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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03

City, Mich, is visiting relatives in Man
chester.
Deputy Sheriff j. p. Goode, of Chester
field county, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Miss Agnes Smith of West Fourteenth
Street. who has been i'll for some weeks,
is very much improved. {.
Mrs. David p. Wake entertained with
silver tea in her homo, No. 11G Porter
Street. last night. The proceeds went
10 the benefit of Central Methodist
Church
The Westminster League of the Press
byterian Church gave very delightful
social in the church last evening. only
members of the league were present.
At n regular meeting of Henderson
Lodge, No. 1G l. o. o. f., Thursday
night, Mr.. Thomas B. Morton WAS elected
q representative to the grand lodge. Mr..
Forrest C. Jones was elected alternate
The Young Peoples Aid Society of
Cowardin Avenue Christian Church was
entertained last night by Mrs. G. o.
Woodward. wife of the pastor of the
church.
Mr. E. w. West, OF Halisboro, was In
Manchester yesterday purchasing furni-
ture and clothing. He lost his home and
its contents by fire a few days ago.
Mrs. Lula v. Carter yesterday tile1
bill of complaint for an absolute divorce
from her husband. Sydney l.. Carter. She
alleges desertion.
Mrs. Barrie Harris. of Porter Street,
will leave to-day for Chase City, to visit
relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
AnIlOunCe cement.

We are pleased to announce the
opening of our establishment, which
has been entirely remodelled, at a cost
of over eighteen thousand dollars.
In addition to our line of High
Grade Chocolates, Bonbons and Fancy
Candies, we have added very select
Ladies' Cafe, occupying our entire
second floor. The Cafe is under the
direct supervision of an expert chef,
and the same high standard and quality
will always be maintained as is char
acteristic of the Guth products.
The Cafe will be open from IL
o'clock noon to IL o'clock evenings, and
will be closed on Sundays
A splendid Orchestra will render
attractive selections during the noon
hours.
Our handsome Sanitary Fountain
(which is the largest in the State) was
designed specially for this establish
ment. Soda Cafe on first floor for the
comfort of shoppers.
Our new Ice Cream plant, just COM
pleted, gives us the finest facilities to
successfully cater to home orders, and
telephone orders will receive imme-
date attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
THOROUGHLY INSPECT
WALL street Shoes
Statesmen Of Stephen Putney Shoe
Company Had Delightful Ban
quet at Newport News.

Representatives from every Southern
state OF the Battle Axe line OF shoes
we're entertained at lunch at Hotel War
wick, Newport News, yesterday by the
Stephen Putney Shoe Company.
Spccch-making was the feature OF the
evening, enthusiasm run high, great
praises Of the progressive Stephen Put
sncy Shoe Company and its celebrated
brand of Battle Axe Shoes were heard
from the silver tongues sof it's forty high
class statesmen, who proved themselves
such orators that would make the artis-
tic politician take to the tall grass,
These gentlemen visited Newport News
to see In detail the makeup of the Put
ney Shoe Manufacturing Con,panya
wall Street Shoes" After q thorough
inspection OF the plant and thorough
examination Of every detail Of the goods
manufactureda by this we'll known
house, every representative was delight
ed and filled with enthusiasm over the
good things he had in his line for the
coming fall campaign.
We'll Street Shoes received but one
expression from all which Was that
wall Street shoes' are the best pro-
duced in this country, and that they
would sweep the country over all the
lines cllimed by others to be in this
class.
After n most pleasant banquet which
was thoroughly enjoyed, the entire party
returned to Richmond, whence they will
leave for thelr fall campaign Ia their
Respective tterritotlcs filled with pleasant
thoughts of their visit to Richmond, and
particularly for the, Knowledge oblained
done by the Stephen putney Shoe Com
M l.ss ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
NEWS GATHERED
FROM sOUTHS|D.E
The Free Ticket Measure to
Come Before the
Council.
BOY BITTEN BY STRAY DOG
---------
The Canine Afterwards Shot By
Officer-Personals and
Briefs.
BOY BITTEN BY STRAY DOG
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,

Manchester Bureau,
No. 1102 Hull Street J
The question of free transportation to
members of the City Council and other
city officials of Manchester will be finally
decided next Friday night when the
City Assembly will meet in regular ses-
providing for the discontinuance OF all
complimentary tickets in the future.
Among the members of tho Council
and the politicians in general In the city,
the issue is one that is very interesting.
To lawyers 1t is legal proposition that
is being looked into very carefully.
AT former meeting of the lower branch
of the Council a resolution was offered
by Mr.. ID. l.. Toney and passed, providing
for the dscontinuance of complimentary
street car. tickets after the first of March.
Technically the resolution was not proper
and legal and the Board OF Aldermen
saw fit to defeat it, but at the same
time passed resolution offered by AL
derman Patram to the effect that after
the first of April no city officials should
accept free transportation over the street
railway lines. AID it is upon this latter
resolution that the Assembly will have to
act at its meeting Friday night.
From an influential member of the
lower branch 1t WAS learned yesterday
that the resolution OF Alderman Patram
would be so amended as to prohibit any
official of Manchester from accepting
transportation from either the street rail-
way company or any railroad entering
Manchester or Richmond
There is n doubt in the mind OF many
ordinance or resolution. prohibit the fire
and police commissioners from accepting
complimentary tickets II they choose to
take them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
The Prince of Pilsen.

THE Prince of Pilsen," the popular
musical comedy, by Frank Pixiey and
Gustav Luders, and one which enjoys Il
greater degree of favor than pertains to
the general run of this style OF per-
Torrance. will be the Academy's attrac-
ton next Tuesday night. Its tenure
of favor has carried 1t through four sea-
sons, which have been uniformly sue
cessful. In any comparative analysis of
the elements which give success to musi-
cal comedy, The Prince of Pilsen" will be
found to possess q combination as rare
as it is Welcomed wholly delightful mu-
steal setting joined to genuinely humor-
uos story, placed in an atmosphere Of ro-
nance and poesy. The company is the
same seen here last season, and Is ac-
comapnied by an orchestra of fourteen
musicians
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
Bitten By a Dog.

The nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Robinson, of West Fifth Street,
was bitten by dog yesterday morning.
The youth was on his way to school.
when the stray dog was seen. The canine
rushed at the boy and bit him on tho leg.
The flesh was lacerated for several inches.
Bystanders interfered and drove the dog
away.
The boy was taken to his home and a
physician Immediately summoned. The
police later in the day found the stray
dog and killed him.
Death of Mr.. Ferguson.
Mr. Bud Ferguson, TWENTY-FIVE years
of age died yesterday morning at his
home. in Swansboro. He is survived by
a wife and two children. The funeral
arrangements have not as yet been made.
Miss Bessie Lucas, of West Ninth Street,
is critically Ill at her home.
The condition of Miss Bette o. Mark
ham. of No II East Seventeenth Street.
was reported yesterday as beAS very
dangerous.
In Police Court.
Jim Harris. the negro who threw pool
ball at Mr.. C. Fl. Myers Thursday night.
was not prosecuted in Police Court yes
terday morning and Mayor Maurice dis
missed the case against him.
w lIl- IltiiS isWis, tii'l ieSio Siitii So
with abducting Mile Easley, a negco
woman. was dismissed, after the case
had been heard by Mayor Maurice yes
terday The woman was about twenty
five years of age and could not have
been easily abducted.
John White for being drunk on the
street contributed $3.50 into the sinking
fund of the city.
Report Of Chief Lipscomb.
Captain James a. Lpscontb. chef-of-
police of the city, has completed his
report for the month of February. 1t IS
as follows: Total arrests. 81: felony cases,
.: msdemeanor. 10:, ordinance violations,
30: suspicious characters. 3; summons, As.
The arrest and summons are distributed
as follows: Chief Lpscomb, 3. Sergeant
Wright s.; Officers r. C. Jones, 81; +.
w. Waymack, u: NJ. j. Moore. II; Ser
geant Wright and Officer Smith jointly.
j; Wright and Maymack, l. Wright and
Moore, l..
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Bradley, who
have been in Florida for the past month
or moro. are expected to return next
week
Mrs. Richard Nunnally, of Drewrys
Bluff, is critically i'll at her home.
Mr.. Frederick R. Beattie OF Marine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
Fell TWenty-six Feet

While at work In the IIanewnoklc
building at Ninth and Main Streets YES
teraay morning, Joseph " Vaughan, Of
fn'ton' lost his balance and fell a dis
tance Of twenty-aiN feet. The abundance
was summoned al once and IL WAS ais.
covered that the man had only been
slightly bruised De'n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
CURRENT BUDGET
LAID ON TABLE
Interesting Appropriation ordi-
nance Submitted and lakes
Prescribed Course.
TOTAL OVER TWO MILLIONS
Charitable Institutions Remeln-
bercd-All Departments
Taken Care of.
TOTAL OVER TWO MILLIONS

49,, ,,o,,,,,on Council met in special
.h, ., recaiva
session ~ oc'och ''S''
the budget for the year loo.
rho cono,nittea on Finance through its
s,,, NJ " y Pollard. Jr.. sub
suo-Sii'iii 'i's''' ~ ~. Ia,
united tho budget as asteeu uion W Ai'
committee. Under the State constitution
~, ,oo,,,nant cannot he acted upon at
VIC ,,.ht,,, 8, 10 ,,resented hnt
'he iiieests Nv
must lie over at least one iilee'ite
Accordingly, the budget was received
"a, =, ,ba t.Ih,. and there ii will re-
i"'o va ~ co,,r
main uhlii Moiiuas LIS w, Iii ,,roh.
eli III resuiar iiio.i.tis . =,
ably take IL up 'i'ia 80 ulot ~
Ihc pfoDapliits Is ..i .,, - % 80
Der Oh hliieiuli,eilt7 ~ ~ It, t,,,.,,ci,
Tue most ol '"e"'. " -. 20 e.
VII he 10 increase .ne s, ,ans nv, nv
pendltures LOT 'le Stai' t'oo. 'S 49,.
ion IS mace that WIEN .i.e wv W 49,.
81 the ciNs leslsi . 'nao ,o,'a -,
eiIns w'ti 'ie t"e S :.
WI 1901 up az ieast wv ''"u "a d''s' w.
uliliions.
beioW IS me pupset as sup'''''''u "
the rni'''iee s'i',.''i'.
An Ordinance.
caureIljnr appropriations for the year
ig;, and making appropriations for the
year 1906.
BE il ordained by the Council of the
city OF Richmond
l. That all unexpended appropriations
are hereby cancelled except gas holder.
West End, s75.65lOe; Home for Needy
Confederate Women, $50 AZ; wnter works
laboratory, s2,626.42; settling basin, $780,
s71.; battle abey, 5000; amounting in
the aggregate to slSS.s9e.os,, and the
auditor is directed 10 place to the credit
of the following accounts, which are il
excess-say assessments of taxes, $273.Si;
assessments of public improvements, S34$-
"a; collection of taxes, s2ss.H collection
of delinquent taxes, sl.l15,23; oakwool
expenses. $780, lakewood payroll, seseS;
River View payroll. $l4a25; shockoe Hin
payroll, $500; school board, kndersar-
ION, q centa site new high school, 500;
dos pounny CENTS; courts and juries.
A,Sl6.3l; elections, SS.S1; paving alleys,
q cents; repairs to bridges, % cents;
opening streets, &l.6i. State Corporation,
S61 salaries, S2i69i' roadway, Grace and
RANKIN, 10 cents, making in the aEgre-
-ate, s''eIp.9o' and 10 balance his books
accordingly.
:. Ihere shall he appropriated from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
Double Unyeilino

!, IIickory Camp No. d wood,'o, +,
World, VIII unYeil The monument 81 n,a ~
60 Co.. 70 the mfmofyof soverelgns James A,
Po"eil and George W. Chalk to.mor s nv y
a atesy Hon s@ o'clock a. lakewood Gem
liver the upyeling ADDRESS Tbn n w,,l ass
VIII meet al tie camp han prompt ti. at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
New Curtain Hour.

Beginning with next Monday night, the
curtain at the Academy will rise prompt
ly at SIZE O'Clock each night Late Corners
will be held in the rear OF the theatre
until after the first act,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
SAY GOOD BYE TO
MPTY-DUMP
Last Performances to Great Spec.
tacular Show at Academy
To-day.
MISS WILLIAMS A THRILLER
Talented Young Lady at Bijou
Has Made Many New Friends
in Blaney Play.
MISS WILLIAMS A THRILLER

Goodbye to old "IIumpty Dumpty."
Only two moro performances nnd the big
spectacle Will be q fond remembrance III
the eyes of the hundreds who have this
week seen the great Drury Lane show.
1t has been delight to children as well
as the older folks, and to all alike the
spectacle is a revelation and the first
glimpse of a real New York performance
in Richmond. Liberal praise has boon
measured out to the attraction, but TINT
cannot describe the beauty of the per-
Torrance nor half begin to tell of the
odds of features that make dozen at
fractions under one roof Every act,
every scene and everybody with the COM
pany Is attractive. The immense .tLitet
is composed of some pretty girls. and
no more dainty misses have been seen
here this season than those that lend
their grace to the aerial ballet. The cast
is good, an unusual thing with specta.
Gle whore comedy is confined to the num-
Der of slaps the clown can drive with
his barrel slaves. But "Humpty Dump
ty" must go and some other TIME Klnw
and Erlanger will send another of their
spectacles and the public will not be amiss
in giving 1t a rousing reception. Ca
pacity describes the audiences that Will
come to-day TO see the performance, IS
the sale of seats is very large and be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
Dockstader Comes Monday.

Lew Dockstader and his famous min
strels come to the Academy on Monday,
matinee and night. Doekssder Is now
alone in the field of mlnstrelsy with an
organization that is perfect in every de-
partment. Himself comedian without
peer and beside possessed of knack
of lending novelty to his performance he
rightfully claims the honors of his pro-
ducton. Dockstader is a farorite in
Richmond and has always attracted u
fpllouipp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
Music at Hermitage Club.

There will be music at the Hermitage
Golf Club this afternoon from four to
seven o'clock. Members and friends in
vited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03

IDldl .,.......... .SZIuOS,b9
Provided that the foregoing appropria-
lions to military organizations shgil be
paid in quarterly instalments.
1t IS further provided TINT no dcpart-
ment Of the city shall eXpend, during
the first half of the calendar year q sum
exceeding one-half OF the amount appro-
prlated for the calendar year; but this
proYiso shall not apply to the amounts
appropriated to the poor of the city,
almshouse expenses. Shockoe Creek.
streets generally, bridges and fepairs,
paving sidewalks, paving alleys for own-
ers, and sewers.
3, That the amounts here shall be
deemed to be the limits of amounts to be
expended by any committee or head of
department. respectively, except by trans
fers authorized by the Council, and that
for any debt created by any committee
or head of department, in excess of the
appropriation, the city of Richmond shall
be held in no wise responsible.
4 All ordinances and resolutions in con-
fl'ct with the foregoing are hereby re-
| pealed.
! ., This ordinance shall take effect from
ana after ats passage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
At the Bijou Next Week.

Dan Ryan and his own company comes
to the Bijou next week, presenting For
given" Hamlet" and .Dr. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde.t' Each play will be seen for
two rights and "A matinee.
The Lottie Williams play at the Bijou
THU week has many thrills and many new
friends have been won by the talented
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
Curi0sa guerra separatista.
EI CaeIqus de los lndlOs de San Bias, en- Panama,
ha heChO ORdsar nueVaments en- tOdOs los
GaserIOs de Ia trihu, Ia bandera GOIOmblana.

Comunican de Panama que el captain
Lovelace, ccmandante del caflonero pana-
memo ''Oriente," llev6 al presidente An s.
dor una carta escrita por Innannaquina,
cacique de los indios de San Bias anun-
ciando su separation de la Repdblica Pa
namena y su reunion la Colombiana.
La tribu contiene unas 10000 personals,
establecidas 10 largo de la costa por unos
180 kil6mertos, en- las tierras mas f6rtiles
del Itsmo, y en- todos sus caserfos vuelve
ondear la bandera de Colombia.
AchScase & colombianos el haber fomen-
tado esta revueIta contra Panama, y como
los indios de San Bias nunca hubo quien
los conquistase nj subyugase, Ia obra de
atraerlos nuevamente la obediencia de
Panama, salvo que se la realize poT me-
dios diplomaticos, es probable que sea
question seria.
Todavfa no se anuncia que medic adop-
tara Panama, en- esta emergencia; pero Sc
la esta discutiendo. Entire las razones
aducidas por el acto de los indios, mem
ci6nanse promesas que Sc dice les fueron
hechas por Ell ex-generalfsimo Esteban
Huertas, y luego no cumplidas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
EI Hombre que Estd RegaIandO una
Fortuna en- Libros.

FL DR.. x. LaMotte Sage, Presidente del
Institute de Ciencias, esta regalando una
fortuna en- libros. Los envfa todo el mum
do sin eosto alguno inconveniencia para el
que 10 pida, exeepto la pequeIa molestia
que pOdria ocasionarle al escribir. Ell DR..
Sage ha preparado y mandado imprimir
la obra mas interesante que trata de Mag
netismo Personal 6 Hipnotismo como al
canzar 6xito en- la vida, que hasta ahora Sc
ha escrito, y contiene las mas practicas 8
interesantes informaciones. Es justamen-
te 10 que todo joven necesita para darle
vigor, empuje y energfa en- su primer es-
fuerzo de la vida; para hacerlo magneticO,
de manera que pueda veneer cualquier
obstaculo difcultad y alcanzaP ell exito
Es 10 que todo hombre de mediana edad
necesta para haceF amistades y yretenerlas,
para haeerse un % leader" en- su eomuni-
dad, para infuenciar dirigir la mente de
sus asociados en- negocios y llegar la al
tura que desee. Els 10 que todo padre Y
madre neeesitan para extirpar los malos
genios 6 inclinaciOnes en- suS ninos; para
fortalecerles sus facultades mentales, cu-
rarles de Intermediates y hacerles hombres
muieres de conformidad con los planes
de Dios. . Es justamente 10 que todo pas
tor evangelico necesita para mantener fir
me 10 ineonstante en- su fe, y para ayudar
q zanzibar la mente de personas peryersas
en- morales, honradas en- todo 10 que sea
correcto. Els 10 que todo abogado necesita
para ayudarle q infuenciar los jurados,
dominar los testigos Y presentar hechos de
tai naturaleza que pueda convencer & los
oyentes Es 10 que vos necesitais, no i'm
porta quien seals hag5is para que podais
aleanzar Ell 6xito, el placer y la felicida,l
que Ell Sabio Creador os ha coneedido. ST
no sois afortunados, es porque no eonoeeis
ell poder secreto que gobierna Ii mente Y
pensamientos del hombre. ST sOis afortu-
nados, podrGis alcanzar mayor exito atin 81
dominais las fuerzas ocultas que os rodean.
Appended ell como usar el secreto poder
magico con Ell cual la Naturaleza os ha
dotado.
FL libro del Presidente Sage prueba ell
que todos nacemos con esta poderosa fuer-
"a sutil que todo ell mundo puede facil-
mente desarrollarla en- casa sin Ell conoci-
miento de sus amigos mas fntimos 8 aso-
ciados que puede uno infuenciar la
gente y hacerles reaEzar sus pensamientos
ideas sin que Sc aperciban de clio en- 10
mas minimo. Yerdaderamente es una fuer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
.LUCIDA VELADA Ii
teraria en- COneriO.
QuIeEen ALI que Sc COnstTuya como
en- OtrOs puebIOs, IN sdifiCiO para
las eSCueIaS.
Sc va arrsgIand0 81 prscIO del tabacO, puss Sc
han hsGh0 Ventas buenOs tlpOs.
(De nuestrO correspOnsol.) )

Abril 16.-Ayer noche en- la casa-alcal-
dfa celebrose con escogida concurrencia Ia
velacla literaria que habfamos anunciado.
Esta no pudo estar mejor representada.
Tn lleno complete invadi6 el local. Abri6
ell acto don Juan Santiago, con un discurso
improvisado de conceptos elevadfsimos.
Despu6s tomaron parte en- tan brillante
acto distinguidos j6venes, caballeros, nifios
nifias de esta localidad
Todos desempen4ron acknowledgements su
cometido.
Muy aplaudidos fueron los diseursos del
joven don Jose Monserrate Santiago, don
Celestino Marrero Ia sefiorita Virginia
Ramos, asf como tambien la conferencia
sobre astronomfa por Ell padre Noboa que
result6 brillantfsima.
Debemos hacer justicia & las senoritas
G. Santiago, H. Ortiz, G. Rivera, ni1os
Rodriguez, Perez Perez, Santiago, Ma
ria, Cristina otros, que no recordamos
Que sc repitan estos actos, felicitamos
los iniciadores del va celebrado.
Con motive de la mucha lluvia en-
estos dias las GALES de esta poblaci6n Sc
pusieron muy malas de transitar. Deben
ser arregladas.
Con POGO costo Sc hace ese trabaiito,
porque solo necesitan cascaio.
-Cada alo que pasa Sc infltra mas
mas la f6 el entusiasmo en- los corazones
de estos vecinos por la religion cat6lica.
Prueba evidente es la sfuencia enorme de
campesinos en- jueves, viernes santo y saba
do de gloria al temple cat6lico.
El padre Noboa con esa facilidad propia
de un orador elocuente deleit6 todos los
feligreses al hablar del poder de Dios, de-
mostrando al immense p1blico que le escu-
chaba atentamente ser un verdadadero mi
nistro de Jesueristo
Sus sermones resultaron altamente doc
trinarios.
Las procesiones estuvieron muy concu-
rridas, y hubo orden como todos los amos.
TEMPO hace venimos escribiendo acer-
ca de que Sc construya aquf un edifcio
para las escuelas graduadas de este t6rmi-
no municipal, pero tai parece que nuestra
voz Sc pierde en- ell vacfo.
Seg6n hemos visto por los peri6dicos en-
varios pueblos Sc hacen esos edifcios y
Comerfo siempre atras.
La junta escolar de 6sta nos consta diri-
gi6 un escrito al departamento de educa-
ci6n, sobre tan importante asunto envi6
otro Ia camara pero NADIA sabemos de su
resoluci6n.
81 hay fondos disponibles para que otras
localidades los tengan, cresmos que Come
rio tiene el mismo derecho. Sus habitan-
tes asf 10 desean 10 piden.
Sc va arreglando Ell precio del taba-
co. Tenemos informeS de que Sc han he
cho ventas en- esta comarca q muy buenos
tipos.
H No podrd esperarse otra cosa en- la actual
cosecha.
EI tabaco de Comerfo ha de valer siem-
pre-, porque es Ell mejor del mundo.
Sc dice que 81 juez municipal de Ba-
yam6n ha dado atribuciones al juez de paz
de Toa-Alta para que pueda entender en-
los delitos de sanidad.
SSera verdad este?