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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
.ELK|N5 FORCED
HIM OUT He SAYS. s. I:
West Virginia Coal Man Makes
Charges Against United
States Senator.
THE CHEMICAL Investigations
THE CHEMICAL Investigations
! ,t, frrom our regular Correspondents

(E'rom Our Regular Correspondent) ,
WASHINGTON, u. c.. April 25.-sen- :
sator Elkins got into the game to-day III
the course of the session Of the inter-.
state Commerce Commission devoted 10
further investigation Of the goal carry !
ing roads under the Gillcspic-Tlllmnn
reaolution The senator was not before
the commission. and it must not be sup
posed he got into the case through any
yolition Of his own. il was IN the tes-
timony Of a. c. Fulmer, who was former
ly in the coal mining business near Nor
canton, w. Va. that the senator's name
appeared.
Mr.. Fulrner charged that after the
branch road on which his mines were
located passed into the hands OF Sen
ator Eikins, lie was absolutely unab!e
to get any ears to transport ms pro-.
duct The witness declared that ior Il
year or moro after Senator Eikins So
cured control OF the road, he got few
cars and at the end of that time the sup
ply was cut off entirely. Mines owned
hy Senator Elkins not far away, he
said. were supplied with all the cars
needed.
Says He Was Squeezed Out"
Z Ex-senator Charles j, faulKher' ol
West Virginia, who has been chief rep
resentative OF all the railroads repre-
scnted here this winter in opposition to
Legislation to regulate rates. was coun-
eel for the Morgantown and kingwood
read tho branch on which Mr. Fulmer's
mines were located. Senator Faulkner
asked the witness whether he knew that
Senator Elkins did not own twenty shares
of the stock Of the road. Mr. Fumer
renlied that he did not know that. but
that lie had heard Senator Elkns say
that he bought the road, Proceeding,
Fulmer said that finally he had sold out
Urontinued on Third page.D
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is CUT IN Pieces;
Result .0LD FEu|D.
Quarrel Over Accuracy Of the
Boundary Line Lead to
Direful Tragedy.
rhe rimes- pisnntch.l

s.. iSpecial to The TimeS-DlsnatCnD
SALISBURY N. g., Aprl 95,-Jolln
owens, q young farmer Of Rowan, was
literally cut to pieces this morning hX
a neighbor, Charles Brady, and Is prob
ably dead by this time. Brady made his
escape, and, although a hunting party
Immediately went in pursuit. he had sue
gceeded In eluding the posse late this ar
tcrnoon.
The plantations of Owens and Brady
ndjoin, and It was on the land OF the
former that the tragedy occurred, For
some years n feud has existed between
the families on account of the limo De-
tween the two plantations, over The ac-
curacy OF which disputes had occurred
from time to time. This morning the
controversy WAS renewed between the
father of young Brady and Ovens They
Mere engaged in q personal encounter
when tho young man cleared the fence
and repeatedly stabbed Owens I'M the
Etck and breast, and cut him on the
head. Tho flesh WIS laid open IN the
back at one place by q gasll two inches
In width.
+ Although mortnlly wounded, Owens
mounted his horse and rode to his home,
u short distance away. A physician was
Immediately summoned but the nature
of the wounds convinced him that the
injured man would die Owens suffered
intensely and plteously and pleaded for re-t
lief,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
PRIMARY FIGHT
WILL END ! D TODAY.
Polls Open at All Precincts atao
O'clock a. Nj. and Close at s
Tonight.
MANY SHARP FIGHTS ARE ON /.
Features ofsTo-day's Primary.

Features Of To-day's Primary.
Polls open at all precincts at on
O'Clock a. NJ and close at Pm.
Candidates to be nominated: Thlr-
ty.fivc Counclimen, eleven Aldermen
and City Treasurer.
,8 Four Aldermen have no opposltion,
Treasurer Pace Is also unoPposed.
Lively fights In nearly all wards for
Council and In some for Aldermen.
t Short ticket indicates early returns, 81
and results will be known by mid
night.
Committee meets, Sanger Hall, 9 \
O'Clock tonight, to receive and tab -iS
ulate returns.
A short, sharp battle for Councilmen
and Aldermen ended last night. SO lar
as general canvassing goes, and it Will
culminate in the casting of the ballots
by Democratic citizens at the various
precincts of the city to-day
! Eleven Aldermen. the entire Common
Council, and candidate for City Treas
.,,rer are to be named, though Treasurer
James 3. Pace and four Aldermen are
n.unnlg without OPPOSITION. Tho Alder
men In the fortunate class are Messrs.
Gunst. OF Monroe; Grundy, of Henry,
and Cottrell and seay, of Clay Outside
of these, all the canaidtttes 'IuIhtn6 i'as
fights on their hands.
There was good deal OF cnucusing
and comforting around the lobbies and
public places last night, and tho Henry
CLAY Club heard some Of the town
candidates 1T II final rally, But the
work is largely over so far as the asplr-
ants themselves are concerned They
will have to rely upon the loyalty and CO.
operation OF their friends to-day, and
the latter promise to be active and us-
gresslve.
The Usual Plan.
Tho plan arranged by the City Demo
cratic Committee for the conduct or the
Continued On Ninth Page)
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CARDINALS ATTEND
AMERICAN Dinner.
Augury Of Approaching Good
Feeling Between Vatican
and Quirinal,
lBy AssocInted press.D

ROME, April 25.-For The first tmo
since the fall Of tho temporal power.
members Of the College of Cardinals to-
night attended a function given by q
diplomat accredited to the qurnal. Tho
occasion was a dinner given by Nh,
White, the American Ambassador to Italy,
and Mrs. White, in honor OF Archbishop
Ireland and the cardinals who were
Mr, Whites table Tonight is regarded as
guests were vannutelli, satoli, hathleu
and Martnelli
The presence of the four cardinals at
an augury of approaching good feeling
between The vatican and the quir!nal,
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SEASON OPENS
WITH auto. PARADE Ri |: | 4 I.
Horseless Carriages Take the.
4 t5t lE Cd 2s- tES ~ -asE.s VA
Ballologists to the Park Par This
Afternoon.
LYNCHBURG AMI. AN. RICHMOND. | J; I a u.
4 RIchmond vs.. Lynch bdrg,i n r 1f'ond.:
Roanoke VS.. SsDanvitIe, IN Roanoke.
Norfolk vs. Portsmouth, ln# Norfolk,
Order Of Parade.

IN OrderEof3 3Parade. 49, 77fS.
Leave Ford's Hotel at 1:4o o'c'ock' SKI
up Broad to Sixth out sixth to Man,
east to Eighth, south Elsntn 20 cary
East Cary to Eighteenth, North
r,.+o,,4,, - Mai, Meet Main 10
aa-e -
n Eighth, North Ei9nth 70 6road, out
Broad to Broad Street diamond.
=, +,,,s s,,,pn,,,,, ;s to,,1 inst tho way
+, - - 80 =, -, 80 n.
all%of the automoplles IN town are so1ns
to buzz to-day When the Lawmakers ana
the Hill Climbers get away to 1road
=. ~. t,,og ,,o,,o 5-ro,,pdc ! ri
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COMMANDER GETS
GREAT OVATION
General Lee Delivers Address Be-
fore Veterans--Reunion Is
Great Success.
(By Associated rress.)

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-'To-lay, In
the heart Of the city which has borne the
lrunt battle, and worn the weeds OF
molrnng for its sake; the Confederacy
was revived by those who cherish II for
everything that It was Intended to be,
ana who viii love It untll they die for
What II means to them ana to the South,
Tllo tales of the heroism, he sacrifice.
the agony and the glory of the great days
,vrre told again to those who never weary
If the story, and who chcered aud wept
by turns, as tho brighter OF sombro sac
oI the pict,rr was turned TO view.
No reunion WAS ever held under fnlrer
n,lspiecs, and none cver showed greater
promise Of success, The weather wns
nericct, the arrangements of tlle tenn
aorary building erected for the reunion
Wore UNSURPASSED and the details of tho
vast work OF handllng mo great lhrong
of visitors were carried out with pre-
cislou and care. 4 gE, 4E
Much Enthusiasm.
Thc first session of tho day saw the
i7.itflfG rf,,nti,,,,a17 IN Ellayanth Page,)
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DR.. Hampton Now Free.

I"-7 (By Associnted I'rcss,) n
Y TAMPA, Ella, April 2o.--A jury here
to-day acquitted Dr., Hiram J, Hampton,
OF the charge OF mnnslaughter in causing
the death OF Mrs. ], w, Evans, Of near
ThomasvIle Ga, by careless surgical
operations. The case has been on trial
nearly two weeks. This was the second
trial, tho first having resulted IN II con-
vctlon and sentence of five years In the
penitentlary.
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Tank Explodes; One Dead,
NV ) Associated Press.D

4's (l5y 2ssoclattu lTesS'l
SAVANNAH, |, GA ARrll 25,--The gaso-
line tank of the schooner Jennie r.,
bound for Baltimore, exploded to-day,
killing one sailor and fatally wolndlng
another. Tile ship afterwards caught fire
but was saved, and will put back to this
port K, IA # VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
ANARCHISTS SEND
BOMBS TO PARIS.
Strike Situation Improved, But
Much Anxiety Still Feltsill
France.
TROOPS NOW W ", in CONTROL . g |.
z 80 "a " TX ~ y
IBy$ASsoclated8 Press 81

y y PARIS, April o5.-Ihe strike situation
has Improved before the governments
'1nlltary9a and police preparations toScrush
disorder, and public sunensincss has been
considerably relieved Alarmist reports,
however, continue to circulate concern
ing what may possibly happen on May
i. One report says that Spanish and
Swiss anarchists have succeeded IN bring
ing forty bombs into Paris. Tho police
are exercising extreme vigilance and arc
shadowing the chief ngitators, and watch
ing the centres of disorder.
The elaborate military precautions in
chlde stntioninG 1000 troops i'll tie base
ment OF the Grand Palace, where the
fantry ana cavalry are also strongly
posted at other important centres.
Strikers Answered.
The government appears TO he fully
aroused to the necessity for adequate
preparation. FREQUENT conference are be-
ing held between Presidnt Fallierlcs,
Premier sarrien, Interior Minister Gle
mencenll and the military and police
chiefs
The strikers already out, are compala-
lively quiet before the Overawelng force.
OF troops and police. The places OF bust
ness Of the manufacturing jewelers., are
heavily guarded.
About 1000 book printers made n mani
festation to-day, and several minor af-
trays occurred.
Tho labor headquarters here show en-
tremc animation. The various sections
are holding meetings and are issuing ap-
peals and listening to violent speeches,
During u meeting of 5000 printers, two
OF tho orators counccled the stoppagc OF
tho delivery wagons of the newspapers. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
THE WEATHER

\ Forecast: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday
and Friday; cooler Friday; variable Wlnds.
North Carolna-Showers Thursday and
Friday; cooler Friday; fresh southwest
winds, becoming vnriab BILE.
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Conditions Yesterday.

Highest temperature yesterduy,,..... q \
Lowest temperature yesteruaS..,.,,,,,t y :,
Mean temperat,lre yesterday ~. 5S.5
Normal temperature for April,...... ! IN
from normal temperature 0..s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
DISGUSTED WITH
BAY STATE SENATE
Exposition Officials, However, Do
Not Regard Matter With
Much Concern.
fsncclol 70 Tho Timos- Dispntch)

Especial to Tho Timos-Dlspntch)
3NORFOLk, VA, April 2.--JamestoWn
Exposition people did not regard a % With
chusetts State Senate in tacking n rider
on that States exposition appropriation
bill, rcqul@Ag that the Governor Of Mas
sachusetts shall first be satisfied that me
citizens OF massachusetts, shall be as well
treated at the exposition as the people or
Continued on Third Pagc.)
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CITY AGAIN
SHAKEN BY
AR TH|:|. |.
Walls Knocked Down
and Woman Is
Killed.
SHOCK SLIGHT
AND SOON OVER. E;'.R ;'' !.
Strange Sights; In In J. {. City. i J
Now ReSuming Nor
NAL Conditions.
GRAN DER PLANS FOR NEW
METROPO OILS IN WEST
Military Takes Steps 70 Put Down
Frauds and Wholesale Thiev-.
ing Of Supplies Many 0
Stories Of Suffering sS
Told-.Business
Resumed. 5.5
GRAN DER PLANS5F FOR NEW
METROPOLIS IN WEST
.lRy AssocIated Press.l

NJ (By Associated PresS.) tf$ SS8S
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2 25-sH 25.:5
An earthquake shock this alter
noon toppled over several totter-8
ing wall and cracked chimneys,l
left by the severe shock Of last +!
Wednesday and the fire that fol
lowed, and killed one woman in
her home. The shock was not#se-4:
we're, but the partly wrecked con
8dition Of the walls and chimneys8
resulted in the upsetting Of some
masonry. The shock was barely
preceptible in Oakland and yicin--S
$ity, and was otsfeltS far from San
Francis SEQ, acct ding to reports s, So
sto-nig ght. s5s B
The new earthquake caused the
death 81 Mrs. Annie Whitaker y
aged IS years. Mrs, Whitaker
was at work in the kitchen Of her
home on shotwell Street in the
!. " y x lI.49 i1+.
Mission District, when the shock
came. The chimney which had
been left in a tottering condition
by the heavy quake last Wednes:
day, crashed through the roof on
the woman and fractured her
skull. Her body was taken to the
morgue at Portsmouth Square and
buried an hour later at Laurel Hill
cemetery.
To-day's quake caused slight
excitement Of short duration
among many persons who have
been wrought to a high state Of
excitement by the awful happen
ings Of the last week, but quiet.
and assurance was soon restored.
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Thermometer This Day Last Year

n "a. .ii5 r. M,,,......., ~
~ M...,.,.,.,..,,..lu !, hl;,,.;,'..,t',o ,oo
3 r. M.,,..,..... .Gf ]? midnight,,,.,,,.G 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
OPTIMISTIC REPORTS

This was a day OF optimistic reports
from all sides Conditions Improving
was the happy expression from those who
have charge of caring for their less
fortunate fellow townsmen during the
last few days.
In fact, now that tho most Important
duty will hereafter be performed by the.
United States urmy-that of distributing
tho food and supplies which have been
given luvlshly-the citizens OF San Fran
cisco have turned their attention to 4
details OF the reconstruction of their busl-s
ness.
There was resumption of business t0
an astonishing extent to-day, considering
conditions. including the residential uur-
tcrs Retail stores were instructed to
reopen and the municipal government
has established scale Of prices for the
most important commodies. which Is even
below that existing under normal con-
ditlons, III
Warming was given retailers that any
effort on their part to charge eNorbitant
prices would result IN summary action
by tho authorities.
street cars are promised for o-morrow
morning, and electric lights will be tlrll-6
ed on TO- morrow evening. The work or
building and improving chlmneys is pros
ceeding rapidly, but II will be some time
before It Is safe to allow fires 2{l
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Strange Sights in City.

The preparation of the morning and
evening mculs-for san Francisco. as a 4
rule. does not partake OF more than that
number at PRESENTS n picturesque sight
In front of every house there Is small
improyised furnace or n cook-stoNe, on
which the food is prepared,
In some cases servants remain faithful
To their employers, aud to them sfle cooks Z
ing Is entrusted; but II Is no unusual
thing to see the wiyes of men who n few
days ago were the possessors OF fortunes
stirring the porridge or deftly manipulate
Ing bacon and eggs,
san francisco goes to bed at night, 4
fall. White the extremely rigid rule con- !,
cornng lights IN houses has been ,nodt- 4
fled still the general situation Is con
sdered by tho average citizen to he So
unsafe at night that he retlres With
ont going abroad. ard IN many cases
without showing a light in his house.
Many reports have been made during
the last few days of shots fired into
houses that showed llgbt and f%w ara /
disposed To take chances. y
Mayor Schmttx to-day took firsn
stand against Ttttlzens1 Protective Cons
mitteesp organized In many sections
~s Aha atty hY men who undertook ~ h
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Continued on Third Pagc2
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SECTION or BATTERY STREET SHOWING REFUGEES
FLEEING THE FERRY

-...,,>re~ooasvuuszs.rr.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-06
HORRIBLE TEMPO
raj de aqua en- Are
CibO.
Ll0Vii pOr asPaCi0 De Is h0Ias E
inundOsa IA parts baja de Ia
Ciadad.
COnstruy6se en- nuro De cOnteDeltn para eVltar
que Ia COrriente aTrastrass haeia IA playa
Earlas Casas.
~ nalegtro corregpo1aaaL. J


Diciembre 8 3-HorrihIe ha sido el
temporal de sgua descargado Bobre esta
cindad aver lunes. habiendo eatado llo-
viendo Is horas Bin parar una lIuvia TO-
rrenoial que ha inundado por complete
Ia parte bsja de la ciudad muchas casaB
en- que 81 aqua entraba por todas partes
Por Ia calle de Ia Palma baiaba un
torrente de agua que ee llev6 toda Ia Gale
amenazando arrastrar hacfa Ia playa las
dltimas casas del estremo de Ia Gale de
Ia Pinta, pero acto continue ell alcalde
orden6 Sc abriera una zapja para Ell desa-
gue y Sc hizo un muro de contenci6n &
dichas casas
Las obFas Sc eiecutaron con rapidez y
en- medic de aquellos grandes aguaceroB
con presos, y particulareB obreros dirijidos
por 81 Ingeniero Sr. Ramos.
Hoy ha amanecido el dfa con mejoT
cariz aunque loVizna de ratio en- ratio.
81 puerto estS bastante bien, pues ha
caido la marejada trabajan un yapor
aleman que, carga cafe, y el americana
BreaO6a que descaTga mercancias.
Los trenes estan interrumpidos hay
tres detenidoB en- distintos puntoB, pues Ia
via del ferrocsrriI ha sufridO grandes
desperfectoa.
En- Ia carTetera de Utuado no dice hay
varios derrumbes.
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PROFUNDO MALES
tar en- Manati,
Se6Orita DrOfGsOra Incompetence pa
Fa deSempefar SU pueStO en- la
eSCueIa. -.,.
ParsGe que Ell Inspector, pOr snGlma de Ia VoIun.
tad de Ia Junta EsCoIar, Sc Ohstlna en- sOsfs-
RerIa en- tai pusstO.
Ode maestro cOrrespOnsaL) }

DiciembTe 5.-Si6ntese un malestar pro-
fnndo en- esta poblaci6n consecnenciR de
una profesora que no sabe 10 que tiene en-.
tire manoB y por encima de las leyes Esco-
lares es scsteDida por el Inspector Hut.
chinson; sin tener conocimiento de NADIA
la Junta de instruction. La citada pro.
fesora Sc hizo cargo de ensenar un grado
que no conoci9.
No tard6 mucho tempo en- que sus
alumuoS SO disgustasen por la manera de
ensedar y los actos que con ellos Sc come
tfan dandO cuenta los alumnog los pa
dres de los castigos que imponfa.
Cansados va de sufrir tales atropellos
varios padres Sc fueron en- queia sin resul
tado alguno. Entonces La ChispG pone
los .puntoB sobre las les y Hutchinson
Ofrece arreglar ell asunto toma otras
medidas mas perjudiciales aGn para la
euseianza todo Dor sostener la profegora
dandole un grado mas alto seael tercero.
Los ninos de ese grado que estan ade.
lantadoB con ell progreso que tenfan al yer
ese cambio tan repentino y.fuera de lugar
proteatan del hecho y por mas que llora'
ban y demostraban su desagrado 80 les
obliga asistir las classes con amenazas.
Asisten ese medic dia, peFo no van
las clases y a6u hoy permanecen en- huel.
ga sin querer la profesora. Viene un
Comisionado de San Juan sin dar conc
cimiento 4 la Junta, parece quiere hacer
otro pastel cambiando la sehorita profe-
sora otro salon, pero tampoco di6 result
tado, porque va Sc veia la marejada de
otros disgustos.
Hoy varios padres de familia al YER 10
que ocurre han presentado un egcrito la
Junta sobre tan desagfadable hecho.
La profegora mencionada ha seguido
dando clase con dos alumnos sin saber nj
una palabra de espaflol, en- contra de todo.
Tepgo informes de que la Junta cum
plira debidamente con sus deberes re-
nunciara. .~
El inspector parece ha querido que su
voluntad impere en- este asuntO soste,
nieudo indebidamente q una profosera que
nc sirve para estar al frente lie un plantel
que cuesta dinero al pueblo.
Mr.. Hutchinson es responsible de 10
que pueda oCurrir debs cumplir su CO.
metido poTque para ESQ SO le paga y los
dineros de un pueblo no estan capricho
de nadie. .-. ."--
Hutchinson con eae fracaso debiera re-
nunciar. Sobre este asunto dare datalleA.
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Los medIcos condenan unan1memente 10
uso de las emulsiOnes que cOntienen Gre
sOtado GuayacOl. Es bien sabidO que
estas sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla-
das con el Aceite de Afgado de bacalao i'm
Tritan ell est0mago y los riflones, entorpe-
cen Ia buena nutricion por las frecuentes
evacuaciOnes que causan, prOdueen ell rapi-
do aniquilamientO de los enfermOs.
Ell DR.. Parsons, un distinguido especial
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respecto: "Reiri6ndome al valor germici-
da de la CreOsota, cuandO Sc le administra
8 enfeEmOs tuberculosis, Incorporate
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de claFo: que los esperimentOs qufmi-
cos y la observation cuid8d0sa de un graz
n6merO de casOs, han demostTadOs que
culquiera que sean los resultados ben6ficos
que los emfermos puedan recibir del uso
estog resUltados los nulifican los efectos
peTniciosos que eiercen tales drogas en- Ell
estomago.
Es un hechO bien conocido que la asimi-
laci6n facil y compieta de los alimentos es
de La mayor importancia en- Ell tratamientO
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
por denutTici6n. Sc sabe tambien Que Ell
Aceite de Higado de BacalaO, perfectamen-
te emulsi0nadO, es umo de los mei0fes
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidOs especiaIistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de HigadO de Ba-
calao que no contiene CTeosota d Otras
sustancias irritantes, que ocasionan ell de-
s6rden de las funeiones digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de Higado de BacalaO, 20 prefiero Ia EmUl-
sion de Scott que 1abEican los ETae. Scott &
Bovine ae NVava York;
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