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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31
AWFUL
ITCHING ECZEMA.
Sores All Over Face and Body
Could Not Tell What She Looked
Like - Unable to Sleep Grew
Worse Under Doctors.
CURED BY CUTlCURA
IN ONE MONTH!

A grateful mother, in the following
letter, tells of another OF those mar
velous cures by Cuticura When
my baby was four months old her
skin broke out with ahumor. ] took
her to a doctor, who said 1t was
eczema. He gave me medicine to
give her. but che kept getting worse
all the time. Her little face and body
were 50 covered with cores and large
scales you could not tell what she
looked like. No child ever had
worse case. Her face was being eaten
away, and even her finger nails fell
of, Then ittitched SO she could not
sleep, and for many weary nights we
could get no rest. At last we got
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, first
bathing her in warm water with the
Soap, and then spreading on the ONT
ment with soft clotls. ! saw q change
4 in Q week, The sorea began 10 heal
and she could sleep at night. and In
one month che had not one sore on
her face or body. Any mother hay
Ing children with eczema or humors
will find a friend In Cuticura Soap:
and Ointment. lsignedl Mrs, Mary
sanders,7oe Spring ST., Camden, NH
Aug, IA, 1904 = n n, ID tAs
The foregoing statement justifes
the oft,repeated assertion that Cuti,S
cura Soapand Ointment afford instant
relief, aud permit sleep for baby and
rest for tired mothers, and pointsto
speedy, permanent, and economical
cure, when all else fails In the most
,orturing. dishguring, itching. burn,
Ing, bleeding, scaly, crusted, and
pilnply skin and scalp hpHoTs,
,hs Void Pottsi Dfas Chem Corp honon, sss Props
s ~ Sspa issN Rov 10 cWs bsby Hvw0ss."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31
TWENTY THOUSAND
GERMAN Dap lists.
A Great Host That Will Settle
Down Oh Bristol,
Tenn.
Especial to Tho 8Tlmes.Dlspatch.)

BRISTOL. TENN, May 30.-Delegates
are arriving on all trains to attend the
national meeting Of German Baptists.
The time from now until Saturday Is
being occupied with a Bible and Sunday
school institute, in which many promi-
nent church workers from different. parts
OF the United States are participating
The local railway men have been adj
vised Of ten special trains that will ar
rive here the latter part OF the present
week, including one from the Pacific
Coast. 1t is expected that twenty thou
sand people will be here before the end
OF the week. ..8s
DR.. Curtse, the eccentric evangelist OF
tho bunker Church. has arrived here
from York, Pa. to attend the meeting,
having walked the whole of the way.
preaching at various points en- route.
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FAIRMO UNT NEWS.

. /. = 4 &
Mr. and Mrs. Hall. OF NO. 22lo Fairmount
Avenue, have left for Hanover Courthouse
Tor a stay Of several weeks.
Mr. Eddie Thomas has left for Newport
News. where he will stay several days. after
which he will go to kentucky
Mrs, Mamie Miller and her little niece Will
leave about June Sd for Crewe, Va, where
they Will spend several weeks.
tI The Ladies' Aid Society met yesterday morn
Ing Instead of in the afternoon. and 1T was
decided 70 continue the bazaar. through this
week In the basement Of the Methodist Church,
instead of the Town Hail.
Mrs, Minnie Drlard has returned to the
city after stay of several days. s.tt
talnment entitled the District School" Tues
asy sn ay s TIE an TGwn i Hs r Thi
cause. and deserves to e.well patronied. 85
Mrs. A. F., Nugent and her daughter Miss
sess Of q ~ ren
home 7533
Mrs, Rennie Howard. Of Essex, is undergoing
Howard VIII remain in this Vicinity for several
weeks while his wife is here.
Miss Brshtis Cross Is visiting relatives IN
Norfolk. Va,
J. G. Hennng. OF Kansas City. !s tho guest
Of Mr.. C. O, Brown. on Chelsea Hin.
Miss Minnie Via Is visiting friends In New
Alessra, Eddie King. Arthur DUEL, Dallas
Wingfield and Eddie Slaughter, Of Petersburg,
We're the guests OF friends on Chelsea Hill
Miss Viola Bales has returned to her home
N Newport News after q pleasant visit to
friends sF8giss 44s5f 81 y fiG
Mrs. c. G. Cox, Miss Virginia ana Masters
Christian and Luther Cox. wife and children
OF Rev, G. G, Cox, OF Newberne, N. c., are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. 8, 4. Gary, on, the
Avenue 5s Ell,
Miss Betto sanford, OF Petersburg, va.
is ne guest Of her friend, Miss Clara Smith.
the sssfs Kisses " Ds Of Madison suny 4xanf
Avenue, 4
Mrs. S, a. crone OF Richmond, ts staying
with the family OF her SON. Mr.. ], s. Crone.
Mrs J. i, crone Is still quite III in her nome,
Much surprise and regret is expressed IN
Paramount by the many friends OF Rev, Dc,
signa,ion Of the pastoral care Of Yenabla
Street Baptist Church. Rev perleux has many
warm admirers here. S S s
The Evening star Social Club. met In the
home OF Miss Leona Cottrell q few evenings
ago. music and games were INDUCED in until
a late hour, after which the merry party dis
Persed Those present were Misses lrene
Eenze, Bessie Creepy Mamie Mundtn, Eva
creery Lsona Cottrell. and Messrs No ~, Re-
bertson. John McDonough Ernest shelton,
Willie Newsome and Joseph Patterson,
y v rumored on good authority that Rei,
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T. . . . ~
No. 316o-In small boys styles for sum-
mer wear there Is none more popular
than the two-piece suit. especially for
making up in washable materials. such
rs linen, madras, pique. cotton. cheviot.
hop sacking. viyella, serge or duck
Tho little suit pictured was made OF
plaid ginghan. The blouse has q box
palit mt center back and front and two
box plaits at each side Of front to give
fullness to the blouse and skirt.
a belt Tapped In under buckle drawn
In the garment slightly at the waist and
ends the proper effect to tho skirt
The sleeves arc OF the Bishop type,
gathered ful' at the top and laid In plaits
to cuff depth.
Tho Knickerbockers are cut full and
are shaped with the regulation inside
and outside leg seams and may be So
cured at the knee by leg bands and elias
tics vi
The pattern is cut in sizes for 2. Z and
years,
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g. G. Cox will soon move his family TO Fair
mount to. live. M r.. Cox was formerly pastor
OF the Baptist Church here but resigned
several months tigo. and took pastorship OF
the Baptist Church at Newberne, NJ O.. but
owing to the climate and the continued Ill
health OF Mrs. Cox, he Is anxious to return;
here. sSfS e
tho session. after very successful year under
tho care Of Miss Alice Smell, the teacher. 4
pictnlc was given We the pupils at Forest HI
able day. They returned home a happy. but
IL tired PARTY Mt dark Hs .at ltHl l..L ~
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Rich7n.,onr Il, ,E in New York.

(Srccial to The Times Dspntch.)
NEW YORK, May 3o.-Broadway Cen
trail, Il. c. Barrow; Hoffman. Mrs. e. =.
Turner'S Breslyn, "A. NJ. TraYers: Imperial,
%. D. Hotchkiss; Marlborough, g. w.
Adams, T.. M. Crews w. r. Rogers; Man
haitian, Mrs. II. A.. Claiborne.
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cantata given at Union Station Metho-
dist Episcopal Church last Sunday after
noon will please BIO at the church Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock. when the
cantata will be repeated for tho benefit
of many who could not obtain admission
on Sunday and We're deprived of the
pleasure Of seeing and hearing It.
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MRS. WILLIAM HUME,
President.
MFRS. WILLIAM R. LUKE.
Secretary.
MRS. B. j. FARRAR,
Wedding Of Interest To-day.

: The Hampton Baptist Church Will wit
ness n brilliant wedding at $50 o'clock
this afternoon, when the Rev. =. Pen
dleton Jones celebrates the nuptials Of
former Mayor and Mrs. John Wesley
Richardson to Mr.. Andrew Wallace Dun
can, of Greenville, Ky, son OF Mr.. Will
liam Graham Duncan, Sr., the head of
4 the coal mines which bear his name ut
Luzerne, KY. and the Graham mines.
near Greenville. Mr.. Andrew Wallace
4 Duncan is secretary and treasurer Of
Y the two companies
The church will be decorated in palms
tand pink and whito carnations. The
icholr will sing the wedding chorus from
| IohengrIn at the entrance Of the bridal
I party
The bride. wearing white lace with
orange blossoms and carrying Bride
roses, will be attended by Misses Annie
Isabel Richardson. Emma Richardson.
I salie Lee Co'.e Blanche Webb. Katie
/ belle Duncan. salle Bird Garnett and
( Katherine Whiting. These young ladies
4 will be In pink and white.
Mr.. William Graham Duncan, Jr., will
q be best man, and tho groomsmen will
include: Messrs. Houston face. Hamilton
3 Richardson. George T. Abbitt. James
4 Tichard Hewitt. Samuel r. Addison and
Nv. w. Richardson.
Engagement Announced.
The Winchester Evening Star OF Mon.
day says:
The engagement OF Miss Eleanor Cooke
Worthington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dali Worthington, Of Granite, Md. to
MIR. Richard Parker Mccormick, Jr. for.
merly of Winchester. and now of Panama
has been announced. The ceremony will
y take place Saturday, June Sd, at high
,noon, at Barrens. the country home Of
1.-THE bride, near Woodstock. Nd. The
bride will be attended by her two sisters
Misses Mary and Henry Worthington
THE groom Is the son OF Mr., Richard p,
Mccormick. of the Philadelphia Wreck
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fond by some In tho Increased number of H
tracts that are accented from tho missionaries
sc5fhers find the evidence In the proposition
which finds farcr with tho government to in-l
gcrnass the rnlnLer OF guns for land Ssnd naval
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Railway Offices Closed.

The general offices OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad were closed at p r. M.
yesterday and the employees given oppor-
tunity to attend the Memorial Day SER
vices. 5
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special TO the New York Herald OF
On Monday. Mrs Nathaniel Y. Bacon. OF
Peacedale, president OF the Colonial
Danes OF Rhode Island, entertained Mrs:
Clairbonrne, OF Richmond. Va, national
president Of the Colonial Danes of Amer
lea, at luncheon in the society rooms
to-day.
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| \ f p 6 r. :.
Elizabeth Crutchfield in that city which
occurs Thursday.
Miss Agnes Scott, OF s,taunton, is visit
Ing relatives elasti' In the city.
Mrs, q. L. .Rutfln, of fredericksburg, isI
spending 81 q few days IN Richmond Inn nd
!, Cards sare out for the marriage Of the
Rev: John Henry Chapman, formerly Of
sisory1 .t toMiss Rosale Curtis Law.
ST. IS pfo0klyn' y. q" in BROOKLYN On June
Mr. i S James Brown Potter and Colonel lei
MEXICO. 1When I'll thew W. return. Mr. Potter
VII " g from New York to Join Mrs.
Of Nj j. y. ANDERSON = II DiiSyn. Va
e,uos sulpueds .re pu1'' :na 'uxAlrG
o. ,,l pe, ! y, soq. uep1pH oIiuv ssIy
ley, have Issued Invitations for the mar
10 Mr. James A Reher shaw. the e ee
ming, June 7th,I at 1850 o'clock at the
Philadelphia MathodLst Episcopal Church,
- uitSO Jury A>, " s5-i 25{ss43 f
Messrs. Lewis md Thomas Brander
are a =, the quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
p. ,EicIh,elberger,in their cottage at Vir-
Miss Agnes Drewry, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Echelberger, re-
turned Saturday to her home, "Mineoa,,"
chesscrfleld county county Il
Miss Louise Jones returned on satur-
day to Norfolk from visit to Miss
Cards are out announcing the marriage
TO Miss Elizabeth Josephine MARSHALL, Of
At at $50 +. NJ. lin i B Be- t Avenue Baptist
Church, Berkeley. The ceremony will be
performed BY the Rev, A. J. Ramsey.
Mrs Mary sms!les of fa Stanton 'at is !, pay ay
mond
MRS Charles Gulpeper, Of P F. ,,,a o. h,
Monument Avenue.
Miss Rosalie Pettis is visiting Miss Fan
ME Peele, No. 41s Dinwidde Street, Ports
Judge ]. NJ ouarles. Of staunton, is
spending q few 8 days in Richmond r''rp7
4 Y $50.
Judge H. W.. Holt and little son, who
have returned to their home in staunton
The Rev. Thomas Dixon, Sr., of West
ern North Carolina, father Of the Rev.
Thomas Dixon the noted author and
lecturer, is In Norfolk, visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thacker, wife of the Rev. Dr.
j. Ernest Thacker, OF the Second Pres
in Client. The Rev. Mr.. Dixon Is a
pioneer Baptist preacher, Of Cleveland
county, NJ q. and has founded many
Baptist churches in that State. He is
81 years of ge, and breaches every Sun
day. Last Sunday DR.. Dixon occupied
the pulpit ut the Court Street Baptist
Church, of 4 Portsmouth and delivered a.
strong sermon to a large and apnrs-5
cative audience. &
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, new Amba ssador to
Great Britain. will be presented by the.
Foreign Minister Lord Lansdowne. to
King Edward at noon on June 9Th, when
he will present his credentials. Tho AM
tbassador will drive from his residence to
uckngham6t Palace In q royal carrla ge
Mr. Reid will arrive In time to partici-i
pate in the programme of the reception
to the King Of Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. William Corcornn5 Eustis,
who are guests eof the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Norton at their
country home oh 3fha Hudson will spend
the greater mart OF the summer at their;
country residence.in Upper Virginia,
b Miss Margaret Mason OF Chnrlottes-
VILE is spending q few days with Mrs.
Murray M. Mcclure, No.811a West Ave-
MI n 4 r NJ - e. 4 I q
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Mrs. c. o. Herring, OF Stanton is vis-
iting her sisters, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs.
Wash, in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31

DR.. Clifton Miller. who was called to
illness Of his brother-in-law Lieutenant
Frank Schell, of the United States navy,
has returned and will be in his office to-
day. s-
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Grace Street. ~ IN
ndelphia Conservatory of Music and the
leading soprano In st, Paul's Episcopal
Church, Norfolk, Va. She will sing
given in the home of Mrs j. s. Moore
of East Broad Street. by the Kings
Daughters Sho Will also give short
recital, assisted by Mr.. Shepherd Webb
In the piano room OF the Walter y. Mb-
SEES piano Company Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31

The Hon. L. w Smith, OF Frederieks-
burg, has sold his farm in SpotsYlvania.
known as "Belfonte, to NJ Randolph y.
Burruss. This is one OF spotsylvania's
best farms and is located about two miles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31

Mrs. Edward Wright, formerly Miss
Sadie Grymes, Of Richmond spent Nom
day night with her mot her. Mrs. Robert
Street. - -A.L...
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These patterns can be gotten at Tho
Cohen Company for 1oc.-Adv
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ing and Contracting Company, and is a
government engineer.
Will Bring Bride Back.

q . = - =
After the marriage OF Miss Beatrice
Winans, daughter Of Mr.. Ross Winans
of Baltimore, to the Prince de Bearn,
the bride and groom will come to Amer
lea and spend their honeymoonssa at New
port, where Mr.. Ross owns a beautiful
home called Castle ELL.
When they leave for Europe they will
go to ST. Petersburg, Russia, where the
Prince has military appointment.
Besides giving his bride one Of the most
illustrious titles OF France, Prince de
Bearn will present to her the family jew
els, among which are the heirlooms hand
cd down from one Of his ancestors the
Duchess dc Tourzel who received them
from Queen Marie Antolnetto, who gave
them to the Duchess as a souvenir Of
their common suffering in the Temple at
the time OF the reign Of terror. The
Duchess de Toured was lady-in-waitinE
to the Queen and governess of the Dnu-
phin and his sister.
Among the alliances Of the house OF
Bcarn are not only those Of La Roche
foucauld, La Force, De Castellane. De
Talleyrand- Perigordg and DE Beaufort, but
also the royal houses of Austria Ger
many Spain, Holland and Italy. Cas-
ton seventh dc Bcarn, Of the time of 1850.
was uncle Of the Queens Of England,
France and Sicily. having married Bea-
trice of -Savoie, and Castor HI, OF li54,
became King Of Navarro by his marriage
with I.eonie de Navarro. Ills grand
daughter, Catherine de Bearn, married
Jean dAlbert. grandfather OF Henry ",
of France.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Gilbert Watson Edwards, OF Sag
Hnrbor, Long Island, Is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. Archer Lee Richardson, at NO.
20S East Main Street.
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Pretty June Wedding.

A pretty wedding of June 18th will
unite in marriage Miss Elizabeth Curlo
Christian, 1.-THE daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Christian, Of No l West
Grace Street, to Mr. Charles Mann
&Taliaferro, of New York.
The ceremony will be performed in
Grace Episcopal Church at hnlf7past five
o'clock In the afternoon. There will
be no reception aftcrward the bride
and groom leaving Immediately for their
bridal trip. The personal popularity Of
Miss Christian and her fiance renders
the wedding a most interesting social
event a
Letter From Nashville Branch.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. president Of the
Association for the Preservation Of Vlr-
ginin Antiquities. has received the fol-.
lowing letter, which says:
AT the last meeting Of the Nashville
branch Of the A. p. v. a.. the following
resolutions were passed.
Resolved, That the death Of General
Fitzhugh Lee. the beloved president of
May, 1907, Is most deeply lnmented and
causes universal sorrow.
THAT his great fitness and untirng
zeal have been fully recognized and APP
preciatcd in the past. and recognizing
his irreparable loss. we pledge ourselves
Ito renewed exertions and loyalty to the
noble purpose in view. and that we
urge n vigorous support of the great
work so ably and periodically prose-
cuted by the illustrious Virginian.
(signed)
MRS. WILLIAM HUME,
President
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Williams, of Nor
folk, Va, Is spending few days with
her cousin, Mr.. Charles ]. Dey. on West
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GREAT Ct |NCREAS
IN IMMIGRATION.
Total Number Of Foreigners Who
Came Into United States in
Il. April, 1877 ,oq4.
10 The Tinaas- )ispntc

-11 7Speclal TO The Tlnles-D lspntch.)
Ii WAsHINGTON,8D d. c., May 30.-A COM
grafton 1. to into the United States. BY coun-
tries, during the months of April 1904 and
1906, respectively, showing, increase OF
decrease for each country, is as follows: v
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Take me home to the place where !
first saw the light,
To the sweet, sunny South. take me
home,
Where the 1nockng- bird sung me to rest
IS every night
All! why was tempted to roam:
I think with regret of the dear home
M / left,
OF the warm hearts that sheltered me
or tne wife and the dear ones OF whom
Tn, bereft,
And 1 sigh for the old place again.
Take me homo to the place whore the
orange trees grow,
TO my cot in the evergreen shade,
Where the flowers on the rivers green
margin may blow Y.
Their sweets on the bank where We
played.
The path to our cottage. they say, has
grown green,
And the place Is quite lonely around,
And know that the smiles and the
forms have seen
Now lie deep in the dark, messy
ground.
Take mo home. let me see what is left
thatSI knew
Can 1t be that the old house is
# gone?
) The dear friends Of my childhood indeed
must be few,
And must lament all alone.
But yet I'll return to the place OF my
birth.
Where my children have played at the
door,
I Where they pulled the white blossoms
that garnished the earth,
Which will echo their footsteps no
more. !,
Chorus.
Take me home to the place where my
little ones sleep;
Poor massa lies buried close by,
Ger the graves Of the loved ones !
long to weep,
And among them to rest when die
ss. ~ E.at Lsal-Old Southern Song. 4
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Conflicting Testimony,

ton ,.... 1904 sl.sss 45,77l
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who are guests OF the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p Norton at their
country home OH 3fhs Hudson. will spend
the greater mart of&the summer at their
country residenceEin Upper Virginia
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Miss Margaret Mason OF Chnrlottes-
VILE, IS spending a. few davs with Mrs.
Murray M. Mcclure, No.411n West Ave-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-04
MITCHELL SEES ROOSEVELT
President Of Mine Workers Visits President
Of United States
URGES APPOINTMENT OF FRIEND TO OFFICE
No Discussion of Labor situation
by the TWO Eminent Gentle
men and Mitchell Speaks
Guardedly Afterward
URGES APPOINTMENT OF FRIEND TO oFFIC

WASHINGTON, Oct .87-John Mitchell
president Of the United Mine Workers of
America, had an interview with President
Roosevelt today by appointment. He re-
mained with the president about half an
hour. At the conclusion of the interview
Mr.. Mitchell said he had come to WASH
ington to see the president, not at the
latter's invitation, but OF his own voli-
ton, to talk with him about "a personal
matter"
Pressed for information as to the nature
OF his mission, he said that he had urged
the president to appoint Louis Hammer
ling, editor Of the official organ of the
United Mine Workers, as collector of in
ternal revenue for the Scranton CPa.) dis
trict. He declined to indicate whether the
appointment would be made or not. Ham
n1erling is opposed by some members of
the Pennsylvania congressional delegation.
Il did not discuss with the, president the
labor situation in the anthracite coal
teids," said Mr.. Mitchell. my business
with him was purely on this personal mat
ter"
In response to other inquiries, he said
that he did not know whether the coal
operators had large stores of surplus coal
on hand or not, as he had made no in
vestigation along that line He said also
tnat ne had made no inquiry to the possi-
Die result OF the enforcement of the child
labor law In closing some of the Penn
sylvania coal mines, but he ventured the
opinion that the enforcement of the law
would not have that effect.
MI Mitchell returned to the White House
aoout o'clock to see the president again,
out remained only few minutes. He left
this afternoon for Scranton.
Berlin Electrical Workers Strike.
BERLIN. Oct 3-The strike of the cleo
| trical workers has extended to two more
factories. The total number of men out is
$780, No disturbances have occurred.
Enough men have been obtained to supply
current sufficient to keep two-thirds OF
the street cars going.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-04
REQVISlTION FOR PAT GROVE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Donahue Since the recent shooting Of Pa
trolman Jackson descriptions and photo
graphs of Grove were sent to Butte, as II
is known he has a brother living near that
place. In view OF these, facts Chief Dona-
hue is inclined strongly to the opinion that
Grove has been apprehended at Butte.
The complaint against Grove was filed
by County Attorney slabaugh and sworn
TO by Henry w. Dunn, charging Grove
with shooting with intent to kill A. H.
Jackson.
The application on Governor Mickey was
filed before Police Judge Berka. who in
turn made out the customary papers to
the states executive.
Detective Heitfeldt took papers to Llncolr
TO wait on the governor.