton that y M N
Williams would not arrive unit this morn
ing. He nit ended a meeting or Seaboard
stockholders, held III Baltimore yesterday
safterno on, as reported elsewhere In MS
Issue. sls e
BI II connection with Mr.. VIII iams' $ oppo-
,sition TO the proposed Ryan Bla1r- oolld So
organization plan, t Is $announc ed that
Bryan Dinslnore. 4of8 Mo- a Broad Street,
New York city,snvites stockholders of the
satisfied with the Ryan p lair plan to COM
5municnte with him ana join Issue TO sse-
cure better. terms, "a Il! ssss3 81
Is Mr.. John Skelton illiams 81 statement
given to the Baltimore Sun, a So Hlmar!S,
of which IS print cd seWhere Is "a long the
limo Of the circular recently issued by
John II. VILLA ms s n Sons to- seabonrd
stockholders. In this statement Mr.. VIII
Sliams presents some striking facts and
figures, contrasting the statements If ge:-
5penses Of the AtantlcS Coast Line Rail
way with those Of the Sea board Air Line
Under the Ryan Blair regime n and the
management OF Mr.. ]. M. Barr. The
statement severely criticised Mi, Barr's
management and refutes some or his
statements In Il most Vigorous manner 3s
li2s Tho holdings of stock o Z those fayorlng
and those opposing the Ryan Blair plan
are so nearly equal, that Il Is difficult
to determine Just which OF these interests
will dominate IN tho clash when tho ef-
fort Is mad to make the new plan opera
tive AZ i5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Referees for Tenth District
rs c,atg Ia The Time b. ID spat oh.

slAuNToN, H VA Jan. sl,-colohei
slcrnps and President Roosevelt 81 .} nave
agreed ION referees for the Tenth con-
gressIonal District. ana their5 names mays V
been tiled with all the departments \
numbergloG questions have already been
rcserrea to them concerning post ff i
and routes III heiTenth District, and they
are already making their reeommeptsa'
tons ia the Pqstaffise department, Y ~ \
gentlemen appointed as ferees are Hon "a
George a. Reyerconib, of Geyi |. n on, late
candidate for scongress; Colonel JalRes
a.. Trazler. OF Isackbrldge A I'm SPRINGS.
and MI, Joan s.. Collins. Of Greencastlss
Augusta county "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
gFAST-RUNNING NEGRO. n
Broke a Store Wind oW and Gave
az Good Chase.

Henry Coleman, "a youthful negro. Vi is
safely locked up q t the 5Irtrs Police Sta Z
ton on the charge Of attempting TO- steal;
from the window Of the clothing store,
No. I'll ~ East Franklin Street, owned
by i. Speigcl. u. O.
5iB Coleman is alleged to have pushed the
glass In the window, Yhe noise was
heard by. persons on tho corner; who 5in-s
yestigatcd and started Coleman on 3! q
run, Policeman Jennings Joined 5 In the
chase. The negro proved n fine Splinter,
and the officer found Il necessary to,
empty his rayolSer toward tho retreatlng
figure, Aftergit chase. OF several blocks,
through allies and streets. he was ssnally
landed, and carried to tho station
Nothing was taken from the window,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
aaVho Was Iesau5s2''

Tho tholne for the. mems meeting at me !,
Young Men's Christian Assoc lon v Ila I
a. q AZ, "a, clock this AFTERNOON is one OF
great Importance and one that Yltal ~,
CONCERNS Concern, every man 10 Was JesulsSy.
The soloists will be Airs, y. ,istehg1e
ness q Dr.. Charles Gray shlW,T which
snreyer1ts him from addressing the meet
Ing Is ia DO much regretted, General Sec
sretury samuel ISL Mckee Will address
tho meeting and speak on the same Vital
subject, sYs{s f5 $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
BAR|RON.|SAYS
LA.WS0 D
Publishes What He Declares toi
Me RcasonslVliy Rog "'Kick-
Il! ed OUT Bostoiliall. III
\ WHAT i LAWSON A IS SAY, s OF STORY j y
Declares That Day ofE I2sck oning5
IS Coming for System
and Its Notarics.
nfEI2Ieckoning.
q, 1, ]. y, ~ !. 4, III; y. 4,

Il ~; h u. Y h r5ss
s'pecln 70 ~ Ilncs- L1isEa tcll.l
B C,S,rC MA sss., tlfl. q 81 larcnco
sBArron, tc 3iu thorfty triticy 1St,nat1.s
,,; + \, 4. /, :, s I, \,
&, Iii 5',
clares 2 TO- tho real reaso rs Tor y ogers and
tstnndart OIL lscking,a Thomas w Law
st,i III, 4 AZ IA ID II au dw,lv Sam. "
Is ~ . q 4 l- s5s5sIii n y 5
lL Dbl Oh Oh . 1s'1t-Ol ID.
iAsfStIhiss dropping Of Lawson would lave
Sl,cet, ,no ve,.v MI y 4 y |, ra avAt
n, y, " sd
~ !. I3ttrIo NOT tue
|. Eolse thu Lawson lis MAXI ny what
3cauacd Ll,IR tl,onn n, 4 ,,,,vnr Ia told
10 III. !, & . !, 4 ,,.,. ],
3. ~ !" Il,
ss;Lte II lic hcig anal
NJ w ca nc TX
nna q y Y
1.
~ i!orG rIols lIih :.
= ti.1s 4, ,au y ~
~. ~ ~ ",
soIl a ~ its purc the down
f,lu
~, 4, . I,
n
!, ~,
iheivit IA u 4 rsna !
and BUY Il, 900 sfnres more
because g! $of@ tho great OK hibit OF copper
ins,tile mine. Thousands o. men were
70 .and fro there
ton Of mills. tram ways. shafts and lev7
was its grleat
richness and giving exact " true
Il, "a aw 5: style 1 dergroIanpd
wealth and the letters and confidential l
tluYlces we're gong 70 ~
ttogers was tiis wy sha reg
$1,000 ~ ms own y y mere Wa W. =
en- plloye oycrals Y fhe
aIaMins Muses - :, ~
man. put MS eyes open sanu
po y! g u 7, /.
q, =
IRON n ~
ana eiectric
aild
lawson pictures mem
~ t'lI1Il &;
wa Dut 5i1ol
aYertl l q ana ~ . ny
lawson Was g raise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
CHILDREN'sS CHORUS,
Yesterdays Rehearsal Was
Most Encouraging One,

Mic injecting OF the 1chlEdFell 81 10 us y :
tho Wednesday cIub at the y. ~, g. A.
at IA O'Clock yesterday was one of he
most enthusiastic eyer held ~
Mr., Walter G, Mercer, the director, was
we'll nleaset. The children We're exam,
amined individually, and WereE found to
Id splendldly equipped. tlhclr snoWledg lac
of mus d is attributed in q large degree
ia the instruction given at he public
schools, ", 81 w sd H 5j{ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Will Speak in Manchester.

\ governor Montague, Or. W. u. Hatcher
Dr.. r., 1Yllllnghnnl and others will go
to Manchester this afternoon to speak
In the inenorl service TO i 10 held nat
O'CLOCK az ths hainbrlage stEset Bap
u. n Ma hewa, H 4 n, N Il X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

8iection Of Nil:sS ". 4EtI. 1tefner, rendered
most attractive niiisit. M S$ II HI
Mayor WIS introduced by DR., Rs
NJ Iienlag, Wbp presided over tile Meet
Inf .I'he opening ssptb yer YVES offered ~
INV. III, ,T'ndor fanddItiie meeting waA
closed With prayer ~ REV. 1or. N1aybee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
THE 8F1irt. s...
f,Il,o, T!.SD. R !.

f$5f4 III I'd El.b {t$by
s.yvi hand and q. Goa seless. ali,
He goes through d garden Of q lowers fair.
AIRED rose mods and le pl I clss ! + short, Is
Pleased with himself 1T the neat letort.5
No rose can com pare, ''slle soft lyf salds
with the asflng, assiontate rose q
$$rhe dream OF the roso Is bold and 8free;5
She holds his love 3as 8n$priceless5 fec,
Slll Z heart goes out wit y de-
ro the iai ana SPOT less rose 81 white ;$a
Aid again he: SIN los with sweet, content
AS shes ,quickl y yields I her glad consent
fyTte crimson netnls%h throws away
Though Ito loved Il them well for q night
But the life ofs lie rose, IS tho life Of love-
And. their, fhtcs alike Is: the s. ars above
But the dream Is the sWeet test that 4 ever " =
3saGsSy /, SSs 5, & ~ Fssss' cyl:
The King ..58
Over the universal plRt IN AZ " 33s
ISg Ridetht the Sanbnar chi. p tn s 3 nv
Aha 5Se rnirdsrHti IS fiisit brcath.
over the Yorld yt.jld hack gain i; SjS
Wheels rs deadl ! Z ~ Z E
ASIIiss leetest herald, w
"a, tf
Aid none may dare N hn5 monarch mght,'
fsttTfntss1ulcth desttniesS
THAT hath ait lleme1i n realms 70 IL n Oh t.
And, vassals iii the seas IA &.
8No.'clioice, no change Of heart, he kno ws,
I'm favolel u rs. Vi, $
He icour ts'shll esu bjocts as his 70 g, ~
but rtll les them roy sg
And hence thisHcuip 10 thee, Q King ". 53s II
s5E,rho a king, ,sIS cal thee foe ~ s.T
I5$niiay not thy d istruc ton brillg
@ SO pledge thee .ere SO, H " j,
AS tyrant IN strangel ], fa + 38l
|SWith1 thee "a q rule may compare
ThouSart al to 81 !. ", !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Rev. Thomas Riley
II, =. ]. !, A lgs,rIn MI I3ress.

7838E '7 By AssOclntcd Fress.) I.I
LOUISVILLE, N Ky. nm. b q REV.
Thomas II Hey, Of tn 8eCat holic SDioce ESQ of
Alton Ill, died here to- day g 81 injuries
resulting fronl&a fall 4 at II q Monastery
OF C,ethsemaio d week ng Q. M E55 Il, u S.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Meeting Of Women Friends.

4There will be q called meeting Of the
,Yonan's General conlnll Tee In the blue
afternoon Mt 4 o'clock for the purp sos
considering Important mat eFs. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
How a Fake Extra Came About.

y Tho News Lender Company publishes ~
statement In this Issue in explanation
Of az the fake extra, cried OH The streets
early yesterday afternoon. The state
ments, as set forth In the News Lead
er's card. relieves hat papel. and the
Bijoll Theatre management Of all blame,
in connection With the Imposition ontfe
publlc1resulting from the ingenuity of.the
"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
.Mayor: Points Out the Remedy.

Mayor Points Out the Renee y.,
# Hon. Carlton Mccarthy madc q most 9:
effective and forcible nddress at the9te z.
{pernnce meeting held, at the \ N ct lotliSt
Institute last night. Tie said that life
cant growth and tina m cn$must 20 rom I'm
strength to strength in their to Z, =
better life:s that man, only
hope was in the promises Of Gods word
and that unless men would Yield them
selves Sto God IS commandments and cast
themselves on His mercy, here was No.
hope 81 redemption from any sin. Tn
ssnen Ter said that the best and only re m
edy for drunkenness Is found in faith /, 81
God, and the only incans Of driving The
liquor habit from the land .applyliag
the remedies which are tlle Word Vol
of God X .3S Z, 3.ss 4, u. 4,
w Mayor rccalthy's speed, was listen !
ed to with marked attention by5 g large s,
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