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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
lie hnrten

Gie barteu benz 1nner.-
Surge 6rou: Oh mcin Wtum lit
b6Blid! Gen gon5cn NohmlittoG
licB cr mid lpcinerL bis er mir ello.
lid ooS neltc alcio g~efolrit bat"
Sdncioerin: ga oiiricn Sic nod
iCbr 5uiriebcn icin; bel Der 6rut
9lmtSridtcr mlBtc id iogur nod nit
lueinert. bis lie MIR Den Stoif SIT ci,
ilcr iei0clell 9lric bcf0nl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17

= d II II q ben prote ttren,
- Wit0licocr Ser .9oncroft &itCrorp
Niiociution." lueld)e ans WtitglieOern
Der alnlic 1907 bCItcbt, ioipic 0ieltits
gIicOcr Der .Gorrollton Migbt &itcro.
m Society" NM Die aluiic 1903 Der
bobcrcn &%nobenifulc boben eit
S6reiben an 0ieS 6ulbcb0r0e gerid).
tct, in mcldcm Iic gcgcn Die Erncn~
nltlg 0c9 Or. ". Z. Wtelton ais
&orite1cr 0e2 Ieportements fiirGng.
lid in Scr SdJuIe protcItircn. Sn
bcm Oies6cjiigliden Sdreibcn Deibt
ca, mic fGbi9 unb gut cmpfoblcn CT.
Oiclton nltd) iein n10gc, 10 id)ciite Is
bod, ais oh I%on0i0brigc trere Gicn.
Itc ni6t obltc InCrfCnnlng unbe.
riidIi6ti9t blcibcn %iolltcrt. Sobcr 6n.
be sic &loiie ui6 bic on0crcn Ycter.
ten Die Grrcnnullg 0cS Or. 8il6ur
j, Smith eripnrtct, ociien be0eutenbe
SGbigfcit oIS 2ebrcr uno ociier Iors
&c SGdtigfcit I'M Icportcmlc1t fir
cngliide Sitcrntur IN Ser Sdulle i'm
Scr 9ebOr0c enlpieble. is ict Iider,
bob eS fciner Grofclior in Der Sdli.
lc 0Cbc, Der bon Sen Sdiilcrn meGr
gcod)tet lpcrbe. Mud berrid)c inter
oCn SHiilcrr Der or0bte llilui1c 0a.
rider, Dab or nid)t ernonnt luorOcn
lei. Sic 9eboroe miro ocn 9rici,
lucrn CT iiberbolipt sur 8erlciutg
fommt, ouf unbeltimnltc Belt der.
to0en."
YcrionoI Noti5. - Sr. vi.
bert Sra Trcttpmon, Sobn bon Srn.
un0 Srou Ilbcrt y. Ercttpmon BON
gtr, 1915, @itiIforo-N pcnue, lit ais
cincr Ser @eunlten Der Ibtbeilun9
iiir f0rperlid)e Gr5ie6itng al Scr 80.
lunbio-llnincriitdt" ernnnnt poroen.
Gr miro icinc reuc StcQltng I'M Sep.
tcmlber ontrctcn.
Ganften VoItim e. Die
Gcle0atcn 81 Der Contention Der
,9totionalen Tereinigung Der Greoit.
leute" febrten gCltCrn Morgen lpieoer
nod ibren beintiid)en 0citnben 5it,
rid, iiad)0cnt Iie ibrCu Gallf ousgc,
iproden bottcn fir Die Nuinobnle,
mcld)e iDncn IN Der Staot Der Wonit.
nlentc 81 Sbeil gciuoroen, Gin jeocr
Der Gelcgoten fonnte MIR @ntcs ia.
gen ii6er Sic Belt, Die or in 9ultimo-
re 5ugebro6t, urb 10 morld)cr erflar-
te, boB CT cinen 9ult5 a1Ocren Gin.
oritd befomn,et babe bon baltimore,
OILS or criportctc.
Som Strubenbobn " q q
gon berlebt. - Scr Heger Gu.
gene @ooblporo iprang gelterrIbenO
an Scr GreitonItrobe, nabc 8uilforb.
IOenne, bon eiltcml Mugcn ab, ben er
flttid)irte, uno ipltrbc BON Dem Stro-
bcnbabn,@oggon Nr. 961 Scr Gre
itonitroBen-2inie getrofien. gr er-
lit cinen 9riid) bc$ a~inn6udenS unb
ocS linfcn grmes. Gr mlibte ms
oStnot-&oipitol" gcionot wcroei.
@ooomoro wobrt in Mr. 1i4t @ia,
mer. A1ep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
Die S~aittbGtiafcit.

Gin neueS 9agerbaus ioll errtftct
meroen. = Won mill eS sur Gage
rllrg bon 9armipolle bnltBen. -
Sin nelles 2ogerbaus al Der 9ofps
! oro.StroBe.
Cine 8uuIteQe ,peIfe % Sub 6ront
bat, lit Don Srrl. SarncS u. Darn,
bon Der 6irmo Sames 2. @nrp q
SonS, bon Der oGonIoltolrten Va"
60" ongfouft moroer. 0icielbe be-
finoct Iif an Der ScottItroBens&reu-
sung ser Baltimore 3 io-9abn" II.
bat cine liefc bon 300 Sub. @ie ea
beiBt, miro alf Der 9nltltclle Elm Sa-
gcrbous fir @allntlpollc crrtd1tet ipcr-
Sen, ruel6eS Oie STEELE OcS Sogerbdlt-
ieS einnebmcn ipu, ooS bei Dem
,gron0e bur 5lpei Sobren 3erItort
iullr0e.
Go$ fir 6rou 9enrp Barton Suz
cobS SIT c~rrid)tcnOc S%ogrbolla iou olli
Der 8uuItenc Oar. III, Nor0sSolpur0.
StraBc, erridtet merocn. is iol ied)S
bis iiebcn Stodlperfc bod mCrocnnuO
Die BlGnc fir 0cn @ou ucrocn nod
i'm 2altfe oieier Mo6c an ueridicoene
8aunleiitcr geion0t rpcrocn.
Sr. ). y. Cunningham bat ben
Gontroft fir Den Nou BON 5lpei bier.
itOdigcn 3icgciItcin-2 ogcrbGlticr oui
Scr. t21 unO 1913, SiiO.GborIes=Str TT,
an &rn. ). &orrD Sbltrman pergc-
ben. Die 9ouiteQcn buben cine 0cs
ialumtirolt bon ctluo 80 Sub mo
iinO so SUB tiei. Gic bcioen SGilier
lperoen ctluo $4,000 foitcn.
3ic o9toeI Contraction So" bon
Baltimore bat g~eitern ei1en Gontratt
ltntcr5eihnct fir oen 9nlt zines net
tercn @eb6uoes ST. InDton, Ohio, flir
Die v9tntionoI Sab Ncgiitcr 60" Go3
@ebGuOc iou 100000 foiten.
Sr, G6oS. u. &urlt bat cine 9oiI-
itelle ON Centre Wforfct Space, bic
cine 6ront BON 80 Sub bat, tiir $S,.
510.6l an 0ic Baltimore SrllIt un0
Guaranty SO. %iibertrogclt.
Cine ncue Sdyulc lOa SIT HOlon0=
4ort erridtct mcroell, rnO Die EIGnc
fir Oiciclbc iitb bcrcitS icrtig gcitcllt.
Sic GolonO Eorf So. miro cine Der
9ompognicn iein, mcld)e cill Nngebot
fir Ocn Ban einrcid)en merOcn.
ST.. ). Is. GrOmau bat Gin 8eiub
fir Die GrloubniB sur Grridtung CT
nCS 213sit0diGcn 6ud)mertbanieS al
Der ode Der Grbnlon . IOenlte mo
Sarfor0 F. Aucnllc cingcreidt. @r.
Hornlon NeincdCr mor Der Nrd)iteft
ltno OoS 8cbduOc miro $500 foitcn.
Sr. g. i. Yuo0Cnbobn bat Den Con.
fruit iiir bic Grridtlng cines 5mci-
ftodiqct 9oben- mo @~oGnbuuies att
gtr. 2030, Dit . 9ioOIcItrobe, crbnG-
ten un0 zines Slpciitodigcn gnboucS
binter 9tr. 227. NorO . 8aibington.
Strnbe. SIC 9rnuer . 6irmo 5. i.
8icBner Ii, S0bnc lit OicGigcntbilmlc,
rim ser 9oultellcn.
Observation-Disclosures erbieltcn gea
itern Ole Nud)Nclonntcn: 8m. Mcif.
5nci 5meiitodigc 9nditein g.. 0eb6uOe
Ir. 2532 ulto 1854, Solem-S troBe;
Sobn &outcsbnd), Nnbau 81 ocnl
Sauic al Der 9torOolt Gfc Der Yu.
Iosfi. ur0 Honticpitrobe, Soften ST..
600; W. ". @on5horn Icd)@ 5mci.
It0dige 9odltcin . MobubGuicr al
Der Mcltleite Scr 2li9uitu = Aucnuc,
S,piidcn MoiiodJuictt&s un0 Sonnec.
ticut = glucnue, Soften $4,000.
l. a - I = "a a - IA - - - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
lidlIten SoocSltrIodlcn luurclt:

SCt NQltonQlltQt nuu) lOQrClt ole
Ncrltorbcncn; Nus 0en Scr. Stuo.
tcr 81. @cibe, 50; aus Dem NualonO
%; Ntc9er, 46; Seinotb unbcfonnt,
9, Snt r@oppiclu.Aipl" crciGnctcn
iid 5cbr 3oocsfGQc, in Den @oipitd,
lcrn q un0 IN 0et nn0rrct glultol.
ten Is; % Goroncrs- &lQrcitc murocr
o6gchaltcn.
Sic ongcmclOetcn @eburtcn morcn
70; Ncibc 81, Ncgcr s, mGnnliden
@ci6ledt& 3S, mCiblid)cn Ucid)lcdta
81.
Gic folgcnbrn Sale bon onitcdeu.
ocn arontbcitcn luurOcu olgemeI.
set:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
Operled
Nj" c"op"n't Der sctatr'soaS ereftrif4ea

Mn @uopunIt Der SrtGtr.9iOuo eleftrifhsn
} Gcuts Siuie. y
Sor bier SuDreit mar ec cine 5arnt. Sente
NJ cS etnc prdhtpoIle %g'urituot. nit guteu Oids
cnoHntf StrdGclI. i10neH Cottages Oui 6iibiden
NiaienpldUcn ulO OGdcn 1tmuebcn, ipleHbioe
&urten, relItIihc piibnerb0fe; @clofparer -
Veibc bon i6Hclt.
Die SrlnNilildc itnb arob. bic Ereife aerina.
Sillbc quito llo6 III ucridufen. Aciue GniTduIs
otlIItn tir ltd0tHiioe Sranen' ulto suidiuter, fetit
Neilt IN Der 9oritabt o6gc @runo3inS una mt
llicorigct Stclicrlt. an ; Gents ptnie III hes
itbct. Serpnicu Sic oieie Selcpen6eit ntdt.
MpIllllt an eilieut giddlhtttoq ooer Sonntna ben
Narjel Iug uuo Iuuit }lpet ODER 0rci 8runos
ililde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17
Eanitdts. Scridt.

Go6eSrote gcringcr, ola oicjenige scr
lcbtpcrgangenen Orei Sabre. -
gicritnbbrcibig EobcaiG0c infol.
&c Der Sdpinoiu6t, - 6iiniuno.
lieb5ig nclle 9iIrgcr ulo 9iirgc,
rinnCr.
Ntu& Dem 0crid)t Der @ciunnbeita.
@cb0rbc lit 5u cricbcn, nob Die 10
ocsrotc in Scr perfloiiencn ISOLDE
bc0cutcno Acrin9er mar, ais IN 0enl,
IcIbcn Wouot Scr letten Sluci Sabre.
Die EQOcsrotc bctrug t66, gegcn t76
III Der iibercinitimmcnocn @od]e Oca
SobrCa 1905 uno t75 in 1904. Gle
iGbrIidc Soocsrote pro touieno
Ncrioncn Der 9eoolferultg betrllB
1851, 1929 iiir Die @cibcn mo
26.G0 fir sic 9fe9cr. Gic bouptiGd.
Iih1trt SnArStrfnd1ru mnrcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-17


2oaen uerIorcn beoeu-
tenb. = ST.. MiQiom ". SoneS,
ser GroBicfrctGr 0c8 ollnobbdngigcn
Sr0cn$ Der Soos1eloipS," bot BON
j. .. S0ben, Dem @robluurOcin Der
SuriSoirtion Californian, cin Sd)rcis
ben crboltcrL, it pcld)cm bcrlelbe Den
Gmpiong bon $tS25.20 beid)einigt,
ipcIfe bon ocn nSo05 cqoluS" pplt
Wiorplon6 5i,r llntcritiitung Ser Mit-
glieOer bcS SrhenS geian0t murbcn,
Sic bel oenl Gr6bcben in Gan 6ron.
5isco SdoOcn crlittcn. Sn 0cnl bctr.
Sd)rcibcn iugt Sr, S0Ocn: ger
Shlog, mcId)cn Snn Sron5isco in
Solge bcSGrbbebens erIitten bat, iunr
aud fir Die Witglicber OeS Orocns
iebr ldluer. Mir BADEN nod ipeite-
rcr ltnteriudytng gcfunoerL bab I'LL.
Ter 8crlliit hcoeutcn0cr NOR, alS mir
erluortcten, ullb alS idJ Sbrcr Suris.
0iftipn unt Siilfc telegropbirte, i6at
i'd eS i'm Namcn BON 1000 bciinoth.
loicn WitglicOcrn unierer SltriSoif-
tion. SpGtcr crgob iid) icood, bo6
Die 3obl bcriclbcn 5000 bis 1000 be.
trlg, bon Oenen 1000 WitoIieoer bon
Sdlpeitcr . SSuris0ittioncn iparell.
lin SGncn cine Sbee 81 gcbcn BON
iinicren Gcrluiten, braude id) nrr III
jugcll, bo6 80 undergraduate 2uach.
10 Hebcdus2ogen iln0 ied)S 2oocr
ibr gar5cs 9eiibtbunl, beitebenb aug
@ebGrl0cn M0bcln mo Heaolien,
berloren buben. poll oenen malldc
500 bis $1,000 uno $4,000 ipert6
iuorcn. 81 San Sole miro Die 2oge
cine Sumrnc bon $4,000 be5ohleil
n%liiiicn, 0n ibr 8eb1ioe, meld]es Die.
fen 9etrag repraicntirtc, b~oIItan0ig
neli errid)tcte mcr0en nluB. Wir bof.
fen icbod, Bob mir in Stutbe ieiil
iperocn, ben Sdo0en. Den uniere SO,
gen %erIitten buben. ielblf ocdcn III
f0nnell, ueniaitens lueroen feline Der
Sinnmer, iucldc fir nnieren llnter.
itiitnnas-sSono qcianmclt lpur6eu,
.filr oieIc 3lucd bcnuet iperben.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
OPERA TORS WILL
YIELD |. | NJ! NOTHING. J.
Two Sides Appear ~ owt !, n & to Have lave
Ss Reached Limit : E ego N n
h. 5s@s tiations.
CONVENTION MAY BE CALLED
CONVENTION MAY BE CALLED
Final Dcclination on Part Of the
Owners Will Mean Dcclara-
ton OF Strike.
(By Associated Press.)

SEW YORK, April 12-At the meeting
OF the subcomnllttees Of the anthracite
mine workers and opera tors here to-day,
the representatives OF the employees Of
fered the mine owners the choice OF two
nroposltions In their endeavor to come
to an amicablo agreement, and the cm-
ployers made an informal repE' IN which
they intimated that they are not likely
to accept either of the wage workers.
offers, and said they could Not modify
their propositions. The operators VIII
make an official answer TO the miners
ter proposition by letter. and there VIII
be no further meetings until something
develops.
4 While there is still hope that a peace
ful solution Of the controversy Will be
found. the meeting to-day did not bring
the contendng parties closer together;
in fact, they appear TO have almost
reached tho limit OF their negotiations.
II the operators should decline to enter
tain either OF the propositions submitted
hv the minors to-day, 1t Is probable a
convention Of miners will be called, at
which the delegates will declare that q
strike exists.
Briefly stated, the offer made by Presi-
dent Mitchell was resubmlSslon Of tho
miners' original demands, with two
amendments. a and in case they are not
accepted. he proposes that the Thoie con-
troyersy be placed before nle Strike
commission
In one of the amendments TO the origl-
nal demands, President Mitchell drops
the request for the recognition Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
FOR
GOOD ROADS IN SOUTH
Southern Motorists Federation
Found Yesterday-Line From
Richmond to Jacksonville.
(By Associated Press.)

ATLANTIC BEACH. FLA, April la,---
Those Interested In The building OF good
roads throughout the South, especially \
main trunk line from Richmond to Jack
sonvlc met in an enthusiastic session
here to-day and perfected the organiza-
tlon of the Southern Motorists Fedora
tion.
The meeting WAS largely attended, and
every one present took part In tho dis
cussion OF the different questions raised,
The following officers and directors
were elected:
Ben. l., Jones, president Of the Macon
Automobile Club, president.
Frank c. RatteN, president or the Sa-
vannah Automobile Club. first vlce-presi-
dent.
Joseph Bryan, editor of The Richmond
Times Dispatch, second vice-prcsident.
George W. Vanderbilt OF Ashevllle,
N. a., third vice-president,
NJ. n, Ranney, second ylce-rresden
OF jacksonville, Automobile ana Motor
Boat Club, secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
SEND RHEA WILL TO
VIRGINIA. COURTS
Judges Render Decision in Balti-
more-Relations Will Probably
Take Appeal,
(Spcclnl 10 mo T!mes.Dispatcll


BALTIMORE, MD, APRIL l2.-Judscs
Flock, Gail,ernld Dunn, in the Orphans
Court hero to-day decided tllnt the viii
Of Airs Columbia Rhea, Of Norfolk. Va,
which was offered for probate in tho local
court by Mrs, Rhcas relatives. should
so to George NJ. Dillard, of Norfolk. the
executor. to be offered for probate in
Virginia. Mrs. Rhcn left all her estate,
valued at nearly $4,000, to Randolph
Macon College, at Ashland, Va, to ~
used in educating men for tile Methodist
ministry,
Mrs. Rhea was burned to death on
March 1st ut the home Of her sister MIS-,
Martha Bridger. No. 16l5 East Baltimore
Street, and recently hor will was onefed
for probate by her relatives.
1t is against the Law IN MARYLAND, eS-
ccpt by special act of the legislature
ia beq,leath one's entire estate TO any
institution as Mrs. lthea did; hence ny
Offering the Will for probate mere. tne
relatives hoped 10 receive part or her
estate under this law, The relatives VIII
appeal "a the Court OF Appeals ana may
also file q cayeaL t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
.EMP0R|A|| TO De
DRY TEMPORARILY J | | |. :| /. !
/ One title Biggest Fights: Over
License s]];ssl an ook Place
iii Virginia. 3
LICENSES UNDER RESTRICTION
Leading Thorouglfarc I Between
Two Dcpots Unsuitable Place
10 Sell Liquor.

One of the most hotly contested fights
over liuuor license that ever occurred in
Virginia was closed at Ilnporia, Green's
vile county, yesterday before tho Cir
cult Court Judge J. Il. West presiding.
Eight lawyers were engaged In the
cases. ana three hours q slide was allowed
for argument.
Over forty witnesses were examined,
and the town was stirred from center
to circumference by the contest, which
was wagcd for more than Il week.
The two main points at issue was the
clearing Of Baker Street, the principal
thoroughfare leading from the Atlantic
Coast Line depot. to the Southern depot.
IA distance of several blocks, Of all liquor
saloons, and the abolishment of all liquor
selling within n certain distance Of tho
Ashby Cotton Mill, large manufactory
employing many hands.
The Counsel.
Tho liquor applicants were represented
by Buford and ICggleston. of Lawrence
vile, and NIessrs. Palmer and Southall,
Tho dry clement were represented by
Thomas Whitehead, OF Lynchburg, Judge
Samuel Goodwin and Mr.. Tredwny, Of
Boydton and Captain Walker. Of South
inmpton. These represented various In
terests, which were resisting the granting
OF licenses, and ono day during tho time
Mr., r. b. Davis. OF Petersburg. was
Continued on Second PageD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Bit PASSENGERS ON
GAR; CHEWE0 UP. GLASS
Man on Trolley Becomes Insane
Fromssudden Attack OF
Hydrophobia.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.>

EtoHeCldl " ' Iie - HNt''T N''Sf'''N''''
AUGUSTA. GA, April 12.--James How
ard claiming New York as his home
became insane from a sudden attack OF
hydrophobia on an Aiken, S. G., trolley
car about seven miles from the city to-
night. lie was on his way to Charles
ton, S. O., where he was going to seek
treatment, having been bitten BY q mad
dog While near MIdvale, Ga, ten days
ago,
Following the attack he became nn-
manageable seeking to bite every one
who came near him, frothlng at me
mouth ana having other indications o.
hydrophobla poisoning, IN attempting 70
nut him Off tho car, Conductor Jones
was bitten on the hand. The madmal'
Vas finally thrown down and chlofo-
formed, and then removed to the nome
OF n physician. While ON the car l4oWnft
attacked everything In reach With MS
teeth even chewing up some broken
glass he found upon the floor. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
BACK TO THE OLD 4sWEETH Fart!
/ EASTER. .:D!.IT1ON.

The Easter ed dtionS u 1. The Tines
Dispatch to be printed On Sunday Will
surpass any ever tssu led in vlrg MA a.
The beautiful f seT.tlr1e ut Of this Joy-t
Gus season wiII5 be5en,p piiaslzed IN ar.,
tlstlc pictures, ! 20 ems nd special ar-'@ al
tIcjes.. The Easter 81, also bel be
found Ii the r. the chit
dre1i' 8 ge, and ott'er:
regular dcpa rtments.s 4: II: V
In addition toSSthe special Easter
features, the regular departments VIII
be up to the highest standard. The
demand for this edition Will be large,
and news dealers and others fE are.
urged to send their orders In early.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13

union and provides that the proposed
agreement be made between the opera
tors and the anthracite mine workers
instead OF the United Mine Workers OF
America. The other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that only employees who are willing shall
be assessed certain sum each month
to defray the expenses OF Carrying out
the proposed check off agreement, Instead
OF union and non-union men being called
upon to contribute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
NOT TO MOVE. .SEAB OARD
OFFICES, BARR WRITES
(By Associated Press.)

SAVANNAH, GA. April PA commit,
tee Of the Savannah Chamber of COM
merco that was appointed to olprcsent the
advantages of this city to the officials Of
tho Scaboard Air Line and seek to have
the general office of the company located
here received to-day a letter from Presi-
dent ]. NJ. Barr. stating that the general
offices of the company. which are At
Portsmouth, Va, will not be moved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
DESOLATE SCENE
AROUND VOLCANO.
BY ROBERT v. IoHNsoN,
Written for Associated Press by associate
editor Of Century Magazine.
AG Now In Naples.

NAPLES, April II. -"shice .hs
Chicago fire. ! have seen noth-
ing 50 terribly lncessiye. TWenty
years will not repair the damage, includ-
ing tho destruction Of four whole VII;
lases Ne had magnificent View Of the
eruption. eight miles array, R!slHS at Aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
THE @ROOSEvELTS TO BE
AT PINE KNOT EASTER

Especial to The HTimes-D -Dispatch)
sCOTTsVILLE, VA. April 12,:-Presl-
tor at pine Knot arriving Sunday.
The servants from P!nindenlny have
hcens making ready for their coming, and
giving the little lodge q thorough sprins
cleaning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
THE WEATHER

Forecast: VlrgInia--Pa1'tly cloudy Trl-
day; saturday, rain; wlhds peeo'l''''s eps
IN North ii Carolina Fair Friday; SATURDAY,
min. cooler In west portion; FRESH cast
winds, ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Mr.. Wallace Here.

Honorable u. p, Wallace. of LunenbuIs,
one or the most popular members Or the
House OF Delegates, Is In the Guy on
privte business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13

First. The city VIII get free Gas for
It's own use.
Second. It viii receive interest on
lts own bonds. representing the cost
OF the plant.
Third. /. viii have cheaper gas
for It's citizens.
Fourth. At the end OF thirty years
Il win receive back its plant, very
greatly extended and improved, free
from all liens, standing on It's books
as HAVING cost II not one cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13

Highest temperature ycsterday.,..,.., 20
Lowest tenlperatnre Xestsrdny,,,,,s & e 2
Mean temperat!le yGsteraaas ,. WI, s,i,'',.'' 9i9 10
Departure from normal temperaturc,.., Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Conditions Yesterday.

pichn,ond's weather MAS VleNr nHtJ
warm Range Of the thermo!ncter !.
q 4. M.......,,.,,.5l 6P l..,..,,,.,'''v66
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
MESSAGE TO ERWIN
FROM PRESIDENT
District Attorney Congratulated
Upon Final Success in Case
That Has Dragged Through
Many Years-Court Dis
posed to Be Lenient
As Possible.
nv Associated .prcss.)

SAVANNAH, GA April &l2.--Bcli1aln1h
u. Greene and John +. Gnynor were
fo,,nd guilty OF conspiracy against the
government, presenting false claims and
embezzlemcnt III the Federal Court FOR
the southern District Of Georgia to-day.
and tomorrow Judge Emory Speer VIII
pass sentence upon them.
Tho defendants were found guilty Win
no recommendation. upon each OF the
Indictments. The verdict was returned
d few minutes before . o'clock. after tho
jury had been out three hours and
LuIf aFgd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13

The status of the gus proposition at
present, briefly stated Is that the lower
branch of the Council has declared
against either sao or lease, and hat
adopted Il resolution calling upon the
Ilght Committee to undertake tho work
OF thorough rehabilitation. This resolu-
1lon is on tile table in the Board Of Al
dcrmen, and will be considered At spe-
q clal meeting next Wednesday night,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21
\ yvsSlA NOT SEN His Ancestors.

wsuI1 NOT Sen HI Aneestsrs. sF
a plutocratic American Of the last
century who had seen the green acres
and stately castle sof an Irish estate
sought ont its imDecunious owner
with an offer to buy. Lord Blank.
eager enough to transmute his profit
less lands into pregnant gold, named Z
considerable but reasonable, price az
one he would be willing to take. ssvery
WE'LL said the American. I'LL give
that II the pictures 80 with the house.
After little reflection his lordshlp an
swered. Eyes, you can have the pic
lures except, Of course the family por-
traits" Its the portraits ! want, !"
said the other. II wouldn't give q
cent for the rest Of 'em." my proper
" IL not for sale under those condi-
tions," said his lordship, turning on his
heel and walking away. to the aston
lshment Of the parvenu, who flung a
"stuck up beggar!' after the retreat
Ing figure IN
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21
The milky way.

The milky way in the heavens Il
composed of myriads Of fixed stars.
but It Il not true that they have any
influence that anybody knows Of on the
direction Of the wind or other element
Of the weather Of the earth. Their APP
parent changes Of position are due only
to the changes Of position by the earth
In its daily and annual revolutions.
The stars in the milky way are SO far
from the earth that it takes thousands
Of years for the light from them to
reach us. &
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21
/. HARD ON SAL DON MEN.
New Code Puts the Lid on the
b. Entire State.

The Supreme Court OF this state
has decided that the sale Of liquor
to minors IL criminal, whether any
notice of minority is given the
saloonkeeper or net. II.
They also hold that the sale of
liquor after eleven 0 'cock at night,
Or On election day, or on Sunday, or
to8a minor, or any pupil of any
school or any intoxicated person, or
any habitual drunkard, is equivalent
to are without license. It is punish
able by fine Of not less than $50
and costs and imprisonment in
the county Jail for not less than,
thirty days.
It will therefore be seen that the
penalty in any Of these matters in
very severe, and provides for Jail
sentence in addition to q fine. This
decision practically puts the lid on
the whole safe. Justice courts are
deprived Of jurisdiction in such
cases, except for holding the offend
or to await Indictment by the grand,
jury. # @Esas8Ea 4.
It be will a hard matter for the
saloon keeper to keep within the
confines OF the law as to selling
1iqnor to.minors, when they have
every appearance Of being full
grown men and past the age
limit. NJ .% ..'.. ..s