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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
CAUGHT between BE-: | E|:JE|:I|l
CARS AND MASHED /:
Mr.. Frank Smith Of Fincastle, the
Victim Of Peculiar Accident.
Now in Hospital.

M, Frank Smith. a farmer living near ear
iFincastle, Va, was caught between Two
cars on the Main Street line at Fourth
Main streets ss shEry b %f1ss 70 b ot9s mex
cessitnted his being taken to the Virginia
Hospital lo1 is imp 9as re
was injured internally, though 1t Is not
thought that this is the case.
From what could be learned OF the nc
cident it appears that Mr.. Smith attempts
ed the street IN from, Of the west.
bound car until it was almost upon him.
Then It was too late to retrea Ga"g.
struck by both and tossed about for a few
Seconds. ,l5.
short time, and Mr.. Smith was cared for
as well as possible until the am6nnmse
had the injured man l-moved at once TO
the Virginia Hospital, where he was (, treat pa
cd by Dr.. MacL>ean. surgeon for the PAS
senger and Power Company.
4. MI. Smith is a man Of about forty.tw v
years Of age. and had been IN the city for
IN a. week -ff.' -.sss 4gt ~ Isl. al5 14aNG7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
.SWANS0N.
CONFERENCE q |.
Speaks i'll Orange and Returns
Here for Confer
encc.
GOVERNOR 60 IN M'DDLE s.:
Will Speak There To-day and
Go Regularly Into Cam
paign.
GOVERNOR IN MlDDLEsE :

4 Congressman, Claude A. Swanson, DEM
ocratc nominee for Governor, returned
here from Orange Courthouse last night,
having spoken there to a largo crowd
on yesterday Judge Il. r. w. Duke. Of
Charlottesville, spoke with Mr.. Swanson,
and they had h most successful day. Mr..
swanson's train was late, and It was
nearly 10 o'clock when he arrived. He
went at once to DemocratlcI headduar-
tiers where he held Ia conference with
Chairman Illyson regarding the cam
paIgn In general and his appointments In
particular. E3 !. 6
Mr.. Swanson will be hero until this
afternoon, when he will leave for his
home in Chatham Before leaving the
city he will make a long list Of appoint
ments to be announced from State head
quarters. ,61s
The gubernatorial candidate was in
fine shape last night though he had
nothing to discuss for publication. Gov
ernor Montague left yesterday afternoon
his first speech or the campaign to-day.
The Governor will return here to-mor-
row and will make many m ore speeches
before the battle Is over. h l n.
Cabe1l in Surry.
Colonel George G. Cabell, Jr., of Nor
folk, will address the voters at surry
Courthouse to-day.
i5t# Sena tor Martin and Con gresham Rixey
vii speak at spotsylvania Courthouse
next Monday and in Fredericksburg at
night Chairman Ellyson will likely an
,nounce a long list of appointments In u
few days. There will be ten courts next
Monday. and they will all be covered by
the Democrats. Colonel Button was
away yesterday. and the headquarters
were In charge Of Mr.. J.. N. Brenaman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Giovannitti-Chaprna

There wns, a quiet but pretty wedding
,solemnized last evening By Rev. Joel T.
Tucker at his home in Fairmount, when
Miss Sarah M. Giovannittl became the
bride Of Mr. Irwin A. Chapman, which,
no doubt, will be n surprise to their many
friends. Only tho immediate family Of
the contracting parties were present.
The bride Is q popular and attractive
young lady with a wide circle of friends,
and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
3Giovannettl
Mr.. Chapman Is n popular young bust
ness man, and only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Chapman. lH e
q The bride was dressed In u handsome
blue travelling suit with hat and gloves
to mat CHI, " 81 s&5.is5d IKE
Mr., and Mrs. Chapman left on the SECS
train OF the Richmond. Frederlcksbur
and Potomac for n Northern trip. and on
their return will be pleased to SEQ their
friends at their residence, No. 1910 North
.Twenty-seyenth Street 5a4M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
county, al tho next Democratic nominee

county, as tho next Democratic nominee
for Congress In the Ninth district. #
BRISTOL, VA, Sept. 25.-The vlr-i
ginia and Southeastern aRiway Co.. the
new company which proposes the cor-
structon of a railroad from the South
west Virginia GOAL fields to tho South
Atlantic coast, has received two NAM
moth engines from the American Loco
motive Works, and havo two more OF
tho Same pattern coming. These en-!
gines wore purchased for the company
by Henry X. McIIarg. For the present
they will be used on tho Virginia and
Southwestern Railroad. 5 4. f55
BRISTOL, "a, Sept. 25,--The East;
Tennessee Medical Society, Of which the
physicians of both Observation-Disclosures
meets In Its fifteenth annual session.
here next Thursdaytathe 9Sth instant,
and will he In sessionsfur two days. Va
Srous subjects Of interest to the profess
sion will be discussed by & learned men
1 OF the profession. Dr. J y. Masters, Of
Newport. Tenn. is president Of the So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
POLITICS AT BRISTOL. 4
Nominations for City Officers 10
Be Made Obtocer I'D,
(specIal 70 The Tlmes- Dispatch.l

\opSSiil ~ SUllCn,)
4 BRISTOL, VA, Sept. 25.--On Tuesday,
October the Sd, the Democrats OF Bys-
itol Will nominate their candidates for
city offices In n primary. The date of
tho primary was fixed by the new ex-
ecutive committed, which was organized
by the election OF oseph Il, Kelly. chair
man, and i. NJ, Buckley. secretary. The
primary is to5be held without cost to the
candidates, There care many aspirants
for the local Offices The candidates for
the nomination for the office of city treas
urcr are. j., D. Iiuddler w. H. Crymble
G. G, Fuqua. John n, Johnson. Geo, w.
IInm,1Itt, w. b. lillgore and j. w. Owen.
dr., the latter being the treasurer ut
present,
is.8 The candidates for commissioner Of
the revenue are: James w, Mort Dr.. M,
l.. Fowler. For city sergeant, the can
dIdates are; Geo, w. Wolfe, inc,umbent;
w. j.. Cox and D. s. Germany, The
candidates for Comnonwenlth's attorney
are: J. S. AshwOrth, incumbent, and III,
G. Lavinder. John II, Cosc, clerk OF the
court and city council, Is without ops
position for re- election,
n To-morrow the Democrats Of NASH
ington md smyth counties and the city
OF Brist will hid g cnYcnH nat Abingdn
for the purpose OF nominating u cal,d!-
date for state Senator to oppose AZ Il.
Lincoln, OF Smyth, the Republican nomi-
noe The new Constitution has given the
Republicans decidedly the advantage In
the senatorial district. The change has
not been so material anywhere rs IN
Bristol, Now bristol votes less than
one half what Its vote WIS under the
old Constitution. Many persons, white
and colored have been denied the right
OF franchise, and us q result the Demo-
Gratis have lost In Bristol more than two
hundred votes Of their former majority
here. The new Consultation has made
the Ninth district unqueationably Re
publican by at least a moderate ma
jority, and FOR the Democrats to carry
the district now Will call for a man who
can make Just such ~ vigorous cam
vass as former Congress Rhcn has been
wont to make, IT Is probable that the
OK Congressman will be urged to make
the race at the next Congressional cleo
uon. There is some talk OF Colonel
Patrick 1lagaE " Dungannon. scote
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
LEE's3CIIANCEs.
Fairfax Legislator Writes That
He Feels Much Enc

& The fight for the sncnkersilin Of the
next House of Delegates Is growing .lute
and all the candidates ire
,hard at work to capture the honor.
Mcssrs. Cardwel and Churchnlai were
both here ut the recent meeting Of the
state Committed. and were moving about
among the leaders. 5 q
Colonel Robert e. Lee, Jr, Of Fairfax.
who Is the other aspirant, wrtes a frlctld
In this city that he Is not only III The
race to stay, but that lie IS receiving
much encouragement from his friends
In different actions Of The state, end
that he believes his prostees for Lard.
ing tho honor are tcryi good. ~
Y The speakcrship OF the House has sal
ways been regarded as q coveted honor
and It has been worn by some Of the
most distinguished men in the State.
including Judge r. II. Cardwcl, Of the
Supreme Court; Hon. Marshall Hanger,
of Augusta. and others
The triangular but friendly contest
between Mcssrs. Lee, Cardwel and
Churchman will, Il is thought, develop
Into q very pretty one beto"a It Is over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
MR.. ;SLEMP TALKS.
Republican State Il. Chairman
Spends Few Hours Here's

q ~ 4 ASAA = A~A Ss.3tsj
Mr.. c.. Bascon, slemp. OF Big Stone
Gap. chairman OF the State Republican
Committee, spent a. few hours In Rich
5mond last night, and after n brief con-
ference with some Of his lIeutennnts
here. left oyer the Norfolk and Western
for his headquarters In Roanoke. Mr..
Slcnp declared that his people were get
ting their campaign In good shape and
would have It in full blast the first week
In October.
He announced tho following appoint
ments In The State for Secretary OF sthc
Treasury l.. NJ. Shaw: Richmond. Octo-
Der I'd; Danville, OCTOBER 81; 6Lynchbtrg,
October 4th; Stanton. October 9Th; Nor
folk. October 9Th; Newport! News. Octo-
Der It'll; Lexington. October 9th
Ex- Congressman ]. Yost will speak with
Mr.. Shaw in Richmond and Norfolk, and
some local speaker will go with him to
other appointments.
When asked II It was his policy to have
nominations for the Legislature in all the
districts this fall. Mr.. slemp said this
was a matter for the local committees
TO determine for themselves. He de-
,clnred that he was preparing a state
lment in answer to Mr.. Swanson's Han
over speech which would shortly be given
out SS III ST. KS es'!ifFy y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
TRIBUTE no #CHINAMAN. q
1rrigon Regrets the Departure ct
Honest Mr.. Cling Yick.

a + fine gold watch was presented 4 to-
Cling Yic1t Aronda 81 on his departure for0
home In the Flowery King oms II vas!
presented BY the eopeS,of Irrlgonr I'M
toksn9f the hlg which cling
Cling IsYiickl from his Oregon friends. Au-ssj
gust g. 1905. ''s ri ii 8 $5.{ I'D ~
Cling Yick has left us and gone to-
Ing wife and family yearn for his com;
ing He has mot seen them for over
eight years, and there Is among them
Z one son. now a lmost eight years 81 old 81
whom he has never seen.
Cling has been In the employ almost
constantly for II years O some member
of the present Oregon Land and w ater3
has been at this place. cooking inScamp,#
In cookhouse and fnnllyin%the hotel. HI B
: and Mr.. Holbrnok We're the pioneers of 4
Stokes, now 1rrlg on. l3f III 3sSl # II t57#
There are people who do not like our$5
Acknowledged Celestial friends, They. call
the ''chinks and think them. an @infe:-:355
5r!or race. unfit togdenl or ssoclate wi h;;8
4 Cling, He was a cook. II 9 never posed for
more than heiwas; but there Is not a per-
son In the State of Oregon who did his
duty better,more honornbly and honestly
cling 5i(f5 q n $$S
The editor. Of the ,Irrisator Is not t n 4
lcvcs that FOR many reasons they wilt Il
never, can never. nssinlllate with the u
great Englsh-speakl nG ia n1ily:{ 81 & We
do believe In givingjtye lowsiInen, brown
or black men, crsdlt full u edlt--wheng4
Ethcv perform their duty exceptionally
we'll b d q "a n sisi4
And Cling did more thansthis, lie did ~
always 'cheerfully. always promptly, and a
he had the Intuition to do the right thing
at the right time. s558
And over and above and beyond this,35
he was honest clear down to his toes,SS.
Not because he was watched or because
hhe feared detection but because It was "A
his nature to be honest and loyul4and#
4 true I'M n i33 ~ 9SiSS55
ri lle goes to China never to return. He II
cannot come back, owing to the laws o 5s
our country, but he does not care much4-
for lie has been frugal and saving and E
ranks as u rich man at home But Wol
often wish that there was some elasticity
to the exclusion act, some clause that
would allow such men as Ging, to So
and come at will, for we who know III M
best know him 10 be a man who would 4
only honor bur country by returning $50
sIrrlgon (Ore1 Irrisator. j.si e 34
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
ADOPT NEW BUTTON.
Police to Have Bright Rows
Down the Front. 5

Tho PoliccyeC Commissioners WILL at a
meeting toEbef hedSln the 9near future
uniforms Of the officers. The new button
will have one word police written across
IT. and will @in5many respects ll,e an i'm
officers 4 uniforms. It Will be easier to
keep clean, and will present a better app
sPearance, besides being the regulation po-
jlicemant button. The buttons now used
tons.
II Overcoa.ts for the officers are being or
;dered. Bolts Of cloth have been sent to
OF the men taken The overcoats cost
the men from s23s to $50: 4. ~ s2 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
OF ROBERT d Il Il. CARROLL.
A Former Richmond Man Cuts
His Throat atFProvi-
dence R.lI.t 9aiaaeaataA
Especial to The Timcs-plspatch.,

In
PROVIDENCE. r, J., Sept 25.-Tlfed
of living and respondent, Robert II, Car
roll, aged thirty years, tried to commit
suicide by slashing his throat with n
razor about $3.50 0 clock this morning, at
his boarding place. Is Bnssett Street.
Carroll has been In this city about
year and a half, coming here from Rich
lnond, Va, where he has a. wife and two
children.
in Burrill Street. and this morning he
did not report for work at his usual
time, This led his employer to send a
man named Harrall to his lodging house
to ascertain where he was. Hnrral ar
rived at the house about $40 o'clock, and
inquired of Mrs, Minnie NVeidner, with
whom Carroll boarded, as to where he
was, Mrs. Wedner stated that he had
not been down to breakfast, and s,,g-
gested that nerhaps he had not arisen,
She told Harrall TO 80 up to Carroll's
room and arouse him, II he could, Har-
rail- started mp the stairs, and when he
Knocked at the door received no an
swer, He tried the door, and, finding
1t unlocked entered. He saw Carroll
lying across the he'd with blood flow
Ing from q. cash In his throat, He was
unconscious. @S 6.t, M 4
IIarrall hastcned from the house and
telephoned for nm ambulance. When
the conveyance arrived Carroll was
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital,
where an operation was performed, and
the cut In his neck was sewed up. It
was found that he had slashed him
self with razor, the cash extending
from the left ear well around under
the chin. He severed q number of the
smaller arteries of the neck In his At
tempt to end his life, but did not cut
deep enough to each the main artery.
This doctors at the hospital say that
l,a uill reCOyer,5 LII " Z. u L. III 81 NIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Irish Eggs.

] found myself, then, on the bridge Of
II large steamer about to sail for Cork
officer, Was Watching the stownge OF tho
last of the cargo, consisting of about 100
large shallow cases, which noticed We're
What may those be?'' asked. Eggs"
was tho laconic reply, "But eggs," |
said, land going to Cork?" Yes" no
answered. tand It Is Il trade, secret which
lions of Danish eggs to Cork TO be res
shipped to England ~ best Irish,'' "A,
some months latert | made, at II tor-
Jeisn hotel. the acq4nIntanGe OF pleas
told the story. to his obvious. horror
and amazement. 1t appeared that his con-
gregaticn con.ained several OF, the Cork
i snake to The blagyard' was his reso-
luton. ! have no doubt he did ''spakel |;
but the trade probably stu flourlshes,--
London Mali i ~. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
DRANK HEAVILY
OF DEADLY Il \ J. DRUG ] 1 c
Mrs. Sallie Almonds, Of Charles
City, at the Point 81
1 Death.
-ossa as ee;:I-. .-- $500 ~
SAVED Ed: BY HEROIC {: 9 EFFORTS 5:
Doctors 81 City Hospital Worked 81
Continuously for for Hours Mys-F
terry Unsolved
SAVED BY HEROIC EFF RTs.

Mrs. Salie Almonds, a widow, Of
Charles City county who has been on
a visit to Mrs. j.. a. Booker. at No. SIT
North Twenty-sixth Street, drank an
ounce and half Of laudanum yesterday,
and that she is alive now Is due solely
to tho tircess work for hours on the part
of Drs. Truman, Pitt and Witten, Of the
City Hospital. Until 2 o'clock lnls morn
ing 1t was thought that Mrs. Almonds
.yould almost Iccrtainly die, but FROM
that time she began to Improve, giving
the doctors hope, that their patient would
recover. Z, n is t55
Drank Heavily Of Drug:
Mrs. Almonds drank tho first dose
of laudanum early yesterday morning.
and later in the day took another. She
had become SO Supplied In the evening
that by Il clock It was decided by her
hosts to- call the ambulance. Dr.&Turr
man responded and took her to the City
Hospital, where his colleague Joined
him In the effort. tp save her life.&sT They
worked continuously from 7ro'conk I'M
It'll daylight this morning. when she was
Thought 10 be out anger.3 ! n; ,5 /.
Mrs. Almonds, = WHO rs about fifty
years old. came. to visit Mrs. (. Booker.
last Thursday She complained otS,feel-'
Ing unwelli Friday or, Saturday, and
some brandy was purchased for her.
Yesterday, after she was taken i'll. an
empty and half-filled a bottle were
found In her vaHse. 2sy$' .fi}. Il
Nothing is know why she took the.
poison. The City Hospital physicians
suggest suicidal attempt unless she was
In the habit Of taking the drug.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
The Knights at Danville.

\ The Knights Tcmplar's Triangular Con-
ciuye to be held at Danville on the l2th
Of October is to be n kind Of triple ALL
ance Inspections, and three regular In
spectors will be on hand. Eminent Sir II.
Theodore Ellyson will inspect the Lynch-
burg Commandery. Eminent Sir II. w.
+ Nc Cav will look after tho Danville Com
1nandery and Eminent Sir William
Buulch VIII inspect tho Roanoke Com
nlandery.
These Inspections will consume the
whole day. and at night a grand banquet
will be rendered all the visitors by the
gDanylle Commandery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Cotton Mills to Be Built. +

Especial TO The Tlmcs-D lspatch.) n
FAYll'rrDVII.LT, N, c., Sept, 96-rho
Flora Cotton Mills Company already In
already been purchased southwest of the
city. The capital is s!OO0Oo; common
stock, 5000 900; preferred stock at Z per
Lowrey Mills. Whitlnore. s.. c., Is one OF
tho chief promoters, The president Is Dr.
Il. ". Lilly. president Of the Bank OF
Fayetteville; ". d. McSelll, general man
nger; j. x. s. Ray, treasurer. The mill
viii use chiefly electric power from the
Cane Fear Electric Company. ~ IN -.L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Chinese at West Toint.

4 Ting Chan Chen and Ying Hsng Wen
arc the names of two Chinese who have
entered West Point, There. arc SO NIL
.itary schools in China, and from these
nartIcularly Intelligent students have
been selected to study the art of war
IN the military schools Of the principal
nations Of the world. Three thousand
are studying ~ Japan. IN order to
Point Congress had 70 pass. 4 law, which
1T did at the recommendation Of the
president and the request Of the CHI,
IN 1904 at the University OF California,
and are said to speak fuently seven lan-
3gnages.
returned from Otter Mills Meckienburg
county. where they spent the summer,
LTS'Fff ~ lt} atari bIsd 9Jitaspr iaJaae y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
BIJOU#B1LL PLEASES.
Mason & Mason Entertain Large
Audience at Family Theatre.

Mason and Mason, as Fritz and snitz.,
sustained by q chorus Of pretty girls en-.
Stertained a large audience at the Bijou:
last night The play Is made up Of song
and clever dialogue. interspcrsed with
plenty Of lively and catchy music and a.
successful week Is assuredly ahead Of the
popular price house..
Many laugh was won by the merry
makers last night. The lines are clever
and clean. and the costumes unusually
pretty. 4a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
CARGO OF WILD ANIMALS
LACERATEDTHE SAILORS
J. (Ry Associated Press

i tl3y Associated Press.) 5iss%
q NEW YORK. September PA badly
lacerateds crew arrived here to-day on
The steamer lndrnmayo, guarding a cargo
Of wild animals. from Chinese and Japan
csc ports. Six leopards and two big
snakes caused most Of the Injuries which
were inflicted by teh animals during an
exciting voyage. Besides these animals
the Indramayo started out with an ele-
plant. six monkeys of a large and savage
species and some smaller animals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Bank Wins Suit.

In the Law and Equity Court estorday
GINA against the Richmond Flour and
Feed Company, and 9 Judgment entered
lip for tho sum Of s3.62S42
Rose and Mrs. lclizaheth 1Nrischkorn
qualified In the Chancery Court o-day as
executors of the last will and testament
of John II, Rose, deceased The estate
was valued at $50 900. EE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
A FORM Err M MISTER OF
WAR Of. 4F RANCE DEAD
: f.5Il y lN9S---N 4
IRrl tA Neutrality-suspicious.

PARIS, September 25..7- Godefroy Cav.
aignac, who was minister Of war during
the exciting period Of the Dreyfus case.
died suddenly to-day atshls home at ST..
Calais, department OF Sarthe. which he
represented In the Chamber OF Deputies.
He was born In Paris In 1853. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Alleged Highwayrnan III TAIL

Joe Martin, the negro ARRESTED Sunday
night upon a charge OF highway rob-
berry, was not given a hearing in the
magistrates court Of lHenrico Yesterday
His case will be set for herring the
latter part OF the week County Po-
liceman N1ougham, who made the arrest,
believes that he will be able to subs
stantlate the charge and secure con-
Bvlction. The penalty for highway rob-
XerylEis deaf H. 3}s44,t g gs8 s2t 81 8P
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
EASTERN SHORE MERCHANT
>THR0WN INTO BANKRUPTCY
l(spccIal 10 rhe TImes-DIspatch

x Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
81 NORFOLK. VA, Sept 25.-William T.
Travis. Of oyster one of the prominent
merchants Of, the Eastern Shore Of Vr--
here to-day on the petition OF his credi-
tors to the United States Court. They all,
lege that he has committed acts of bank
Travis and $1,000 to Severn 3. Travis by
a deed of trust, The notice has been
served on him by the deputy marshal.