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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
UNION WITH THE
FREE BAPT|STS
Complete Organic Union OF Two
Bodies May Be Ultimately
Consumnated.
(I3y Associated Prcss.)


( DAYTON, OHIO, May 2o-Dehnlte
steps to bring about union of the Baptists
and Free BnptIsts were taken by the
American Baptist Home Mission Society.
1 In session here to-day. The commis-
sonr appointed last year to consider q
plan for Gp-oreration and possible union
reported that. after conferences, joint
committee Of Haptlsts and Free Bap-
lists unanimously agreed that, since the
two denominations are c,csely related,
and the original cause o.! separation has
disappeared. the committee should re-
comrnend n FREQ interchange OF members
and ministers and tho extension OF a
cordial invitation to tho Free Baptlsts
10 cooperate In evnngcistIc. cducatIon-
gaIiamlssionary' and all other denomlna-
Jtionali work, in tho hope that complete
organic union OF those bodies might be
.cons,lmmated IN due time. This recon-
mcndation WIS unanimously adopted by
the Home Mission Society, which de-
,csred It's readiness to cooperate in It's
work with the Free Bapists where It
can legally be done, The reports show
the greatest year In Its history, with re-
!ceipts OF over $4,000 and 1,54@ missions
aries employed. Nine great cyangelistlc
meetings were held this evening IN diff
ferent parts of the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
NEW BISHOPS
ARE ORDAINED.
Imposing Ceremony at Methodist
General Conference in Bir1n-
ingham Yesterday.
Imposing Ceremony at Methodist
lRy Associated Press,l

D..
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 20.-The
fifteen quadrennial general conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
which has been in session here since May
3, will In all probability close tomorrow
afternoon.
The three new bishops OF the church
were formally ordained this afternoon,
the ceremony being In charge Of Senior
Bishop A. w. Wilson. The candidates
were j. j. Tlgert Seth Ward and James
Atkins. All Of the bishops took part
in the services and each of the new men
was escorted to his place on the rostrum
BY two ministers Of the gospel The ordi-
nation sermon was preached by Bishop
Wilson.
At the conclusion of the sermon ~ie
candidates knclt and were presented With
Lies Bishop Gambler presented the
parchments which officially conferred
upon the candidates the authority TO act
as bishops.
Birmingham pupits were again occu-
pied by the visiting pastors.
Fill Greenville Pulpits.
(By Associated Press)
GREENVILLE, S. c., May 20.-The
ministers of the Presbyterian General
Assembly to-day filled the pulpit OF
Greenville churches and those of surround
Ing towns. They also occupied those of
several negro churches.
This afternoon Il special service for the
General Assembly Of the First Presby-
terrain Church was largely attended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
PAINTING SPELLS.
cured by Or. Williams Pink pills, the
Remedy Which Actually Makes
New Blood,

Aracr,Ia makes the patient short OF
49,. - ot,on so,se =,
preaiH 30 va
sunocation, sometimes thefe Is cough
and the sufferer seems TO be going into
ana 80 ION q, others there is muir.
49,, ,,,a g.
muir OF me he"t' "''' '''"l "'''a'' -
feared. In the following case severe
,s,n,,ny SMELLS were an alarming symp-
asr,,,n, from .,ton ,;,te hloodr
loh' 'e'N.''S I'LL,
y Mrs George foFres'e'' o. Nuf"s
street, Watertown, n. y, says' Some
tim. ago took a heavy cold and it loft
me In a very weak condition. be-
. came worse and worse until finally !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
CHICAGO REDS
ACTIVE AGAIN
Especial to The rImes.plspatch.,


CHICAGO, ILL. May 2h--After years
OF quiet Tho anarcnlsts OF Chicago have
inauguratcd propaganda which Is at
tracing 10 the CITY the leaders o. .he
class In the country. Their inaginhtions
have been fired by the recent discovery
of the most powerful explosive In exist
ence.
This, coupled with the fact that the
Federal government has just furnished
the formula OF the anarchist csplosiYc 10
Chief Collins, has led to prompt and dras-
ttc action on the part OF the police 10
suppress tho growing anarc.,st!c activity.
Even before the Federal government
supplied the local police department with
the formula precautions looking 70 me
suppression OF anarchihilc outraged had
been taken by tho police, In view 0f IN.
Goldman and Alexander 1,erEf1a11, r.
Pennsylvania anarchist who was released
from tho peniten,iary Friday, after aert-
Ing fourteen years, Tor attempting 70 Kill
Henry G, F'rlek,
Investigations by the police discoscd
the fact that the Chicago anareh'sts were
in the midst OF an exciting propaganda,
and that leaders IN all parts OF the coun-
try had been invited 10 rake part IN inc
secret conference.
When the secret Of the hlHh explosive
was communicated by the Secret Service
authorities at Washington to Chief Collins,
the police began 10 have q. clearer uHdcr-
standing OF the renewed activity among
the Chicago anarchists.
In Chicago there are thousands OF
French and Italian anarchists, and 1t Ia
believed that ono Of their number. man
who waB driven from Europe, discovered
the frightful explosive. Which IL described
as being many times more pownrfp than
any hitherto knoS%
Speabin; OF the startling information
given him by the Federal government.
| CAief Collins said;
! ara In prospect here. but we intend 10
be careful. II Is our understanding ,hat
tho anarchists do rot plan any p,mcdatc
outrases. but intend lirst 10 'enlighten' the
: people, us they put II. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
NEWsfOF ASHLAND.
Happenings in and Around Pretty
Hamlet During Past Week.

(special TO The Times Dispatch.)
Ashland, VA, May 2o.-The saw,mlls
OF Mi Emmett Luck, on Codh p,aCej
near Ashland. was vas en NJ oes'soSeu -
A Rev. T, Men. Simpson preached norma
and night IN the Duncan Memorial NELL "
od;st Church here to-day, IN the apseis"
OF the regular minister. Mr. Dhunlut.
Large congregations turned out az DOLE
services. Ashland
Lodge Of Masons, held on Thursday hisn.!
three new applicants were electe,Gi 20 ~
Tie 1rst degree. Considerable, discussion
was given to the subject OF buildlhg n ~
Masonic hall. ms rccommehaea py Nd
building committee, Messrs. Howison an9
laid nm The table for further discussion
al n special called meeting for May Mse;
Mi. Harrison. OF Richmond, WHO IS s 3 my
last summer here. will return to A Is ', Az
this summer With ms s, ,lnht,iy Mr.. Tate
Chenery. They will occupy the ptorpss an.
for he summer al which time Mrs. Cne"'
cry viii 20 10 Basic City. ,.a -.
Children's day was celebrnted ~. NJ MA
day BY the Methodsts, IN n t iire cS Of liza
s,iperintendent. Or. E.W, Bowen. a par,t.
ed BY Miss Lounsberry, and were PIN,
o,,larly terestinE, the floral decoral'o'''A
being also feature. III, ,ocate
Mr.aW. T. Oneal ana fanny WI, WI S"4iinn
tho house recently purchased by Mr.: A in,n
he house known as the Burton properly
on Railroad Avenue. ann, IN
The Henry Clay Inn ls rapidly H!l.ns y. " !
with guests. and VIII be nice MY, wi.h esnrlier
Ter the snmmebI e by or 1qnel on on Saturday q
Mrs, Benz. Mines and her attraft'h ns
daughters Of Richmond. has enliVeneu Try
social feature OF this summer hote''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
HANGED HIMSELF
With. S'I|LK|',.E|N|'|. CORD.
Chinanan, III III Health, Commit,
Sensational Suicide i'll
Stable.
LIVED FORMERLY |. IN NEW YORK
# .--------.--
Was Dcspond;cnt Because physi-
clans Gave Him No Hope
Of Recovery.
LIVED FORMERLY IN NEW YORK

Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch.,

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.)
y GREENSBORO. N. c., May pa sem
satIonal suicide came to light this after
noon, when II crowd OF small boys, who
were playing In the lot back Of ths
Chinese laundry on East Market Street,
opposite the postoffice, found the llfe-y
less body OF Sam Lee, n Chinaman. sus-
pended by a piece OF silk cloth from an
iron bolt In room Of n stable. Tho
suicide evidently had been deliberately
planned, Lee having stepped from large
goods box after carefully tying the piece
of silk around his neck. Coroner Turner
WAS summoned, but an inquest was
deemed unnecessary, and the body was
prepared for burial. The remains will
be shipped to New York. the former
home II tho deceased for ihterment.
Lee was about thirty years Of age.
and came 10 Greensboro thirteen months
ago 10 be associated with his brother,
Henry Lee, in his laundry. The young
man had been III declining health for.
some time. suffering from lung trouble.
and only recently two or three physi-
clans had told him that ne WAS marked
man, and gave him no hope OF recovery.
This very naturally greatly depressed
him. and he was preparing to- 80 70
Washington to take treatment u fnct.5
his brother states that nc Intended IN LEI lenv-
ing last night When he arose this MORN
Ing he missed the young man, and. OF
course, thought he had left for Washing
tom but It seems that the unfortunate
man had been driven TO dcsperat Ion by
his Condition. and hanged himself. the
suppos,tion being that the deed was COM
mitted about midnight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
one NEGRB DEAD;
OTHERS INJURED
Trouble That Started in Washing.
ton Was Revived in Virginia
Hamlet.
lRY Associated prnss

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 90 one
negro dead and two Others injured. one
OF them probably fatally, Is the result
Of q 'shooting ARRAY which occurred laAr
night In Rosslyn, Va, across the Potomac
River from Washington.
Uncle John" Jones, colored. 10 years
old, il Is said, started the trouble He
was killed by Constable EdMarl Y,tch.
Jones wounded Terry Godsey, 10 years
old. who is at georgetown lIniyersliy
Hospital with probably fatal injuries, and
Rastus Ransom, 20 years old. WHO Is
suffering from a bullet wound in the
SHOULDER ,t,is s..sti siIi
The quarrel prst started in !, ashington,
between Jones and Ransom. and was re,
ylyed In the Virginia hamlet, Jones had
been drinking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Wedding, Plans Changed.
Especial TO The TImes-D ispatcho

----- Is5ptNIUI 10 TIC F11SP'E
NEW YORK, May 2O-lt was announced
to-day that the wedding Splnns OF Miss
May Bruce Brennan, the Louisville 80
cety belle. and William Lanicr Washing
ton, son of late Major James Carol
Washington. of Virginia, will be very
considerably modified owing to the recent
death In Nice, Of Lewis Washington,
brother of the bridegroom-elect, AL
though the date OF the ceremony, June
9th, at the Church of the Incarnation
viii remain unchanged, yet It will BIO OIL
served very quietly, and there VIII be
no elaborate programme and no recep-
ton as was planned and announced last
week
only relatives and few invited friends
VIII attend Miss Brennan has been VS.
ilng relatives here for the last ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
PEANUT PARTY,
Enjoyable Entertainment at the
Home of Dr.. Taylor.
,lnl IN The TImes-plspaIch.

(SpeeInl in The Times plspatch)
X CHASE CITY, VA, May 2o-pv' ann
Mrs. George G., Taylor entertained thel ~
Young friends In honor of Miss Ella e.,
Gibson, of Richmond. and Edmond y,
Gregory on Thursday evening"
The affair was n progressive peanut
party, in, which the hat pin woman
natural weapon) flew IN frantic ehaeaV-
ors 10 win the attractive prizes,
After the enjoyment of the hunt dc,
&,,rhtfulf refreshments were served, and
aii i' voted Dr. and Mrs, Taylor most ideal
The first prize. a well lined stamp box,
was won by Edmond p. GREGORY while
William A. Roberts rocked the peanut
baby.to sleep.
I1ayes, Jeffrcss, Goode, Novel;, and Mrs.
Reynolds, and Messrs. Gregory Fars,
RiIaskins, Thomas Haskns. Cooley and
Roberts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
CO|]|R|:| me
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. Father Doyle, Of Washing
ton Delivered Sermon Of
the Occasion.
PREsE n Pa q; I'M Err
Erected Oh Spot Where Irish Bri-
gadc Built Chapel During
the War.
PRESENT PASTOR RIG HM0N DER
pecIa, to rho Times Dlspatch.)

tspeca, to Tho Times Dispatch.)
KEYSER, ! w. VA, May 20,-To-day the
lcorner-stone for the Catholic Church hero
was lnid with Interesting and impressive
ceremonies Rev. Charles II. Donahue,
of Martinsburg, Il former pastor. was
officiating clergyman. Rev, a. +. Doyle,
OF Washington, y. c.. delivered the SER
mon, and Father W A. OHarai acted
as master OF ceremonies. Following the
set ceremonies, Father Doyle addressed
the people at length and with much
force.
New Church Building.
The new church building Is to be OF
blue limestone, Of pretty design, at n
cost OF about $4,000. Ground for their
First Church was donated by Davis Bro
thers-Hon. Henry Davis. OF Elkins. and
Congressman II. b. Davis, OF Keyser--
and work on IT was commenced In SEQ
TENDER. 1874. 1t was erected on almost
the very spot where Colonel James A..
Mullisan, Twenty-third Illinois yolnn-
tears Irish sI3rgnde, built temporary
chapel during the Civil War. In this
chapel Father Butler D. D., OF Chicago
oftlciated. The new church was dcdi-
Gated and the first holy mass offered
up In It sentember 20. 1876, when Rev.
III. j. Mckeefrcy, OF the Richmond tlio-
Cesc' 81 'ooh charge OIL inc parish EDecem-
Der 10. 1875 It numbered about 225 souls
TIE Keyser Mission.
In the beginning. the Keyser Mission
included only sone church that bult BY
Father O'sullvan and enlarged by Father
, McKeefrey. During the course of Its
thirty years existence. however, It has
spread out, and to-day the pastor. with
his assistant. has i've churches to look
after, besides large number OF stations
to attend. The extent OF the work carr
ried on may be readily conceived when
1t Is known that the keyser Missions
cover 1870 square miles. Within this
vast territory, scattered over one of the
widest and most mountainous sections
OF West Virginia, there are abou, $50
souls.
The Present Pastor. II
The present pastor of Keyscr Church
Rev. w. A. O. Hara. Is a native OF Rich
mond. Va. After finishing his studies at
ST. Charles College and st. NIarys Semi
nary. Maryland he served as assistant
for over three years In different pa rshcs
of Virginia In 1902, October LIST, he was
appointed to take charge OF the Keysar
Mission. During his sojourn here Father
O'Hara has built church In Henry,
w. Va. and opened up a cemetery in
Keyscr. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Southern Saengerfest.
tBy Associated Ioress.)

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 2o--Be-
tween two hundred and three hundred
delegates to the Southern Saengerfesl,
which opens in this city Tomorrow, have
already arrived. Tonight an informal
reception was given to the visitors in tho
home of Turn Veren. Tomorrow night
the singers will give concert. The
business session will be held on Tuesday,
with another concert Tuesday night. at
which Madame Lillian Nordca will be
the ,Tincipal attraction,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Cassatt's Men Involved.

K .
Already it has been testified that that, VII w,
liam A. Patton. assistant to president
Cassatt at philadelphia. and Robert I'll ~
cairn, Itlother occupying similar posi-
Mr., patton has not gone before the. IN
terstate Commerce Compulsory ~ 4, w iF.
ness In this Investigation. h'thouS n, ms
presence as such was requested. Msisn aTi;
10 show him every courtesy no subpoena
was Issued but it has been determined
10 require himi.to testify when the IN
vestigation is resumed this week. MI.
Patton was not at his office. yesterday Z.
Another man. who has SO far Kept on
the witness stand is Joseph Boyer, chief
clerk to the general superintendent OF
motive power1at Altoona, in MY - WAS
gone TO Colorado, with his mother W dt,
Is Strangely eneugh MT B wSXpd was
Altoona The Xery eHsnn General man
ager,I asking thatfhe be brought TO Philh- /
delphia.
! Atterbury,3Prepare Figures.
Strenuous efforts are being PHI form
by the Pennsylvania Railroad manage,
mentnto square up everything Una lis ~ put
| in doubt so farras this may be possible.
VI. w. Atterhury. general manager. mas
asked il the commission will accept state
ments Covering fuel purchases
sci for rt't, commission ha promptly sre-
piled tina. he is anxiousIto Esa Hlee ~ i.
fact, and that II the PennsylYa e, ma Railo
road can show a clean record he Wiz ~. Z, y
glad. His purpose is to make the IN, invest 81 !
gallon so complete that when the tnai
rencrt is made It will cover every ipoliiit
fully and conclusvely.
tenn Of buying special favors has gone y
amazing. Throughout the investightio e 4
the mass Of it has gone on accuTlui,,a IN Is
and mounting UP until y ~ ~
cept by gathering all the graft tcsllIno e,.i
together and putting the record y ta .H'f'
8 Those Who Got Stock. a
When this is done an appalling record IS
IN folded. Following are statements a "a ,
ine, what Pennsylvania Railroad Officers
and employees are included In the 'Sralt
list 10 date, and TO what extent 'nes nave n,',
profiteI BY the systemFin vogue ana nov
Cor the frst time being exposed 70 TIC
Robert pitcairn, assistant to Presl-
dent A., j. cassatt, owns unknoWn
amount Of stock In various goal COM
pA William 4. Patton. assistant TO
known amount Of asock IN various
coa companies. uL .
J. M. Purvlance, chle' c'erH ~
George W. Creighton. s,neral ~:
perlntendent, owns 1857 shares In
seven coal companies.
.ends sss Of transportation, owns 500
sharec In Two coal companies.
&. /. o'Dornel, general auperlni X
tendent OF the buffalo and Allegheny
Valley division, owns 1,377 shares IN
twcIvo coal companies.
F. l., Sheppard, general superln.. p
tcndent Of the United Railways OF
New Jersey, a division o. the PENN
sylvanIa Railroad, owns 22o shares
three coal companies
George W. Clark, Car dlstributer,
owns no shares In two companies,
Edward Pitcairn, freight tranmaster
sof the Plttshurg division, GYMS Ley +
shares In four coal companies,
Reuben Freeman tralnmaBter OF
! tho Tyrone division.
J. K. Russell, foreman Of locomo'
tIyes OF the PHtsburD 8dlvlslon, owns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
\ WHAT CASSATT HAS no EXPLAIN
WHAT INVESTIGATION SHOWS.

t,2a3 shares In six coal cot1,panles,
John Alldrcd, chief clerk to tho
superintendent OF the Pltteburg dlvl. Z
sion, owns 1,1o5 shares IN four coal
K companies. 5t'3
Joseph Boyer, chief clerk to A. w: +
Gibbs, general superintendent Of mo (
tive power.
Thorough Investigation.
brought out iii sworn testimony, md
coal stock favors, the management OF. the
tPcnnsVlvanin Railroad. under the lend OF
Captain John +. Green, first vlcc-pi! eaH-
dent Of the company, IS detcrinlned 70
take action. With President Cnssatt' ~
Europe Captain Green Is actlhE head rf
the rnirnnd,
When the Board OF Directors meets on
Wednesday, Captain Green VIII nrescnt y
statement concerning the revelations De-
fore tho 1nterEtnte Colnmerrs 'ipnitn,s'
sion This statement will follow nnt tiln
lines Of his prepared public statsnEes Y
Issued on Friday s,iipIiy.a .
This was made after \ cDnler"n ss r., o.
the vlce-presdents Of the Pcnnsyiyanl,i'
Railroad. who decided that ~ stoeknoIu ~.
ters of the company wrra ontitlalto .kEow
m nm official way that lilo mn,,aEru'rnt
IA needing and giviay serious; eqEslfrI 2 :
tIon to the revelations Of this invesl'-
cation. ,,n,l,nd q
will not be IJ!sr.lad and mere " ny
,,esi authority for lie positmn slntNinenh.
mai officers and others In the fehiiayi !,
vontn railroad sc .vire who nave Vs.,
their pnsitions improperly Will pe us"e"
to resign from the service '.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Valuable Timber Burned.

tSpccial to The Times Disratch)
WINCHESTER, VA. May 2.-,Accoru,
ING ia messages received this afternoon
rom Fawcett's Gap. this county, three
hundred acres OF valuable oak timber have
been destroyed In the incendiary we
started saturday morning, causing a !5s1
~ over seven thousand dollars several
hundred men and boys are hEhtlng the
Tia mes. which are stili burning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Hunted With Bloodhounds.

|(By Assoclated PFess'J u. N
MARIETTA, O., May o-John Mest, o.
years of age. is In the hosp,ta' "r omc, !"
charged With tho lhootlng, is at largo.
With : a posse Of neighbors hunting him
with bloodhounds, Buck had been tor q.
mcnted by West and companions ""o
Melted his house with stones,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
MEETING NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
spsas eet4 n of th e nep Msso o. 'n 81
Rinhn,nnd va, and of the Citizen'g
Rslef q IN, Rich M onS Xa =
Inne 4. 1905, at their usual meeting
ni lace ! respectively, for the purpose Of
nuihorlzlng, sails, and conveyance Of 1,
known as Y703 East Franklin Street, Tha
meeting of the G nah Ia . W9mens t'iy
o'olockA NJ, at tho Youn; MEMS Chris.
tian Association Building. corner. Sixth
and Main Streets. and the meeting OF
tho Citizens Relief Association Will be
held on said day at o'clock p, NJ. at
the office OF Chaplin & Hume, No. u
North Eleventh Street.
by order of the Board OF Managers
OF the Christian Women's City Mission
and the Board OF Directors of the Cltl-
gen's Relief Association.
81 FANNIE NJ. WREN.
a 9, coATEswoRTH pINeKNHY.
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
l(isy Associated Press, J

HAMBURG, May 9o.-The German
Naval League, at meeting to-day. de-
clded TO send the following telegram to
Emperor william; sS8l
"More and more tho German people
are becoming convinced that IN ad-
dillon ia the army, a strong navy Is
the best guarantee OF peace. 1t Is
hoped that completion of tho fleet Is
proceeding In order TO maintain peace.
which Is The aim and policy OF your
Majesty
The mcetingtudopteh resolution say
Ing that the Navy Leagues aim had not
been attained and thntait vas still the
desire of the league to replace obsolete
ships and to reduce the period Of service
OF battlcslips aud cruisers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
THE WEATHER.

Forecast. yirsnia.rFair Monday and
TUESDAY; lisht variable WHO'S becoming
North Carolina Partly cloudy Monday
and Tuesday; light cast 70 northeast
Winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21

TO ALI. WHOM IT NAL CONCERN
I have this day named. constituted and
appointed slyio Narducc my agent to
conduct my saloon and retail liquor and and
East Franklin Street, Richmond, Va.
with power to buy and sell for cnsh
only. JOHN I4ANNARlNl. (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Conditions Yesterday,
Conditions in Important Cities.

HIciimond'H weather was Gear and
lleafant. Thermometer at night. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Miniature Almanac.

sun rises, .t...t.4.B1
sun trtsntf,.ut.7lk
Moon rllssou.,,l;H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21

IiIGIi TIDE
Morning. s3n.,,.,5:sl,
LYciliuE.,,.,,,,lt6,ol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE YlR-
:. sinia State Hoard Of Dental Examiners
Will BIO held at tho University College al
Medicine, Richmond, Va, on Tuesday,
June 70. 1906, beginning at a. NJ.
lslGnedl r. -, ;,WALkER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
Were, They Blind2

IN view Of what hns been developte y
before the Interstate Commerce, commas
sion in a. few short days Investigation OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad It wo.'ld se &c
to be inconcelvabe that President "a s ss
and John B.. Thayer, fourth VICE preslda,.t.
could have been msled, into believing
crooked things were st ra IT. coRe
Company, generally known i,ns + the. Gas
Coal Mining Company have been shown own
by the Testimony. In return for these
favors the railroad company appears 20
have benefited In no way, put t.. pen ,i,N.o
vania Railroad Officers and CLERKS, , wnoae
POSITIONS gave them valuable influences
have been enriched.
Witness after witness has testified to
facts which show up the Keystone Coal
and Coke Company as the present,tleader
in the system Of stock gifts to railtoaa
officers. Three officers ofsfthe ,iAegslpn ne
related this to be the fact, and Ropert
Kelso Cassatt,I a son of President Cas-
satt, and eastern manager of the com. ).
pany, has hardly known less ABOUT "hae
ha j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-21
CUBAN PRESIDENT
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