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A Castle in Ireland.
From the London Chronicle

from the LOndOn Chronicle.
The name OF castle for country house
L. preserved In Ireland. rather curiousay,
for Ireland has not the vestiges Of French
customs 30 noticeable in Scotland. The
duliest little villa, 30 1t be solitary In an
Irish country place. bears that name; and
the smile of the Saxon when he arrives and
sees the castle is cheap and unschoaarly.
Where the 1Celt (the female Celt that is)
does earn and deserve that slight sign of
derision Is In her practice with her visiting
cards intended for London use. The word
castle there, for a second and country adj
dress. does seem to suggest manifestations,
II not sieges and sally ports.
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Brought chaeres Fever.

BALTIMORE. Nd. November 2-The
British steamship Wildcroft, Capt Ray
ment, is held at quarantine with seventeen
cases OF fever aboard. Though the exact
nature Of the malady has not been de-
termined, It is supposed to be chagres fever.
The Wiidcroft lay at Colon from which
port she came here about fifteen days ago.
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STEAMERS CREW SAVES TUG.
Due Acknowledgements From Owner
Of Disabled Boat.

Capt John Bailey. purser of the steamer
Charles Manchester. and the crew Of the
vessel. now with the steamer in Baltimore.
where she Is being fitted with new boilers.
were instrumental recently in saving the
tug Southern. belonging to the Chesapeake
Steamship Company. from destruction by
fire. The tug and the Manchester were ly-
ing at the works Of the James Clark Com
pany, and when the fire started aboard the
tug Capt. Bailey and his crew manned the
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RIoTER DYING.
One Fatality at Least in the Hamilton
Strike.

HAMILTON, Ont, November A-Frank
Fitzgerald. a union molder injured in the
strike riot last night, Is dying in the hos
pital. With the exception OF a slight dyna-
mite explosion in the east end car barns
early this morning. which did no damage,
the situation is quiet
The regular soldiers from Toronto and
London are here ready for anything that
may happen. No trouble is feared, how
ever, till after dark.
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From the New York Medical Journal.
The suppression of alimentary salt in
the diet of epileptics has favorable effect
on epileptic seizures, inasmuch as 1t re-
duces their frequency and their severity.
1t Is of the same value In the treatment of
epilepsy as the strict observance of dietetic
and hygienic rules. Both factors combined
aid considerably In reducing and controlling
the seizures. se@ a
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- ENUINE college lads. all wool and
yard wide. sobered down by
- "dignified' alumni are billed to
take possession of Washington
during the entire week. It's the
biennial convention of Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity. and II things are not just a lit
tie lively within two or three miles of the
New Willard this week the prediction of
old convention goers doesn't amount to
much.
Four years ago New York felt that there
was something unusual going on when the
''rah. rah'' boys turned loose in the con-
vention there. Two years ago Indianapolis
talked of little else for two weeks before
and for moons afterward. Since last march
the fraters have been planning for this
descension upon Washington. and even
Maj. Sylvester despairs of living peaceably
in the capital city from dawn Monday
morning un.I Saturday night. L.. Sunday
morning.
Phi Delta Theta Is the largest OF Greek
letter fraternities. According to a census
taken by the New York newspapers for
their almanacs and compiled from statistics
furnished by the national secretaries of
the various fraternities. Phi Delta Theta
has a membership of 1892. while Delta
Kappa Epsilon is a close second. with H.
10, and Beta Ileld II, a tn1Tu, Win L.
341. Founded in 1913, 'the year all Phis
commemorate" the fraternity was practi-
cally suspended during the civil war; Since
that time it has made steady growth and
is now in healthy condition The fra
ternity Is found in seventy colleges and
universities. all but two located in the
United States, the exceptions being chap
tiers In Canada. Delegates and other rep
resentatives from every one OF these will
arrive in the city today, in the early
hours tomorrow, to participate in the null
titudinous business affairs to come before
the national fraternity. The fraternity
points with pride to ine names on its
roll of such notable men President Ben
jamin Harrison, Vice President Adiai E.
Stevenson. former Secretary of State John
w. Foster. Senator Joseph Blackburn. Gen.
in the House of Representatives. including
nearly the solid delegation from Georgia,
and many other men familiar to wash
ingtonians at one time or another Of Its
history.
~
While the advance guard arrived last
night, things were comparatively quiet at
convention headquarters. the New Willard.
| Today every train will bring in the Phis.
and this evening special trains from the
west. south and and east will pour forth
| the hundreds at the local depots. For days
the delegates from the University of Cali
fornia, Leland Stanford. Jr.. University and
the University Of Washington have been
happy on the way. They. with whole
hearted westerners from the University of
Colorado and possibly applicants for char
tiers from other western colleges. will come
into Washington under the wing Of the
president OF the general council, Frank J.
r. Mitchell of Chicago. He has had super
vision over the formation of a special train
which left Chicago yesterday decorated
gayly in the white and blue and with col
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stand rough treatment. Salts are too violent. and
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E-oe Is not complese without the ever ready
rss Of Cascarets- Ten cents buys q small one n,
she Corner Drug Store.
B< very careful to get the genuine. made only by
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Ch Want Ads. Pay Every Day in the Week. lc Word

"Evcrynan"; second. those Of limited aeon.
played between courses at banoncts "a
developing later into the in,crlti,ie md -
70 comedy. In these latter tboro ~
humorous or oven farcical clononts ,.,
tring about the vice.
Tho play Of "Everyman" IS an Garlic,
morality, being loose Translation irto
English OF "a Dutch play by Peter Dor.
land about 1880 A Latin version ia .fso
cxtant '''N
EVerymar' contains over nine hundrod
INES, or about oue-third the icurtn -
shakespeare tragedy. The conceal
meme is the summoniug OF Evcrvman
~ ton, through his messenger Boath.
20 give an account Of his life after ns
mas hhShed his final journey. Evcrvnl.o
"pp'ala IN turn for help and acconpari-
Hlrht 10 Fellowship. his boon compaui.r-
Nhufed. his Property. but they d.Nine
I" go with him. Good Deeds nuall, ro-
leased from bondage by Everyman.s Com
l'sslon' goes with Evcrymau. alons. with
knowledge Beauty. strength Dierr.-
N"n ana flve Wits ia turn desert T-vcrv-
man az he approaches tho gEvc An
angel announces the final trirunh =
hNeryman as he enters Heaven. cleaus.d
hy confession and the Sacrament
The play has tho simplicity and 1f~,..f-
ness OF Greek tragedy. ana .rfrr,.s
IT'S lesson moro dramatically and ogaI.tl.y
than amy OF the other early ,roralffi.s
The statcliress and pafhos ~ the CLOSING,
Speeches 81 Everman lnrcet thi. 90
fifteenth century drama with au sf~ =
real tragedy.
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EXHIBITS FOR
The EXPOSITION
Chamber Of Commerce Meeting TO
Urge Richmond Manufacture
crs to Secure Space.

Urge Richmond Manufacture.
crs to Secure Space.
Tho November meeting az The board OF
directors Of tic Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce was held yesterday evening
at g O'Clock. AZ which the following d.r.c-
tors were present. Mcssrs. George Bryan.
r. > Crump R. II Ellington. o. Her
bert Funston. John Laudstreet. J.. o.
Miller. w. c. holland. r. s. Tuck and
Henry W. wood. and Judge George /.
Christian, one Of the ex-preSidents OF ill.,.
chamber.
Ia the absence of the president. who
was unavoidaoly prevented from attend
ing tle meeting. Captain John I.auastre,t
was called 20 the chair
The first matter considered was tho
necessity for taking prompt and active
steps To- seeur. creditabie exhibit Of
Richmond - lfacturerS 90 tn James
town Exposition. Tn this connection the
secretary - rtcd what had been accom-
pushcd lu pursuance of regulations pro
Nlously adopted Boy ttc board. from which
it appeared that although canvass had
just been commenced, about oue-fourfh
of the space which it was proposed that
the chamber should apply for. in order
that a collective exhibit Of Richmond
manufacturers might Doe made. was al-
ready practically taken and that Hon
John Whitehead was now in the citv
for the purpose Of inaueuratua- thor
oggn canvass. with the aid of certain
committees OF the chamber
To Secure Space.
After the submission of tho sccrctarv's
report and some further discussion of the
subject the secretary was instructed to
apply o. the exposition authorities for
-5.oo0 square feet in the Virginia Manu-
factlrcrs Building. for the use Of Rich
mond manufacturers. and TO see TO the
appointment 10y the president of the
chamber OF the most suitable members
Co. aid Mr. Whitehead IN conducting his
canvass.
The question Of the proposed abattoir
az the corner OF Tenth and BYRD Streets.
In connection with the packing hous.
of Mcssr5. w. ;. Forbes & Co. was
next taken up and referred to the cham
Der 8 Committee on Health and Santa
ton, with Instructions to fully investi-
gate the matter and report TO th. board.
Tie following We're elected members
OF the chamber: Alhambra Hotel CorrIe
brothers. proprietors. CommeALal Hotel.
\. g. Anthony & Son. FOrd's Hotel Gn-
bert n Dickens. and Hotel Lawrence. NJ
whey Lawrence, proposed by Mr. T. NJ
Fly DTS Dudd and Buchanan. ncurolo-
sis'S. proposed 10y Mr. Joseph y Mont
sonefA. Mcssrs. Roy T. Cabcu post
master. ana Evans Brothers. mcrchan-
ai9e brokers. proposed by Mr.. Hamilton
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THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is 7 cent per
word, Net Cash i'm ADVANCE,
wHth a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies o. deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. no display type allowed
I'm Tire classified columns.
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Meetings.


"a. THE STATED COMMUNICATION
" 81 Dove LOdgo. No 81. a F. q A.
NJ. viii be held in the lodge-room
In the Masonic Temple on FRIDAY, No
Ncmher 9. 1906. at o'clock =. NJ
Every member of the lodge IS requested
70 attend. and members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fraternaly
invited TO unite with us
BY order of the W.. NJ
BEN. r. AUGUST. Secretary.
HOWITZER ASSOCIATION AN
nual meeting Of the HOwitzer AssoCia-
ton and election OF officers will be held
IN rooms OF the Chamber Of Commerce
THIS tFriday) EVENING, November
eth. AT 6 o'clock. by order
WM. NJ DAME. President
Chas. 6. Bosher Secretary.
Richmond Locomotive Works.
Ill Broadway, New York.
October 18th. 1906
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the Stockholders
of RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
will be held at the office OF the COM
pauy, in the COUNTY OF HFNRTCO
VIRGINIA, on Wednesday, the 14th day
~ November, l9|. az 11:30 O'Clock IN
the forenoon. for the purpose of electiny
DIRECTORS and Officers approval OF the
acts OF the Directors since the last an
nual meeting. and for the transaction Of
such 0t1er business as may properly
come before the meeting
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
aotomac railroad Compary VIII be held
ar It's oihce ia the city OF Richmond
Va. ON MONDAY th- 18th dav " No
Nemner. 1896. at II o'clock a. NJ
transfer books VIII be closed from
NoIemncr tth 10 November 18Th. 1906
both inclusive.
i K. KELLOGG.
Assistant Secretary.
&
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Real Estate For Rent.

WANTED. To RENT THE PLACE 7
DOW occupy near Hermitage Road. three
minutes walk from tine now foundry.
'i-Nt minutes walk from car line. Adj
dress q lbs care this office
WANTED. TO RENT. NEAR RICH
iuon4, medium farm. with privilege buy
IN. I'd -r-ss a Il this n.-ce
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Situation Wanted-Male.

EXPERIENCED ROOKKEEPFR AND
Stnn'srapncr. young man with college
EDUCATION. wants position with stock
broker. bank or insurance company.
les, references. Address IL 10. care this
office.
WANTED. A POSITION AS CITY OR
olt-ui- town salesman with some rclia BILE
MNolcstil" house. can give the best of ref
'f'nces ana sell your goods. am now
WITH a wholesale house as travelling
salesman, but desire 90 make change to
Ect with more extensive firm. Adj
nreSS j. II. c.. $40 East Leigh street.
WANTED. POSITION As SHIPPING
clerk. salesman or collector. by a moral
ldc1 OF business. Address A 1871 care
rlis office.
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His Handy Habit.

Mr. Hummcl by the way finds th'I
long practice i'm keeping other people out
of jain comes I'm mighty handy now
Newark News.
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Boarding.


w NNTED. SEVERAL GENTLEMEN:
elegantly frruishea rooms. stCam-heat-
DI. frSt-Class table. transients accom-
modatcd. $40 w. Grace Street.
WANTED. PERMANENT AND TABLE
..llders $40 East Franklin. Mrs
FRENCH
WANTED. TWO ROOMS AND BOARD:
-FOUR adults. convenient location. Ad-
dress. stating terms. g.. care this Office
FOR RENT-E ELEGANT ROOMS. NICE
" furnished. in fats or single: also
board furnished. 4oS East Main Street
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND IA
n.e ooarders wanted at 5i6 North
Eighth
NANTED-AT 800 EAST GRACF-AT-
tT&ctNe rooms and frSt-rlass board
Also permanent table hoarders.
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR VACANT
i'''NS- Apply 209 l.. Grace Street
WANTED - ROARDFRS. q03 WEST
--------- Eona tahle: PLEASANT rooms.
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Rooms For Rent.

FOR RENT. TWO OR THRTCT n ~ -
n'shoi rooms for light housckcopinr.
convenient To- bath. Apply 100 ". Clav
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
I-oIu- for EontIemen. IA East ErnnllIn
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MACHINERY

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND EN-
gircs. Boilers etc.: rebuilt MS GOOD ~
new. G.. p. FORD CO. Tr.gg shipyard.
Phone 302s ~
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qWant to do More Business?
GWell, just use Times-Dispatch Want
Ads. They will get it for you.
qPhone for the Want AID. Man. He
will help you with your ads.
For Sale.

VALUABLE MILL MACHINERY FOR
sale or rent at Greenwood Depot Va.
consisting OF grist mill, two feed mills,
saw mill and hydraulic cider mill. VIII
sen the machinery and give liberal
lease for term Of years on the ground
and buildings, located within one hun
dred yards OF Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway; comfortG Die four-room house
can be rented with mill property. The
above Will prove a money making propo-
siuon handled by practical miller. For
further particulars. apply to A. 9.
BRUCE & co. Greenwood Depot, Va.
FOR sALE-FIvE MILLION FEET
standing timber. 30 miles from Rich
mond. : miles from depot: White Oak.
Pine Birch. Black Walnut on go acres;
rich land; good room house. price 81
700. VIII take lumber for part pay. .
1oi. care this office.
/ HAVING NO FURTHER USE FOR NY
HardInan Piano, l-S 0CtaVcs and ma
hogany case. in very good condition. viii
sacrifice 70 cash buyer Address B 81,
care this office
! PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
Stoves and Radiators. Self Feeding
Ranges VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
3 ING CO. IS y. Ninth.
BREAKING Up HOUSEKEEPING.
must sell So Victor Talking Machine
500 Knabe Piano. Stool and Cabinet:
all in fine condition. Address b 81, care
SO WAITING 40 STROPPTNC. Al
ways ready for use Gem Safety Razor
Price OUTFIT including seven blades 81
WAGNERS DRUG STORE.
WILL NOT SOME ONE MAKE ME AN
oher for my Standard Piano and Estev
organ Both In fine condition Ad-
dress d Co. care this office
FOR SALE. NOVEMBER EDISON REC
ords and ten Grand Operas. on sal, at
coz i Main.
FOR SALE. HANDSOME LEATHER
baby carriage. Phone 22S. Box 532.
DO YOU WEAR SOCKS? IL so Br-Y
your SHOES AZ SPENCES. Ninth Street
Rooms Wanted.
W ANIEp. BY TWO GENTLEMEN
room December lst on Grace or Frank
in- Please state terms Address 4 los
Miscellaneous.
NEW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES AT
/ SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
! TIE ORIGINAL DAVIS PHOTOGRAPH
! GALLERY. SECOND FLOOR IRA
/ GLE BUILDING SIT EAST BROAD
! 01PPPOSITE BIJOU. IS NOW READY
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TRUNKS ANO BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT zoe Fast
Broad Street and convircs ,,',,-.o,SS =. =. -,
W have the largest and best m ~
trunks and Travelling Necessities ~ the
GIy. repairing done II. W ROTN.
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Help-M Male and Female.

SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITORS FOR THE,
southern Magazine ga every town and
county. * rfto az once for information.
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PHONOGRAPHs.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON PHO
nographs records and surpiies. vrbcfe-
sale and retail. c. B. HAYNES. 62
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Miscellaneous.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

2 yEIIIINAL DAVIS pHOTOGRApW
GALLERY. SECOND FLOOR IRA
Gle BUILDING. SIT EAST BROAD.
OPPOSITE BIJOC. IS NOW READY
LOR BISINESS. SPECIAL. PRICES
- NISIToRS. PRICES TO SUIT
ING TICK ETS ARE REDEEMATr- 4,
At OUR NEW PLACE. GOOD WORTF
md POLITE ATTENTION GUARA%-
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wATCA REPAIRING

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WIN. TOBIEN. Jr.. is a guarantee
that II IS done properly. - years ex-
perience Cleaning. 81 40. Main Springs
s. ~ 4Ge East Broad Street Ali work
guaranteed.
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HAVING no FURTHER USE FOR NY
Hardman Piano. is OCtaves. and ma
hogany case. in very good condition. viii
sacrifice TO cash buyer Address B 81
care this Office
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PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
Stoves and Radiators. Self-Feeding
Stoves. Agents for Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING co. rs y Ninth
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SHOE REPAIRING.

75C HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES "a.
dies. 6oc; children 40c: every pair
sewed; no squeak: no nails; no pegs.
Rock Oak" soles. DREW ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY 7l6 F. Main Street
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THE FISHING SEASON.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
KINEO, Moosehead Lake, Maine, April
2S.-Warm April suns and baImy winds are
making marked inroads upon the vast ex-
panse of ice which has bound Moosehead
lake since December last. and the time
when its disappearance will mark the for
NAL opening of the northern Maine fishing
season is not far distant.
Last year the lake cleared May 4, but the
present indications are that the ice will hold
trifie longer this season, possibly as late
as the 10th or 18th, with unfayorab BILE
weather.
The winter has been q remarkable one In
many particulars. the weather being I'M
usually warm throughout January and Feb
ruary, with the thermometer registering
above zero nearly every day, and with very
little snow. March. however came in like
lion" making up for the open months
which preceded it. with plenty of snow,
to the "twenty-below' mark with annoying
persistency. making travel across the lake
extremely difficult.
The Ice fishing. however, has been good
throughout the winter and some excellent
catches have been made. One OF the best
OF these was secured by a party of three
Maine anglers. who took 100 pounds of
trout, togue. salmon and white fish at Bras
sua lake late in March. On a more recent
trip to the same section a party of two Sc
cured eighty pounds OF trout, which they
We're obliged to drag out fifteen miles on
snow shoes one of the heaviest snow storms
OF the season making 1t necessary for them
to leave their team in a lumber camp.
The winters logging operations have been
extensive IN the Immediate section. c. L.
jackson takes out twelve million feet
through the aid of a monster log hauIer
which does the work of twenty horses a
big crew of men and an equipment of los
horses. The Maxfield concern has cut about
ten million. John Holden five million and
Burr Brothers, S. 2. Young M g. Shaw
and Simeon Mayo about two million each
The FUR business has been the very best
known, and a Notwithstanding number of
otter. mink. black cat, fox sable and bear
skins have been handled by the Kineo Com
pany.
The season has been a busy one here. with
extensive work on the Mount Kineo House
and the building of private cottages for n
II. Outerbrfdge OF New York and Arthur
Waring of Yonkers as its important fea-
lures. These camps viii be among the very
hnest In the state. lighted by electricity
provided with running water and bath-in
TACT as modern as IL is possible to mako
them under conditions which must exist
with their location.
quite number OF visitors from tbe stata
and elsewhere have spent the winter here
Tor tnelr health, enjoying such winter pas
Times as snow shoeing, skating, trapping
and the like.
The usual crowd of ''old-timers.. who ara
always on hand for the first fishing. are al
ready getting uneasy, but the big influx Of
anglers will begin about the 18th az Nav
after which time excellent sport NAV aIwa -
be definitely counted upon.
The lake steamers will begin running an
soon as the tee leaveA -