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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Chancellor Commander siosser. whose counten-
aHCe EsA:,ei With enthUs. as u.d Vel.. ans
sh. have hesh abas r, fIom meetings Tor years
made ibeir sIp-A. aI.-. Add -ssss by -, s-rs
BTo'k kennsdy, k.Uis. Dhr-ndorf ard Wesley
sbound.d with -Apr-.s.nns Il PythiAn loyalty
srd love for old k.xCc!sCr. such enthusIssin
~as created - "a naSe 'ue contemplate 81 &
Night At assured success. Keeper II Records
and Seal Blca received s~yeGAi app!!CatIuns
ara from all inI!catioEs will need an s.>iriaEt -
3. opeE1y haII.r rlp-- tnat PROMISED. IU-
sDs-nce os bTy,he. III Imam ~as noted early
This brother 1. IN the SEX LIT. and U---n
. NJ 10 OkAsy!.. III. 4 letter f..n! h.s suI.
announcing his improvement w.s TeC.i. ei WITH
much p.eayufe
r,tnssors. Lodge. No 20. advanced ,wo
fas.s Ia the rang %; Esquire al las; conv-n-
ton. and Will confer Gsnk %. kaiSnt next
Convention.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
Order Of GOIa ~ b ian kniGk:s.

i"c''! A. r. Lang, grand treasurer. Who has
c.pari;y m CONNECTION with ra- !1is-, l..rl;. :
i.sr-. returned - ;t' cIty rhUrsisy lie :--
vHri. n" DE-, {" r9grtsains condI,ina.
ihg' sGaE ".'':'nE. N"S-Hh"r >. a. Hi'auH' =
Hal -" applications i.r'-!E - ,D. stl 90. ate
Init!.i-d Dvctoi : T. Js:,:.g nI.:rE Ie. '.-
SErsen; ann conducted 'tc iE:II..rury ,.gcr.1.lS
with ESpI"s- d.gI.- Team. Prominent an ~
ihe y!sitins n.inb.rs We" Deputy ssIgr.n.-
Miller. EAgT-s- L>gdE- ~ u eN- -nr' itIiH-
msnt and bal! f.T ~" bercri Il rae hp-yiJ4 i
BID iuni =; con"praia '!ub Han January 2.
Bond I"!S- Nil t,.i a i.".tius FRIDAY -,en-
Ing. n .er.i-r L. at f:a:t,n Hal rn- aui,l 90
t!On r~c-ir-,i aii one .ani.ia,, in.;.s'.i
Al the cio-~ Of the business s"--.un . .,.a.i
presided.
81 LOUIS I>aGE- Will c"nyar- Monday evening
.: ter oardid-t"s vii - r-a:y f"T Initiation
Tn moor vD:h AL! lee -a.IrIl '-,! Toy -; I-tg.-
d.sfs. team 'ssarS az" T-fT.snn.sirs vii. IT,
setr~i President t'hsT!-~ S.,s.l- viii lrr.si.
Plymouth i>.i.a miu hgi. - n,SI s.,si
msstinE TI-siay -,"n.nx. S"'rnlr-G u. =;
LSHisi-ni !!~! S"'-rai csn&..aI's WI -
which EAN- hem ap!.!.f'l 'n ..r;.;:aIam-F'.
wt!ra. tsh"s pla I'e,.Ein.. l. .xiso,r-r, 10
""N" ;:t'.. !-I =, ready ."r To- Or. .tt!I-. Th-
I''grar..I..e vi" ''Hsi-' ': Progressive Eiz-
-uchr".i'" ariz'- r-EueI Nsu,;.,il!- ana Il
gIaEJ bal
Fho-niA L,ix-. No III. vii ae.r Jpn n.a.S.
..mter IL 4 short bUri!i, :, s"ssi.G Viii a"
he's. tn. inee'irE VA. ;nen he tgru-.i 90: -
programme vii t- I~n4er~d: address 'r.roi
of 'rc trs!-r.' Supreme orEar.x,I ". T.. We
r-i!s. IrGgr---.," .IChr.. :''s l;IZ"~. th.. "dU-
rsi nrI1s t-ing ton e.: coal. donated Ly Broth
Cn-lt.nhsrn I.,.se ne, THURSDAY evening Il:
ndi f..i.~-' iiHL 4 lag" sitHE,i.n"o "ni
at tn local .a!s-s 49,. present un- tUpli,
'rsr 49, - '"iN"i ami .ii" candidate initiated
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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t. 80 ~ r--rss. ~
NAr ~ .a-s-s'-' =.ry ur~-':lg s''N pump
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s~rr-a w-g-..,.v .r.E-. S-EssuE-E o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
Western Commercial Travellers.

A. the mont - meeting OF ;'t~ Hard "Y Di-
r.,i'Ts 81 the iS--r!I-i n. hell on SATURDAY.
"r"EntrT q N TIE rODTns. Nus. s'o and sIr
N-rrnof ard building. .rtIiIEe work .8- 'h-
month - -. { her eas passed and approved
tnr'" a.'I.'csn's i,T - b"rSni, wee elect
-. i !. M,rNab vss selected to look a:ra-
49, 'r~n IT, door 20 = .sihl- Applicants s~yAiuS
d,'GI s. - :a- a--.-riti.1H aag - me- IN.
W.. Eug' EIco.-sC.Iu-ni.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

''.aa douglas y" o. Eai MEETING IGs'
T't'-.... 't- atr"IGsur. trir- l-ry !s... .,ai
.k-I, ga" D..ns srl4 gEi-: Il" .H..- IT, uf "a"
ha!!us--. sH's - e: 'n' l-.aI.u- E'--N. ''s.ri
gn' NAV E.!L!ugt!H IN ~. 'h.l. ant al tie
,'t.. "'iI'srs n"G" ir ir"i- lace FN" r-S
m".nb-rs s@rc r'-.iv tot ini,a ion. .ri -" I.'.-
l!r-s'.- rersn"'g MS arT'-u through ia staf--
- nt"a--r' Tue singing II isi L. 'h. ,'h4-!
VA Il :,Nr.aiG n ,h Ctrrlg- VIII flT-. Major
h'i-h - tsU.Ub'.. e..-! E...I>"3. vita ~. ~
sI.t uIh-- hing 10y ~ at. p!p.ns Nl.ls Ch.-f
i.'!fr.D!.tS '-ai rE- sr'-G.t'gE e., 81 - his .-a-
No. ia" ais'.'',s-l Ant runrdT.'i" .-'r'-
bbtsi IN th- ITi' .ai!.i. 's'ua! ''af-.I4.! n a.
ia N Il Gf,u' reirIJ.>i f.ur rev aIf- !r'.~.
All b" .kT.'tS o. r--aE TIE - 0Nrt. i-luf" TN"
Nrar . Jr.t Has ~y.N - ir-I !IiiI. other s..s -
b"r> u snt a. Ekrrl.". agt the QUITO <
- most .n,Dur.ginX = 'p'u-riit-e consisting
- Ecyai Treasure John Hu William y
'''aur G"a \ IL Tn"fu>.sa. g-fe appointed to
visit Ian Campbell th-.I n.Nr meeting in
"-'"- 90 Di,t up snin" further ::". 'HT rr' -;T's
siy- ."-k. Ari-r business Wa oyer p!"t-s'r,t
hour Nts sI-s't Si-N '.r'r- -'u.s ard So" IA.
I.e- = R m rg,. CAV" 3 stirring rr-'ins
-Tf- i'"srh %: MErir,ss R'ral TREASURE
Ei'i ms 20 hit IN hi~ tof.i"a. snng. ~"
wnr,.i E,Ishi Hou-- THIS Day. John rau'"a
sang i-h- G-rrlii-''. Alex Medium G,r" -!
tie Hrh!ana ring -nd 'n- aEowly XII. ''h7.r
:, - rnAi~ regular feature - at 'u'TE-' ~. =
irF- h",h r'sn< ~ s'Nsrs Ir"r.-tS : 'lI.-
:a.nE s,-.i IN the wav o. entertainment
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
Local Dealers:

viii he one candidate to he initiated This
council has taken quite :, spuit .aie!y. ra-
meetings a.Nays hrIng out good nunt~!. New
candidates seem To b- the rrSulA. order .:
tusin,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
Odd Fellows.
Hill Lodge will celebrate Ihanksx..iaG

Oak Hill Lodge wi!i celebrate Thanksgiving
e.sn:ns .,'h an. az ens.,'.irE.n, pss ~, ,,,,.
ton wsS terminated for E-3Tes =ntafive to the
Grand Lodge from the District composed Of La
fria. "o Of . the I've Ws.: iS.xe had desre. work
ISeieae Loas. had work in the nr.s degree.
raLgements h.d been mace or an entertainment
10 Odd Fellows on!, al its hall IN November 9
anniversary en November Is with IN enter
taiEm-nt.
%sss had se s! Z ;ns ss sss
decree s.. eonf.irss. FI.nx G. Rhoade. ws:
Lodge. Coral PRIDE q Il. Wet snd wiissy
comprising the district. W. Z Mickey from
Perry. III. and z. kimhsi from Michigan CITY.
Alpha Lodge. after routine business. had
Il. tSsx ,G,sl =: 81 M. on
Martha Washington iote- mad four sPp.!ca-
;ions 10. membership and Initiated Two csnti.
initiatory work. The supper An. hoo a; Anchor
Han wedn, siay nish' was Al enjoyahle AZ
Ihe following candi 'a.e. fnr G-snd l.ntre Of
nc-r. vii BE vo,ei :.r a, IN. tirs! meeting ni.S.
In an.hs DsSss-r; ssl.a / sT. o. Wsis -PS 2 .S .r
i1;s Il Eass',.r. eTnns Siasn Fsrnin.,On " Marshei
Kemp. ea'!I" %Sne',: p PAUL T r. NccaH KsT-., ci,I;
y. l.. cunHon Ssi-m; G."rG. W MSr ariaHi. n
kan.a, % G,is fsr1S s;ssSi o,,I sS sm.rdn H.Id;
..egd. Grant Sity: y. M. wliams: B.yi.r:
J ": HIooss. Io' IN: 4: s Smith, Moand r CITY:
Euck-!n: th- Reverend J. l.. Sul.-ns; slater:
J II ErySr;. I:pr,trs;oH Junction = Z. We, Wra
s,er ~; L'a,s fvc sTs"1 INA. u.nr,,s rand
s.c--iarv: William II. ThoriI.7a Of -. Ioqis
f'r grind TREASURER. j W NI!S-Tsph "' s,I.;'h-
y.I" for grand representative to The sovereign
Grand i.!Ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

u viii restore the natural color to gray
faded hair II il S~ssIsss!/ harmless
u Is a delightful preparation to use. ana
know that after YOU have tested u you VIII
hr my friend.
There are many thousands "f men and wont
using our rrepH til tion. and In making this
liberal offer We must rrotcct ourselves against
Mary r. Goldman's GRAY Hair Restorer. from
taking advantage Of this FREQ distribution.
This offer IL only for those who have not
used preparation. Every bottle Is sent
by express prepaid. a. the bottle is too large
tn mail The following INSET he flled out
10 h1H or n" attention can he paid To letter
Mary T Goldman. S.1 Goldman Building
ST. psVf Atsa: send me full sized 50 bot
II" OF Mary r. Goldman's Gray Hair Rsstnrer
I inclose 2sc in stamps or c"tn Ia cover OK
press charges sei-wstv sWsss that = de-
sir. the Rcst"rcr for my own use. that q will
not sell or give II away. md that ] have
never used or purchased Mary T. Goldman's
Gray Hair Rcstorer.
Sign Full Name. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
N.ares, Express Once.
The original color OF my hair. before II start
ed to fade or turn gray. was. s...........
dneloss sample II convenient,
n DRUG CO.. SIS Olive Street.
DRUG CO.. st. Lsuis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
NOas@Oal labo0-

-. S.hsz 49, sosa -, -~sv.r zs.S. q u.s.
Ne:s~~ssY e,ee:rg Z. - .sg~cts. tss. t-s.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

-. Republic Wan, Ais for results
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
ROynl League.

The following Councils me-, this week: sea,h
sis% d.s. = IyaSsS: and Fq:;s 'g., GIsa .. ,u s.,
csnSi a:; Ma a; ,v;H:. f.,x ,f.a =, mr. sr.:
Ia; isa, 5hS I:.yai i>ssa. htd T-ic,-t IN.
acted - .cas;n'sstc' H- also pre- :;'1 ins
.ns,rib-I in grii Ai'!r-- SIS wrrc :..a.- 10y al
a. ,h- srrGe;Ee '!A'-i- IS well - The adviser
HarfiI,on Councils rnee'lnr We G.ssri,
nr"'k"r Mn '.t:i.ia,.s v =. ~, ,.,,!.d an. an.
-" Ont sv.:a ivarhg-. West End. South Side
it,nhc-e Council nsmb-:s w-rc >urrr'>i
wi,n Ih- ITIe..ra'' o' ;h.:T i.al!. The owner has
thoroughly r"novar"'i it. iIia a new ca.psI. a.,
.i-a .S; naSss a. ISs i'' * sat' vi w:
IN, ,iring MucA .nthu-Its-n is Shown in tn.
w.TSInS :n.i,p psr '-nr.v "Ea!nst the o;he. I'VE
t-an. III. h's assumed ~. nam 81 haiz.n-
.:i,.;ivns than any - n" c,:np ;!aE "iuh>. III"
".l',r i .a:TanSins - 'arhFe 70: The neN'
M.ss1,:ri- v'aia = council had god :n.e;:us
T";aT~ .t"-S . ;.aneI % had orir S9 .; riaar. i r.
.I-c..I entertainment. c1r- sting .: i-'N n;
sa:., & Va W.. ,,s 81 Sni AT r.R ss Iii for
i'ghi' meeting the Gsst part Of D.c.fno'r.
h. q. Z. VI.
WH;oa Tent. at - last review. IN N"N.mh.:
:. na.i a We! attended rne"t.as. one cant:tat.
l'.4..Ii'i ana >'N-fd. ba>s''f~ it-~' HS
TLrvYCh ;h- .s.irt-~y =. IbH.'nr Hall - Tower
G.Us- Ten, and sir krrsh; Am-...st-r q the
tent, BENTON Tent * iE,.-hici .pr a pen
.ii entertainment. furnished By taos. two -.
Knights. TIE crrh-s'rs. ed b. SIR KrIsht Hall
u compose. Of four yi0 irists ami 81 pianist; NJ.
Nc''h"sn"y also rendered selections CT tire yio-
In.
berI'y For!. who JAS been working IN Kan
s.!s 'itI f1T nearly war. h4s recently =,n, tn
Warren. uTg NJ. wh-T. he expects - r-,"i-r
at least it:ty Applications he; T- the clos, g.! he
y-a.
imi-'iIl Tent h"lI a ws!!-a'r"nie,i r"vie~ las;
week rw" alp rants N-r- iG;;!..r-d a'.i >.v-
ca! .D.gr Applications r"c.lJ-i. The v.flCeTs
a. t;.i- i-rt have .; ni:s'i Il nj" Increase in
~ IE-:r..'''-hir.
i'-E"y Tent C.'~Gratei is seventh arniv.r-
s-sN =: it, hall. November II 1gr great ,,i..-
irHr!tr Wa rf.-~',r lev invitation Iri 80.
iiNer-'! an address N the interest ~ the assB-
yit'i-r. This t-nt is forging rapidly 10 tie
: ont ani cNieC's vcry so.n 10 reach the -
marx.
II is r.rue.,.i that teri. and men,se.s
t;''EE"',; th' Sat. And C,'y Ind ~ items
1s for -,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

~ l-'-i- ',ur'. :. s!.- >si s.E- 4 -u...
.s~raas -! q ~r-' F>.I HsU Sl,grtas .,sr
.7g Nrr.:r..- A. %. 90 -r-s-H-s nm
80 { = rtHfa's. vrrr HtH,.rS'
N.urH .'. r'...r' - - fGss r--@-f" ~ a
-f'~Sr "a 80. 49, nv 49, rar usa'~ 'na
'sss"a' .rrT-ss . -.t.rt s- 80 -su'- - 1
.La1I i shaEr - 81; winding 10 -j.ts h.G
rEvr'..r court y - s,v- -, rsr-f
srH i.-.- or F-T 49, nrrr.F~s .Nf-r IA.
arg sr'*1'rt vssrG S~-rl'T~ shsg---a- r.
= 'hs tsTj e i'r-ctHrr - ':--~"r-F VI
Fr.s,r' a1f - . A. a.g-ap~tat-
.-'s -1~r- -nsn SNa ~ - r.EA~r,a'I - -
81
p.;t-FaI ra-N .-'t-- T1Sv ~ .--f a. snsfN.
scoring tNr--- -r-fr'-~.- 80 'N~f--'. - Ne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Protection desree. On Saturday this camp
SsI, ave s,ofss sse ssr,., snS ana nTp T.s .xSnue
st. Louis Camp VII. on sunday. November
-. unvetl no0umento to the memory Of Sow
e...Sn L.uis Vue<sen az 81 Aat,new's Gene
tsry. At :-p. m. and f,o-: there ~iil 80 20 the
New 81. Marcos Cemetery to unyeii the mon
ument II the la,e sovereign VIM TritsSh!er.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
"a other inevitable diseases OF child

D
hood.
But is the appendix useless? Has II
not been condemned unheard, so TO speak
Dr. Ernest sweninger, q German spe-
cia,lst, Will, an Office in Berlin, intlmates
as much, and comes forward with the
suggestion that after all nature may
not have Numbered in giving man an
appendix, and that 1t might be well Tor
musicians to restrain their impulse 10
Cit 1T out every time they can get a
natient nat of his back. or course, TINS
adverse opinion Is going to be criticised
and ridiculed by the army of distin-
puished surgeons who have so long con-
tended that the only thing to do with an
appendix is to get rid OF It as quickly ana
oa easily ms possble. But Or. Sweniti-
por has raised the question, and vs. ask
for the appendix fair hearing. Let "
not he cut down In It's youth and de-
stroycd before 1t has had a chance 10
develop itself and make a career. VINO
knows but that, with proper training tho
oppendix may turn out to be mans friend
instead Of his enemy? We are glad OF
DIR. sweninger's championship, and we
hope that through his influence and aid
the appendix will be completely reformed
and made a good, useful and respcctaoie
member OF the human frame.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
In re; the Appendix.

Eyer since the vermsorm appendix vas
discovered. doctors have agrecd that ii
]. & useless and a!tossthe. undesirable
part OF the human anatomy, performing
no function. yes threatening ever 10
rise up and make trouble, Indeed, SEINE
have gone SO far as to SLY that the safe
thing 10 do Is TO put every child on the
fable, about the eighth year. and have
the appendix suminafily removed,
Then the mother would experience that
sense OF relief wh9eh comes after her
child has had .hpoving cough. measles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
President Upholds Moody.

paTtment+ OF JUSTICE.
President Upholds Moody.
In a letter to, the President, under date
OF June Sd, the case is reviewed by the
Attorney-Genera He reiterates his
views that proceedings for contempt
should be begun against the offending
railroad company, but not against It's
officers
President Roosevelt upholds this view in
a reply under date Of June 18TH as
follows:
IN my opinion; YOU would be wholly
without IN preceding 9, ln ,he
Atch;son, Topeka and sants Fe Railway
for contempt when neither the, Interstate
Commerce Commission. nor the !, 4. special I,ssat
single fact OF any Kind beyond tho hold
ing OF their Offices tending to impcate any
one OF these officers One OF the officers.
Mr.. Morton. Is u member OF my cabinet.
9 This fact Is not to be allowed to shield
him, nor. on the other hand is It TO be
allowed to cause him to DO singled out;
nor the officers with whom no is associated
to DO singled out, for attack.
".\t about the same timo that the injunc-
tion was obtained against the Atchison,
3 Topeka and sante re. an Injunction was
obtained against several other western rail-
roads. Subsequently 1t was developed by
the Interstate Commerce Commission that
under. the gulse Of a division !, OF rates un-
to the International Harvester Company.
Just as rebate was given by the Atchlson
In the case of the Colorado Fuel Company.
Upon attention being called to the cases
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
the unlawful practice was abandoned In
this case OF the Colorado Fuel. Company.
\ The two cases stand precisely on q par. NO
one has suggested, and ms far ms am z
aware. no one has thought OF suggesting,
that we should proceed individually against
the officers Of the road engaged IN this
Information Harvester Company nlralr; yet
the case is exactly parallel to this Atchison.
Topeka and Sante Fe case, and II such ac-
against the officers of the Atchison,, Topeka
and sants Fe Railroad, II would also have
to be taken In the case Of the International
Harvester Company against the officers Of
every railroad running west OF Chicago
There Is. OF course no possible excuse for
discriminating one case from the other. You
printed evidence taken by the Interstate
Commerce Commission the only evidence
before the special COUNSEL TO Judge Phil
lips, who had Issued tho injunotion. 70 see
4 which there is not syllable directly bear
ing on MIR. Morton or any one Of MS col
leagues II the tausn o. me r9aa
ono OF them personally. did not take TINS
advice for two reasons, First, Il It were not
for, Mr.. Morons being IN my o S,a,pln'et.
such course in this nstancei and we
could not follow It save on condition OF
also following i In the case e, Of the iiar-
which in my Judgment. would put US In
wholly untenable position
Second, have received o,ol from a. ME- MOI
together with a copy OF my reply. IN II, you
viii SEQ that Mr.. Morton not only states
In the most uneqnyocai manner may ne nav
practice complained Of. but also shows bY
the quotation OF documents ISSUED under
his direction. that all such unlawful prae-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
LETTER TO JUDGE J, J.. cRUTcH-
4 FIELD,

Dear Sir: TWO years ago, Mr. Grant
Smith, Erie, Pa. painted three frame
houses, and the woodwork of q brick
house.
The painter estimated sl1e6o for the
paint. lead-and,oil.
He bought pevoe so7,4o and returned
sl1.G0 Saved $9llO ON the paint.
Don't know tho cost OF tho work BY
the rule, the saving Of labor would be
from $50 to 800.
On all, from 500 to $l2O,
This Is the tale, as II comes from Messrs
w Il Nick & Son. our agents there for 40
years. Yours truly
81 = w IoIYOE s. GO X
IIaryls IIerdWare Go, sell our paint
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Europe After Liberia?

NEW YORK June 21.-IIenry r. Down
ing, who was United States consul at
Loantla. Angola. IN the last adlninlstra-
ton OF President Cleveland. has just
returned to New York from Liberia.
where he has spent most Of his time In
recent years. He declares that many Of
the leading American negroes in Liberia
nrc greatly alarmed at the attitude of
England. Germany and FRANCE. Thcv
fear that nm attempt will soon he made
to divide up the country. Mr.. Downing
Is OF the opinion that the United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Richmonders in New York.

Y 2 Especial to The TImcs-Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, Juna 2l,-Waldorf-J q.
Tensley, Rresln-T. II, starke. Astor-
G, selden. Imperial-C. Cohen, Hoffman
II, j. Walker, j, r. Smith, st, Denis
y. Buchanan and wife. Viotorla.E, a.
Dietrich, Grand Union-Mrs. H. Weston.
r. Price. Hotel Astor-J, r, Smith and
wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

Two fatal accidents from coal oi--one In
Richmond and one In Petersburg
reported within the past week II is
passing strange that men and women will
not learn the danger of using oil for
kinGl'ns fires, although with proper pro-
caution II might be used without aoei-
dent, There is little danger In applying
oil 70 wood in cold fireplace or stove,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

L!ncvltc!, requests that the dove OF
peace be returned to her cage until he
has demonstrated his ability to demolish
oyama. But some people maintain that
1t is not right to condemn the dove to
perpetual confinement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Dunno to Seize Tracks.

CHICAGO, Juno 21.--rhe Immediate seiz-
the franchlscs have expired, and similar
action in the future as inst as later fran
chises run out, is the plan OF Mayor
Dunno and his advisers In traction affairs.
according to. reports eina Mating from the
City Hail thfs evening. Whether tho city
should seize the tracks Is n question. Thc
traction companies insist that the tracks
belong to the companies which laid them.
belong to the city as soon as the fran
chscs expire, Just as house belongs TO
the owner Of tho ground after lease
pS Direy. E5s ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
SIX Thousand Miles to Marry.

NEW YORKi June N.-Jaines Gorh1nr1.
of iBallymotc, County Sligo, Ireland. and
Miss Daisy Gillespie were married IN the
Broadway Central Hotel yesterday. They
wed, and having been made one under tho
laws. of This august State they will return
to the old country almost Immediately.
c,ilties the journey of 5000 miles ls no
more TO the sturdy German than n fair
mornings juunt
Mr.. Germans first wife WINS the pros
cnt Mrs. Gorman's aunt. The English
law forbds n man to marry his deceased
wifo's sisters child. because she Is rotated
TO hin BY marriage III the third degree.
But being much In love. with each other
the United States this wel-mnted couple
determined to come to this country and
be married.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
RR.
To Appeal to Mikado.

!. P1TTsB URd, PA, June .-Rabbl J..
Leonard Levy, president OF, the pittsDurg
Peace Society and one Of tho Vice, prssi-
dents Of the Universal Peace Union, leaves
Plttsburg Thursday for vancouver,
whence he will sail on Jaly for Jupn1i.
He goes With the double object of laying
before the Mikado the arguments OF the
Pittsburg Peace Society for the speedy
ending OF hostlities in the Orient and OF
studying the religious and educational
systems OF the Island Empire, lie Is
armed with Letters of introduction from
Governor Pennypacke Minister Taxa
hira and jacob Ii. schirr. who floatcd the
Japanese loan in this country. He eX-
poets to remain in Japan and Manchuria
all summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

r.. B. De- full-blooded Brahm'n OF
high degree, is In New Haven, to study
tobacco raising at the Connecticut Agrl-
cultural Experiment Station, and viii
make use Of the knowledge acquired III
growing the weed extensively on his
estates at home. II the distinguished
Brahmin wants to see "tho real thing"
IN tobacco raising, as well MS tobacco
manufacturing, he will, Of course spend
n season i'll Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

The Atlanta Constitution says -
movement has been inauguratcd In Vir-
ginia to erect a monument TO the late
General Fitzhugh Lee. The entire South
"a interested and will respond fittingly. 7