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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
HANDcUFFED TOGETHER.
Two Men Who So Escaped Two
Years Ago Again in Jail.
Especial to The Times-p

LYNcHBURG, VA, April 24,--Deputy
United States Marshal Free, Of Spencer,
N. c., brought Tom Copey and & Nal.
Gregory TO jail here this evening, charged
with Illicit aisrliling two years ago. = hese
men were arrested In May 1873, hut es-
al large until day or two ago, when
they We're captured In DAVE. county, n.
q, They VIII be taken to Abingdon fer
Reports from number Of counties
contiguous to Lynchburg indicate the ffuit
cr0p has not been materially injured by
TO be excellent for a large crop of all
Kinds Of fruits this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
ANNEXATION IS
AGAIN Al THE i: !: issue s:
Committee on Ordinances tosDis-
cuss Subject To-lnorrow
Night.
FOR CONSERVATIVE r. PLAN IN
Chances Seem o@l7avor Getting
Together Of Various
Interests.
FOR CONSERVATIVE PLAN.

The fight In Councllmanic circles Tor
the broadening OF the corporate lines
OF Richmond and for affordlng Hnnu-
featuring and residential sites within her
borders is on again in earnest and pros
poets seem bright for the adoption OF Q.
plan satisfactory to those representing
the two plnrs that were recently re-
jccted.
The matter comes before the Ordi-
nance Committee tomorrow night at
8 clock and It is likely that there viii
bc n large attendance of both members
and citizens.
There Is nothing before the committee
In the way of new lines at present, but
t;hcre seems to be n general disposition
te strike some hanpy Gaum these as a
basis, the Committee will proceed TO
frame a new one.
Action Well Received.
The action OF tho CHAMBER OF y Com
merce In requesting the Councii 20 n ,!e,tl
the cty lines SO a To- in q
that the body refrained from advocating
any particular plan, Is also well re- re-
The Chamber recalled after thanking
the Council for its efforts to arrive at q
feasable plan OF annexation. requested
klElI LIZ llcWl
those proposed by the plan OF Captain
Mills. II the plan can be perfected by
the committee in time. Y Will probably
go to the Common Council for action by
that body first, at the May meeting next
Monday night. If not, It Will go to tic
Board and be handled there first.
Good Feeling EXls
i 1t is not believed that any tangible plan
has been worked out by any one yet
buttit is certain that better feeling pre-
wallis among the members than when the
subject was under consideration some
time ago and that It will be much easier
now to arrive at some common ground
which Will afford relief and upon which
all may stand Advocates. Of annexation
outside the Council are not idle, ard
theyare slnown3to feel much encouraged
at what appears to be good prospects Tor.
the adoption Of an early and satisfactory
scheme OF annexation. sff
g There Is great public interest III the 4
ultimate result OF the fight for an
nexation, and the subject Is freely dis
cussed In many quarters daily.
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NEWS GATHERED
!. FROM ..0|. l s' {: 0 ] |
Board Of Aldcfmeti Concurs iii
Action on the Bond
Isst1e.
lNDIANoLA TRIBE c CELEBRATES
Licking Greek Stub Lands Six
Fo7x2es.-Oth South
side News.

~ + i
Manchester Bureau, Times Ispa oh,
No. 11f2 Hull Street.
Easter Monday Is always a. general
holiday In Manchester Those who do not
go fishing, go to tho bali game And as
a. result there is no politics or disorder
OF any kind. Yesterday was no excep-
ton to tho rule. The ladies who had
new hats went out to lot them be shown,
and there were ono or two men who had
the nerve to go out in the street with
straw hats on. Otherwise everything
went on in tho even tenor CT It's way,
and all was peace and quiet for the
time being.
Board Concurs.
The Board OF Aldermen met last night
and concurred in the action or the lower
branch in passing the ordinance concern
Ing the bond issue of sG5OOO, which was
adopted at the last meeting OF the Coun-
ell. 8TSH ti 49,
The Street Committee met last night
and instructed the city engineer to ..jump
on" the plumbers and others who fail TO
mako unnecessary repairs to the streets
when work is done. This rule will be
fully carried out.
Caught Six Foxes.
Tho Licking Creek Hunt Club went out
yesterday to the woods. and freed six
gray foxes. This club Is notedbfor the
number of foxes caught in the time since
Reorganization, and the catch yesterday
was one Of the best for a. long timc
The club is made up of some Of the lead
ing citizens of Manchester, some Of whom
arc enthusiastic foxers. The club had a,
fino attendance yesterday, and a pleas
ant time was had.
Indians Celebrate.
Indianola Tribe celebrated It's anniver-
sary. at Leader Hall last night, and one
of the best times In the history Of the
tribe was had The hall was crowded
with persons who enjoy good things when
hilarious time for II ewt hours, after
fered to those who wished to take
chances, and there were many who didn't
care what became OF them after. Lonnle
Wilson told a-few funny stories.
Personals and Briefs.
s Mayor Maurice fined Henry Coleman
S yesterday on the charge CT beatine
his wife, and he fined .Petre E,a sly s. 80 for
being too drunk to care for himself
The Matinee Euchre Club will be enter
tanned tonight by Mrs. Morris. in honor
of her sister,, Miss Page Hewlett, at No
1017J Porter Street.
All colored voters are called to meet
tonight in Cunningham's Hall.
r. H. Walker will bio taken to the Nc.
mortal Hospital this week for treatment
1.-The tBurnetts aresreported to have left |
Suffolk for the North. II 45, .s3s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
No Show to Them.

senators r for failIng 10 show up in the
bowling rnobs that turned Out to See
II.n9s.ynlt should not lose sight OF the
considerable time In and about the
geat of government and that real live
President Is really, no show To them
Opelka, Ala. News,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
-OS -

a Keen Appetite, healthy complexion
or good nights sleep. The stomach's
gone back on y YOU again. Just take
Hostetter's Stomach etters and soc how
quickly YOU will recover these priceless
possessions. Thousands have done so
during the past 80 yeara. 1t strength
ems the organs OF digestion, purlfics tho
blood. induces sound sleep and cures In.
digestion, Dyspepsia, co,tlyeness. Female
Complaints or Headache.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
True Enough.

nondon, and that h somcthing that
some Americans do not get In that cold,
cold England, --Rachmond Dispatch.
scss encr:y and good business juI-
meHt can thrive on this side the Atlantic
regardless OF John Bulls attitude one,
way or The Observation-Disclosures News.-..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Pronunciation.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch: y.
Slr-I will thank you to answer, Ivy
Query Column, the question below.
What Is the correct prontnciation OF
the name OF tho great African Mission-
G. - y NAAaatSdy'fo VI y e1'u 1Nor1JR1IR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

Will you please inform mo whit was
the difference in the temperature Of the
weather 49, Al. IS April, 1854 and the
temperature sof this present April IL, u
IS, 1906 and oblige, an old Confederate
soldier, Of Maryland Il
Ne TteisIs51 MICHAEL FOSTER.
The Weather Bureau here has no
records numbering back to 1854. q 5a$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Cancelled Stamps.

Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch:
81 sir,-WiI1 you please publish, in your
Weekly Times Dispatch Queries. II it Is
lawful to sell cancelled stamps or not;
If can please give me an address where
I can sell them, and also please publish
Wreck, !" and oblig !. i - 49,, 2 =, i
WEEKLY SUBSCRIBER.
There Is mo law against the sale Of
cancelled stamps. Only rare stamps are
tos stamp collectors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
QUERIES. AND I.
ANSWERS
The Dog Tax.

Please answer, through Query Column,
II it2is constitutional to tax fox dogs.
No. 81. HI u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

Some men do some mighty absurd
things occasionally TO get free advcrtis-
ing. A man in New York named William
.Travers jerome has stepped under tho
llmelight by making public announcement
that Thomas j fferson was fakir. $s5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Living,

Bobk Agcnt.--ls billings ttlll selling
that book, How To Lave on Fifty Gents
q Dayyt
make oyer four dollars a day selling It,
nhd he couldn't live en- that. you know
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

& There is lonely grave on the top Of.
the mountain near Trinidad, COL, and
but recently n woman in black sought
1t in sorrow and kneeling reverently wa.
tered its sod with her tears. The grave
has been there for a year, but time had lsl
not tempered the grief Of the woman who
wept and her tears flowed none the less
copiously. The grave holds the dust OF
what was oncc a beloved bull dog, and
the weeping woman is one Of New York's
400, u cousin of the distinguished society
hero. Harry Lehr. New York society
must have It's recreation, however. and
If dead dogs supply the need. the general
public will not complain It Is good to
know that even dead dogs have their
uses. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

The fishermen OF Richmond and the
suburbs came near to exhausting the
waters of the James Of small fry yester-
day or rather they tried to. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
M aYa Cousins Marry2.

Editor offThe8'T INES Dispatch .5ts SH
,Sir.-yVfiI you Irkindly tell me through
the. Query Column IT there is any law
In. the Bible forbidding first or second
cousins marrying II tlHre IS, please say
what book I might find itIn?
I;i1 "A SUBSCRIBER
Y There IS nosSBibncan law forbidding
such marriages, II the auerist will
turn to the eighteenth and twentieth
chapters of Leyiticus he will find the
Mosaic law ofprohibition In maria ses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

The fruit crop was frosted" sufficiently
to enable dealers to keep the prices for
early peaches up on theihigh line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
.Ullited States Senator.

member OF the Virginia Legislature un-
der the primary plan to vote for United
States Senators. and obllge.
sDUTHER B.&VAUGHAN.
4 Your query Is not quite clear. II you
mean to ask II any member of the SLegis-.
lature will be. legally bound 10 vote for
the person nominated by the primary, we
answer - Il = 4 ~ i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

Is it possible that the stock market is
going to have another attack Of lin.
Digestion"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

The baseball editors pencils are be-
ginning to be worked to the limit OF point
ed endurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
The Verb to Be.

f5H5t =gs L 14C ~ - tIfsi ~ 4
Editor of The Tines-D ispa tch: A.4f t.itcis5,
Sir,-Will you please inform mes through
has the verb to be in the subjunctive
mood and conjugate them. Is the pro-
rrcssiye form used In the subjunctive?
. - e AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
me grafnfha 'i,s'9 !. uet.anS e's ~
lenses OF the verb TO pc IN the supJutlc-
five mood: namely, the present and past,
-, IL follows. Present &. 7
be, you be, he be, etc. Past. were,
Won we're. he were, etc. In unreal con-
.,.,a, -, ha forms Mad heen
ui''o'ia' - IL, ~
ing in the subjunctive mode pluperfect
,anso
!rh. ro-o,,,ad progressive forms are
nj me iced IN coniurating this verb.
nj, D,-d,. OKLA
The OrulkdluS S4!llu.
Doun in a lonely graveyard
Where the sweet nagnolias wave,
So Silent IN the grave.
Il 5
Oftimes a, lonely father comes
And fingers many hours,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
! Con1nara4;ve Temperatures.

MAXI: accent on the last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

The D. a. r. election gave. the organ
ization one of the biggest ads. it has had
for several years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

+ The Easter excursion trains increased
Richmond's temporary population Jester
day several thousand Good day to have
taken a census.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

The April number Of The Engineering
Magazine contains an article from DR..
Lewis Bell n well known electrician, In
which he points out Industrial possYbili-
ties opened UP by the transmission OF
water power through the medium of cleo
tricity. He recalls that there are many
streams in the United States capable Of
yielding from 200 to 600 horsepower EACH,
but thus far have not been Utilized
Wherever such stream flows near u
village or town lie urges that the power
be developed, converted into electricity
and conveyed to the village or town for.
manufacturing purposes. There are many
such streams in Virginia, and we give
the hint to all concerned. Any settle.
ment- in Virginia which has water power
within its reach is standing very much
in its own way If 1t falls to convert y
into electricity and put 1t to work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

What jolly Easter Monday, the. Pres
ident of the United States. did spend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

If your lawn mower needs sharpening
up now is the time for that business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

been done there will be very few streets
IN tho city made of crushed granite.
Such streets arc gradually being retired,
and the nuisance from granite dust will
be measurably decreased within the near
future
But there VIII be plenty or dust Of
another sort and we insist and pray that
the streets be sprinkled under the Joint
supervision of the street and water de-
partments and at tho cost Of the city.
It Is as mich part OF the city work,
granting that 1t Is necessary, as paving
or sweeping the Streets and 1t Is neither
Just nor Is It cxpedient for the sprinklng
4 to be done by Individuals. It can be more
economically and moro satisfactorily done
by the city, and II there Is not sufficient
money for the purpose. let the tax rats
be Increased. If we have not demon
strated that 1t IS good economy to sprinkle
the streets; if we have not demonstrated
that dust costs mo~s than sprinkling, we
will give up the fight.
There are property owners who say they
cannot afford to paint their houses. That
may be good economy, but discreet busi-
ness men donot think so. Neither do dis
Greet business men think 1t good economy
for the city to lett streets go dirty and
dusty, for the sake Of saving u few
thousand dollars.
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Major Myers.

Major Myers.
Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-VYilL YOU please be kind enough
to let me know If Colonel Myers. who
was civil engineer on General Lees staff
during the war, is dead.
Direct to- ~ b
|, TIToNa o,coNNEL.
Leighs. Va. #
Y A1ajor.sE ID. Meyers is president OF
the Richmond, Fred ericksburg and Pos
tonac railroad, and Lives in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

The lend seat hog goes to church oc-
casionally especially on Easter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

They will never be happy until they
get Mr.. liydcs hide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Board Concurs. Il

The Board OF Aldermen met last night
md concurred In the action OF the lower
branch in passing the ordinance concern
Ing the bond issue Of $4,000, which was
adopted at the last meeting Of the Coun-
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Revolution IN on Refining.

Washiu gton. d. O. Nov. 4-Consul
Fleming Of Edinburgh, Scotland. re-
ports to the state department re-
maykable revolution in tho refining CT
mineral oil. It IL = process that will
save enormous losses. At least 20 per
cent now sustained. and will do away
with tho expensive methods that de-
pend today on the use Of chemicals.
The inventor of the process IL . Doc.
tor MoAlpins and he claims for his In.
vention the abolition, Of chemicals.
two Installations instead Of three.
twenty per cent increased yield Of pro-
ducts and improved quality Of all the
products.
As ID we'll known vitriol and oauss
tic soda form two Of the costliest
items in oil refining. and many thou
sands of dollars each year would be
saved II the new process proves suo.
cessful. The simplicity Of distilling
the oil BY ono distillation less ID
another economical invention. aud
this closely followed by securing one.
6fth more Of liquid products, which
at present are irreooverable, would
permit profits to be reached in the
oil trade never previously dreamed Of.
even by tho great combine which now
controls the products and yields mil.
lions annually to Mr.. Rockefeller and
his associates. te
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Cars Anniversary.

81. Petersburg. Nov. 8-Today wa
the eleventh anniversary Of the Acces-
sion Of Nicholas H.. who became Gear
on the death Of his father. Nov. ..
1924. NOV. 2, according to the Rus
sian calendar. Owing to the troubled
state Of Affairs throughout the empire 9
there WAS no public celebration Of the
anniversary other than the customary
religious services. The populsoe IL
on et9e that in expectation that the
anniversary may be signalised BY. .
definite announcements that constitu-
tion has been granted.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
THE NEW YORK
Is. o CAMPAIGN ENDS
Continued from page ~

seems. with fair reason. The only
black spot on the horizon Of Tam.
|many's hopes and expectations 10 the
district attorneyship. District At.
tosney Jerome. who. in popular
parlanee. hes fought Tammany ITO .
nnish. will probably be reelected.
His campaign has been ono Of the
most interesting the metropolis ever
has Witnessed and he has the support
and best wishes Of the better element
of both parties. His attacks on Lead.
or Murphy Of THnmAny has aroused
the cohorts OF tho Fourteen Street
Wigwam to frenzy and they arc leav.
Ing no stone unturned TO insure his
his defeat next Tuesday. Mr.. Je.
rome. however. 10 keeping up the
light with unabated ardor and appeArs
confident Of success.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

u n 4 n. q. v =. y y
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY

FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY The
Columbian Society Of tho Rockvals
public schools will give An entertain.
ment In the Rookvale town halt Sat.
urday evening. November lIth, fol-
tho purpose Of raising funds with
which to purohass new books for she
school library. The program will in.
cluded sonss. reoitations, solos. duets.
Dialogues, debates. impsrsouAsiona
and paper. Omission adults sbo,
children 10 cents.
BARTON RE.APPOINTED-Wil.
lett Barton at the band rehearsal last
night. withdrew his resignation ten.
dered some weeks ago - instructor,
aud was re.appointed. A Mr.. No
Guire Of Salt Lake. . we'll known
band master. Was being tried ont and
would have bseu engaged. his services
proving perfectly satisfactory. but Mr..
Barton being located here was given
the preference.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Cured Consumption.

Mrs.. B. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kans.
writes; my husband lay sick 70, three
months. The doctors said he had quick
consumptlon. We procured bottle Of
bailArd's Horehound Syrup and II cured
him. That was six years ago. Slncs
then " have always kept . bottle 10 the
house. We cannot do without Il. For
coughs and colds Il has no equal" &c,
800 aud el. Bold by rlorsucs Palace
Phssnscy md A.A. Hull. t.g IT,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Troops Arrive.

aolnngrts6. Nov. 4-Three Rus.
sian battleships and cruiser arrived
today conveying 10. 600 troops. The
general strike oontinues, ar >
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

New York. Nov. "A large part Of
the selling and betting ct the stock
exchange will await the publication
Of tho canvass tomorrow which il sx.
p~cted will show Hearst the favorite.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

Betting ON Mcclellan this after
noon 70 . 10 I. and on Jerome 10 10 9.
Grast strength revealed for Hearst,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
The Exact Thing Required fol
Constipation.

"As a certain pufgative and stomach
purifier Chamberlain's Stomach and
Tablets seem to bc the exact thing re-
quired. strong enough for the most ro-
bust, yet mild enough and saio for chill
dren and without that terrible gripping
10 common to most purgatives," say X.
8. Webster 4 Co.. Udora, Ontario, Can
ada. For sale by all dealers. tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

MORE sNOw-Parsly cloudy to
night; Sunday rain or snow and cold
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-09
sRE zaIa,f dIfNs

agricultural implements, horses and
cows to operate a dairy farm. His
crops We're always put in in season
and thoroughly cultivated. He car
ried his milk TO creamery and raised
all his calves. He produced good
many hogs, and after three years APP
peared to be selling hogs and cattle
every month in the year.
All the stock on his farm appeared
thrifty and his dairy herd increased
in quality and quantity of production.
Low places on the farm were tiled and
by judiciOus management of fertilizers
the land yielded increased crops an
nually. From the first interest and
annual payments were met from the
extending the loan before the final in
stallment was due he had purchased
and paid for an adjoining eighty acres.
This achievement was accomplished by
skillful management of his estate, a
study of what kind of farming was
out all his plans with strenuous per-
severance.
Contrasting with this example Of sue
cessful agricultural operations was A
neighbor who had inherited an ad-
joining 300-acre farm, of equal fertility
and productiveness. This wealthy
farmers son had no natural talent for
agriculture, and after living on his III
herited estate for thirty-four years,
died actually poorer in personal prop
erty than when he came into possession
of his patrmony. With the resources
of splendid farm at his command
he neglected TO improve his opportuni-
ties, and instead of leaving large
bank deposit account to be distributed
among his heirs, he left the estate in
numbered with debts and in d dilapl-
dated condition.
Success in agriculture depends as
much on rosourceful management as in
the fertility of the soil. One man is
always seeking more knowledge ap-
pertaining to his profession, and so
operates his land as business propo-
sition that he achieves brilliant sue.
cess, while another man, environed
with greater opportunities for creating
wealth by neglecting to improve his
chances, scores a signal financial fail
urc.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-09
The Libraries of the Country.

The United States commissioner of
education has in his annual report a
chapter on the libraries of the country.
Only those containing 1000 volumes
or more are counted. There are nine
libraries that contain more than 300,-
GOO volumes each, and SO that have
over 100000 each. 1t is shown that
The North Atlantic States contain more
than half the entire number of libra
yies enumerated, 3,006 libraries con-
tanning in the aggregate, 27,SO5, $3.50
volumes. New York is at the head
of the States, having 934 libraries,
with 9,079,S63 volumes; Massachusetts,
next, with 624 libraries and 7,616,99i
volumes; Pennsylvania follows with
491 libraries, containing 4,5S0,312
volumes. These three States have
nearly 80 per cent of the Libraries and
40 per cent of the number of volumes
reported for the whole country. TAX
ing the country as a whole, there is
one library containing at least 1000
volumes for every 11,OO0 of the popu-
lation