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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-04

that they sent committee west to
Iowa and found land that could be
bought for slips an acre. Accordingly
about $500 acres were purchased
about twenty miles west of Iowa City,
the New York land sold, and the col.
only moved to the new western state.
In 1855 when the capital first met at
Fort Des Moines, the society was in
corporated, which provided for the fol-
lowing unique scheme of living:
The control and management of the
society shall be vested in a board of
thirteen trustees to be elected annu-
ally out of the number of elders. The
trustees shall annually elect out of
their number, president, vice presi-
dent and secretary, who shall have full
power to sign all public and legal doc.
uments in the name of the society
Every member is in duty bound to
give his or her personal and real
property to the trustees for the COM
mon fund at the time of joining the So
ciety. For such payment each men,
Der is entitled to credit thereof on the
books Of the society and to credit
signed by the president and secretary
NN-Ao ~ oSSoiSu Wy q plSu6c LuS COul-
mon property of the society.
Each member is entitled to free
board and dwelling, to support and
care in old age, sickness and infirmity,
and to an annual sum of maintenance
the amount Of which to be fixed by the
trustees. All children and minors,
after the death of their parents and
relatives shall be orphans under the
special guardianship of the trustees,
during their minority. All credits if
not disposed Of by will. or any debts
left by the parents are to be assumed
by the children. Members leaving the
society either by their choice or by ex-
pulsfon shall receive back the amount
paid into the common fund without
any Interest or allowances for serv-
ices during the time of their member
ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

D. ..ue5 Bid Asked
All sus BIG Bia As azs Grand R,v w iS4 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

5000 Alb 4 Sus S1zs
rs, GO A 6 ? 6e " & int
1900 An Writ Pap IS
1000 Cent Foundry Is .
To- coo Int Nero Mar 4-ss
1850 New Orl Ry ~ $
loo. 600 n No deb - u I
tess than 100 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1905.

on stock, . 900 as64Oo0 Inc. $4,000
Total charges s7Oo95l4 se757412 Inc s252. 1o2
Net income sO51. 39G S1,025. T26 Dec 1914. 333
The percentage of operating cost was 4so3 as
compared with 41.20 in the previous year
The operations of the Subway Division from
October 81 1904 to June 80. 1905 We're as follows;
Gross earnings. $3,6S9,o'8. operating expenses.
81 S5n 4AS. net earnings 81 1855 $50; other income
s1S1 $50; total income $19701ts; fixed charges: in
terest on funded debt, S62$6so; taxes on property
used in operation. $4,000; total fixed charges.
$639 $50; net income. s1,33O52S. The interest on
funded debt consists OF the rental due the city OF
New-York. measured by interest on city bonds
issued for construction of Rapid Transit Railroad,
The operating cost in 1905 was 50S5 per cent
The combined net income Of the two divisions,
amounting to $9271.s2O is equal TO 6.49 per cent
on the S35 900 600 of Interborough Rapid Transit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDuST RAILS.

Open High Low Last
ing. est. est. sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
FERRY COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF NoN.mgMegR BANKS

The weekly statement OF averages of the banks
OF New-fork City, Brooklyn. Jersey City. Hoboken
ana staten Island which not members OF the
Ne"-fork Clearing House Association. but which
GEAR through some Of the members is as follows:
October II. October :. Changes
and SIaS ROO zoo
Circulation 700 > 600 ion
Net deposits 14S 422 500 IA 43O 100 ne O07 6O6
- {
Clearing
AnA
IS with 49,
banks trust
companies & 2O1 -on
Legal tenders and $4,000
hanknotes $50. 1908 900 e6s5 800 Inc ss4 go
specie ----.----- 60O9, 800 5,9O350O Inc. IO5 500
Totals $S1o4s 100 S33 2s7 800 Dec So pa 500
Reserve required IS SIS 625 SO 07 525 nee 95j a00
Deficit ,..--- .s4s12.225 s2s19625 Inc. s19e2 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
NETWORK AND OTHER GAS sEcURlrlgs

And interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
STOCKS.

Consolidated Traction Co Of y J-----------. s. d
Dixon Crucible Company $40
Essex & Hudson Gas Company rs l5o
Gas & Electric Company of Bergen County 800 90 62
Hackensactl Water Company common 100
DO preferred -6o0
Hoboken Land & Improvement Company -- 200 -
Hudson County Company no III
Jersey Sly E0 Ts3eSS = 1z0 $50
New rInsxick Light. Heat & Power CO.. 50
Ne-%eTsey z Hse+seT eephne Company les 172
North Jersey Street Railway Company --.-.-. ~
Setefsol q SSo-ooratIor .-.--....I11
Ruone S+rae| railway Company.
Somerset Lni9n q EsiacIic 3 Traction co136 12s
South J1Lsey
SINGER ~ 9 SoTnrs5v ...-....-.....6 6T $40
United Electric Company Of New-Jersey -'.--'-- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

80, Consolidated Copper was active at IA per
p. advance. In bonds Marine z;as up Il
- - osrt. Western Maryland debenture Is were of
. American Steel Foundry IS gained / per cent:
SS'.,ral Foundry IS were up per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
ANNUAL REPORTS.
ROCK ISL AND REPORT.

The pamphlet report of the Chicago. Rock ISL
and and Pacific Railway Company for the fiscal
year ended June so has been issued. The income
account which includes the operations of the oper-
ated lines and auxiliary companies forming the
Rock Island systen IS IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
Surrogate's Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABER c THOMAS sgrT0got1 az q . me SSa sS %
49, a~atnst Anna L owen. late o. the County q
New YORK deceased 70 present me sane " ~ ,rsss
Ssfress No 81 Fulton street n the CITY * Nss
ing - Sefore First day OF April next Dated
W YORK the tuenty-nfh day OF Septeassr 1900
StIS AZ ID MURPHY. NARY c. MURPHY. kzSecuto-s
XW1I4SEY w GAINES. Attorney for Executors. No 81
sIston street Boro Of Manhattan. New York SiS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
DASH FOR FREEDOM.
Henrico Prisoner Jumps From
Wagon and Leads Race,

The county prisoners who pass through
Fulton every day for Marion Hill create
considerable excitement in some manner
every day.
several times hey have been bombarded
witt, tomatoes and cantaloupcs.
Yesterday morning n white prisoner,
jumped out Of the wagon from under the
mlze OF "a double barre, shotgun and
made dash for liberty through the
store of Councilman i II. CARRIER. lie
was followed by Guard Mohangan, and
for an hour they played hGe and seek
4 through alleys houses, back yards anc
streets. AS the chase continued the GROVE
became larger. and after an exciting hon
Inc prisoner was rccaptured and carried
back to the wagon
he proceeded to become balky and mad
threats Of several kinds Upon their ar
rival at Marion Hill, where they are en-
raecd In cutting a new road, he positiyel
refused 10 pick Wy the pick' lie va
brought back TO the jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
THE FUNERAL OF
CAPTAIN O. B|ANN0N'||
Faithful Public Officer and citi-
zen to Be Laid in Holly
wood To-day

gE% There was universal sorrow a bout the
Capitol and State Offices yesterday on
account OF the death OF Captaini&I;f FL.
O'Bannon. Superintendent OF Public Print
ing, who died at his home In Barton
Heights Tuesday night. 80 al#
The funeral will take place from bar
ton Heights Baptist Church at 10 O'clock
this morning. and the services VIII pc
conducted by the pastor, Rev. G. Z. scott.
Captain O'Bannon had long been a mem
Der OF tho Baptist church and was q reg
ular attendant upon services.
z ,rhe lnterment will be made IN HOLY.
wood Cemetery The entlemen VINO VINO VI Wll'
be pail bearers: /. ~ =,
Actiyc-Messrs. r. L. CHM, wafer :
nooth, John r. Charlton. Everett eve Q, I, W az.
dsv " =. Ragland and Conway y. SANDS
Honora ry--Dr. j. Fl. Garlick, fG I,e',a
m,rr: Alex. Fl. Sands, Charles - t a,n.
CLYDE ". Saunders, Colonel morton Hr'e is tA ~
~ and Hon. .. C, Folkes. - !, Z
THE Following members OF Lce ~ ara1
800 80 han detailed to attend the 1une1a1
NV, n.y., J., n !. Bosher. John G. Burfuss, :
. a. BIdgood c. II. Harrington ~ y nv srhon,ns
han : CAPTAIN g. g. Scott J'8W' "o'"' '
and ]. S. Van Horn ~ Richmond
't'; ,rhoso who will represent ING t..s. ~ ~
noas rhlcal Union at the funeral ~, ~
,1osers NJ. r. Pace Henry Meyer C,W s",
n,naron j. c. Goolsby, !, y, = M HIH,n
t r,"vIo Daniel Murphy, W r. u''S
H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
TERRIFIC STORM. &
Man Killed By Lightning a and MIL
Dams Carried Away.

(SSDeClnl 10 l''iSa'
sTEyENsyILLD, VA. August To-
There was n most unprecedcnted storm li
in this community Monday. the ram
was exceedingly heavy and the lightning
severe ts and long continued. Calvin
Holmes, negro man. was killed instant
" while sitting in his door eating water
melon and MS wife badly stun n hio T hn
ionrlng 10 Mr.. Roland Allen at the court
house and was burned up h alo Mn Tltn
al the court house was broken, entallng
d severe loss on Mr. Turner y the % owner sr
kSValkerton mill. An old man w who mas has
been mill owner for many years ea, 81, SAG 10
1885, 1885, the year Of the 5ohnstown n l 2,nt.
MA m,tl' : omeen. Essex, King William and
M Mid was carried away.
The electrical storms have been IN
ns,,nIIv freoucnt and severe. In this place
ghnIng ha 1n struch ma twi aed b snaas
n Stable, MIR. George Lang ford had a val -
liable COW killed, The, corn o ero ,pI, are ,,e
ycrY short. .--a--- --l--- .-----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
STEALING PAPERS.
Lad Taken in BY Police Likely
rs Go to Reformatory.

Lynwood Clay, an incorrigible white
boy, Will appear before Justice Crutch-
field this morning upon a warrant charg-
Ing him with stealing, copies Of The
Times Dispatch. The youth was before
OF stealing u sum Of money and escaped
being sent to tho reformatory only by
the Intervention of friends Of his moth
er. 1T was testified at the trial Of the
boy upon tho previous charge that he
was morally irresponsible.
In allowing him to go free once more,
Justice Crutchfleld said that the re-
formatory would be the sentence for the
next offensc. The boys mother came to
the police station last ght and took him
home She said that she would ask the
court this morning to send him to the
have stolen the papers from the homes
Of Nj. Engelberg, Seventh and Main
Streets, Sam Barker, 700 Brook Avenue,
and w. G. Rice's. 252l East FRANKLIN
F..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
WILL THEY SKATE?
People Discussing What Bicycle
Police Will Do On lev Streets.

There Is n likelihood that two addl-
llonal bicycle policemen will be. put to
police Werner will make snch recon-
mendation to the Police Commissioners.
Tho chief is OF me opinion that the sub
rhs could be het ed o haero'ed y mere
While there Is considerable talk about
the matter at this time, 1t has been
suggested thsh nothing will be done Until
afier he water, There are four. officers
who now 90 patrol duty on bicycles, and
the question has arisen as to what they
will do in bad weather.
attention OF the commissioners at an ear
~ date and some action taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
OBITUARY..
Mrs. P, ]. Flippen: !,

17,,npen died suddenly a.
8 Mrs. an Chestnut Hill yesterday ~.
her nome ~ a. FOR some time, and her
nav Ntho,,rh expected, came ia.'t ~
uea,, THE remains VIII pc 'ano" =
s,,'n,bsriand county for burial. Ma.
mho decensed is survived ~ ne'
,,o,,d and one child. Ell
0a''' sturges M. Morehouse' ].
s,urres M. Morehonse. Y years
M, al died at Patchogue, Long isla1u'
A ..sa rural rial took place August IAN ~
Marie Grove Cemetery Maple u'o 'Y'',
Long Island. ..,. we'll known
in Richmond Ii;les 4.
y Beulah A. Cosby,
Mo funeral Of Bculah 4, Cosby. ll ~,
donghter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar COSBY,
NJ s4 North Twenty fourth street, M wv,
died sunday morning at b;sO o,csoeN'
took place at Al A. NJ Monaaly, t 7li
the home OF her PARENTS,
Samuel r. 1effries.
The funeral OF Mr.. Samuel r, Jeftrles
WHO died tuesday morning in Virginia
T1ospital, viii take rlace this afternoon
at Green Bay. where the bodYshns pew.
taken for burial In the family puFyans
ground, .$i
Albert H. Cauthorn,
Mr. Albert II canthorn died a, ye 3, rent Y
ut his home, No. Is East Clay street; f., !
Funeral services will be held IRON III; IN
house at g. p. M. to-day. 1nterment W.
be made at Mechanicsvllle, tieht'o'
county. There will be no flowers rs
Mrs. Elizabeth +, Rockover
fsnecial to The Times7D ispatcl,.) 4.
Nn 1,'FrTo,IIK VA, August le,-Mfs.
1, fst, Frances Bockoyer, w'd ., ,h %
liz ~ w,lIam Taylor, Of Norfolk, died TINS
morning at the home Of her a.l nspaer News VS.,
Horace p, Taylor, In Newp9 3 !, tss sho
where she had been beer f 20 MA saralysls some
su,rtt ago. and had second STROKE s
about about ten an days since, resulting u he'
death. tjsi ( Al ~ s,.tar of I'D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
MOTOR COMPANY
ORGANIZED HERE.
viii Operate Large Cars for
Sightscers to View the
City.
HUGE MACHINE ORDERED
Messrs. Bryan, holland and Hol-
laday. Are the Incorporators'
Stock All Taken.

Visitors 10 Richmond will within few
days be able to see the sights from me
ton of great motor car. The leathe-
lunged barker With his megaphone VIII
personally conduct the travellers and IN
vol, rounded sentences will explain the
beauties and wonders Of the City of Seven
Hills.
The name of the new company will be
Inc Richmond Motor Transfer Company,
which will not only operate large sight
seeing motor ear capable of seating
twenty-four passengers, but will carry Oh
q baggage and parcel delivery business.
This morning the charter will be asked
for BY the following incorporators: Will
liam c. Noland of the firm of holland
. &. Baskerville; Jonathan Bryan, capitalist
and j. Randolph Holiday, vice-presldcht
of the Bank of Commerce and Trust
Officers and Directors.
The officers Of the new company VII
he IA, d. Eichclberger, president; w. T.
holland, secretary and treasurer and tht
following directors: II. D. Eicheberger
Nv. C., Noland, Jonathan Bryan, Q. j
Sands and ]. Randolph Holiday.
Tho capital stock of the company VII
be $4,000.
Tho company is in the nature of pri
vate enterprise and no bank or trus
company has been asked to finance TIT
venture.
A touring motor car capable of seating
twenty-four passengers, has been puf
chased through 3. A. Blanner, ut TIT
price of $500, which will be operated OF
the streets of the city. a speed or elsh
miles an hour Is guaranteed, and the ma:
chine will be built with view to MI
climbing.
The plan is to pick up passengers
all Tie hotels and to take them UP ant
put them down at any part of the rcgula
route. The price of a trip will be 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
DANVILLE WANTS LICKING
Will Send Team Here to Go Up
Against the Brownies.

Danville will have Il baseball team
here for the 1lth, 18TH; 18TH nth and
games for Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, will be played. with Manager Pete
Heights, and on Thursday the visitors
will tackle Manager Wann's nine, known
as the Brownies a double header VIII
There is every prospect Of from four
10 six games Of ball here each week from
now until the close of the season. Win
with ono of the teams In the Twin City
League, and negotiations are pending
for the securing OF dates. =,
next week for Norfolk and after playing
a series Of games will go TO Emporia TO
go against the strong team that Is now
playing In Richmond.
On Sunday Alberts boys will tackle {.
team in clifton Forge. An excursion Will
be run from Richmond to accommodate
The large number OF rootcrs who Will Wit
ness the Sunday game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

us ana see us Side by side, was duly
received by mo to-day.
l,1n reply, / will state that 40 MOI
consider that there Is any iiecessit yi foi
d compliance with your request, and ina,
| II Respectfully decline your offer. More
over, / have i,iadc other arrangements
for Friday hight.
"a Yours very truly S
(Signed) ai'.WILL1s e. l'UILlAM. 4"
Welded in Court.
Fred Trepp and lscbcnn Jackson. both
colored, were married yesterday morn
Ing III tho Mayors Court. TRAIT, who
has appeared anxious to enter upon aho
dare the unknown dangers Of ,natriinofy
lnd been afforded board and lodging free
or all cost ine tho city jail until sllcl
time as the brldo-clcct could be brought
forth and be given the privilege of Side
stepping with Fred. ti, y
George Nlln1ms and Hazel Burton were
also married later III the day.
Personals and Briefs.
There will be Il lawn party given for
tho benefit Of Clopton street Church to-
night and tomorrow night in Burfort's
Addition under the auspices Of Mrs
Hooker, Mrs Saunders and Mrs. Grim
MIR a. Il. Pulllnm, Of Warwick county
lis visiting his son, Mr. David IL. t'ulllafn,
superintendent OF public schools for Man n
chester IN y ,i Z x .
Councilman G. r.. Petit is. II ut his
home, No 1901 Porter street.
Mr.. w. r. Morton has returned from
a. visit to his mother In Charles city
county. * !. ! &. +.
Misses 5Alyas and Nclllc Angelic will
leave to-day for Surry county, where
they will remain for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fowlkcs, Of Hamp-
ton, arc visiting Mrs. Bronncy FRANKLIN,
Of twelfth and Stockton Streets.
Miss Mary E. Morton, daughter of Sec.
rotary Morton, OF tho city water depart
,ncnt, will leave to-day to visit MISS
Ethel McGec, of TInllsboro.
The Elks excursion to West Point Will
leave tho Southern depot at the foot Of
Perry Street this evening.
Mrs. r. v. Darlington, of Selma, N. Q,
is visiting her sister, Mrs a. g Harding,
at Twelfth and cambridge Streets.
Mrs. Alice Bradshaw and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Bradshaw, are visiting relatives IN
Suffolk.
Mr.. J. T.. Num- of the Manhattan
Club, formerly a resident of Manchcs-
ter. was in town last night visiting OLD
friends.
lThc Elks' excursion will leave Manchcs-
ter4at $40 and Richmond at $3.50 +. NJ.
to-day.
Mr.. Ernest Taylor, who has been visit
ing tho city, has returned to Norfolk
The Buildings and Lands Committee
will mea tonight
Mr.. S. E, Nunnally, of No. 119 East
Ninth Street, is quite sick at his home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
ABOUT THE WEATHER.
Temperatures Fallen Locally.
Heavy Precipitation.

The barometer pressure Is highest on on
me uppor Lake region and IN Florida,
ara il is lowest, in Texas, Nebraska and
on the middle Atlantic coast. The, tenn
pcrat,res have fallen from to y de-
grces over Montana, Wyoming, and Ne
yada and have also fallen locally o,,a IL n
Iowa and Arkansas, risen in Washing
ton ana remained about stationary else
where. Precipitation has occurred, our
Ing the past "a hours over nearly all dis
lricts cast Of the Mississippi valley: also
IN the upper Missouri Ri, VALLEY, ,o Heavy Y
inches; New York, n. Y. lbs inches
Little Rock, Ark. 1.SS inches: Oklahoma
City. Okla, l.22 Inches and thunder
storms are reported at New York city
Philadelphia, Pa, Norfolk Va, llatteras
n, G., Knoxville and Memphis, Tenn
Little Rock, Ark, Dodge City, kans,
nnd Huron, 8. Oak. Light frost is ro
ported sat Yellowstone Park, Wyo
Tho temperature fell several degrees
here yesterday afternoon. following
shower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
BLAND 4sURRENDERS.
Negro Who Killed Major Page,
af Will Plead Self-Defense.

william Bland. the negro who several
days ago shot and killed Major Page.
another negro, surrendered himself /, = 70
Yesterday afternoon. Bland said that
he had been in tho city SINCE the shooot-
Ing. and after aalk With his ffatfhSe e
noIice. detective Wiltshire had learned
Of the MANS wherea bouts and Intended
TO capture him last night. - ~
Bland will make tho plea I1, q sell q a oaf :
ii Ing I is believed to he q strong plea FOR
him. No malice was shown at the cor
oners inquest. and the officers are IN
ciined to the belief that tho negro fired
Nthn revolver by accident IA HEE IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
GOES TO GRAND JURY.
c. A. Bowen Alleged to Have
Spent Postal Conpany's Money.

G. A. Bowen. material foreman for the
Postal Telegraph Company was yester-
day. morning sent TO the grand q, Jury b by
grand larceny. lie is alleged to have
spent about $500 OF the money sont him
BY the company for expenses Of the sec
worked the case against, the accused,
succeeded in securing a confession Bow
ell admitted that he sts:andered tho
caused by vouchers that he had signed.
The company showed no disposition to
prosecute, and the matter4ais, with the
the Fidelity and Deposit Company, OF
Maryland.
1t was his custom to purchase the sup
plies for the section gang, and the cnarga
against him Is that he drew money for
himself and charged the amount up on
vouchers for the expense Of the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
KNOCKED. HIM DOWN.
Squire Donati Pounds Chap Who
Gave Him Sass.

Mr.. V. Donatl lessee Of the Broad
Street Base Ball Park, In a very striking
manner Yesterday afternoon gave his dis
approval Of Improper characters attend
lng the bali games, 4 young man 3, came
NAMED until the eighth inning When
they thew We're leaving Mr., Donnti spoke 10
The young man about bringing disorder
" persons to the park and I, the reply ! he
little hand he snote the chap In the
face, causing tho aforesaid chap to lm-
medIa,ey connect : With IL, terra wav ilf ~ =
carriage in waiting and lett III ri ri &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
STRIKE DOESN'T PAN OUT,
Carpenters at Work, and APP
parently Satisfied.

at was all smoke and no fire." SAID q
carpenter yesterday when asked about
the proposed strike Of ~ the "a car pen
ers II tho city The Workmam was snne np nsy
10 he perfectly satisfied with the wage
he vas drawing and the hours he was
su irbe cont t FACTORS have met the mechan-
les hnif way and offered to allow then,
TO work eight hours. II they, desire. but
or only ssh s onSs p4aEy h ha as shoud
Ia eieht hours FOR a days work and that
tie Wage for nine hours work SHOULD Y
he paid, This was the thorn IN 2, t ne
h,tI taken contracts for buildings and
based iS their estimates upon the cost Or
labor. ! /, Z, fa,r -, #nvo
VII whb arc out Of employment, and any
enc sM of these could find work u he gde-
sired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
TO FIND THEIR AUNT.
Children Of James Adams, Of New
Work. Seeking Mrs. Boon. a

The children Of James Adams. or James
Alexander Adams, as he went BY both
a Mrs. Boon. Or Boom who they think.
is living in richmond. Their father died
in Cuba during the Spanish American
war and In 1902 their mother died and
the two girls, Rebecca. II, and Louise,
1G were taken to New York to live with
one of their relatives. They write that
their father always promised TO take
died before he could do SO. They arc
very anxious TO- know their fathers sis,
ter and want to hear If she Is living and
what her address Is. The letter Is signed
Rebecca Il. Adams No 66 Grove Street.
New York City. NJ go 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Friend Struck Bottle While Rosa
Brown Was Taking Laudanurrl.

Rosa Brown a negro woman, had 3
narrow escape from death from lauda.
mum poisoning yesterday morning about
II o'clock.ss She was suffering with
cramps and went TO a drug store for
scina medicine to give her relief. Lauda-
nun was recommended and Rosa pur-
chased tenscents' worth. She had the
bottle, to her mouth to drink a. \, ! !
playfuliv struck the bottle. Before Rosa
could close her throat the entire con-
tents had been consumed. She did not
swallow the bottle
G DR.. Pitt, of the ambulance corps. work.
ed on the woman for several hours, ana
she was out last night. ~