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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
ASHLAND AFFAIRS.
An Appeal From the Decision 81
the School Board. M
special 10 The Tlmes-D ispat Il.

Special Is The Times Dispatch . a I. sss
ASHLAND, VA. March IS An interest
Ing case6out Of court Will be heard here
next Friday when the Taylor case comes
IN, Attorney II. I G. Buchanan. present
fing MI. Henry Taylor, has secured an
appeal from the decision Of the Ashland 4
School Board. and the slilnon ;y,tW :,
Eentt Sof SCHOOLS MIR. Campbell. Young
f G.,1,1'i public schools here for refusing
10 pick Apiece Of pape r from fhe tloor
after being told Ito do SO by her eacher,
Miss Hugies d The incident has q ttracteu
universal attention on account OF IN
*yolyingi d delicate point OF school dlsci-
pine In which there is O e marked Oil Ill
I Mr.. Marvin Smithey has just announced
his candidacy for the position OF SUPER
intendent Of Schools Of thes county, OF
as = az an , i graduate OF Rand lph- Ala-
con College, and a young man OF ex-
5ceptIonal qualities. The present, Super
$intendent, AIR. YIN. g ughS Campbell, after
EtarlyG,s retiring, and among = he other
candidates for the office are S.. e: Me-
sChesaey, B.. IS. Cooke and Jno. J. Terry.
Mr.. Guy who has I, besa I, c e.
burg and Potomac Railroad for several
years as baggage master on local rains
Will be promoted next month to fret 6 mt
Matters are at a standstIll lin regard
TO raising the necessary funds for q pub
lie school building here, but 1t: is the
prevailing opinion that a special tax
Win have to be made. III \
Rev. G. II. Collier, of Korea, delivered
q very interesting lecture hero last night
( on the missionary work IN; that country,
He wlllleave here on Saturday for Korea
by way OF the Aleutian Islands. His Wife.
who Is n sister of Prof, r. b. Smithey, of
the college. will accompany. him. "a,
E The third. lecture In theqserles recently
announced by President Blackwell viii sbe
delivered iii tho College Chapel next
Thursday night by Ord. "a llison Hodges.
Z Of Richmond, on tho "Physc ian." These
lectures arc free and are drawing large
crowds. N5 m I'LL III
The Randolph 3ase Ball Club
will meet Richmond College next Satur-
day afternoon In Richmond In an exhibl-
ton game. ,y; q RI III
rho Richmond, notwithstanding and Po-
8tomac Railroad will operate special mid
night train from Richmond Ito Ashland,
commencing next Tuesday night. on ac-
count of the 3rehearsals Of ednesday
"a Japanese tea, conducted by Miss Mary
Tyler Miss Park Patton. Miss Ethel
Howard and Miss Peachy Fleet. Will take
place hero IN the Henry Clay Inn to-
morrow, Wednesday,, night. n 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
GIRL HYPN0T1zE;lD.
Sixteen ear.O Old Bride Says Man
Forced Her to Marry Him.

Y 35s. fsneciaI to- THO Times. Dspatch.)
{. NEW YORK, March 2s-A1iss Madeline
F,loise GIldersleeve. AS or Mrs. Stewart,
sixteen. years old, Of No. eo7 Clinton e Street.
night, appeared before Magistrate
lo'Reiily, In the Butler Street Court yes
terday with her husband, who had been
arrested ten minutes after the wedding
Magistrate that Stewart has held her
under a mysterious spell and that she
was married while ypnotlzed s.,
fl,e enc i Over ne for some time, 1.-THE girl
Stated, SPY rivetipg his gaze upon me
and / seemed to have been helpless In
Ills hands. He knew that by merely
Sunday, whenst telling me to say 7 was
nineteen years old and willing to marry
him, ho held my arm and fastened his
stare upon m e. s s., q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Girl ESCAPES FROM
ASYLUM TO Be WE'D
Washington Patient Goes to Bal
timore Hoping to Marry For
mer Fellow Inmate.
fsnecIal to The iTlmes- pIspat oh, y

(sneclal to The Times Dispatch 81
BALTIMORE. MD, March 2s,-Mlsss
Florence Jordan a comely young woman,
prominently connected in Washington. es-
cauped from st. Elizabeth's Hospital for
the Insane IN that city on, Saturday and
came to baltimore for the aveolwed pur-
pose Of plightng her troth to Howard
Neaglc, a former patient at st, Ellza-
betl.'s Hospital 1t was planned 70 get
tho marriage license and be I, married yes,
tss sunday night DR., Howe. resident phy-
slclan at the hospltal acc9mpaaneds by z
asked police assistance ~ gest!ng The glIrl
W Siis itnpeaied ia and agreed that At was
best for tho marriage not TO take place 4, ?.
Tllef gIrl was aiken to Washington this
E A.tp Was said by anacgnalntanceTor Miss
Jordan that she has been an Inmate Of
5 s eMEilllzabstns IIospita l Tor seven years
md bout three seka she a M W :, o on
with the dsa ~ gsttll,g maE = u The
affair." lFIas sES Mo ~ N HI X s3a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
SMALL BLAZE CAUSES.
PANIC! IN. 4 "A g J !. J. !
A ssooiated Press. )

(By Associated Press.) s.s#
~ NEWNtYORK. March "a trifling olaas
caused by the ignitlng OF a newspaper
from a. spark from an electrical appa-'
5ratus in the shrtWalst factory Of Max
Roth which, occupies the five upper floors
Of a six-story building in Walker Street,
to-day, started panic among the 800
girls employed there Is
There is but one exit berides the fire
escapes this being g narrow steep stair
way, leading from all the floors. When
the cry OF fire was raised the girls Gro wd-
ed down this stairway. falling over and
.trampling upon each other, and before
all were out a dozen OF them fntnted
from fright, and slight injuries.
The panic was Increased by the con-
duct of so1f,e of the men employees. who
3trampled II upon the women In their. own
ha ste to escape. One girls hip was frac,
tured. Ss On the fifth floor O foreman tried
to fholdithe door to the stairs in the face
OF tho frenzed employees on that floor,
so that they should not Join the crowd
~ Young italian drew knife and
Ii he did not open Tho door. The fore-
man did so. and the crowd rushed through
to join the mass already croWding tho
.stairWayS.it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

few hours. a AT New Orleans I rented a
room and put the boxes together, after :
which I went to Jacksonville. There !
became acquainted with a party OF 6, Gu
ban leaders. who were planning M pus-
stering expedition.
"They3 had engaged the Destroyer. q
small vessel, totake them to Cuba, along
with number OF American and Euro-
ipcan5 adventures. who We're anxious 20 %
"Seyeral Of the leaders ofSthe party
are men n ow we'll known, and I will not
mention their names, although y have
among my papers a list OF them ALL
suggested to- them that they use my ma 1i
3chIne,, to destroy Spanish swarships IN the
Sharbor OF. Havana and in other ports
on the coast of the island. .7i ",
'They readily seized upon the IDEA, ana an.
when tho Destroyer sailed with the I'LL
busters they took my two machines s. Win ~
them. if5 y 4, !.
cit was my Intention to go along with
the marty. SO as to direct the work OF
sinking the Spanish ships, but they dis.
suadcd me, urging that | could be OF
greater use in jacksonville, preparing
other machines IL the first proved sue
tcessful.
CIT was planned to have some mems
bers OF tho revolutionary party 1oln we
Spanish navy ~ no w oSS5S'AS
aboard, "a If that failed 1t was decided TO
fasten ono Of tho boxes to- the hull OF a
ship under the water line. for I had con
strlcted my machines so they could DO
exploded under tho water, IL,
.'That was late in the fall OF 1891. inc
next spring the Maine was destroyed.
8',Only ono OF the men III the secret N
tia machines ever returned to America,
i saw him some time after the war with
Spain had iegun. IN
'lle told mo he had nothing to 40 Win
the boxes after reaching Cuba, but mad
been told mistake had been made.
."rhe man who had been entrusted Win
tho task of destroying a Spanish YesseI
attempted to fasten box during me
night to one Of Alfonzo's warshlps and
biundered into blowing up the Name ]
was told thatsthe man. Immediately artef
learning OF the error he had made, COM PM.
'mltted suicide"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

sIfolstonvfllc,s IrGlclT county, route ],
population 49,, houses 9. y, ;,
Patents issued :-virginia---Clifton Barga..
min, Newport News. cut of attachment
for gas stoves; Joseph =. Bradley. T.. Ma.
Charles 6. FIND Newport News. bar
fixture: Frank Rssxent, Mon tyale, load
Ing machine; Perry ". and DoctorsD, ,.
Mover, I.uray buggy top brace; Louis
s5Paulero, Petersblirg electric hammer:
John s; Webb, Disputanta, combined rail
joint and chair. & &.
him. watchmakcrs' and jewelers. piyers
Nellie r .E Hull, Asheville. powder puff:
Charles r. Palmer. New London. wood
sdistllllng plant, James B. Sells. Greens-
r. .Traxler. Winston Salem, stay log for
veneer cutting machines, also veneer cut
ting nlachine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Egyptian Embalraing Fluid. 4

Tho sarcophagi8of ancient EGypt seem
5lengtll giyell! Up y ell' great So
cret, hitherto supposed to have been nlls I
,cmhtimIng, Nj. Bertl,. lot, permanslt
Secretary OF the .ouyi'a nugallIn. as the
result 81 long anulytieal examination pf
the oils and nngents Which have, I. Ie s
.fifth ana sixth dynastias, dating back
s50o years. deinonstrNtedit that The Oil WAS
simply castor oil az. Is st y used In llgypl
efreuts$analogo To hose resulting from
the action Of III tric, acid on fatty. mat teys
siicl, as have been observed In oils Of the
ancient mon men s Of II helms. Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
;REocKEFELLER's SALARY,
Said to Get $4,000 as President
t,of Standard Oil-Rarely at Desk,

(speclnl to The Tlmea,DlsFMtGH.J.,, =. -.
NEW YORK, March 8,--Wall street
&ben N - Yesterday that tho salary which
John D. Rockefeller receives az presil-
dent Of the Standard oil Company th IS
~ syI uriea ssp eaItd to the presidents Of big
Inwntown banking institutions,
Mr. Rockefeller has not been at his Of
flee INN % broadway In nearly four
Years. When he Withdrew from active
f partcpation in the affairs OF the big o.!
conhination he announced his Intention OF
resignlng as It's president, but his fellow
dtrectors persuaded him to reconsider the
SderlSinn. i59 81 gf4f rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
j Railroad Changes.

\ n 3171egs (I3y a associated Eress, NJ "a
5IyILMINGTON.ssN NJ. q, March d es,-T.An
ment of II. g. Smith, formerly assistant
Ia tho general manager, as genera super
;intendent Of motive power OF the Atlantic
Coast I4lne. with headquarters at VIII
boro, Superintendent Of the lrayet tosyille
district OF the system with headquarters
at South Rocky Mount NJ. G, Tho app
}pointmcnts are effective Aprililst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
ATlONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
New Sunday School.


PERA. h EAMHERT COUNTY,, VA.
March ga SUNDAY ioor Yas organized
Church.. at Pleasant lew with Mr.. F.
Gatewood. @ uperintendentJ and B.. a.
Pryor assistant a.superInt e4ldent, and 3.
A.'gPryor, "a eacher Of Bible class the
male scholars, and Mrs. EN-. Pryor,
teacher Of first Bible class Of the female
scholars and Randolph Motifs the secl'e,
tary.f Miss 5Lottic Pryor as organizer. and
fit st Sunday In April at that place. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Rural Routes and Patents

(Hrom Our Regular Correspondcnt)
WlhSIINGTON,3 DC. March 28.-Rural
routes OF ;1crcd established May 5: Vir-
4 gnia-Dtrb.in,- Pulaski county, route 81,
Population 4322, houses 90.
county, route /, Spopula ton Go. houses 100.
North Cnroina-Brlnkleyyillc Halifax
county, route ], population $40, houses 1oS;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Child Burned,

53l5 fs;peclal to Tho Tlmes- nlspatch)
.55S Gil ARiOYTE, N, c., March ss.--Park Black,
five-year.old son ot Mr., John Black, WIS
fatally burned II his,fparents home here last
night, The mother stepped opts Of the house,
leaving the child alone and returned g find
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
WHAT ISCAT II
Hyomel Cures ThIs Common, and DIsa.
n oreeabe Disease.

= II f :
Hyomei cures catarrll BY the simple
method OF breathing 1t into the air pas
sagcs and lungs, 1t kills the germs OF
the catarrhal poison. heals and soothes
tho rritated mucous membrane, enters
the blood With tho oxygen and kills the
germs present there, effectunlly driving
K this disease from the system.
Il II you have any OF the following symp-
toms, catarrhal germs arc al work some-
where In the mucous membrane OF the
nose throat, bronchial tubes or tissues
i of the lungs: ~ :, II & (.
offensive breath eat a., a'sshsrgs from the
Ssn ssFS s. the &. e the nose
pain il front q rho droppisss in The
tcIdoncy to take cold mouth open while
1 in'Ha; pain ~ the ts skalfipnF back = Ia
h,%Skdi5nE e clear tAe ,a Pss,s q, ], ~. !
pai 4 4 the chest ar ~ 4 no ), \, No.,
stitch In side In The moryiing
variable appetite spasns Of coughing
low spirited e tmes cough short and
scous cough worse Nights.
4 eXpectorating yellow and MORNINGS I'm
aeulty in breathing AZ feeling Of Of tishtsess
fsausa ol yo,se S r :,
lIyonlel will cure tho disease. destroy
activity OF all germ life In the respiratory
organs, enrich and purify tho blood with
additional ozone, ana after az few days.
use Of this treatment, the majority ST
these symptoms Will lave Disappeared.
In a few weeks the cure Will be cons
plete, ssf
n. a.. hfillers drug store sells Hyome on
a guarantee PLAN Offering ~ refund the
money! II does not. give complete tsa tisfae-
ton MAJ! orders NH be aIed q O.,
hottoL " 81 ntS, iig Vi 88pl3 5 sgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Rixey's Suit for Damages.

e Representative 1tlxey, OF the Eighth
District, is IN Washington, and his fam-
ily. will proba bly, remain until the close
az tho public schools. Mr.. Rixey makes
frequent trips to his home in Culpcpet
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
Minister Barrett at Chautauqua.

Those who read the story by Frank
G. Carpenter in the Sunday Press Of
May 18th, read much OF Hon. John Bar.
rett. who for since the formation Of that
republic, has been United States Minis
ter to Panama, and who within the last
few days has been made Minister to
Columbia, that South American nation
where diplomatic regulations, are made
in fortnight. Mr.. Carpenters article
tells in vivid manner how Minister
Barrett quelled a rebellion in Panama,
and gives thrilling account OF his work
in the new born republic to which he
was minister in its babyhood. Mr..
Barrett has been and will for tbs next
few years. be- one of the m ost noted
and interesting public characters in the
country. 1t will be interesting news to
our readers to know that he is the open
ing attraction at Chautauqua this year.
He will be there July l. and it will be
the opportunity OF life time to see and
hear the man upon whom the eyes of
The world were gazing few months
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
SHERLOCK HOLMES DE-
TECTIVE STORIES.
The Original Conon Doyl Stories
Which Brought Him Fame
and Fortune, Now Being
Published in the Min
neapolis Journal.

That sterling daily, The Minneapolis
journal, has just begun the publication
of the famous original Sherlock Holmes
stories. probably the greatest detective
stories ever written. They are being
published at the rate OF one a week
and each one ellis an entire page oil
The Journal. Each one is q complete
story in itself Of how the great detective
solved some strange and inexplicable
crime mystery: Each is of the most
absorbing interest and is supposed to be
told by Sherlock Holmes friend and
admirer. DR.. Watson.
Conoh Doyle is perhaps the most "a
NOUS of English story.telleTs. and he
fret won fame BY these very stories.
50 great was the demand for these
adye, lures OF the detective whom he
had conceived, that the author. after
writing enough Of them to I'll three
volumes, was fosced in sheer deepera
ton TO kill Sherlock Holmes off in the
thrilling adventure described as "The
Final Preb|em." Recently, tempted by
a big offer, he de the great mistake
Of bringing Sherlock Holmes to life and
writing some more stories of him.
Theee are held by gooa judges to be
far below the original stories in merit.
1t IS the original adventures that are
appearing exclusively in The Mime
apolis Journal. the Greet Daily Of the
Great Northwest. No other paper in
this section has or eau get them.
Try The Journal Tor three months
only a dollar-and- get the best daily
printed in the north west.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
Push the Collections.

What earthly reason is there why a
publisher should do business on a diff
ferent basis than any other business
mau? Why should 4 publisher allow a
slow-paying customer to 90 on piling up
Z debt? None whatever. The fault ia
all with the publisher. or should we
say, all with the "habit?' So often
have We met With a publisher who
would not push 4 certain advertiser,
because he felt that be would lose the
business il he did. Well. what earthly
good 10 the patronage OF a man who IL
either slow pay, or does not pay at ali?
Take it home to yourself. Ifyon do not
meet salaries. how long do your men
stay with you? II Won do not meet
your paper bill, how lonR does the
paper moker stand for your Do you
dare receive a bill from a creditor,
month after month. and never cay q
word? Indeed, no. Yet, you have
customers on your books today, to
whom you have sent bill after bill, and
they hsyen't paid 40 much attention to
them % you pay to stray copy Of Con-
OCCASIONAL Record on rainy afternoon.
1t ssn't good cuisines. and you know it
isn't. Then why continue it?-News'
paperdom.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
In the Social Realm.

At two o'clock on last Thursday after.
noon. Mrs. l.. D. Bayrell and the
Misses Leonhardy's entertained com.
pany Of friends complimentary to Mes
danes Taylor and Hrybers OF Hayrs.
The drst portion the afternoon was
devoted to Progressive King Pedro. in
which two prizes were awarded, Mrs.
s.. Brownell securing frst prize, sst Of
nut picks, and Mrs. e. 8. Grant the con.
ISOLATION prize. . rattle box. A delicious
luncheon Vas served at five O'Clock,
sftev which I sosial time was enjoyed
and vosal selections rendered BY Mrs.
Frank S,svert aud Mrs. Ed ward Grant
and also the song "Tessie" sang BY
little Pauline Fry berg. which were
! loudly applsu ed, At six o'clock the
Ruests babe the hostessss aLieu declar'
ing them royal entertainers.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
Valuable 5chool-Garden Treat


s The department Of agriculture has
issued bulletin dealing with the ques'
ton Of school gardens. Simple and non.
technical instructions are given about
the habits and requirements OF common
vegetables and flowers. with suggeatious
to school teachers - to how 10 oon,iuct
small garden plots in such way 40 to
make them interesting to children.
Grating. leafcuttinR, budding. etc..
are explained and illustrated with cuts.
Us are also laboratory experiments illus
trating the termination Of seeds aud
the growth Of plants under varying
conditions OF soil. Suggestions are
given applicable to city conditions on
vacant lots az we'll ss for the more fav-
orable opportunities Of country schools.
The bulletin is Farmers Bulletin No.
:2lS, and can he had free on request
from the Secretary of Agriculture,
Washington, D. G.
'Under the tutelsae Of the Philadel.
phia Vacant Lots Association more than
1000 school children have started in to
cultivate some 100 acres in that city.
The children, it is said. take great
interest in their work and during re-.
Gees time talk "crops" with all the
wisdom of seasoned farmers. Erch
child has q garden 4! by 6 feet. Last
years crop amounted to $37 800.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
Cuban Diarrhoea

U. s. soldiers who sered in Cuba dur.
ing the Spanish war know what this
disease 10, and that ordinary remedies
have little more effect than 90 much
water. Cuban .diarrhoea is almost rs
severe and dangerous ~ mild attack
of cholera. There is one remedy, how.
ever, that can always be depended
upon az will be seen by the following
certificate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs OF
Houstan, Texas: II hereby certify
that Cham etlain's Collie. Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy cured my husband
of a severe attack of Cuban diarfhoea,
which he brought home from Cuba.
We had several doctors but they did
him no good. One bottle of this remedy
cured him, a. our neighbors will testify.
thank God for 80 valuable medi-
cine" For sale bv all dealers.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
Decoration Day in Williston.

The celebration of Decoration Day in
Williston Tuesday, was one of tho
srandest events ever observed In this
city. Early in tho day people began
docking into the city from the country
in every direction. the south side of the
Missouri river, the new county Of
Mckenzie. being we'll represented.
The services were held at the opera
house, and the hall was: literally packed
with the most happily enthusiastic
audience that ever conarsRated in that
popular resort. The order of exercises
was strictly adhered to aud rendered
according to the following: a..
PROGRAM
COngreg alton.
1nyooation..........Rev. H. NJ. Callecod
Double Quartet. IehtinR in the sunshine
Mesdames Grant, Van Dyke. Gale.
cod, Si.wert. Messrs. Settle, Rpxby,
e. W. Jeffrey. W. Jeffrey.
SOlo."..........
Mrs. E. s. -Grant.
Male Catch the Step as wei
did in DAYS of Oh.
Theo. Settle, W. W. Jeffrey, A.
Roxby. E. W. Jeffrey.
Army Talk..............Wh hat the bays did
That We are here to Honor.
Dr.. r. Neville.
Double Quartet...... Honor the True and
Brave.
oo1o. Selected
Mr.. H. R. Evans.
Ladies The Little Bronze
Mrs. e. S. Grant Mrs. F. H. Van
DYKE, MIS-. H. NJ. CaIlecod, Mrs.
+. Siewert.
OratlOn.. ...........................D. 4. Page
Double For the Boys who
Wore the Blue.
Chorus. God be With You Til we
Meet Again.
Benediction........Rev. A. L. Woolley.
March to The Cemetery.
Decoration of the Graves with Song
and Music by Four Boy and Four Girls.
The Williston Brass Band WAS out in
full force and added much to the enthu
siasm of the people by its rendition of
many choice and popular pieces. The
Wlliston High School Band. also. under
the able management Of Prof. Eli
tho1pe,> surprised many friends of it's
n1eubers by the skilIful manner in
which they rendered several popular
and appropriate airs. Much Of the sue
cess Of the celebration is due to the
untitiug efforts of Mr.. HuDsley, and
every body is unanimous in saying that
the event was one Of the most pleasing
Of the state.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-01
A remarkable picture worth
MANY DOLLARS
can be obtained
For a Few Cents
The Three Most Beautiful
Roses" by Paul de Longpre.

The Three Most Beautiful
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At the urgent solicitation Of the
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This magnificent picture is reproduced
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