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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-08-18
White Goods

Plain White Lawn India
Linen, worth 6 and Sc;
sale price. ...4c
Fine White Lawn and India
Linen, regular y and 15c
goods: sale price. ..7c
Extra Fine White Lawn
and India Linen, worth
regular Zoe; sale price..9c
White Nansook checks and
Dimity, worth regular 6
and 7c; sale price. &c
Fine white Nansook and
Dimity in checks and
stripes, worth regular 10
and 12Ac; sale price sc
Extra fine Dimity in stripes
and checks, worth regular
20 and 25c; sale price. sc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-08-18
Ginghans

Best grade beautiful line Of
stripes and checks, also
solid Blue and Brown, all
new fall styles, worth
regular 10 and 12c; sale
price. ."ZC
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-08-18
Wash Goods

All our 10 and 12c fancy
Lawns, beautiful line of
neatpatterns; sale price sc
All our 5 and &c Lawns,
fast colors; sale price. sc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-08-18
CaliCos! CaliC0s!

JUST RECEIVED a BIG LINE OF
FALL STYLES.
Best grade Indigo Blue and
the fancy New Blue, all
beStgrades and fast colorS,
worth 5 and &c; sale
price. ."4c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-08-18

Boys Long Pants Suits
One lot worth regular $500
and $500; sale price S2.25
Boys 2 piece suits, size 4 to
1t, worth regular $3.50
and $500; sale price SI.o5
One lot all wool worth regu-
lar $500; sale price SI.Io
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
FREIGHT CONDUCTORS.
Young Man Under Arrest Uses
Stool EFFECTIVELY.

Great excitement prevailed around the
Twenty-ninth and p Streets car barns
yesterday afternoon upon the arrival Of
the 10 o'clock car from Seven Pines. and
the police are looking for young man
by the name of Richardson, as the re-
suit.
Richardson had been tripping the gay
fantastic at n dance on tho Seven Pines
line, and while en- route to Richmond
was wrapped In deep meditation and
cloud OF tobacco smoke upon tho front
platform OF the car The smoke became
Offensive to passengers inside. and Mr.,
Richardson became offensive to Con-
ductor Hoflebower when demonstrated
with.
He was placed under arrest, and While
lodged In the Twenty ninth Street office
awaiting the patrol. smashed out the
window with stool and made his escape
having frightened off several conductors
and slightly injuring one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
PUBLIC Peril I'M S0AP.
Vile and Worthless limitations Of Munyon's Witch
Hazel Soap Menace the Peoples HEALTH
Biting Aa Refuse Slaughter Houses Made
Into Soap Which Offered Few Pennies Under
Name Hazel

Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap Is pure
enough to eat. It Is composed OF the
finest indictments, unguents and vege-
table products. In addition to an extract
Of witch hazel which possesses a strength
greater than that Of any other extract
over made, It contains other properties
which In their nature must absolutely
soften and beautify the skin, eradicate
blackheads, pimplcs and similar erup-
tons. and euro skin disorders. 1t is
the sweetest and best toilet soap made.
That is why millions OF cakes have been
sold since It's first appearance on the
market.
That, also. Is why scores of imitators
have endeavored to reap the benefit Of
Its popularity by making up some mis-
cradle substitute, giving It the magic
name Witch Hazel Soap and selling 1t
OF a price which indicates that 1t is
composed OF only the cheapest and most
harmful ingredients.
Prof. Munyon says he has analysed
twenty-one different makes OF so-called
Witch Hazel Soap, and in mono has he
found the slightest trace OF tnH great
curative agent.
On the other hand, ne asks the pub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
VETERANS LEAVE.
.Richmonders Off for Reunion in
LouisvilleLadies in the Party.

Sixty-odd members OF r. E. Lee and
Pickett Camps, OF Confederates, and
dozen or more ladies left Richmond yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock IN special
Pullman cars over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad for Louisville. KY, to at
tend the annual meeting of the Grand
Camp. U. c. ", and the great reunion
OF the survivors of a glorious army. It
was q long train that wound Its way
west ward among the Virginia hills and
mountains for the beautiful Kentucky
city. and train never carried happier
lot Of veterans, for many of them have
experienced the hospitality of Louisville
and are anxious to repeat the experiences.
The veterans persistd to the last In.
refusing to give out complete list
Of those who made the trip. Among
them, however, were Rev. John William
Jones, d. D., grand chaplain: General
Stith Boiling, OF Petersburg, an officer
OF the Virginia Division; Commander o.
B. Morgan. Of Lee Camp: Lieutenant-
Commander Bass, .Adjutant J. Taylor
Stratton, OF the same camp; DR.. and Mrs.
C. w. P. Brock, Captain D. A. Brown.
Mr.. James T. Gray. Miss Gordon, spon-.
sor for Lee Camp; Miss Urquhart, her
sponsor: Miss Bouldin, the Misses Woody,
and many other members Of the two
camps. Rev. James Power Smith, D.
d., Left last night by later train, as
did several OF hers, who were unable to
get away in the afternoon.
The reunion which will begin to-mor-
row, will continue through Friday. and
besides the sessions OF the Grand Camp,
will embra ce an attractive social and en-
tertainment programme.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

der even to think Of the dangers, not
alone to babies, but to all members OF
the family. that exist In the use OF such
soaps as these. Not only Is there not
a drop Of witch hazel In any OF them.
but most OF them are made UP ut cost
Of or 2 cents cake by unskilled and
cheap laborers. OF materials that are so
vile and tainted that were their foul-
ness not concealed by pungent perfumes
they would not be tolerated for an In
slant even In the poorest homes.
II urge upon mothers who wish to
raise their children In a healthy condi-
ton the absolute necessity Of using the
purest soaps that they can obtain Few
realize the terrible danger there Is In
rubbing and lathering even the adult
skin with n composition that contains
poisonous Ingredients. The pores arc
the natural sewers OF the body, through
which much Of tho cast-off material
passes. II these be stopped up, or II
through such channels impurities be In
troduced into the system, tho direct re-
suits are bound to foilow-results that
nre shown In unhealthy internal condi-
lions, blotched hands and faces. erup-5
lions, sickness and sometimes death.
There Is no purer soap In the world
than Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap; there
liz none which is as good for baby or Tor
grown-up and there is none which more
surely guarantees safety and health for
the family Price 15cl Munyon. Phil.
,adelphia, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

lie to stop for one moment and ask
themselves the question: What becomes
OF the diseased cattle which die In the
slaughter houses7" What becomes OF
the rotten carcasses that are unfit for
any purpose save concealed one? Why
do the ranchinen and other cattle dealers
as quickly as even humanity will allow,
rush dying steers along with the good
ones to the abattoir?
It is because this animal refuse Is boil
ed In watts, mixed with other disgusting
constituents, disguised with cheap per-
fume that may cheat the nose but can
not deceive the skin, and Is then turned
out ns soap under a name that should
DO guaranty Of Its purity and good
ness
Prof. Munyon, who spent years In per-
fecting his Witch Hazel Soap and who
guarantees by his entire fortune. BUSH
ness reputation and personal integrity
Its absolute purity and power In curing
akin disorders. says:
'''The man who would knowingly In
vite the mother to apply to her baby's
skin soap composed OF vile impurities,
and who would steal the name Witch
Hazel Soap, and under the guise OF an
article known to be pure enough to eat,
introduce into the home an agent Of
tuberculosis. scrofula and skin and blood
poison. should receive sentence as se-
we're as that administered to the assas-
sin.
at makes the right thinking man shud-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
DENTAL BOARD HERE.
Session Will Begin T o-day-Class
to Be Examined Large.

The State Dental Examining Board
held Its annual meeting at Murphy,s
Hotel last night with the f9lloYing g.; 1i J.
forth, Of Richmond, president protein;
Dr. r, II. Walker. Of Norfolk. secretary
and treasurer, and Drs. J, A, CALVIN. OF
Charlottesville; n, c. Lewis, OF Culpeper,
After attending to tho regular business
Of the board arrangements were made to
hold the examinations for applicants TO
practice dentistry In the State In the halls
Of the University College Of Medicine.
The session will begin this morning at
O'Clock and to continue for several days.
The class promises to be large ono,
DIR. w II, Campbell, president, was
account Of pressure OF business at home,
but xepects to join the board In session
to-day, s,4 1919 i}stt7a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
GIRLS IN KNOCKERS
LED BY LITTLE mary
Chip, As Of Old, is Where the
Fun is the Thick
est. BIZ

not the marble heart her name notwith-
standing. and Chip. just as clipper as
evidence, again returned to the home town
casino cas- os IN s n ksPbeeEEeq er
BEEN Adopted ~ Riehmon ID ar. and now tSey
consider this city home. and there
seems to be a mutual understanding be-
tween the up players ysat and Richmond audi
Their homecoming last night was well
coined by an audience that filled every
seat in the Casino. It was an audience
they might catch d glimpse of the three
feet high comedian. with the funny walk,
and hear that ridiculous little laugh OF
Voice. And When the funny legs Of Chip
peared. there was applause that drowned
the barker's cry on the board walk and
The story OF THE Knickerbocker Girl"
Is simply the story of Jack and jill, or
rather Chip and Mary. These two small
little people In the nursery rhymes, and
since the production here OF Babes in
Toyland,' one IS apt to associate them
with Little Boy Blue and Bo-Peep ana al
the rest.
There were several familiar faces in the
company besides those Of the two Rich
mond favoritss. for Dan Marble, william
Fanchonetti were all in the cast. The
chorus had that sprightliness about IT that
made one think Of the old Bijou Musical
Comedy Company in Its best days: The
performance was full Of life and went
with vim. The best OF the old musical
numbers have been retained. such as "A
Little Bird is Looking All the Time" and
LENA with several new songs. includ-
ing Every Dollar Carries TROUBLES OF lts
own" have been interpolated with good
effect The bill3will3 be changed Thursday
night, when THE Little Host" will be pre-
scented, with John W. Dunno In the cast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
METHODIST SCHOOL.
Z
Interesting Exercises and Craft
fying Reports at Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday School Society was held at Laurel
Street Church Sunday, Mr. z. NJ. BEDFORD,
president; DR.. f. w. Stiff, secretary
The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. c. II. McGhee, and the following
the schools 54
Song, BY tile Junior department. 'Ho-
zanna;'' recitation by Mamie Crump;
recitation, by Hazel Crump; duet, by Dvy
Edwards and Beaulah Southall Rev. G..
II. Galloway delivered an interesting nd
dress on Fighting" He told the children
ness and laziness, In order to become
strong and useful men and women. The
schools reported as follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
HISTORIC GRAYs
ENJOY An OUTING
Members Are Awarded Medals for
Merit-Day Spent at
Westhampton.

Company "A. Richmond Grays, celebrat-
cd It's sixty-frst anniversary at Vest
hampton Park yesterday by an all day
outing.
About forty-flvo members participated
with goodly number OF the Veteran
Association and several invited guests.
Among those present were Major Louis
Werner, chief Of police; Captain 3. +.
Howard, former chief OF police; Dr..
Truman "A. Parker. surgeon OF the First
Battalion, Seventeen Regiment. infantry:
Colonel Theo. Folkes. Mr.. Barney Frisch-
korn, Sergeant T. B. Harrison, Captain
a. w. Miller. Major G. Q. saville. Major
Cyrus Bossieux. Major c. Cray Bos-
sieux. Captain Henry Dickerson, 7. N.
O.Keefe, Hezekiah New. Sergeant Lewis
Ramstetter A. F. Rogers. Mr.. Virginius
Bossieux, e. w. Drew, Lieutenant z. c..
Garrison. Lieutenant J. II. Goode. Ser
geant Otto Gilbrick. Sergeant John T..
HOWE, Lieutenant T. L. Jetcr Q. r..
Kelley and numerous others
"A very exciting game Of baseball was
played by teams from the officers ana ma
lpriyates resulting In a score OF to !
in favor Of the prlvates. III
Captain A. w. Miller. OF Company B..
was very conspicuous and expert per-
former at the initial bag for the pri-.
Yates and proved to be the star player.
Attendance medals were awarded to
Sergeant Allen Lanzarne and Private
q. T. Tosh for having made IS per cent.
during the year.
The medal for the best drilled member
was awarded TO Private George W.,
d Medals Medals for target shooting were won
BY Captain W. NJ. King, Jr.. frstFprize.
score II: Private B. II. Ware, second
prize. score Is, and Private r. H. Ladd.
third prize. score II. ].
CAPTAIN A. w. Miller. uncle Tony"
IS he is popularly. known among the
BOYS. presented the medals for all con-.
tests in very neat and humorous
speech, Astounding with good advice In
which he expressed his kindly feelings
toward Company A. Ca plain Miller was
also Judge OF the competitive drill and
presided in most able and Impartial
manner.
W. Cunningham. Colonel E%Leslie spence,
lieutenant. Governor Joseph e. Wlil Eal
and Captain John z. Iaughton. Jr., e*-
messing their regrets at being unable 40
attend and wishing all most succ e'.S.'
full and ENJOYABLE celebration.
very delightful day was spent, anu
the company returned about lo:So iast
! evening. ra,,,da al
Restaurateur c. T.. Dickinson provldea
q most substantial and enjoyable dinner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
PROBE TO BOTTOM
IN THE Gas MATTER
Mr.. Cock Comes to Help Mr..
Bruce in Finding Out Local
Trouble.

Mr.. Howard Bruce, the chief gas expert
employed by the special committee on
gas Investigation in this city. is now in
New York, arranging matters for tho
rough looking over of conditions here,
but in his absence Mr.. John Boden Cock,
his recently appointed assistant, Is on
duty. getting things In shape for real
Mr.. Cock is d native of Powhatan
county and Is young man well versed in
all matters pertaining to the manufacture
Of gas. lie went over the lower gas
works with Superintendent Knowles yes
terday, and upon the return of Mr. Bruce,
who Is expected back IN Richmond In a
few days, he and others Will assist tho
latter In finding out what Is the trouble
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Broke All Records.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway on Sun
day broke the records OF the past two sea-
sons in the number OF persons hauled on the
two trains TO Old Point. Newport News and
Norfolk Tho total number WAS between eight
hundred and nine hundred persons. The warm
army and navy exercises Oft Fort Monroe
proved n double attraction
THE Norfolk and Western Railway on Sum
day hauled between 900 and 600 persons on one
train. Its Trlby trip TO the seashore and
Norfolk . The crowd at Ocean View and Vir-
ginln Beach and the other coast resorts adj
jacent to Norfolk, was tho largest OF the sea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
WILL PROBABLY NOT
PAY HEAVY. PRICE

The Joint subcommittee on streets from
The cities Of Richmond and Manchester.
to whom was referred the bridge PROPOSE
sion, decided to appoint a SUBJ ommlttee.
composed of Messrs. Wakefield and Brad
ley, OF Manchester. and ,Poll2ck, Of Rich
ident OF the Mayo Bridge and Land Com,
many, and ascertain II the present site OF
The Mayo Bridge cannot be purchased for
less than Sl21, 600
The earliest possible moment and report
nrorn pity to the full joint committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
IN GREENSBORO, n. c.
I. VIM. Arrnfield Badly Beaten.
.. By Richmond
Man.
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fspecnl to Tho Times Dspatch.)
GREDNsBROR,N N. G. June FL - VIII u
liam Armfield, Ia promln ent Il contractor
ana local Republican politician lies N
critical condition. the result OF an IN as
sault made upon him Saturday afternoon
Nv Harry Matthews. representing Rich
mond steam heating plant.
Saturday, Armfield says. while ne was
talking with lady ct O residence being
erected under his supervision, Matthew'S Natl
. nnron ched him and with an oath knocked
him down and terribly beat him. MAI
thews left for Richmond Saturday nisht'
saving he would return Tuesday.
Armfeld's case developed ser' s,', s rsa,t
toms to-day and doctors rear trr @,1 o ,esu i
having hemorrhages. The affair Is my y,s
terlous, as Armfeld is O good. aniaole
man Of high character, While Ma, Matt e'
also stands WELL +.
Mr.. Matthews could not be found ia as!
.. y al III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0U|TA:S';i.||.D|:|E|
r -----.-------
Delegates Leave for Meeting Of
Annual Benefit Assoc
"A citation.
APPEAL FROM THE DECISION
Mr.. Kahn Will Take His Case
to the Hastings
Court.
APPEAL FROM THE DECISION
Manchester Bureau, Times Dlspat oh,

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, !
No. 1lo2 Hull Street.
Messrs A. L; sanmpsXSn, REPRESENTING aese,asiis
from Liberty Council, and James Jones
from New South Council Junior Order.
United American Mechanics. left Man
as delegates to tho Funeral Benefit AS
ISOLATION OF the order, which convenes
A the grcntcr part of the week.
Mr.. Sampson, as q delegates, from ROCKY
Ridge Council, goes instructed to vote Tor
/, tho Increased assessment OF from fifteen
cents per member to thirty cents per
member per month WITH PTo lnd ,,,,nn
the death Of member from !2o. as at
present, to $500. Mcssrs. Morrisette and
Jones go unlhsructed and will act accord olre
Ing to their best Judgment when voting
y upon the question OF increased assess
ment. Mr. C.3sS. Wells. elected delegate
from Davis Council. will not attend the
session Of the association.
Will Take Appeal.
With an appeal from the Mayors de-
Kahn. there will BIO no necessity for the
s prosecution OF the resolution In the As
gembly last Friday night requesting the
chief executive Of the city Together wit with
before the Ordinance Committee and IN
terpret the municipal law regulating
butchers and meat dealers IN the city.
4
to appeal from the decision OF the Mayor
IN allowing Mr.. Kahn to do business with
license for the hnndling Of fresh meats.
higher a court "a the ordInance is de-.
i fective In this instance there Is little
question with the business men, and the
result OF the test case is being watched
K with interest.
Bohannon-Ca
s.1o Ind NJ ha r,ff rd r.
Wilton Carter. a former -Richmonder, but
now with the Southern Express Company
in Jacksonville, Fla. were married last lst
I formed tho ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter will leave, to-day for Jacksonville,
where they Will reside.
Increase Pastors Salary.
Members OF Cowardin Avenue Christian
Church last Sunday unanimously adopted
pastor. Rex: 6; 8; Woodwarya Us $40 9, re- Iss
done to the church what few pastors could
have DONE The congregation has In
creased until the seating capacity Is mad
Tor a new edince. The membership has
rapidly Increased and the financial con-.
dition OF the church is better than II was
Mt. woodward Is spoken OF In the high
est terms and his friends Of all denom-
nations are congratulatlngt hlmsupon Et4e
Increase In his salary. tt31 5f.4 s<s
Personal and Briefs.
Mr. William Moore. who was injured at
I who remained at the hospital Tor several
weeks, returned to work yesterday.
Mrs. j. 3. Rudd. wife of Alderman,
Rudd. is Improving slowly from severe
i illness.
w. r. Vaughan. who was arrested upon
complain of his wife, was discharged IN
the Police Court yesterday, because Mrs:
Vaughan didn't appear. Saturday night
she 'phoned to the officers several times
and said that her husband was threaten
Ing her and was drunk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Howitzers Enjoy An Outing.

The annual excursion Of III, the ,a NrSh'n was.
t tapM carried down large number OF mem
hers Of the battery and their friends ana no al an
enjoyable day was spent on the breezy neart
thsro - The afternoon train carried down an
.ssIt;onoI crowd and two trains were run back
at night to bring the excurslonists nome me Inc
first section left West Point az a''u VIZ
sacond at 10 p. NJ, Es fft &. GATED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Sell Lots in Lee District.

Messrs ]. Thompson Brown 8: Co., YESTERDAY
afternoon sold one lot of the many IN Alaso.,
end end Of the city, Indictment weather, to some
extent interfered with tho public sale OF th nc
several lots, which was to have taken pshc :,
the lots Will be sold by private sale, the
commissioners instructtng the real estate men, y,
Messrs j. Thompson Brown a Co., ana H.
Seldom Taylor 4 Co., to this effect.
Mr. c. Haas was the purchaser or the !ot
sold. and tho consideration was 49, 1t has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

Mr. Re- "A. Bowman, OF New York. died
yesterday Of heart disease, at the Mary
Washington Hospital, aged 81 years. Mr..
Bowman was visiting relatives here and
was carried to the hospital when he was
taken ILL., He was Confederate soldier
and Is survived by two sons. two broth
ers and two sisters. One Of HIS brothers
is DR.. D. c. Bowman, Of this city. The
funeral took place this afternoon from
the residence OF Mr.. James T. Lowery.
his brothar-in-law. Interment was made
IN tho here> 5''7aNt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Mr. and Mrs. Bolling's Recital

The. annual recital Of the music pupils
Of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest l. Billing wv be !, h a.
On 1a, iMu on tho 18TH and Mr.. Bollipg's on
t tpo.i list. Master Winston Boiling will play
several selections from Chopin, Mendelssohn:
Heethoyen and other masters. The pupils OF
NE 'exceiient music school have attained a
high standard and their recitals are always at
tended by large audiences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
v NC. A. Doings.

r.,,,v.fve persons attended the session. OF
.haY n, q. A. Bible Study Club Saturday
, ,nS and after the study hour party con-
sIsting Of seniors and juniors enjoyed an out
'i ~ roeetings OF the Boys Sunday Afternoon
CUB viii be continued through the summer ,,ne,
mnnths. Last Sundays service was very
encouraging ono, 5isGa55 iq3ftG l5a. tts ikta