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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
s, I4umsden, Chief Of staff,
ISSUES AN ADDRESS.

ISSUES AIN ADDI<Goo'
Hundreds Of Richmonders Sign
Paper in Behalf Of Senator Martin
United States Senator Thomas 9, Mar
tin spent the evening quietly at the Jei-
ferson where he and Mrs Martin are
stopping. During tho forenoon he was
at ills headquarters receiving visitors tors
and directing his campaign as usual, me
Senator will leave the city to- morroW Tor
Isle OF Wight county. and VIII make y
political address there on TUESDAY, He
vii go to Botetourt county and WI SPEAK
there on Thursday Further than THIS ne
has not announced his itinerary. Il !, II
1t is reported that an address. 20 lhe
voters OF Richmond will soon be issusa
reciting Senator Martins services N l nno
senate and that It VIII DO signed by WV
or 100 citizens we'll known in every yo-
oa,,on in this city Just when the address
viii be issued is not definitely known. ~
is also predirled BY the Senators frie ,tn
that no will tmake&at least one and pron- .
nhlv several addresses to the citizens OF
Richmond before the campaign Closes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

once Of the Mayor. The City Hall
MAY soI'H, BLING coNFi2D-
crate Memorial Day and legal hoilday,
business will be suspended In the City
Hall and In all departments Of the city
government SO far as that can be done
vice, Heads of departments will deter.
niino what6is necessary in their respec.
I tive departments, and all other work Will
be suspended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
MR.. MASSIE TO RUN.
Will Stand for the House on thu
Torrens system Platform.

MITE ugene G, Aiassic n prominent lawyer,
snd father OF The Torrt,ns system movement
!ar land registration In this State, has entered
tht race for the House of Delegates on 4 plat
form declaring for bill making the new sys-
lem law in Virginia,
Mr Massie Is considered Il strong lawyer
ana has always been loyal Democrat. HIS
cratic primary
candidacy is Of course, subject to the Demo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
MAJOR LAN|ER
FAILS To RESIGN
{Continued from First Page.)

The latter said he had no objection what
ever to the entire matter. and all the cor
rcspondence-S and facts relating thereto
being published, but after consulting his
counsel, Mr. Nilliam L. Royal, he de-
clined to make a statement.
The fact that Mr.. Lanier has retained
counsel indicates the possibility Of legal
proceedings is said to be his pur-
pose, IN the event he is not put In what
he regards as proper light, to bring
suit against Mr. Upshur, whom he holds
responsible for what he is said to con.
slider a reflection upon him. ama gcs,
1t has beerE whispered, may be lasd at
$4,000. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
.R0EBL|NC BOY
FOUND IN WEST
Son Of Asheville Man Located
in Knoxville and III Good
Health.
NV Associnted Press

AsHEylLLIl n, So May s7,p ,shpI,n Y
received q telegram from, Judge !. "a. Al
ZONES. OF this city, that no had Iouuha
siegfred Roehllng N KnoXy 1a6 t lnf INC, ne
how was we'll and would arrive hero sun
day afternoon. "a . 10
Immediately upon receipt Of the news e,vi
that his son had been seen by four q TIL
ant persons In KNOXVILLE. MI. ltoebling
sent Judge Jones and Edward Holmes 70
Knoxville to search for his SON
Fl ASHEVILLIl, N, c., May 2S-,Connrma (
lion az the report that Siegflied looepllNg
had been found in Knoxville was received
by telephone from Judge Thomas 4.
Jones, Or this city, at an early hour ms
morning Judge Jones has the boy ~ MS
possessions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Will Sail for Europe.

Mrs. w. w.saavi s. and the Misses Hines VIII
leave this afternoon for New iork,- y, wn y,
about the middle Of the week they VIII TAKE An.
the teamers Carpathia, Cunaard Line, .for Eu-
rope. They viii be gone until septemDer..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

~ COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA,
~ DEPARTMENT. b OF TIE STATE
COMMISSION
This Is to certify that the charter OF
C. IS Peers Company, Incorporated, WA
amended on the 18th day of May, 1905
reducing its maximum capital stock from
nifty thousand dollars to fteen thousand
dollars; and that the said amended char.
ter was recorded In the office of the Secre-s
day of May, 1905. Il
4 Witness my hand as Clerk Of the State
Corpora ton Commission this 18th day OF
May, 1905 JOHN "A, UPSfIuR,
May 2l-law-3W Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

REV. MIR. BRYAN ORATOR.
1t Is understood that tho Rev. Corhln
Braxton Bryan, rector OF Grace Episco-
pal Church, has accepted an invitation
from the Indies Memorial Association
to deliver the address on Confederate
Memorial Lay, June 9th. MIR. Bryan was
invited by tho unanimous vote Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Whites vs.. Blacks.

Considerable excitement has been ere
atcd in Chesterfield county by difficulty
between two white men, William ana
Sam Talley, and two negroes, one OF
whom is named Alfred Tyler. Cross war
rants have been sworn out and squire
zChoatham will hear the cases next Ell
day. They were called before him last
Friday. but on account of tho absence
of important witnesses were continued
for one week. as.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Her Arm Broken.

Miss Fannie FalSOn, q very Wen kno ~
young lady of East Eleventh Street, fell
from a street car in Richmond Tuesday
evening and broke her arm just above
the wrist. The car was at the time on
Seventh Street near Byrd Street Sta
ton and a fire wagon going at Il rapid
rate to the Binswanger fire. narrowly
missed the young lady after shc hnd
fallen from the car. The conductor ana
motorman did not see Miss Faison when
the accident occurred and knew nothing
Of it until 1t was reported in Manches-
ter. DR.. w. 2. Matthews, Of Richmond
is treating the injured young lady.
No Houses for Rent.
Real estate men in Manchester are bo-
Ing besleged for houses for rent. @Ihcre
are less than half q dozen vacant dwell
lnGs in the city. and practically NOT y one
in n very desirable locality. In this con-
ncction 1t is recalled that two years, ago
there were some twenty-five or thirty
houses for rent all the time. Rent was
then much cheaper also: The new indus IS
tries that have within the past year 70
Gated in Manchester ana the many now
contemplating locating here viii, 1t Is be-
city several thousand BY the next census.
Olympia Clubs Show.
! The entertainment to be given at Leader
Hall tomorrow night for the Olympia
Club and its friends promises to be an
| =
In the main well known professional and
amateur performers. Among them Is MI.
Sam Allen, an old-tlme minstrel, VINO
will present a monologue and several
songs. The others on the programme are
well known Mr. James MUM Will be the
general manager, and Mr.. LOnnle wilson
will act as stage manager.
Personals and Briefs.
Misses Eizaheth AN, and anne, Christian ird I'm
Richards, Of Salisbury, \, G., are the
guests Of Miss Matte Owen of Porter
Street.
Mrs. Edmona Taylor has returned after
a pleasant visit to friends and relatives
in Fluyanna county.
din Avenue Christian Church, Will I'll
his pulpit, both morning and evening 70,
children, and tho subject Will be BREAK,
subject will be "cain, the Enylous.
Irregular services will be held in Oak
Grove Baptist Church to-day BY tho pas
tor. Rev j. K, Faulkner. ~ ,
| Street, left yesterday for Powhatan county
| to visit relatives and friends.
| Members Of Olympia Cluhm last night
arrapsea for the fn a5haaT
| night, Mum and Wilson'S polite Vaude-
| VILE company will be seen IN Leader Hal
| under the auspices Of this popular club
I'D Waymank, Of tho police department
| IS reported very Mat her home7on Balm,
| bridge street.
"Unfailing Riches Procured During
Life" Win BIO the subject OF, Rev. y. H.
Hudson at AHbury Methodist Church this
morning. Tonight his text Will be "rhc
! Bcaut!ful. How Obtained and Kept For.
ever" $500 49,
Miss Helen Saycdge OF Alliance. Surry
! county, Is the guest az MISS Nellie Ange
1 on Easl Eleventh street
! Mr. II. H. Copbs has returned from
! Buckingham county. where he went to see
I his brother, who was seriously injured by
/ being Kicked by mule,
i arthur Mckinzer, n white man from
Richmond, imb!hed too freely OF Man
| chcster liquor last night and was taken
IN charge W. Chief Llpscomb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

~ Ia 4 !. J i
f MEMORIAL DAY PARADE.
All Local Military Organizations
Will Take Par General Orders.
shall of the parade on Memorial Day.
Tuesday, May Goth, has issued the FOL.
lowing orders through his chief of staff.
Captain a. L. Lumsden:. ! az
Hav.ng been requested by r N. Lee
Camp to act as chief marshal Memorial
Day May S9th respeec1fuiy ih vnter ms
Sons Of Veterans and all other Con ;ol,
fadorate organizations; the Seventeen a,
Virginia Volunteers r.. IT, J. il3lues BAT
ana that our merchants close their places
Of business on that day by o'clock ~
Mccarthy, the ladies Of the, Memorial
Association. in carriages, will .nssemn y,
on fifth street, between G =; e,,,d amd
Trankn stTsets ri fmMpse T. g sues
will form on Franklin Street. right or
Fourth, and Richmond HowitZers on ne, lei
OF the Blues; Seventeen Regim,efntt' r astt-
rInin VOLUNTEERS. on franklin, lett rest
hs' on Fourth Street, and ready to move 'v
at 4:sO o'clock P. NJ,
| THE Veterans and sons Will form on
Franklin Street, opposite WoI1 1, - ~, y,
between I3clvidcra and Laurel streets, py
4:so P, M. (R. II, Lee Camp on, rlghL),
and FOLLOW In rear OF the military rs
s soon M it shall pass them, the CARRIAGES
to follow in renr Of the Sons OF Veterans TER I.
IN ,n asst s,let' in forming the Inc for parade
In addition to the datnch from T. "
Lee Camp. George p Pickett c gl, "a an = 9
cnmrndss to ride with me: ], Taylor FL
ivsnn' Jossph bryan. Rev. j. r. Mason;
cyrus Boss'cus George Y chrd,s san 1 aha
John w. Gordon, ?. g; Rlchnfq 1las,,an noii''
5.' a IS Marshal.
IA s, 1lumsden Chief Of Staff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
To Elect Substitutes.

The Fire Commissioners Will meet IN
called session Tuesday evening and elect
two substitute firemen. There Is lot
Of routine work to be disr sed OF by
the commissioners also. and the session
will be an important one. The substl-
tute firemen to be elected are to take
the places of Mr.. w. w. Lumpkin. who
resigned, and Mr.. L. d. Waymack, who
was recently made a runner tor the de-
partmcnt. There are SIX substitutes and
seven runners in addition to the two
station,ncn and the chief of the fire de
rtn .s-.-- LE-.-a Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
Retains Her Co1nposure.

Mrs. Estele Smith, the alleged MUIR
deress of her six-ycar-old child. who Is
confined In the Manchester Jail awaiting
the June term of the Corporation Court
when she will be placed on.triai Tor her
life. is hcxling UP we'll under the terri
BILE strain upon her nerves. She has re-
ceived no. callers since being at the jail
and has not communicated with her
husband except ION the times when she
was brought to and from the court
house Her husband. S. x. Smith, who
is charged with being an accessory TO
the murder of tho child, is confined IN a
cell on the opposite side of the jail from
Mrs. Smith,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
NEWS GATHERED
+ ROM ,S0UT|H / ! !.
S. p. C. A. Takes Hand
in Chesterfield
County.
Ll
MIGHT
GERMAN FRIDAY

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch
No. l02 Hull Street,.
OF pe,l.lnlei slAutI 'sIvI paluindos aetl|
Acting, upon information sworn to by
| Mr.. Il. g. Taylor. agent for the soclety
| for the Prevention CT Cruelty to Animals
OF Richmond, Justice OF tho Peace L. w.
Chenthnm yesterday issued nine warrants
against Phillips aud Airport, contractors
on the Petersburg Turnpike, near Ctt''
tralia, ana against r. II. Kyle foreman
for tho contractors, charging them with
cruelty treating dumb brutes. In tho
warrants tho names OF n'iic lnules ur9
given, and Mr.. Taylor gives the mems
uromcnts of each sore on the nhlil'ilis
being worked. Captain y. 3. Gulsoh.
of Richmond, is attorney for mo soe'e.s
and some time ago took the matter w
with commemorative Attorney Gregory,
of Chesterfield county. At first II was
not definitely known in what court INC
proceedings against the contractors anu
their foreman would be brought.
Special officer Watts will servo the
papers on Monday and Squire Chenthani
will hear the cases at once.
German at Park.
Tho Manchester German CUB gave u
most delightful german IN the school
building at Forest Hill Park Friday nisnt'
DR. and Mrs. w. Il. Merchant ana MI
and Mrs Allen Pettigrew chaperoned inc
party. ut was tho first german py
the club for several months ana was
enjoyed by all. Dancing was kept -Np
until 70 O'Clock. Mr.. Willis c. putnam
with Miss Hyde led the german. Those
present were Mr.. John Sampson and MISS
Robertson Mr.. r. NJ. Fendley and MISS
Hyde, Mr.. w. B. Carper and Miss Mary
Patteson, Mr.. II. W. Byrd and Miss Etla
Sampson, Mr.. Walter Duval and MISS
Susie Sampson, Mr. Edwin Williams anu
Miss Alice McRac, Mr.. T. Cratt ana
Miss Helen McRae Mr.. Royal Turpln
and Miss McIsne, Mr. Stephen Putney,
of Richmond. and Miss Margaret owen,
of Manchester, and Mr. Will, Patteson
and Miss Nina Owen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Mr. w. ~ Kibby general secretary of
the local association, resigned several(
days ago, and has gone to Buffalo, New
York, to take up like work. gS
1t Is understood that a ministerial stu
dent from Richmond Will have charge ot!
the Petersburg Y. NJ CA. during the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
BIG FAIR FOR ORPHANAGE
Exhibition Will Be Given at Auditorium
to Aid St. James,
TWENTY-TH0USANO- DOLLAR DEBT TO PAY
Business and Professional Men of
All .ieliEions VIII Cooperate
to Make the Enter
prise a Success.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEBT TO PAY

Arrangements are being made for one Of
the biggest church fairs ever given in
Omaha and the first event Of the kind In
the new Auditorium. All proceeds will
go to the st. James Orphanage at Benson
TO help in paying of debt of $4,000 re-
naming on that institution. To insure the
success Of the undertaking a board Of
directors Of fifty prominent business and
professional men has been formed The
board is non-sectarlan and embraces men
Of all kinds of religious belief. who are
anxious to help the orphanage, which is
Catholic
F. A. Nash is president Of the body. An
executive committee and subcommittee
have been appointed to have charge of the
general management of the fair and its
details such as amusements. booths, so
licitlng, publication, etc. Active work has
started Many of the booths used at the
pure food show have been donated and a
large number OF articles secured to be
given as prizes. The women Of every Cath
Ollie parish in the city, who have organized
for the purpose have got many of the do
nations in the way of prizes
Past efforts towards raising the debt d
the orphanage have been very successful
and at the last one, more than half a dozen
years ago. more than $4,000 was received
for the purpose and applied Regardless Of
sects the board of directors is counting or
the hearty support of the city at the fair
Many exceptionally good things to attract
the attention and sheclSles of the curious
whether or not he be generous Of heart
are promised.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
COMING WEEK AT KRUG PARK
Calling Gun Section of Omaha
Guards to Give Spectacular
Exhibition

Manager w. W. Cole is bringing to a
close at Krug Park the most successful
season in the history OF the enterprise.
over half million people have visited
this resort since its gates were opened last
spring. Krug Park has this year offered
more unique legitimate features than were
ever offered before to omahas amusement
loving people,
Manager Cole will present, commencing
this evening, for the last eight nights OF
the regular season at Krug Park the
Union Calling Section of the Omaha
Guards in their original spectacle. storm
ing the Old Mil"
spectacular production which gives the
young men ali opportunity TO show their
proficiency In the handling OF their gatling
gun. The Royal Canadian band will give
both afternoon and evening concerts all
week, Manager Cole will send up this
evening war balloon. When the balloon
shall have reached a SUFFICIENT height 10
guarantee the spectators against injury
dynamite bombs will be exploded from the
basket.
on Tuesday evening September p. the
Woman's Catholic Order OF Foresters will
hold their annual outing
The United German Singing Societies OF
Omaha will picnic on Thursday, septem-
Der a.
The Pennsylvania Society will hold a
basket picnic on Friday September Is Tbs
picnic is in charge OF w. c. shriver, James
A. Mazelle Joseph Redman aud Mel II
| Hoerner. Addresses viii be delivered b.
prominent Pennsylyaniana
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
Monument Dedication.

Now that the Douglas County Veterans
reunion and the national encampment are
things of the past, the next thing in order
to engage the attention and interest of the
old soldiers of Douglas county and Omaha
will be the dedication of the new soldiers
monument now in position in Forest Lawn
cemetery. The dedication is fixed for Sep
TENDER q and will be held under the direc-
ton OF the monument committee. DIR. s.
X. Spaulding. who has been one of the
most Jealous friends of the monument
movement will probably deliver the ded-
icatory address. The program as prelim-
inarily outlined contemplates an elaborate
celebration, with troops from Fort Crook
participating, and also all the Grand Army
posts and corps and Ladies' of the Grand
Army OF the Republic circles of Douglas
county. The program has not been COM
pletely formulated, but will be during the
coming week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
NOW WEEKS BUYS CIGARS
Burlington Conductor Lets Go When
ever His Friends Say the
Word "DOE."

Conductor w. II. Weeks or the Burling-
ton is buying cigars without a murmur
whenever he meets one of his running
mates and they simply suggest the word
dog"
AS Weeks was taking one Of the Burling-
toms fast trains west Thursday he came
TO a double seat occupied by a young
woman and her dog, this being strictly
against the rules of the Burlington road,
that is to have dogs in the passenger
coaches.
''You will have to take that dog to the
baggage car, said Weeks.
ooh, Mr.. Conductor. please let him stay;
he is not bothering anyone"
Weeks, however, was obdurate and,
being a strict disciplinarian, when he found
that argument was of no avail, called the
tiagman and ordered him to take the dog
o the baggage car. The fagman grabbed
he dog with a great show of bravery and
tarted out OF the car when he discovered
that 1t was a little wooden toy dog.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
SOUTH WIND BLOWS OUT WEST
Indian EiEhty-Five Years Old Gets
Out OF Jail and Goes
HOmR

South Wind, a venerable Indian OF the
Winnebago tribe, who has reached the age
of S years. was released from the Douglas
county jail Friday evening on $500 bonds.
He has been held in durance for several
weeks on a commitment for taking liquor
onto the Winnebago reservation and is 20
answer 10 the federal grand jury for that
offense
South Wind is patriarchal looking old
fellow and was born In Wisconsin. He
came 70 Nebraska territory many years
ago, when the Winnebagoes were trans
ferred from that state TO the Nebraska
reservation. As soon as released from jan
he blew out Of town.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
DR.. FRANK PARK is DEAD
Young Physician Found Lifeless by
Patient with whom He
Spends Night.

DR.. Frank Park Of 1908 North Twenty
fourth street, died suddenly at the home
Of Abraham L. Reed, near the Country
club in Benson, Friday night. DR.. Park
was called Friday evening to attend Mrs
Reed and was taken i'll at the stomach
soon after reaching the home of his pa
tient. He vomited during the evening and
became so weak that he decided to send
mis- rig home and spend the night at the
Reed home. He was assigned to a bed in
the same room with Mr.. Reed, who, upon
awakening Saturday morning at first
thought DR.. Park was merely sleeping, but
on later investigation discovered that the
ioctor was dead. Drs. ]. X. Vance and c.
Il. Ballard were summoned and diagnosed
The case as apoplexy.
To all appearances DR.. Park was in good
health up to Friday morning. He was q
years of age and came to Omaha three
years ago from Belleville, Kan, where his
parents now reside. He is survived by a
wife and 2-year-old daughter. He had ar
office in the Paxton block.
Until some definite advice is received
from Belleville the funeral arrangement
will not be made
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
Union Veterans, Union.

The twentieth national encampment OF
the Union Veterans union will be held this
year at Springfield, H., October IS to 20.
This being historic ground. the home of
Abraham Lincoln, a large attendance from
all parts of the country is anticipated.
Arrangements are being made in regard 10
transportation and II is presumed at least
a half-far rate will be secured. All veterans
DESTROYS OF making this trip can secure
Information by applying to headquarters,
SIP Brown block A Joint meeting of the
two regiments viii be held in the Cont
mental block Friday, September Is, at s
p. m. to take action on the same, as we'll
as transacting other business OF interest
to the order.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
Ancient order United workmen.

The central committee Of the Ancient
order of United WorImen of Omaha has
arranged for a series Of union meetings
for the fall and winter among the various
Omaha lodges The object Of these meet
ings is to create a spirit of sociability
among the members Of the different lodges
and to become better acquainted with each
other and to promote the interests of the
order in every practical way.
The first union meeting will be held with
Union Pacific lodge, at Workmen temple,
Friday evening, September 10, under the
auspices Of the central committee. All
members of the order are requested to
attend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
ECHOES OF TIE kaTEROOA



Nebraska seems to have Jared fairly well
at the national encampment Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic just closed al Denver.
James d. Gage, formerly adjutant gem
eral Of the Nebraska department, and also
at one time adjutant general Of the state,
was chosen a member OF the national coun-
Gil Of administration.
Mrs Abbie A. Adams Of Superior was
elected national president Of the Womans
Relief corps Mrs Adams was formerly
president OF the Nebraska department
Woman's Relief corps and is the wife OF
Captain Claire f. Adams Of Superior Cap
tain Adams IS a past department com.
mander Of Nebraska.
Mrs Frederick J. Cole OF Beatrice was
elected Junior national vice president of
the Association Of Army Nurses. She was
formerly senior vice president OF the Ne
braska Woman's Relief corps and is the
wife Of Captain Gilbert l.. Cole of Beatrice
a veteran of the civil war.