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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
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up for Anal disposition within Fortnight This was the
that baseba might played Sunday by professonal.
In the State capital which league teor
Naturally. It was denounced by cersymen and deputa.
lions OF ministers and committees wonens religious
societies constantly arriving the House to
protest against Its The Senator from sackpole
reassured all OF these with whom he talked
OF their staunchest allies and supporters active
in leading the waverng among his colleagues. or even
the inimica out to meet and face the Populations
in this occupation that he engaged Friday after
noon, when he received shock.
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stackpole without similar but It had been his
youthful boast that girl had ever 'stopned speaking
e him without or en danfS wta nm and
What have done to her?' was perhaps the hottest
Of his bruised soul, for the mystery was as great aa
the sting of It., Z,
as haE
that Of his colleagues who had hesn called
BY him without slsn laughing that same laugh at
sally and they into the black automobile
together and whrled away and out q the
. After this as the day approached upon which hung
the of the bill which Mr.. Josephus Battle was fight
Every morning ana afternoon Not once did she appear
to lie conscious OF AonZo Rawsons presence.
he allow his delay upon her though It
ruthulS said that no did not always know when she
came, when she left and With whom shg stood sat or
OF Mrs, Proheroe; avoided Trlslow twho. strangely
enough was avoiding hm) and spending upon drains and
all the that he could
burned the midnight oil and rubbed salt into his
TO marked effect that by the evening of the Gov
enors rec the morning d9lowng which the
haggard and Worn that actor might have studied him
for as young statesman going Into deeine
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Mrs. Prothero
II EN- Alonzo Rawson

I ID N Alonzo Rawson
took his seat as the
Senator from Htackpolo
in the upper branch OF
the General Assembly
OF the State, an oxpres-
sion OF pleasure and OF
greatness appeared to
be permanently Imprint
ed upon his counte-
nance. He felt that, II
he had not quite arrived
at all which he meant
to make his own, at
least he had emerged
upon the arena where
he waB to win II. and he
looked about him for q
few other strong spirits
with whom to construct
q focus Of power which
should control tho Sem
ate. Tho young man
had not long to look. for
within q week after tile
beginnirgsof tho session
I h . q e eotherS showed
themselves to his view,
HHng above the general
level Of mediocrity and
.ttnldity, party leaders
and chiefs OF factions.
men who wero on their
feet continually, speak
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and the %i,
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en ,a the handsome lady with Senator rusow had
II ssssz Els
9f OF Within sHt % the @ ms s s ee
Him Senator that his Art OPINION 81
eoFrs sSans man as person sn' nave 0eeA
ne asons Of
1nttee room which overlooked the splendid breadth of
sns ire h ihs II the a s sh that
s4s
s a was wn Sey from
GpEht Y gqssse you nj nes me win
a a9 se'
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full glorious of her presence overcame him. She
you thought did not see you yesterday in the corrl
na thought ySy might have acted more-more
IKE he w SAD dSSa at his hands ore
talking she sad almost
ina9 sWbiy ,..., ca,,...,u ~. -
a lifting her hand
said dent know what you mean Mrs Protheroe
Soq A taas S 3 .Ssi s aeout
Yes ma am.
she made any since
idea "a stti4 @ sw 81 snt While fnq 4.s The
nature Aessfveo
50 m Wh tsa Alen no9 ~ With
,n But But Interested she INTERRUPTED defeat
maan" he returned. 1T is niqultous meas
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ait s0e eo T 1sspupsa gently NOV that bin is
hSs s Sunday
The AL, Of what resres
oS ss as IS that s a so tsdagsP
In ahs Woaaat g wei! some
grounds,
Yes, know. said Aonzo, paintyey. ''But 1t amt
right! 7 was raised to respect the Sabbath and
eye in anything that wouldn't make 1t better
sacred?' !
'Qh, no. ma'am!' he cried reproachfully. TITS only
that I don't see"
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because the Is played at such places Sunday?
SS
them dc now II they had something to
as this sport would be- under the conditions of this
bill something to keep them in the air; something
to bring little gaety into their duh yes Her voice
had grown louder and 1t shook little with rising
ton though its sweetness was only the moro poignant
"Oh, my dear Senator she CRIED don't you how
you are? Don't want to help these poor
pla?'
IIer fingers which had frightened upon his sleeve,
aXed and she leaned hack pulling the Veil down over her
face IL wishing to conceal from him that her lips tre-
bled sghtly then resting her arm the leather es
into the beech woods lining the country read along
nothing from him the only sound was the
chug OF the machine 3a5, ss, ,ss9. .
II suppose you think 1t rather shocking to hear
talking practically of such commonplace things
she said at last in cold voice. Just loud enough to be
heard
Then what do you think? she cried, turning toward
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you Wild Ass of the Prairics," said Battle

a committee OF women from a church society was
luctanf half dozen and led them, forth to be
interrogated their Intentions regarding
COMMITTEES and the lawmakers
self In the Of these With one Of the ladies' who
appeal to of the
Senator Goldsten," she exclaimed IT could not be-
lleve when heard that you We're this meas
ure! ] have heard husband speak the highest
terms your old fat May ask what thinks
low baseball could you dare home face that
good old man 2?
Jews LIEUT.
almost violently hehed his lady OF tho furs She
The same big behind her her turned toward
him, but spaTkngy delighted rested upou Gold
stein Under the broad fur hat she made picture
raging to Alonzo Rnwson, as 1t was bewitching. She
not e him to be quite him
both houses were about her ana they an DO
Her laugh fingered upon the mir for moment then
her gance sWept round the other emitting the Sem
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afsss e ssis
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kind OF man he had thought; one Whom he would
lobby attire reminded him 1' Of eS ses
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up when the mornings session was adjourned and the
Rsii
momen Senator answered Alonzo in his deep-
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got aS@ e Rave asa
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q weather and q various but
and he hardly realized what the auestons was
81 aha Ia
1t was a cold quick air to which they emerged ana
AlonZo daring to look her found that she pulled
he ella her Of
Ing mtss, At the curb long. low rakish black automo-
cylinder OF fur
r,,slo the little door Of the offered
Ind lunch with me- he said. Mrs Protheroe mind
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alert @ sy Be saa Ct the Prehelos s
wants TO speak to at once. You'll find her the
big palms under the stairway in the hail.
the or IN a sa mus way
answer When Aonzo at last found word was only
mnron Of years who was that moment being pressed
on 70 s e m ats Of Mind . anSs as
e s a es into bs AND u Saa
nes THE u1o G the left
y Here Me p 81 s d eo npt Of
@ was sq a s eoo @ s s # a sen s
the dyan when Alonzo entered this groto. and stood
stopped in the green entrance way With quick
s aDon MT this s a White w be p sss ss
sholSsrs
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bea sssm sod ns asGs si
esteRang two fine m him n long white gloves
s5d hT
she he yegsSss hhs as sank gracefully
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t s e to ao e s S that tsf me You
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so frSm and not ss
for
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from s any sn sssSsstl1 1n Of ss miner
that ssy N.Y. ssa rs s
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fss 9ss's
them from the narrow. green entrance the grotto
senator passed on; but when Alonzo
's d'sl
sSfRs next
@ 'ass sssIsa
s s %as |sSsi s%sPs
St % a
se w sgas a Ike s d9 n THE a
multitude q notes to his e9iiea
S,.h sss
turned
er one ast "a and
THE Senator from. sackpole"
say W On hS big S o q to
about this bill You remember spoke against it
Yoa a,d shat' shouted Senator Battle ssaaseny
nssa ,hat saSsss
The but since then light has broke
snss
as
s ssi TIE
na;
PLAY VI this
two
u TN Give ssiaas n as
ion o SPOIL for him with your only got one
@ Sas SSss pup
h ODE isA
The reporters decided that the Senator stackpoe
osH
shs b 81 lie sha hts feet and had the rec
M no %s%sss d s
baay NIL take Ms
fsss A. Ssss III ~
s sr
ss5ss.s s ~
y q ss Iisb
8 @ him. fae Mha
t taken mighty Sed ga etc t.
os @
Fys
sass TO- 'ss e
vote opinion Let me not aean
amid OF sheas ahs
%hsn as tbs @ Ms It. to 5s 81 saS
ed" by majority of five votes.
A few minutes later, Alon2o Rawson, his neckwear
dsorlered and his face white with stumbled out
e hs
had voted
The black automobile was vanishing round a corner
Truslow stood upon the edge of the staring
after 1t ruefully
Where is Mrs. Protheroe?" gasped the Senator from
StacSpole, ~
shes gone. said the other.
Gone where?
Gone back 70 Paris She sails day after Tomorrow.
She lust had time enough catch her train New
York after waiting to hear how the vote vent She told
me tc tell you goodhye. and that she sorry Don't
stare at 3nwson! we're in the boat
Where arc you aons?, he finished abruptly
AlonzO swung by him and started the
ITO find Bnttle!'' the hcarse answer came back.
The conquertng Josephus was leaning meditatvely
upon the counter of the cigar stand OF his hotel when
.Aonzo found him. He look the later's
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show his fellows that new great
delayed not overlong, and Senator
ID bony In his best clothes, TO adj
/ huge voice in denunciation OF the
y then upon second reading. The
hich, as a born orator. he felt 1t
were received with acclamatlons
he Lieutenant Governor had no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04

swung about and quilted the deputaon without word
OF farewell explanation He turned into the cloak
and paced the floor three minutes malevoence
which awed the coored attendants into brushing his
quries addressed to the tobaccost elected the nformn
ton That the handsome lady with Senator Trusow had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04

ing halt times day, freely and loudly TO these,
that large he felt II necessary to ntroduce
elect, and he awaited lmpatientiy an opening ~
AlopZo had timidity himself. He was not one OK
those who first try their voices on motions to ad5ourn
officers and leaders He was too conscious q his own
gifts and he had been accustonied to speaking ever
under the Impression Also that his appearance alone
gallery He vas tall; hs hair was long with rich
by OF cndeavor succeeded in moulding his features
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
TOUR TO The MARITIME
PROVINCES is PLANNED
Local Residents 70 Visit "the Old
Home" and Do Missionary Work
for California,

OAKLAND. May 2o.-The Pacific
Coast excursion committee, organized
10 handle an old home tour of the
maritime provinces. Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Prince Edward Island,
has arranged for a special train to
depart between May 81 and June 10
from San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The round trip from any California
point to Halifax. Nova Scotia, will
cost S11A
H c. Tupper OF Tupper & Kay.
South Berkeley. is the moving spirit
IN the excursion. He has called upon
the members Of the Maritime Prov
inces Society TO respond at once, for
guarantee OF at least 100 persons for
The tour must be given the railroad
company before May 25. More than
sixty persons have already subscribed
Cor the tour.
A meeting Of the society win be held
at Cameron Hall, Thirteenth avenue
and East Sixteenth street, Monday
evening. One of the purposes Of the
tour is to interest the Eastern peo-
pie In California and to enlist large
numbers as colonists. Tupper says
one cs the main objects Of the trip
viii be TO dispell much misunderstand-
ing concerning the recent disaster IN
San Francisco. He intends to make
the tour a missionary one, so that error
and false stories in circulation shall
be refuted-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
NOTED PAUL|sT
VISITS COAST
Comes From London to
Assist in Rebuilding
Of St. Mary S.
May Oppose the Establish
nent Of Chinatown on
Old Site.

OAKLAND, May 20.-The proposal
to establish Chinatown on it's old site
is likely to have the determined opposi-
ton of Rev. Father George Searle. su-
perior general Of the Order of Paul
lists, who has come from London to
give personal attention to the affairs of
the Paulists In this part Of the country.
Father Searle arrived last night. He
is now at st. Mary's College, in Oak
land, guest Of the authorities OF that
institution.
The Paulists had but one church
building In San Francisco. St. Mary's.
at California and Dupont streets. That
was destroyed by fire. It is to be re-
built. and the superior general Of the
Paulists will devise the arrangements
during his stay here for the work of
rebuilding.
The Paulist fathers have always re-
sisted, the encroachments of notorious
dens and dives upon their church ter
ritory, resenting the boldness of those
puryeyors of vice who Haunted their
traffic in the faces of children and
adults who went to st. Mary's for wor-
ship and instruction.
Now that Chinatown has been de-
stroyed, together with all the notorious
houses In the vicinity of the quarter,
the Paulists will endeavor to have the
neighborhood of ST. Marys kept clear
OF the Objectionable resorts, and may
be expected to favor. the locating of
Chinatown elsewhere than in their vi
cinity.
Father Wyman, the head Of the
Paulists on this coast is in consulta-
ton with Father Searle at ST. Mary's
College. in this city. regarding ways
and means for restoring st. Mary's
Church In San Francisco and for pre-
venting the founding Of evil resorts at
the very doors OF the new church.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
suecumhs to Poison.

BERKELEY, May 2o.-George c.
Wilson, the aged man who drank NOR
phine on Thursday night while perched
IN a tree top in West Berkeley, where
he had climbed to make the attempt
upon his life, died yesterday morning at
the police station, after lying for TWEEN
ty-four hours IN a comatose condition.
Wilson is supposed to have been a ref
ugee from San Francisco. He was
partially intoxicated when he made his
plans for a weird attempt at suicide
up IN the tree tops. He fell from the
tree TO the ground and was stunned by
the fall, and dazed by the poison he
had taken. The police reused him suf-
flciently to get his name, but more
than could not be learned. He was
about 60 years old. His clothing con-
tained nothing that could help identify
him. He had exactly IL cents in his
pockets. The Coroner viii hold an in
quest.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
GEORGE n. LEE THANKED
FOR HIS GIFT OF TWO LOTS
Dry Goods Men Express Appreciation in
Interesting Form of His Gen.
erosftV
OAKLAND, May 20.-The f

OAKLAND, May 2o.-The following let
ter is elf-explanatory:
George H. Lee. Esq, 455 Seventh
street, Oakland. Cal: Dear Sir-On behalf
Of the Talf & Pennoyer Employees Mutual
Aid Association, permit me to thank you
most sincerely for your very generous
donation Of two building lots on your
Fruitvale boulevard tract, Fruitvale.
1T is certainly a pleasure TO US to re-
ceive them, not alone for their intrinsic
value, which Is certainly considerable.
but for the spirit that prompted you to
give aid to those who like yourself in
days gone by, stand behind the counter
from day TO day catering to the public
wants.
I'VE are pleased to know that in your
case the necessity for that no longer ex-
lists, and we hope and trust that your
pathway through life will ever be strewn
with roses instead of bats; that in your
present business you may never take q
swap; that the lady who wants a small
sample to show mother will never find
you; that p. MS will be numerous and
firmities viii never come so as to prevent
you from responding to forward one.' and
that finally, when your stock is neatly
on the shelves, the curtain UP and the
last bell rung, you will take your place
in the great celestial store where all dry
goods men have steady job where the
wicked cease from troubling and the
shopper is no more.
Once more assuring you Of our appre-
citation Of your gift to the Mutual Aid
I am yours very truly,
~. s. GILMORE. President
"Attested: J. ]. REGNEY, Sec"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
FLAMES TAKE
CHILD'S LIFE
Baby Daniel Teverlas
Meets Fate Before
Mothers Eyes.
Sets Fire to His Own
Clothing While
Playing.

OAKLAND May 20.-In sight of his
mother, who was powerless TO save her
child, little Daniel Teverias, years
old. was fatally burned this morning
While playing in the back yard at the
Teverias home. 625 Chestnut street
The baby's clothing caught fire from
matches which the child got hold of
without the mothers knowledge. While
the boy was in the yard his dress sud-
denly caught fire. Screams Of the lit
tie sufferer attracted the mother, who
ran 10 her chiid's assistance.
But before the woman could reach
the little one the garments were all
a1ame ana the baby victim had been
terribly burned
Neighbors aroused by the boys cries
had hurried TO help. With their hands
they tore the clothing from the child
and gave the mother such assistance as
they could DR.. ]. F. Rinehart was
called, but could do nothing except TO
apply lotions and administer opiates.
The child died q few hours after he
was burned The Coroner took charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
SALOONS CLOSE
EARLY IN DAY
Oakland's Liquor Men
Help to Preserve
the Peace.
City Saved From the
Odium of Previous
Sabbath.

OAKLAND, May 20.-Through the
effort of Charles Hamilton, one of the
owners of the Tuxedo saloon, 463 Ninth
street, a large number OF the saloons
in the business district were closed
at 1 o'clock this afternoon. The move
was a voluntary one on the part of the
saloon men and attracted the favorable
comment of Chief Of Police Wilson
It was done to assist the police in
the work of preserving the public
peace. Last Sunday eighty-two per-
sons from San Francisco and else
where were arrested for intoxication.
That this should not be repeated was
the reason why the saloon men de-
cided to close their places OF business
early In the day.
Those In the business district who
locked their doors were: Cave saloon.
All Eleventh street. Muir & Muir,
$50 Broadway; The Tuxedo 463 Ninth
street; Anheusier, AT Ninth street;
Gather & Greiner, Ninth and Wash
ington streets; c. H. Cutter, All Ninth
street; Theo. Gier, 915 Washington
street; H Weiking. Eighth and Wash
ington streets; F. Pereira, Eighth and
Washington streets; w. Heyer, S69
Washington street; o. Rogers. Seventh
and Washington streets; p. Christen-
sen, 4S1 Seventh street; Wyrick &
Devote, 47O Seventh street. Gus
Dahlke, S51 Broadway; H. Inwall, 81
Broa dway; William Kuhlne, 9o7
Broadway; Fuller & Mott, 915 Broad-
way; Gavello & Risi, $50 Broadway.
and James T. Brennan, Eleventh and
Franklin
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
ENDS CRAVING
BY GAS ROUTE
Telegrapher Gives Up
the Battle With De-
mon Rum.
E. C. Eaton Found Dead
in His Room in
Oakland.

OAKLAND, May 20.-Fearing that
the morphine habit had conquered him,
E. c. Eaton. a telegraph operator, AZ
years old, committed suicide last night
at his residence, 1920 Harrison street,
by inhaling Illuminating gas. His body
in bed. covered by the clothing, was
found this morning by z. Coleman, a
roomer who had noticed the odor of
escaping gas.
Eaton attached tube to the fixture
in his apartment and carried one end
of the tubing to the bed. After turn
ing on the gas he placed the tube at
his mouth and quietly suffocated to
death.
The despondent man was formerly a
railroad train dispatcher. He craved
liquor and In trying to cure himself Of
the appetite for intoxicants he took to
the use OF morphine.
Eaton was a native Of Iowa. He
leaves q wife and three children. The
Coroner took charge of the body.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
Co Eds Serve as Cooks.

BERKELEY, May 20.-The band of
college girls who have toiled for a
month faithfully and well in the kitch-
en- for the refugees on the university
campus will be relieved Of duty to-
morrow. The military will take
charge of the refugee camp on Califor-
MIA football field. The eds" who
volunteered for duty in the kitchen
Immediately after the earthquake,
when the camp was established, are
given highest praise by Professor Jaffa,
under whose general supervision their
work was done. The names of the
"co-eds" are: Misses r. Kavanaugh,
II. Earll, D. Willard, NJ Michener, K
Ogilbe, NJ. Ansley, q. Bailey, V. Simp-
son, J. Obrian, r. Seeley, H. Myers, H.
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