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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
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sheltering Arms Hos pitalsto Have Have
Addition g costing Five Thou -']:I' i 4.
sand Do llars. 5s3s
NOW CONSIDERING PLANS 7. N.
Board IF Man ayers Examining 3 +: mining
Drawings foqr An n IS Sub '': 81
mitted BY Mr.. West. 588

sst5 The board sof mana ers Of the Sheiter-
Ing Arms Free tai has r3con;-
ration plans, drawn tl liam
ii west, FOL. a new east wing, to be added
to the present building, and to be the
gift Of Mr.. ] ohm +. Branch. 883 /
q np,rove i,nen and additions to cost
over IS, 200 are being planned. and the ladies' !
are to. be enabled to provide for r more ire
patients than ever before and 3 to give
more eficient service by means OF this his
generous gift. u 3$ts
The addition will be fitted up with t. al
\ mod ern convenicncesl and will be 4 COM
.gplete in every way. The basement floor;
Will contain a modern laundry plan ~,
steam heating appliances, and several ser
wants, rooms. N sf. g !. IS . s l
On the second floor. through which q
broa d, airy hall will be bull, five new
rooms FOL. patients will be provided, while
the third and highest floor will be given
up to the operating tic. 70 ping ana
other rooms, forming a complete suite
for the best service for. the operating ply
slcian. s,5 1 ~ y .s .}. Ia
The several new II patients rooms, 4 SO
long needed, will probably be end owed '''
by persons who have heretofore Il ex--s
dressed q q n desire to establish memorials
Of this character to dead loved ones, but
who have OF necessity been refused on
account of lack Of room. L: H II Y
Plenty Of Light.
" The wing will be so arranged rs to
obstruct no window In the present build
ing and to cut of no light or air from
the large rear porch and the rooms look
Ing on 1t, III II y il "a
The training school for nurses promises
great success for the next term. A nuns
her of physicians. among them Drs.s
Meade Mann, Greer lBaughman, Leonard,
Moore, W. Nv. Dunn. Basset t, n cllola
and sNuckols, have kindly consented to
give the necessary lectures in the train
inr school. The board has elected Miss
sBruce Goodrich, s. of Frederic ksburg to
succeed Miss Whitehead MS supernten-
dent as tStss IA, =. U. /.
Tho hospital will be closed throughout
the month of August, but will pen for
patients on September 3D.. This annual
closing is made necessary by the lack
Of funds. The board Of managers IS
forced to close the doors during ono
month, because they bolieve it better to
avoid the heavy debt which would DO
incurred by carrying on the work without w -
tho necessary money. .sgf :,
Voluntary contributions are the sole
support of the hospital, and no patient
who. enters pays for the treatment. ana
care received Therefore an Increased
responsibility rests on the board, which
is most energetic and untring in Its ef--
forts for the good of the hospital.
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n
ADRIAN aHU MMEll ss
SUSPENDED FRI Ms PRACTlCE Fl

BY clnted tI'ress.) 8
NEW DIRK. Jul y 10 A BRAN Fl. HUNS
nell was suspended from furt her Il pracSs
,ticeS at law, pending the appeal against
his conviction on a: schargt of conspt racylss
In connecto ion WI til. the o dge7 MorssSS
divorce case, Eby Il decs sion handed Gown
n.y. the appellate d Vision Of the Suprems3
Court, to-day. i HumrnellF 8S has been o1E
man y years one Of the most orni III
criminal and divorce laWyer Of this ity:s
His firm, lowe s. Hummel cted forth
defense lin the trial q OF NInrtn g horne;i
for the G.lldensuppe murder and Sst hsI
firm has bene on one side or the lot her
Utmost Of the Iirnpo tan q ivorce #casex'
of8the las t8 fifteen or twenty yea rs. ss !sS
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A. A. plot II II. KILL THE.
JA.|.L| |. | AT FARM|.V|.L ] ] !:
Prisoners Planned to Jump Out
Of Cells, Murder Him and
Is.aE Escape.
(special to the Tlmes-Dlspatch,)

81 T'lARAlyILLI9, VA, July 19.--1t de-
,veloped to-day that n daring, plot was
on foot to murder Mr., C. Fl. Bliss, deputy
sheriff Of Prince Edward county. and
acting as TALLER. III f5is t
# When no went into the Jail about noon
to-day. he discovered that the lever which
opens the doors to two cells WAS sprung
a white man, William Wrinkle. Ia horse
thief and tainegro suspect in the murder
of John Grubb. which occurred about a
month ago. 5..s "A 55
.he entered the corridor. and nonttempt
was mad e8on him, They. took aside an
other negro, who was In q coll close
men had planned In his hearing to open
the doors OF the cells. Mt the same time
rush upon Bliss, murder him, take his
keys, and escape. a Hs
and hereafter his two charges will BIO
safely chained, Y AZ
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C.O|:|'7'|7'.|I|'O|:|NIE|'.I|.RMEHEAD.
HAS DISAPPEARED
Business Shows 3. q: Dli;scre,pa 4 ct
Nearly Hundred and Fifty ts.
Thousand Dollars.
LEAVES LETTERS IN HIS DESK

\ (Bv,WiI Ass,,oclatcd Prass.)

x (ByE Associated SFrass. gQ Stit5
3se ss AUGUSTA, GA, July Y II evelatl on@ofi
the financial embarrassment OF the firm
of cotton factorsao Of al nder land lex
ander, one IL the fargests I'M the stata,A
developed dscrepa cies % about. sliS, dtsl,
following the disappearance OF ~ hon 1I :
S1y. "a lexander, head A of the firm, aud.
member Of one 9 the most prominent n II y
families "a Georgl q. 81 t.G;j;A$
5Bs Mr.. Alexander Of tt. Aug usta Saturda35
after borrowing 500 from III friend Ks say
Ing he was going to " n w n ork. line - g
following night Ills brother BIS hor ~
aander, the tunior& MONDE 70 he flrfti,.
received II teleg gram III ON ID I'M ask g that
ahi 81 Office sd esk hree let
tiers 5fbundath baide Qne Y
letters was to 3hE5s pa y ~
statement was made p he m 1lnhln1G I,
e,Ir,ba rrassment OF tho firm, and SAYING Sc
that II Mr.. lexanftler we $ &, ohea
Augusta by vedn esdny he " uld never ne =
lie seen again. Ano Their let ter was Y q KS, 81.
dressed to a local cotton mill &preesld "a -
and Il third ITO Mr. Alexander W f f,e.
3$gj ,rhe manner In which the none was ;s,
& secured has 81 not boen 4 made h X wn Gbyi
three bank $ gwh oeare tho, losers, ex *
cept that was In the shape of loans !cG8lf.
The Georgia n ill road a11ls 81 4, 9
loss Of sl15 oCO W oh was rked W
books q 10 FRS ps..7
and undivided pro- rs acco,lni ne D. y g. e.
tiona Bank of giista losses a,
the National Exchange Bank s., 600. me
available nssets OF the firm nlnount{to
about $50 600, while Il the personal abili:7
%tlesss;,of lexander Il add ton o to
the amount of loans, is a bout SIG, 0QO.
@ III his letters. T lexantlcr8 s. state aten
that lie alone Is v responsible, tina e bis
brother knew nothing Of the financial q q
end 4 Of thee bus Tess "a nd had nothing
Ito do with ii. Il
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VENEER PLANT BURNS.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollar.
a.5. Fire at Johnson City.

Especial to The Tlmcs-D Dispatch,
+ BRISTOL Il, NJ TENN, July 12.-T The ve-
ncering plant 3 OF w "a r. Uptegrove and
Company, ut Johnson City, Tenn, burned
this evening. The loss Is estimated at
upwards Of q 5000. 900 4 with only partial
insurance. 3f 553
Theloil on q large belt caught fire when
q mattel, was struck n ear 1t while repairs
communicated the blaze to the machinery
rooms. $35iS IA ~ ~ S 2sts 3i3 i$
The IRE puts $50 men out Of employ
ment. w b II 9ifi2 n Ne
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DRASTIC ACTION. TAKEN
|N'CASE OF. CO. between.
License Of His Trainer Revoked
and All the Horses Of Owner !.
Disqualified. q
lpx Assoclatad Pressl

n NEW YORK. July 12,-The stewards OF
the Jockey Club. the controlling body of
the Eastern turf. Tonight took drastic
action In tho matter Of the horse Go Be-
tween, which won the suburban handicap
at shcepshead Bay when entered rs
geiding, and was subsequently protested
on the ground that he WAS a stallion.
The trainers license Of John Shields,
who handled Go Between, was revoked,
and all horses the property Of Alexander
Shields, owner of Go Between, Ormondes
Right Halifax and other good performers
were disqualified for thirty. racing days,
Alexander Shields Is oneIof the best
known men Of the Eastern turf,
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Happy That She Could Garry.
!. Good News to Man in
Prison. tit s
MRS. SCHWARTZ lssING YET
Important Developments in the
II White Murder Case Soon
s8s Are Expecte
A!
INV Associated Press.)

yaf<AbSOCltAAcu iesosJ
NEW YORK, July. Il District Attor-
n mes, ey Jerome returned to New z ork to- day
from his summer home II, akeville,
Conn., and plunged into the Thaw MUIR
der case. with assistant Dis rlct At
storney Caravan he spent several hours
up town. and It IS said the two prose- u
tors had interviews With importan t Wit
nesses Net Ter Mr. Jerome nor his Is! as as;
sistant would discuss their con ference re l
when they returned to the Criminal
Courts building, but II was rumored that
Important developments soon are expect
8 ed. 81 59. 5lg3li $f
Il Mrs. Harry Thaw made her usual daily
Visit to her his band In tie prison today.
rem aiming with him about an hour and
/ a half From the prison she went ito
Judge Olcotts Office, 3where she remained
in conference with the attorneys for more
than an hour. Then she hurried Oh t to
her cab ana directed the coachman to
drive to the Tombs as quick /. pos
Sslble.4 5S5 81
Good News for Harry.
$5"I have good news for Harry she
said 3SS "A i5s.5 4 " s ss
SHE remained \ in the Tombs about ten
minu tes, and as sh was leaving g news vs.
pa per- man said to her: stS.
on look part nlarl " happy To- day.
E$ .sY es, I, she replied with a smile, to-
day am happier than$$1 4 have been for. for
some time q III III 3:
Mrs. N. s.. Schwartz. who is expected
70 be one Of the important witnesses in
the s.Thaw-White& murder case did not
appear at the District Attorneys 81 office
to-day IN answer to n subpoena which
was served upon her yesterda lay. Instead
her attorney called upon assistant Dis
3trlct Attorney GarYan and told him that
Mrs. Schwartz is Ill. ST
ETg..She is sick In bed & said the attorney,
Sa.nrd I, don't know hen she will be able. Die
to see YOU. AS 33. 57s8S N
Continue the Subpoena.
cry well. =. replied Mr.. Gary "a, I'VE
viii continue the grand jury subpoena
against her until she is restored NJ to
health 3 III i53l ]i5s3 \ y.
He sent a detective sergeant to the
3Pierrepont where Mrs. Schwartz lives.
to remain on duty until further notice,
It had been planned to question MRS " !;
schwartz about a story to the effect. t mar
Harry Thaw, while a guest at q dinner
in her apartments eight months ago. 60
flourished a revolver and declared that ma
Ia would shoot White with i. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Try Ourl-lb Can
Very Best Clipped. Beef.
lOc
Sugar Corn, &c can.
Roast Beef, lib. cans, loc.
Best California caches, l2c can
Pure Butcher Lard, 3 lie ID.

se.t American orsnuIatsd Sugar,
pcr pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ] 10
sour Pickles, per gallon ,.....,.,.,., 600
SILVER KING, best Flour sold. a0o
Good Salt Pork, per pound ,,,,.,,.7 i &c
Best City Meal, t7c peck per
pushel .,,,,,.',,,,,,,it'.', .',,'', Csc
nsst Eysporstsah rsa0n's, psr 80 a1c
GOOD L arc, per pc dr.. ,..,...,7 1-2e
Plotted Ham or Tongue, per oan,...,,8e
large oan Toms toes .,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,ldc
ksw Clipped Herrlnas, lust arrived,
per dozen ',,.,.,',,.''.'' -, toc
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.Eg Y q .9T
TEN HUNDRED and
FIFTY FARMERS.
r>ortIn!ll1led from First Page.)

(oo1t ,l led from u rst p ge.)
coming into her rights IN the Old De- %
mnlon. re s&;
From the chapel the YlsitorssiWer taken
under the tcaret Of tic heads Of the va 1.
!f,io,,s departI,ents, OF t,col lege and station.
work, and i'll ded through y the buildings
and experiments tai fle IDS. "a
Science Hall first was visited by many
Here the equlpmen t OF the chemical De-
partment especially attracted attentions;
and 1t lis a mat ter Of interest that the
desks and cher equipments We're made
iby the students themselves and that
tie plumbing OF the buildings ls done by
the students N q IL sSS
fertility Is receiving Investigation. In
this hall Is & ~ geological department
which is making a survey Of the state
to determine the location Of valuable
IMMORAL wells. IS W
4 a The shops next were visited, where the
wood and iron work Is done BY students
during the school year, III #
Lunc heon.
55 Next came luncheon In tho dining hall,
where ample = pro visions had been made
byS the institution for Its 100 guests. III
n ter luncheon investigation of tho WorK
+ OF the college and station In the heidi
* inc EeHptIl!leHttsA pltso 'i'tu l 49, IL 1870
In order. q .
M The department OF the field experl'-
,nents received special attention mere,
8SIxty-s!x acres of ground have been 81
8yided into tlfteen hundred pats, Whero
more than 9tfty investigations OF Varlspu y
skndS2are being conducted.
4 & These tests directly concern the trop1cul
farmers OF the State, being made 70 ae-
Etermine the best varieties OF the va
rious farm crops, manner Of feeding and
cultivation, tho Fertilization and their;
vpropor rotation for profit and for the'
good OF the land Tho plats are most
a attractive In appearance, with their lean
streets and neatly kept borders,
IN the college barn, wllereth undreds OF
stocA men continually thronged, are en-
cellent animals OF six breeds Of cattl
three beef breed. had Its own partisans
among the visitors, who were del ted IN
their fine points. Y, II
Tho Investigation In tho crossing OF
breeds are especially valuable, some ex-
cellent cross-bred calves being on exhi-
billion. Among the feeding tests, Is one,
being conducted on -four lots OF thirty-slx
steers. that illustrated the methods OF
the stations to he stockmen.$
Valuable Record.
A record has been kept Of the exact
weight and kind OF food given TO eaen
stock for each day Of the feeding sea-
son, and q record Is kept Of the gain o.
each lotRupon the various ratlons used
In the dairy barn @ is
A milking machine In practical opera
ton Was an object OF Interest.
The creamery on the grounds gave ops
iportunIty to sec the practical operation
OF butter and chess making and the
handling Of milk, 4, s. ..5,
Z /. "A cannery has been MULTI o&take care
OF the vegetable products OF the various
experimental plats. The orchard and
gardens ,coyer sixty acres. and here elght
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BODY $EXHUMED.
Remains Of M. 3. Crowell to- Be-
Buried in II ollywood. '.!G5s


Under instructl0 from Mrs. Crowell ~.
Jumpers Ferry istepmoth her Of y the de-
ceased the body Of the lat ID 9: CrowellS
aHampton, fortnight, and will be shipped
lto9Richrnond this morning for III terner NJ
at II olywood Gene
The bod WIS burr est erday m Pm IN
Mrs. Crowell 8Sundersto God y that the SsbodA
was to H be- sent to- r edmond yes erdayIa
and whom she found that " 1t 4, had beeA
buried ia at St!8 John 8 ss she ;lmme dlatelYN
wired instructions L to nave 1t ia ken up.ssss
Y Mrs. Crowel IVA s. gene era #ng gen 3 for9t
SOld Dominion Steamsh FPS Conpan VIZ ~
morning ut tho Chnmbe Rim II otel,,s a. tet92
lingering lness, sss
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hundred varieties of tree fruit have been
tested for tho benefit Of the orchard os
Tho state s III ". sS
The new agrltuturals hall Sis still unden
construction, anu will be a splendidiy (
equipped home for the gricult q de
$parttnent.F II KS j33l
Invading Army 3s5lss3s|ss
Throughout the day Blac ksb,irg sur
rendered Sto hernrmY Of invading frietl dss2s
and every member of the excursion spenasSS
Vi busy day in the lnspet lion of the vlorkl
Il XII The grounds arc growing more and moe
attractive In rance ever l haSssg
usefulness OF tho inst tuition iss being sxxsS
tended by tho Increased H1a dsS
possible BY the state appropri lion ,sands
the prospect for the future has neys1a
appeared 80 bright as IL does to-gdd .S
d &. Dr. "a cBrydc Is ito II be cong ratulat edss
and likewise Dean soule and his $l,ard1
working colleagues VIII 10 &, are g yin en- all 4
Stholr energy to the velopment % tho
tuition. I'M IN
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n Graves Renorninated.

33s5 81 lBpeciai5to The TImes- Dispa tch1
IL W1NsTON- sALEAf,@rJ h. July y "a
the Democratic Judicial Convention, held
here to-day, Solicitor 8. r. Graves was
5rcnoininated by acclamation. he having
no Opposition. 4. s{s II 3s w VIZ {5 Ss {i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

After a numLer OF rebaters and other de.
f1ers OF the law OF the land have lied mat
ters in the enforced privacy 81 prison walls. II
s probable that breaking sws MI b not Pc Pc
the past-Sew York Tribune NJ d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

Let The Timcs.D Dispatch be sent YOU
wherever you 60 this summer, Don't
forget to order it before leaving
address changed ms often as desired.
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days, was directly due u the tactics Of
tho trust which Intentionally reduced
the stippl ii N y, IA n ~
Bids Tor Sites. #
The Supervising architect 81 the
treasury has aslued FOR bids forf sites fof
public building III the following towns In
North Carolina! + III
Concord Fayettcvlile,g Henderson, High.
point kinston. Salisbury and washing
tom rho Bids will be opened August 22d. II
x tf3idg tor sites for public buildinEe In
Tennessee, the bids to be opened August
18th have been asked for Cleveland, CO.
.iutnba, Johnson City, Nfurfreesboro and
Paris. & s3s
Exposition Location Good.
Mr. Taylor. the supervising architect OF
tho treasury, returned to-day from Nor-
folk, whittier he and Assistant Secretary
Edwards, OF the treasury, went yestes1r g.
day for the purpose OF con ferring wlIth
tho Jamestown " Exposition officials 70.
gart1ing the location Of government OK.
position buildings at the exposition.
S'tThe location Of the PROPOSED exrosi.
ton II simply inngtllf icent," said Mr.
Taylor ut could scarcely be inpro vcd "A
ii5 M Taylor said he WAS prepared TO 70
rush work on the plans for the building Jul
which arc to ho,ise the government ex-
.hibits, and would give this work the
right. Of way over alBother. It will not
be very long before the actual work OF
erection begins. In the meantime how.
ever, bids wifi have to be solicited, ana ~
tho contracts awarded. II This need mot
consume d great deal Of time. deed TINS
can DO done very quickly after the, planln : 8
md srccIfIcat ions arc re8 dy. II Fl Y III
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x When visiting New York stop at the
new transient lreproof, up-to-dhte hotel.
The Woodstook West Forty-third Street,
ne e nsrta he "
city BY subway tat the corner,n aud
Broadway cars, also near Elevated
Rooms. convenient TO bath, Sl.6o per day.
baths, 500 up, Prices VIII not be ads
yanced. Accommodations for zoo. a
model of comfort, with oholoe restaurant.
Popularip prices. u u
58s @ "a aToElI.A "a Il
n, !. ! h 7, The Kind You HAYS Always Bought
s'ss !, a17z1zsa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-09
Beef Trust, Medicine Trust, Pure Food
Foes, Patent Medicine Fiends Con.
troll State Legislation.
Illinois Is the Only State in the
Union Where the People
Are Asleep.

Beef Trusts and other Corporations
that are crooked or that want much
from the Legislature without letting the
people get on to the fact; and patent
medicine trusts that are afraid the
people will learn that they are selling
poisons have discovered a new way Of
controlling public opinion without
showing their own hand. They do
their business through professional
advertising agents, who claim to be
able to handle the daily and country
press. In turn the advertising agents
put In large ads. for the Beef Trust,
the Medicine Trust or some other trust
as the case may be, always stipulating
In their contracts that all contracts
for advertising are void II the State
Legislature passes any law inimical to
the Beef Trust, Medicine Trust. That
Is about as comprehensive, as frank.
~ impudent scheme Of controlling
legislation as It IL possible to imag.
irh. And 80 the Patent Medl.
cine Trust Of America, for one,
maintains a lawyer In Chicago. and a
permanent secretary, Office and stan.
In every State capital In the United
States II maintains an agent whose
business II IL to watch during the SEES.
sion Of the Legislature each days
batch Of new bills, and whenever .
bill affecting patent medicines shows
Its head to telegraph the bill, YER
batim. to headquarters. There some
scores Of printed copies Of the bill are
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-09

made. and copy Is sent to every
each manufacturer looks up the list Of
papers In the threatened State with
which he has the contracts described
above. And to each newspaper he
sends a peremptory telegram calling
the publishers attention to the obliga.
tons Of his contract, and commanding
him to go to work to defeat the anti.
patent.nedicine bill. In practice, this
organization works with smooth per.
fection and well.oiled accuracy to de.
feat the public health legislation
which Is introduced by boards Of
health In over score Of States every
year.
Watch the daily newspapers when.
ever trust Is being assailed and see
how the advertising columns are load.
cd with glazing calls to partake Of
wonderful dellcacles.
In this connection. and In the ab.
sence OF any reference to the 'break.
fast delicacics" Of the Beef Trust
where there Is life. there Is soap.
The Trust press Of Chicago carefully
eliminates from the reports Of the Chi.
cago Health Department which 1t pub.
fishes, all reference to the condemna.
ton OF tubercular and cancerous
cattle ut the Union Stock Yards. The
aim Of the Trust press IL to keep the
people In ignorance Of true. but awful,