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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

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sound New york state Mr wesley at
recently, heor st,.,ee AS. 80 IN. ".
World .the dean - a,-.ril,r sre,f. ,
tors,
Misc Ma, p r,a..-s.- -,...-..
'''s ana Is al NO. 90 West Grace street
Princess Anne Virginia Beach iast ve,i.
Miss Mary Ban visited friends in Alex
Mr. r. r, ,vr,,..- $500, ,,..,-
,..l - ~ y, '-'.,.n ara niue daughter.
Sd .' vac '4 Se in@lnef' Mrs O. II.
Iyssb',,-to, n -o' '''''r nome 81"
Miss MISS NJ Mary T,., Turk; Of stanton. spent
-''..4'S III ".C''li"lu' on AeF way To- SUI
lo'H ""e'e she VIII teach tie coming ses-
Mls ~ ~. pI@y' OF l'oTt- mouth. IS the
guest Oh "eF 'Iotner. Ut >. =. Rex.
Mis- Alice NJ clenny is visiting friends
D" ii"'"p''" ana y f." i'it News
'ir. Mason GORDON ih Dhariottesvile.
1yls' misses L'''' ana HaIS-efl'e Butter.
VINO nave neen s''slS In ihe nome of Mr..
FRANK Jerdone. IN orange county. have
returned 90 the CITY.
MISS EsteNe Shackieford is visiting
ie'allNeS az Oaktree Va
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Mr.. Guilds Views.

Mr Ould then expressed the following
crmcn'
1.-The committee adjourned az Williams
burg subject 90 the call OF the chairman.
That was done by the committee as a
whole and without objection. therefore.
th, chairman has the right FRI my opinion
90 call the committee at any l. ne that
Doe thinks Ut. and the members as indi-
Niduals have no right or preference
The committee should convene at the
call Of the chairman and as a whole. or,
py majority vote POSTPONE
II think that the committee should meet
and consider the excuses Of individual
members and pass upon their plausibility.
The members should not undertake to
pass upon their own excuses
Il take Il that this is a. legislative com
mittec and has the same rights as the
Senate and House. TO require members TO
attend in Just the same way as it has the
right 90 summons witnesses. Furthermore.
fewer members than a quorum can re-
main In constructive session until a
quorum can be gotten together. which
can be done by the assistance OK the
scrgeant-at-arms.
From a personal standpoint no time
suits man % leave his business. but 1
feel that I am subject TO the call of the
chairman in this matter and 1 prefer to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
BENEFIT GAME.
Lawmakers and Hermitage to
PLAY This Afternoon

The Hermitage Coli Club baseball ae-
gregitaon and the Lawmakers who are
left viii cross bats this afternoon IN
Broad street Park The Hermita q team
has lost only one game this season. and
they think that they can give tire Law
makers tight push for the game Nc
Guire or Ellyson Will go in the box FOR
the Hermitage nine. and Frtsrone or
Cassidy VIII do the work Tor Sha0er s.
men.
The game will be FOR the benefit Of
the Richmond players, and It u hoped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

Germany's troops lighting the natives in
southwest Africa are having an arduous
time. owing 20 the lack OF railways the
men have been on half ratiOns most OF
the time since the campaIgn began Oc-
casiOnauy they have had 70 eat the artfI-
lcry mules. and they have often fought
drop ri water Or any other drink TheS-
are dressed in all sorts OF makeshIft
clothes including sandals nrade from the
hides OF oxen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

that a large crowd viii be I'm attendance
The HERMITAGE team VIII line up az
follows. Mcneil. second base. Jones,
right field: Broaddus. third base; Elly.
son. pitcher or LEFT field. Mcclure. pitch
er or left field: Cardoza. catcher. Hotch-
kiss. urst base: Leigh. short stop: Rat.
cliffe centre field; Bryan. Conquest, Car
and Brown.
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A Graceful Acknowledgment of
The Times-Dispatch's Supremacy.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
September IA, 1905.
The Times Dispatch,
Richmond, Va.

cannot tell much
our We the
metropolitan journals the United States
inquire for figures from Richmond any
sion to mention advertising certainly
note Of the fact that your newspaper CARRIES MORE EDUCATIONAL
ADVERTISING THAN OTHER NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED
STATES
would
edition
marked cover? Yours
HARRISON M PARKER,
ADV. Manager, Company.
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GOVERNOR GOING
TO JANE ST OWN

mineral exhibit ever dlsplave4 g., 49,,
country continued His Excellence, .sro
teei greatly encouraged AT the outlook
nave sent out a large number of let
ters relating TO the conference. ana the
replies are all favorable. the mineral
people displaying a most gratifying IN
terest in the work.
Inc Governor VIII meet the traffic rep
resentattves OF all the Virginia railroads
IN Norfolk on the following day for a
conference relative 70 rates and trans
portation.
The railroads are taking kindly II the
Work. and the Governor believes he w,il
oe able To secure such rates as VIII en-
courage people in the distant sections OF
the state 10 make exhibits
Barring unfavorable weather conditions
the trip 10 and from Norfolk on the
'Emeline'' promises to be a very de-
lightfuI one
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obey. 7 consider It exceedingly important
that our report be made as soon as pos
sihle. II has already been delayed much
longer than was eNpacted
I think the people OF Virginia have a
right 20 know what the committee has
70 say about the management OF the
Eastern State Hospital
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committee should be careful and de-
I. rerate.
50 il would seem that AZ every move.
Senator Sadler and AIR Ould are on one
side. while Messrs P1llam. Dunn. Riscn
and Roberts are or tle other and r lively
war viii De engaged in when the com
mittee finally meets ma a vote IS rake,l.
in -he preliminary sklrmishes senator
Sller threatened e. send the sergeant
alarms after Senator Eison and compel
Ills attendance. while Senator Rlson
stated that Chairman Sailer could be-
lel-oSed ty majority OF the committee.
10 may Do safely stated thar the warm
est OF warm feeling exists among the
ue MIXERS. and that the next meeting.
Whenever il SIS called. vii hA markell ny
plain speech and Unvarnished statements
When the committee met yesterday
morning in the cloak-room Of the Senate
at l9 clock. there were present Chair
man Sad,er. Mr.. Ould ami Mr.. PulNam.
~ the r'wm'ttee- Mr.. owen. secretarv
20 the committee: SerEeant-at-Arms Wat
kins. and the newspaper men
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Ought Not Subpoena.

Mr. Pulllam gave his views OF the mat
ter In the following statement:
I don't think that Chairman Sadler
ought 20 subpoena absent members for
the reason that a majority OF the com
nittee have asked for a continuance until
october LIST. and. In my OpHnfon those
whom have heard from. have assigned
good reason for not being here to-day
DIR Dunn assigned az his reason. that
ne r. unwen, and DR.. Rison that his
business would suffer. T don't think this
committee. II 1t can be prevented. should
make any mans business interests surer
oy forcing him 10 come here az this time
have not examined the authorities
on the legal right vested IN the chair
man 20 compel attendance OF members
7 desire. however. TO state thae as l
said IN my letter to Senator Sadler IN
reply 70 his communication calling a
meeting on the nth. that I for one. am ex-
ceedingly anxious 20 have our report
prepared and ready by the next meeting
Or the General Hospital Board which I
am Informed takes place on 10th OF Oc-
tober.
lSig1pdl WI lis q pr r
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T. ?. A Exercises.

President g. +. Herbert OF the State
Travellers Protective Association has
announced tina, ground viii be broken
for the Travellers Protective Association
Building tomorrow.
Among the high Travellers Protective
Association officials invited 10 be present
tomorrow are Thad H. Howe. Of Chit
cagO president Of National Travellers
Protective Association. Commissioner
General Kent Of the Missouri Commits
sion The eleven STATE Posts have been
inVited. and 10 is expected that the r
2 IS wifi make % great showing from
the states OF Maryland. virginia and
Missouri The y +. a IS are erecting
a large faR-pole upon which their colors
will Dee fung 90 the breezes Of Hamp-
ton Roads The architect IS now r7lsh
Ing plans for the Travellers Protective
Association Building 10 VIII cost s. no
Will be- ono story high. with the gable
roof There will De two entrances to
1he building There win be one large
reception room. with two small rooms
one for ladies and one for gentle
men.
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What Mr.. Sadler Said

Chairman Sdtler announced that there
was no quorum. hut that there would
poe the next dav. lie said.
"Thc serseant-at-arrns VIII go 70 Abe
marie county for Dr Dunn. To Chase city
for Senator Roberts. and 70 chatham for
Senator Risou. and bring these gentlemen
20 the meeting of this committee.
The committee adjourned IN Williams
burg to meet again at the call Of the
chairman. Senator Rison has played this
game Ions enough. and am tired of IT,
7 viii send teleCrams 10 Nessrs Dunn
Roberts and Rison. and tell them that
they must either come or 7 VIII send the
sorgeant-at-arms after them Now it's
UP 20 them.
.'If they had given me any sort of ex
Cusc Tor postponement 7 would have set
the meeting for a later date. but they
have not given me- any excuse
The members of the committee must
come together. and then ~ they desire
10 adjourn they can do so
THE General BOARD has put OF IT,
meeting and Is waiting for The commit
tee 60 report To Is not fair for tais
committee to postpone under these cir
cumstances.
My telegram VIII read:
'Win you come. or must send the
sergeant-at-A Arms after your"
Il expected this action on the part OF
Nrossrs Rlson. Dunn and Roberts and I
DO not hesitate TO say that I am not
surprised.
My private opinion is that have
the power to compel the absent members
10 attend this meeting. There Is no other
way under heaven To get this committee
together They can come here and de
pose mo- AS Senator Rison suggests. hut
the rules Of the General Assembly apply
and I can subpoena them. I will use an
the power vested ia any chairman IT any
committee Of the General Assembly and
all the means can employ under the
law 10 compel the absentees To present
themselves
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Signed WILLIS c. PULLIAN."
Rison Refused TO Come

Senator Sadler LEFT the cioak-roona to
use the long distance telephone 70 sum
mons Senator Rison to the meeting.
Senator Gson ha-ly refused t. come
lie said he could not come for reason
he had already given. and that ne would
be unaole TO attend any meeting held
this month. He asserted that he intended
taking time 70 read thoroughly Tho re ,ord
before making the report
Shortly after this conversation with
Senator Rison. Chairman Sadler reserved
the following telegram from Senator
Roberts,
Business engagements. both public
and private. prevent my attending
meeting this week.
"F. p. ROBERTS,"
Senator Sadler then said:
The members want 70 meet during
the State Fair and the Horse SHOW.
hut r Will insist that the meeting be
he4d after that time"
The charge was also made that the
absent members were endeavoring 20
delay the report until after the meeting
Of the General Hospital Board. which
viii be held on October 10Th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

Mrs. F. s Sargent has returned from
a stay at the Ocean View Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
"Prearranged.'

At this point Mr.. Ould said: Senator
Rison is evidently satisfied that he can
hold the other two Roberts and Dunn
members Of the committee"
Chairman Sadler replied. He GER
tainly thinks so. He gave no reason for
not coming. II has evidently been pre-
arranged that there viii not he a quorum
here to-day"
After some discussion OF tho question
Of meeting. Senator sadler said that he
had determined not to send the sergeant
alarms after the absentees He said.
Not that ! have not the right. but I
desire 70 do away with all possibility OF
friction 7 greatly prefer 10 make con-
cessions as 20 time and 70 subject myself
20 great Inconvenience. rather than to
stand upon my rights"
Telegrams were then sent 20 the alb
sentees asking them 10 meet on Septen-
her 18th. and the committee adjourned
until this morning Al 10 o'clock. when The
replies VIII be read
Senator Sadlsr said TT r. A close
confederation and none Of them will re-
ply until they have heard from sena-
tor Rison "
The committee then adjourned
Mr.. Tom owen has finished the four
copies Of the record. each containing six
volumes and $500 pages. The stenog-
rapher's bill 50 far IS 100000
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Veteran has an item. which will prove
- interest TO many readers. The Veteran
says.
Mr. George r. Mathews. the noted
painter OF large decorative studies f. en-
gagged on mammoth canvas which r. 20
b. exhibited az the jamestown Exposition
ir 1901. The picture. which Will repre-
sent General Leo surrounded by the mem
b,rs 81 his stan. Is 20 be eighteen feet
.n length ANA nine feet high. The stretcher
for This enormous canvas has been spe-
ciaily constructed for Mr. Mathews so
that 20 can he taken apart and the pic
ture shipped without danger Of injury.
The poVtrait OF General Leo and his
stan viii bc exhibited IN the depart rnent
o. fine arts which will embrace the OK
hibits OF paintings drawings cngravings
sculpture. architecture. landscape design
and photography. In order that only
the very hes, works OF art may be- placed
IA this department. a jury will he appoint
ed 20 pass upon the admission OF each
exhibit
Mr.. Mathews is connected with the
Corcoran Art Gallery IN washington.
d G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

Mir and Mrs Aubrey Chesterman. Of
Lynchburg. accompanied 10y their little
daughter are visiting i'm Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

Miss Annie Faber has returned To her
home in Clifton Forge. after a brief visit
10 friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

Mrs W w Lefaw and Miss Aueine
have returned from New York.
Mr.. S. ID. Hardy. who LETT Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

vard p. Wesley. AZ Port Chester-on- the
Sound. New York state Mr. Wesley at
tne advanr ed age ~ ninety-six years. has
recently been styled by the New York
World "the dean ~ American specula-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
lnfnn, oHarsd For Aeopilon.

A sbort time ago Mrs. 1. D Rogers
= good woman % Fairbanks. died after
= long illness. and ieft a little girl
baby nov eight months cid. The
father. haFt.Eorking. honest man y
entirely dependent upon he daliy
work fos ilsing and bss no near rela-
tives Who can take she baby and ral'e
10. Bs does noi want 20 send it 70 TIE
orphan asylum snd 10 WillicR 70 Eire 'i
% some good family uho are able 20
care Coz it. Itss betutiisl, hshlihy
hsby and pos ~ al frstful o. irooois'
some. Hs btgs me % tFy % snd q
hone Cor a. IWooid BE- giad 90 hshf
from anyone Eho may b. ibifrss'ee
III. HoBQEs. u y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
In Time Of Peace.

In the frst months Of the Russia =
Japan war we had a striking example
OF the necessity for preparation aud
the early advantage Of those Who, 90
20 speak. "hsye Singled their roofs IN
dry weather" The virtue OF prepar-
alton has made history and given 90
us our greatest men. The individual
az we'll as the nation should be pre-
pared for any emergency. Are you
prepared TO sueeessfullY combat the
first cold you tSke7 A cold can be
cured much more qaickly when treated
az soon as it has been contracted aud
before IL has become settled 10 the
system. Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy Ia famous for its core Of colds and
Il should be kept ~ hand ready for To-
slant use. For sale by AT druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
MeETINe OF coMMITTge.
Commander Davis Of U. CIV, and U.
o. c. Presidents Confer.

'NSi1Nft"~ ~''Nf
Commander Horatio Davis of Stone.
wall Camp, U. @. W, Mrs. John Ches.
nut, president OF Kirby Smith Chap
ter. U. D. g., aud Mrs. w, B. Taylor,
president of ]. j. Finley Chapter, o.
d. O., together with few Veteran s,
met at the court house by appoint
ment Thursday morning for the pur-
pose Of q conference regarding the
program for the coming State En-
campmeut of the U. @. ", which will
be held in this city on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, the 18th and l4th.
The ladies reported that everything
was working smoothly, and that ar
rangements for the accommodation OF
the visiting Veterans had about been
perfected. Accommodations have
been secured through the hospitality
of the good people Of Gainesville,
many of whom will entertain the
Veterans in their homes.
Commander Davis stated that he
was at work on the program, and same
would be complete in a few days, at
which time it would be given the press
for publication.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Year Of Blood.

The year 1908 will long be Femem.
bered In the home OF +, N. Tacket OF
Alliance. Ky, IS a year Of blood, which
flowed % copiously from Mr.. Tacket's
lungs that death seemed very near.
He writes, Severe bleeding from
the lungs and a frightiul cough had
brought me at deaths door, when |
began taking DR.. King's New Diseov-
cry for Consumption, with the aston
Ishing result that after taking four
bottles I vas completely restored, and
AZ time has proven, permanently
cured" Guaranteed foe sore lunRs'
coughs aud colds. 81 all drug store.
Price. roc sud 81. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
NEW TURPENTINE FARM.
Stringfellow & Oliver win Establish
Place Near Gainesville.

Stringfellow & Oliver VIII Establish
Place Near Gainesville.
]. A. Roberts OF Fairbanks was Wis
Itor to Gainesville on Thursday.
Mr.. Roberts, who ia an experienced
naval stores operator, has been em-
ployed by the Chase interests &C Fair
banks until recently, when he re-
signed to accept position ~ manager
for new place which j, D. Stringiel.
low and A. b. Oliver will establish
about three miles to the eastward OF
this city. The firm has secured large
body Of flne timber, and already a
force Of hands are 81 work cutting
boxes. The new place will have the
Hrst season twelve crops" or 10000
boxes, which mesns that II will be one
OF the most extensive in this section.
Manager Roberts states that the new
enterprise will be opened by Saturday.
A large force OF hands will be EN-.
ployed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
Sells More of Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy Than of Al Others
Put Together.

Mr.. Thos. George, a merchant at Mt.
Elgin, Ontario, says: ~ have had the
local agency for Chamberlain'S Cough
Remedy ever since il was introd uced
into Canada, and | sell IS much OF 1t
as do OF all other lines i have on my
shelves put together. or the many
dozens sold under guarantee, have
not had one bottle returned. / can
personally recommend this medicine
as 1 have used it mysef and given il to
my children and always with the best
OF results" For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12

The meet femoas siriks brtatsrf 10
tks land are Df. Kings NsE Liis PHI.
Wien liver ald hogels 81 90 sifite,
thfy Qulckly tsifis she ifoasis' ana
ne panfTisg vort Eoes rishs %. hssi
sers for roariipation. hstttehs ala
tizrlasgs Wsri AZ traEEass''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
.GHUA COUNTY
At STATE FAIR
I.,.u In Interesting Way
T r'a She Has to Offer.
[...os,rY OF PRODUCTS

Commissioner oaIlis0" and H''
/ Have Been Energ t'calT
len Carloads of Exhibits
/. sent From This County
Fridays Daily Sun.
|r,,bus county does not walk
I.on the State Fair at Tampa
[. Grand championship prize It
[, h. The fault of Fair Commits
II A. Callison and his assist
n ., whom have been working
/ yrovsrbial beaver for the past
i. Whenever Manager CALI
h.rakes q thing he does Is, anu
|,,r demonstration was ever OF
|,,0 ,be excellent and success
r0er in which he carried ont the
tanned out when he undertook
I.nops task at the beginning.
N hi, direction a vast quantity
Ia diversity OF every resource
louuty has been gotten toReth-
IN will require about ten cars
mort. A force OF men are en-
b,ily loading the cars, the fret
N vas shipped from this point
|,dsy, and another will go for
ldsy. There will be about -four
|rlosds from Gainesville proper,
|nsining six from various sec-
Il the county, including two
lsldo and two from Alachus.
Ahehus CountY's Space.
o. cOunty's space in the main
\ will be the same as last year,
|sIi Wsy down the building, on
Slss one enters the main door
|fhe space will be ample TO
bOdste the exhibits which are
y for that department.. The
B work department., which will
sr charge Of Mrs, W. Fl. Pal.
IN OF course occupy a space in
slding provided for the pur-
d the educational exhibit from
hnty will be taken care Of IN
hing assigned to that branch Of
pman's Work Department.
Palmer reports fine progress
FOman's work department, and
lection OF fancy work, pre-
home cooking, etc. promises
ct attention of thousands OF
TO the great State show.
he Educational Exhibit.
intendent Of Schools DR.. J. L
Who left for Tampa Thursday
to complete arrangements for
the county educational dis
PEE very much encouraged
banding the fact that he has
little time in which TO pre-
states that the various
throughout the county re-
generously ard promptly to
Ie't Tor assistance, and have
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-12
many interesting specimens,
ETC., 10 be used in that department.
Diversity Of Exhibits.

etc. 70 Dt ustu III tudb IMPAIRMENT
Diversity of Exhibits.
Alachua county is going to surprise
a great mauy people upon her diver
atty OF exhibits. The agricultural ex-
hibit will be as fine and as varied as
any to be found at the Fair, while the
citrus and horticultural display will be
one which cannot help bat be admired.
Some of the bsndsomest citrus fruits
ever grown ia Florida is plueked from
the groves of Alachua county.
One OF Alschus's principal displays
will be OF Sea Island cotton, and sew
ersl bales of the staple will be taste
folly arranged in the exhibit. Ala.
chus county being the cepter OF the
leading Sea Island cotton belt OF the
world, will naturally send some ex-
cellent samples. The method Of gin
ming, the evolution Of forty years, will
be astually demonstrated, and this
feature OF the exhibit alone will
attract large crowds
The Stock Exhibit.
The exhibit of live stock will be
another important feature. With such
q magnificent farm as the Spring Park
Stock Farm and many others to select
from, the numerous owners OF fine
horses, there lie little doubt but that
the bulk Of the premiums in this direc-
ton will go to Alachua. The Spring
Park farm, which carried away many
premiums last year, will be there
larger and better than ever, II such q
thing il possible.
The display of msnufactured goods
will also be an impressive one, and a
display o! which any county would
feel proud
In al, Alachua county proposes to
do herself honor at the coming Fair,
which will demonstrate to the world
her advantages.