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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-01-05
Peril of the Cities.

All thoughtful publicists are coming to
see that the problem of our civilization Is
our cities. They are appalled, at the preva-
lence of crime and vice in those central ag-
gregations of humanity which are yet to
rule the nation. They are shocked at the
precocity of wickedDess, the number of
juvenile criminals and desperadoes. They
hunt IN libraries and book stores for dime
novels as the cause. The cause is the sa-
loon. You may, indeed, have criminals
without saloons, but you cannot have sa-
looms without criminals. When you sow
saloons thick among a population you
must reaD a harvest of crime.
The saloon produces crime and vice by
the alcohol it administers. which, as ply
sioiogists now know, deadens the higher:
finer faculties, last evolved in the march of
evolution, and hence most easily de-
throned, while it stimulates the lower in
stincts, the long Inheritance of barbarism
ever struggling to control, and needing only
to be ,unleashed-to have the restraints of
Judgment and conscience removed-in or
der to become resistless.
The saloon produces vice and crime by
the companionship it gathers, and satur-
ates Nth it's own deadly atmosphere.
There, ~isooner or later, the vicious and the
riminal resort, the innocent are made
wicked and the wicked are made worse.
To suppress the saloon is the supreme
concern, of cur imperiled cities, and OF the
rural homes whose hoys are to be the city
men of the next half century.
The saloon spoils character for thous-
ands who do not become vicious or Grim
inal, bat do become purposeless. sodden.
stupid selfish, hard hearted. as the better
i~nstinces are deadened and life's higher
aims forgotten.
The saloon spoils character for thous-
ands of children, deprived by alcoholic pow
erty of fitting education. despoiied of thee
ioy of childhood and the love of home.
Put into those homes and lives the com
fort and opportunity that might be theirs,
if only the wages of the fathers toll might
come to them ~unpiundered by the saloon.
and there would blossom forth that nobler
citizenship which should be the birthright
of every American.
Good men may differ as to. how this
work is to be done. but those who take
the straight way to abolish the saloon are
certainly devoting themselves with utmost
directness to the supreme issue now before
the American people.-New York Voice.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-01-05

For they know that if you once BERN
You'll want something stronger like -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Paris Hears Rumors
rpr Associated Press.l

4
PARIS, Oct accommodation be-
tween st. Petersburg and Paris remains
uninterrupted. The streets OF the Rus.
sian capital are filled with soldiers and
the people maintain an ominous silence.
but 10 serious disorders are mentioned IN
the reagel reports received here.
There is no confirmation of the London
Daily Telegra ph's statement that EN-
peror Nicholas has accepted the liberal
program. which gives legislative powers
to the proposed national assembly. A
dispatch to the Journal from st. Peters
burg quotes personages OF the court as
saying thar a constitution will be pro-
muIgated Nov 9, and quote another
func1innary of the court IS saying that
the law providing for liberty c. The press.
which Is about to appear. gives little real
relief The functionary added that Count
vftie is abcr: TO be clothed with extreme
power to NEE, the situation
The teiephof.e girls at ST. Petersburg
have Joined the strikers. AID soldiers are
replacing them, but ths hitter are ATTEND
ing chiefly TO official calls. Many OF the
theatres are closed, the actors being
among TIE strikers. 4 dispatch to the
Petit Parisien from st. Petersburg says
the managers of the .lewspa peTs arc con-
ter-fng at the Office OF the Novoe Nrerl-
"a Itscr1 has become anti goTernm entail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

AN ARREST IS LOOKED . FOR |: I. } !: !.
Family Of. Dead Girl and Nathan
Give Information Which May
Clear Up Mystery.
(By Associated Prcss.}

PITTSBIfRG. IA, Oct. aap.-It Is the
firm conviction OF every one who is in
touch with the case that, while charge
OF murder has been lodged against Nor
ris Nathan, secretary to the manager OF
,he Shepherd King Company, In c6n-
nection with the Winthrop suit case mys-$
terry. hc4is notGthc principal In the az
fair. and is held because 1t Is believed
he can throw more light on the crime
than any one else.
That the police have n complete story
from Nathan. telling all he knows and
suspects. is not denied. but. aside from
a few statements that have leaked out
concerning tn > examination, the authors
ties refuse to disclose the information
obtained until sfter tho arrival Of tho
Boston officers which ~ expected about
3 o'clock in the morning.
II Is known that Nathan admitted that
6 he was we'll "a cquaintcd with Miss Geary.
and In his statement he implicated
woman who, he says. conducted q inn-
I! ternity home In fremont Street Boston.
Nathan stated to the police officers that
i he and Miss Geary were to- have
Seen married. He said he overheard a
conversation between Miss Geary and two
girls. who were appearing at the Parks
in Hartford, in which one Of the girls
advised Miss Geary TO go to the fremont
Street house for treatment. Nathan SAD
he was not responsible for Miss Geary
going to a hospital
That the crime was done by woman
is the belief of the police officials. NO
hardened criminal, they say, would nave
disposed OF the body by cutting up
and packing 1t In a suit case and then
ALLOWING the case to float
The authorities appear to believe ma
Nathan was unaware Of the H1nrdcr OF
the girl. and that he had no part u IN ms; me
crime but they seem to think he is re-
snonsiblc for her receiving treatment.
Nathan is on the verge of collapse. and
The police are doing everything to keep
him as well az possible
Nathans story of having last seen the
murdered girl at the subway station at
3oylcston and fremont Streets, boston
on the night OF September 9TH. is borne
cut by several members OF the, company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Ships Slowed Down.

UNITED STATES ARMORED cRUIs-
F.R WEST VIRGINIA. OFF CURRITUCk
POINT. VIA PORTSMOUTH. Oct Do
From midnight TIL noon to-day the arm
ored crui8er west Virginia, carrying
from the northward and eastward with
heavy head sea. making i advisable Q
glow down from 70 to - knots. In me
afternoon the West Virginia resumed the
speed Of y, knots and again a stiff breeze
from the northward and eastward pro-
ceeded with a moderate sea on our beam.
At 4:5D O'Clock this afternoon the y. 3, >.
GINA and the Pennsylvania and Colorado.
came W and after rendering the custom
ary salute and honOrs TO the l,rcaldemi
flag took their position In sluadron.5 The
President spent this morning on the Tor
yard bridges and this afternoon on the
after bridges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
nv Associated Press.i

LONDON, October Ca dispatch to
the Evening Standard from Shanghai.
says that Rear-Admiral Train. COM
Misunderstanding OF tho American As!atic
squadron. and his son. Lieutenant Train,
have been victims Of a savage attack by
Chinese outside OF Marking. he Amer
lean officers were pheasant shooting when
the admiral accldcntly shot Chinese
woman, slightly injurlng her. Hundreds
of villagers thereupon surrounded the
officers, took away their guns, Knocked
the admiral down in tho mud and held
lieutenant Train as a hostage. Forty
American marines landed na 4 ps.1l'a
party, were attacked by n mob OF China
men who tried ITO pltchfork tho officers.
The marines were obliged to fire twice.
Tho Chinese officials refuse to restore
the. officers guns. and support the VII
layers,
Nnnkins has been active In the move
mont for boycottlng American goods. and
Is tho center of activity on the part OF
Japanese students.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

4, 49,, a..st.t |. Z. t..,,1i .t.u...s.t. 81.
no osnGr sn s s s i INV aux
prgtcsstonM, cndorscaGn u. ~ " rneaG Ien
above inchIiohcu aelGq,9s ;G snt nt
loilc hIu @ , g. ~
DGlng pIinIeu w GtG., uvttr !" =.
Ihcy OCCUPY u uwir,,r ,uIiy.V. trhnv
IN c aishs, Al sn.rnt mnr ,,a,nnt ,nnhi.
c,,ios; mmc{ un Inv pcnmditinn ri Inn svs.
sue to use ~. ~, n,s ,,nat IeIicaio wnmnn
TOLL eY Wia .oi wv ,'o'o u'''1".o "o"o''
aug cnliu irt,..,,, rofrod ,,,,,ror,ro whi,b
,, u,ui i, r,sttnnl n nicnhri hnth fnr ny.
~ usGu in 81 ,rosnrvi,,u tTn nctive mnIi-
.faGiai NM, NJ, ,,cs frnm ihn rnots al Tia
cana PfiM ., ap,c,n inrcs ~ nlnnts cntnrima
severn Ae1 pfnrno ,oin ,,S ntnns T. n,,ne
& into locto. nlnn,,o, fnr MASS nmrnnsos
supeTsos ~ ny froo frnr, tLo binctin,,.
a iH y . enSw l., h"ront IN nIcnh11 inps.
WHY ,,nc,, &c T. nrnd,iccs nniv saI,,tary inflI.
n amMe mi,nn thn svstcn,. while alcohol.
o,sn IN mod tn nnrtinns III long con.
,;n,,oi a q IL thn troatmnnt m nhstinntn
u 'I,r,n,,,s ' Ia varv ini,irinns and oftnt,
hnanta y crovinu. for stImilnnts. Fur.
tIsss,,,ra ,,ivans,nn it.oif t.. mnst
vnInn hIa cnrativn nucnt instead OF being
n hn rm f,,fshnhit-f orminr agent like nlco.
ma n,arv1nthers oinineI,t in tho profess
sinn haIicvc. far surnass thosotof cod
i iva ~, ot,,t,IIno T. 10 favnrnblo con.
sidoro f f,n,o az rcmcdy IN ali cases OF
mcinIcnt cnns,imntion. ESPECIALLY when
IL IL com binnd WIKI thc nctiyn medicinal
nrIntinias nxtrnctnd from i,iack Cherry
bnrE Cl,ioen,s Font Stnne root. Golden
SaaI root and BIoodroot. as in nGoiden
SfcdIcnl Disrnvery.n
Residcs its superior nutritiyc proper
tics 1lvcorinn is = vcrv 'vai,,a bic dem,ll-
cent anyd thereby uroat]y enhances the
remedial notion 81 All lie foregoing roots
IN Tho cure az "sevcre coughs. bronchial,
tinns ~ tbn sir.na ssa Gee and lungs. 4 In
sII nwos ti1u Diseases Where there is loss
II Hesh anS rra dnhl rrmnrinp down" OF
t,,o "s,n so awrorlno ccrtainv plays
y :, 3narta,,t Sart n iessnninu the break
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
GREAT HOUND CONTEST Il
TAKES PLACE THIS MEEK \. !: {.
,IM,. ,rin,es.plspntch.''

fSnecnl TO Tit Times Dlsphtch)
I,PPERVILLD, VA, OCTOBER -, - ;, 40 No
contest 10 decide the winner OF .he s!'1 -
,,accd bv Harry W. Smith, master =.
1Worcestcr. Mass, as 10 the superi .,,,,,.
tos hounds OF the Grafton Luhl .n III,
- sthe American hounds over the En han,as
and ii like sum covered ~ ,, - ~
w IIirginson, master of fox NOUNS ,,, i,
,hc Middlcsex Hunt Club, MISE h hor
,.nn,nenco on Wednesday, next Nuy.,,o :,
1et Thc first meet will be a. Io,om ,t,n, ~,
=, H. ,ninncy's The trials VIII con ~ ~.
daily for two weeks and ion ~ sr,,,h ~
t t,,nnns deem it necessary NJ. W.. 9 ,,n,',a
,na ,,nrty have rented the county no'"s
A. All IL Roger Duaney. known Us NJ Mil III.
~ "a -, ranci,ed there n week ago. Mr.. nls.
pinson and party are at s.u ,,.s wifi, h,,t
niles below here. The FARMERS ~ ~ NJ
few exceptions, have Welcomes ~ ,nanv
10 a.s and the sport has attracten. many
s =, smen from all sections, az aug nea':
s sWo We had the honor and pleasure OF
knowing Mr.. Smith ana ny. ,,a.,, ~,
Richardson since June last, as po.n s t..
tiamar so kindly acted as 1uases a. ..te
,rnna,,,,lle Horse Show and lhe'r aec!-
a upnsi ,ysre so fairIinnd the IMPRESSIONS
. tion' made so favorable, we sincerely
hone there will bo no occasion " n'ar
.',!I,,. MEASURE Both are members OF no
G (,,., Hunt. and are gentlemen 70 ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

7 y a -.
,,,.ra that fi,a emperor had affSed h,s
sse.ai,,rc .ia,i tbnt The imperial n,anaa y .
,s,,,,rislf,a tf,e co,sslitions upon when NC
5. s.s aarnr,i to nccept office was IN -as
taciSqt THO
Tssso include freedom Of the press, me
,fgat ~ assembly. ana the immunity o'
tss. i,erson inciuding the right of haoeas
eprfNis , .,;,
Ts,e oitieini announcement issued ms
ftsrnoon SAYS: IAN Imperial MANIFESTO
Ia he issued this evening appointing
t.t.,,f Wftte prime tninister. with stseiai
s,,thority o. re-crdinate and unity the
mowers Of the different branches OF the
characterization. CiNil liberties are srant-
"a IA tbs Russian people ard to the ma
tTonal r assembly is given legislative power
while tho snGrage IS enlarged.
Car for American Plan.
COM. Witte insisted uroa caUines on
,ha british model With : selected premier
,asnonsiblo to the inlnerisl douina. or PAL
iiament. while the emperor cl1ns 10 ths
nnnointnent OF the members "t me CAP
met on the American plan pE 'hs en-
pc,or as chief OF state.
rho state department has hsuuelsu
charge d. Affaires Eddy, in case OF euier-
eancy 10 give American citizens asylum
q INC embassy and If necessary 70 shs s
~, !, steamer. Foreign Minister L-aHis-
dorff Is reassuring the Ambassadors ~
f6rnallv guaranteeing the safety OF Tor
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
ARREST IS EXPECTED.
Police Said to Know Physician
Who Performed Operation.
Ivy Associated Press!

& TOsTON. MASS, October 3.-With tho
state and city police making every effort
Ia locate the person who Is believed 70
have caused the death of Susan Gehry,
OF Cambridge theE victim OF the dress
siIIt case gcdy. 1t was believed to-nlSht
that tho case had entered upon us lhst
singc and that an arrest would be made
soon. ~,
Morris Nathan, he lover Of the girl,
I'M. Furnished valuable information re-
harding the case and the police now have
tangible facts, upon which to pursue their
While the Boston police tonight rcfus..
cd 10 discuss the latest developments OF
Inc mystery, 1t Is known that they are
in pOsyession OF the name OF the physl-
clan who performed the operation that
caused Tic death of Miss Nenry. and u
was believed that this physician would
soon be located by tho officers. o-nlght
Mrs Catherine Geary md Miss Evelyn
Gcury. mother and sister of tho dead
uIrl were summoned to tho Office Of SUI
iprrintendent OF Police William II. Pierce
FOR an extended conference, Earlier In
The day Mrs. Gcary and her daughter
had been closely questioned ny Cambridge
police detectives.
''I II was learned that they, under rigid
BnddItIonal Information regarding the cir
r,,rnstanccs Immediately preceding Sugar
Gcary's disappearance
'Arfinr under information elected from
Morris Natl<n by the Plttsburg police,
J,osion detectives to-day eenrched tho
fremont Street Office Of woman Physi-
aim who had advertised extensively IN
tha newspapers. The proprietrcss Of the
csiablIshn1ent was not present ana ono
~ hrr assistants, whom tho police arc
particulnrly DESTROYS Of locating, was also
absent. t6htf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

tlons OF the liver, Kidneys and other asso.
cinted organs.
Read from tho writings Of thc;anthori-
ties above quoted. under the hcadings
Yof Golden Seal root. Stone root, BACK
Cherry bark. Bloodroot; Queens root q md
tracts, compiled BY Dr. i. Y. Pierce, and
which will BIO sent you free on request
addressed to the Doctor. at Bnlialo.
n. ": and You will learn that III these
Ingredients are recommended as rcmr ,,
dies for indigestion or dyspepsia ana ,
euro Of ali catarrhal affections wher-
ever located. also for the cure Of lin,
Ecrlng coughs, arising from bronchial
throat and lung affections. All are In.
gradients Of Golden Medical Discovery
combined IN such proportions that each
others.
Tho !" Discovery must not be expected
to produce miracles. While II IS cspc-
cially suited for the cure Of all chronic,
lingering coughs that are durable, II IS
not so effective In acute colds and coughs
unless slippery. elm mucllagc, fiaxsecd
mucilaginotls deinulccnt be drank frcc'D
IN connection with It's use. Nor must the
Golden Medical Discovery be expected
+ to cure CONSUMPTION in its advanced
stages. In It's early stages It will stay
its use be persisted IN for reasonable
length Of time. Send for the little book
noted above and learn what those most
eminent IN the medical profession say Of
the ingredients out OF which DR.. PIerce's
medicines arc made and thereby learn
1rhU they cure obstinate diseases.
BY reading some OF the extracts from
eminent authorities contained iii the
little booklet mentioned above, treating
OF the several ingredients entering into
TGolden Medical Discovery" It Will be
readily understood luliB this famous med
icinc cures obstinate kidney and bladder
affections, chronic diarrhca, all atnrrhal
system existing. Ny reason OF the Stone
root, and Golden Sea- root contained init.
It Is a most effective clira tive In Yalvuar
and other affections OF the lfnart, hsyou
Will understand from the writings OF Drs.
Paine, Hale. Elllngwood and Others, con,
Black Cherry bark which are to be found
In the little booklet above mentioned.
Doctor Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets cure
bilousncss, sick and bilious headache.
dizziness, costivencss. or constipation OF
tho bowels, loss OF appetite. coated
tongue. sour stomach. windy bclchings
rheart- burn pain and distress after eat.
liver, stomach and bowels. Put upFin
glass vials. tightly corked, therefore
always fresh and reliable. One little
Pellet = Is Il laxative. two are catharlIc
They regulate, inyigorat e ana cleanse the
liver, stomach and bowels.
a good medical book, written In plain
English, and free from technical terms
!: Il d valua5l work for frequent consulta-
ton. Such work ,is Or. Plcrce's Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser, It's book
i,of ,naS pages. profusely illustrated. II
t!s given away now although formerly
sold IN cloth binding for Sl.5O. Send q
I,of mailing only for paper covered copy,
iuddressing lDr. X. Y. Pierce, Buffalo,;
in. Y; or 81 cents for an elegantly CLOTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Witt. 10 .,le .f4ulp.u.r,
10 .,sanr!eGet -. /

.ttH 4t4ssii1'!t,Stst t*4syE
s., 51E-rllf.ti3iLIsaGS 'l,grst'm Ar-.->iutr
SE.t-tsis resrr-. - ets sau-sc3r eha5 ~
sata-ittsc .;t.sr.aGr - -: saSscp :ar xTs,sss.
Il IA zglIpHis
szst.= 2zs!ssSy saa 2etzzst. 70 .1..ieazs
70 - z.-:sezlcsa ssr p s5sTeesas..ilc IS $50,
ff.sratacgs q t@s sa9l.a-l arzEs .. s@l.ssa:s-
"-Trr<s zsEt&tlcs. ~ :.1z.aa sGg.s6g "a EJff
:hs o1tco-as o: Partial iss3ear'scIss41a 81
ire social and ornamental fsztE1s ~ =
actions organized ~ ta@ exf:eTs% ~
renu. Its roots ars rauch deeper 4:
TOOK birth In the violation Of RE tatss.es
between moral aspirations and ta4 srte-
Tor forns OF Russian society.
Civil Liberty Laws.
Believing that Russia aspiced ~ !auT
based on civil liberty, the chic, problem
OF the government consists In making IL
fective events before approved Dy thG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

iisa ;.bovc tho chorus. and. in the Ian
guage Of the tribe in the gallery. In
the .--aet4- OF shape she is ali In Dan
Macon plays the funny German, who
ID lt,;ics tailor. His lines IRE bright
and ,ye reminds ono OF Little Chip.
Charles T. Foreman Is the tenor lie
has n robusto which nils the house from
top 10 bottom. He and the leading wo-
NAN carry the chorus into many tuna.
nj songs. which vii! leave the town
w!,i.tiing. The production Of Gay New
york. VIII compare favorably with an, any
stra!gh; musical comedy company t''al
has played Richmond,
Moving Pictures To-day.
e,,ao,,1,. Moving Pictures. which have
,,eon coming 10 Richmond ever since , Inc
.ncrfection OF tho wonderful machine. VII, vi,
i. seen nj the Academy this afternoon
and tonight. a great number OF o., varle,'
seer viii be given. They VII r.. range e
from melodramas IN picture, ,ar '1 - new
,,,c,,,res especially imported for this sea- SCI
eon.s tour of tho country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

pealeh to them to join the people Instead
OF killing their brothers, who were strug-
Cling for the freedom Of their common
country. The Cossacka answered Will,
four volleys. killing nine and wounding
about forty persons.
Similar scenes are occurring every
where. The crowds. fleeing before the
charging Cossacks, invade private houses
aid hide in garrets and On the roofs.
Many private apartments have been con-
verted into temporary hospitals for the
succor Of wounded refugees. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
D SANG MERELY.
"Miss Bob White Pleases at the
IN AcademY-Good Biiou Bin.

Miss Bob White" chlrruped again on
tho Academy stage last night. and from
her musical throat sent out tho crys.
tai vibrating stirring notes OF WIZARD
Spenccr's charming conilc opera or lilat
name.
and Billy Van Million the two Amerl-
can mllionaires, who, to pny an election
bet trampcd for two months, We're por-
trnycd by j. T.. Mcclure and H. Morrell
Durham. respectively, Mcclure. with
his six feet-six OF human frame, his cx-
stensiye mouth. hanging jaw and jagged
teeth, endowed with q voice of tho pro,
portions of De Wols Hopper's, is enongh,
even without the assistance OF the very
funny lines OF the opera, ana when Burn
ham, "half-portlon'' Of n man, sides
up to him. the efrect,is little less than
grotesque. They both did excellent work.
and have satisfactory voices
E n. Ernest Hare, who only has q few
lines, and only sings once made q very
favorable impression and showed that
lie had a voice of wonderful depth ana
+ Richness, Miss Mac Phelps IN the w W.
role, was ylyacols and winning, ana
has a sweet, though not strong, voice.
Miss Zelda Rotall, as "Goldenrod," has
splendid voice, and decidedly the best
ono In tho company. Tho scenery ana
costumes were both highly satisfactory,
and the opera. as n whole, is well WORTH
hearing more than once,
Gay New York" Pleases,
ncay New York. nightly pleased q big
,na,nnce at tho I3ljou last night. and
ia chances afe that. the house will play
70 To- liz houses all this week, The com.
nanw ans tho spacious stage OF The new
n ha,,se and the scenery Is com"
m n,ate new and very rich, The cos 1s,
p ,'aes nro up to the mark, and, with
s'' 'hie chorus Of dancing and singing
a,ris the farce about which az ms rs
gathered goes With snap ana s'nss'
from frst to last curtain, 49,
t' Lillian Eoerlein is stunning looking
.,eadina woman, and she wears hann-
some gowns we'll, has enough voice 70