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cesslon the yards OF Powell & Mnnock,
sutton Il Sinsabaugh, Corvin Il Nc
Cullach. ard the men all quit at the
word The strikers wefe all armed AID
acted mcuacingly
They reacned the yards OF Sutton &
Sldderly Brick Company about $50
the hillside or claybank. but leaving tho
river boundary open. When the men
consreglted N front OF his property and
tricd = sei inside the yaTd they were
who told the strikers that he wPs there
10 urotect his properly and the lives
of himself and men. The strikers again
nourlshrd their revolvers while they
cursed md Threatened
Shooting Begins.
When the brick manufacturers strl
persisted IN refusing ;hem admittance
some one. apparently the leader W the
mob. gave the order To Are, and VOL
ley OF revolver shots hurled among
the non-uuion men and their employees
SuddCrly and his companions returned
Il" fire and 4 number OF the non-unh)n
negroes. who were also armed. dropped
their work and ran TO the assistance. OF
their employers The melee became
general.
a, the FIRST vollcy Fred Southard. aged
twenty-t two, IN engineer In charge OF tho
steam shovel. WAS shot In the groin and
ieIl u the ground. About a half dozen
negroes received minor injuries After
this engagement the strikers were In
complete mastery ~ the situation and
the members of the company OF their
employees penui Sh"rift and constable
sougi e.i,' ..
After tho FIRST battle between the
strikers ard the uon-uniou men there
was no further outbreak OF violence
save the assaults made upon amy one
who vrgturcd to pass the strikers or
who wer' supposed to be In sympathy
with the non-unlon men. A guard was
thrown around the yard and no one
WIS allowed 10 pass therein or ont.
Deputies Held Prisoners.
Tie mrmbcrs OF the company Con-
stable George Smear and Deputy Sherin
William l.. U,ley. together with the
various fprenen ana the leo or more
Of the negro ~orkmen, were prisoners
iu the yards.
President SuIderly and his son, John
Sudderly. Justin Bishop. general supcrin-
tendent Constable Shear and Deputy
sheriff Utlcv made extra efforts 10 get
away. but were unable to do so for sew
cral hours About $50 O'Clock the steam
er Ursula came IN sight from New Bal
timore and was hailed. She put into the
dock and Sudderly. his son and Mr..
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Yankees Strike Their True
Pace and the Visitors Are
Easy Victims.
BY III. C. SILVER.

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. NEW
YORK. May l6-Asain The IIighlanders
struck their true pace this afternoon
when they defeated St Louis in n hard
battle ny the score OF 3 20 2
Noodles" Hahn. who has not been in
condi'ior for long time. PLAYED mas
ter game from the box. giving the
Browns only six hits. lie was brllli-
antly supported Grifhth for the ST.
Louls team. gave the New Yorits seven
hits
Larry D"lton, twenty years ago a
wealthy excavator but now a champion
fan who has never missed game on
the Heights since tho club was eStab-
nshed. had something to say to-day
concerning the management OF the High
landers. lie used 10 be as hot an en-
thuaast for the Giants. but when An
drew Freedman turned him down on a
proposition to lease Manhattan Field
Tor n pleasure park he has switched his
allegiance to the Highiandcrs.
Clark Grifith Is just as good man
agor as Johnny McGraw," ne said to-
day. But often manager gets men
he cannot handle. Its just like a
horse He VIII go for some drivers and
not for Others, MoGraw is lucky in
having horses he can drive. These boys
are gong TO pun out OF the hole all
right, and expect to see the pennant
here next year"
Following yesterdays brilliant victory
over the Cleveland team there was an
unusually big crowd out to-day. There
is no occasion for the Highanders to
further put up the cry THAI everybody
Is knocking thom. Everybody knocked
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BATTING ORDER.
lsncclnl TO The Evening wnrlhN

Especial 10 The Evening world)
ST LOUIS, Mo. May 1.-THE tail-end
superbas arrived here this morning for
four games with the Cardinals. 1t was
a royal welcome ST. Louis paid Patsy
Donovan. who managed the local Ma
tonals for several year. and who was
in class by himself so far as popu-
lari,y went. Donovan is all smiles over
the form his family displayed in chi
cago. and Is hopeful of getting at least
an even break here.
The Supcrbas were greeted by the
prettiest day OF the year Scanlon is
slated for work to-day Wish" Egan.
who beat ths Cubs the last time he Of
debated on The slab ana who Is a bene-
dict OF exactly week. viii oppose sean
First Inning.
, 5H,,,5t,it MGc9rthy single, to lstt Batch
walked. Jordan iiied to Smoot Ma
loney triplcd to right, Mccarthy and
iaumle}y }y,v.G vS.GG9rlnE Bergen flied to shan
BENNETT, touled TO Batch. shannon
ilisd 10 Mccarthy. smoot famed, NO
Second Inning.
Alperman grounded to liuBrde. Lewis
roliel 10 Arndt Scanon walked Nc
Carthy walked Batch forced Mccarthy,
Mcbride 20 Bcnnett. no RUNS.
Beckley ont Scanlon. unasslsted, on
a hunt, Arn1t hunted safely Hines
popped to Lewis Mcbride famed, NO
Third Inning,
IMmey rolled TO Bennett Jordan out,
Taylor 20 BeChlcY on speedy play,
Maloney grounded 10 Mcbride. NO
RUNS,
Rauh ont to Batch. after same
PLAYER nmfred his foul NY Taylor
Med 10 Maloncy Bennett singled
through Lewis shannon rolled II
Lewis. No RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Bergen tried FOR a brnt but Taylars
fast assist 10 Bockld, got him. Alpcr-
RUNS
Smoot flied to Maloney. Beckley sin
Eled 10 left Arnjt singled to rlsht.
Hines flied TO LOWS ON double steal
Bergen threw ont Beckley. NO RUNS.
Fifth Inning.
Sconlnn nlcd TO Aindt Mccarthy
Lumley ditto. Jordan dauh,cd to left.
Batch scoring. Maoney out. Beckley
un1ssistod. ONE RUN.
Mcbride flied to Mccarthy Raub nied
Continued on Second Page.)
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STRIKE-BREAKERS ATTACKED
BY BIG MOB AT NEWBURG
in Labor Clashes at Both Points
and Sheriff's Men Held Prisoners-3, 500 =
Threaten at Haverstraw and Soldiers !
Ready There for Riot Duty.


while NewtsaFS
OF the rsoters
bel
hundred 1talianc
while
brick Albany to Port Even
situation
threaten he held in readiness for call
constabes shfs deputies together
with the owners Of yards
forcedt TO
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TERRAN0VA GIRL
FACING ACCUSERS
SHOWS No FEAR
Listens Unmoved as Prosecutor Charges
Her with Murder and Witnesses
Tell Of Crine-RelativeS
Barred from Court.

Josephine TeranOva Is facing support by their
Of kh kin When the twelfth daughter.
like the secured all the witnesses room
mother husband All these we're
in the chcerea her smiles
Her counsel asked that her 10 stay p.
objected who had
bed lI and was sent home
charged with killing aunt on trial o
for the erin
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v. H. DANIEL
CHANGES HANDS
FOR $4,000
Bookmaker Eddie Burke
Said to Have Purchased
Two-Year-O
WILL HAVE A STABLE.
Has Social Aspirations and
May Acquire a String OF
Fast Goers.
HAVE A STABLE.
BY T. O. PIPER.


hi'i'-'iO-N i'-N' = "-NoN n, NAY 10
h~-iie burNe' the pooKinaKer VINO
has made several fortunes laying odds,
either purchased the two-ycar-old W
II Daniels. whfah broke tho track rec
ord yesterday or lie acted as agent
for some person The Interested par
tlea declinei To reveal the facts i,
was au,bentic,llv stated hovev.r
,bn, tho .o,, US sot, ,i,,. a,.o,,,
fo- 50. ,o,.,i,,,s. 90. ooo
r,.
.r,.,,.- =, 80 81 l.
- '''' pa '''''"9''' MS
ne ~ .h"n starting tle
''' US 'u' '"' 'n'1"Ve stable ana
,'"'e VI '"' '''h ol"s or passing as an
o'u'''uiF o' oNi''u''F' ~ II sa4d ne mas
"Slhr' IONS 10 "nlue socially through tile
"eose "Horuel py racing stable. The
'aniels cot Is ny Noois'horpe-'oliine.
John ~ Drake nude an ofeT of 5000
,,,,n.'. = S,s =" ~. e.e''e, 49, -
h-ol,e leg in the er., ,ry a,a h,, 10
he shot MILLER wc,, no pouo,,ot s,,tss
on NcCarter bv a ,osa
The SUNSHINE ana warmth .j,,.l,,,,d ,
great throne 10 tho t~nck sldc troIIe,s
and trains bringing 10 largest attend
once Of the week The trnck was In
splendid condition and the races OF such
character as IN orouse tho enthusiasm
49,. ., ,-t..,, -. -,
vi inc s''e' u'o'S anu i'''''e "ca'S o
uls on "''H event
mild panic perVuded the clubhouse
grounds ,nrln,, tho nrs ,,cc which
,,,.. .,t...'s
"o'e p'''lS"'u' ~ '''Bhtehed many OF
the ladies ON the lawn in front OF the
club house. when an expioglon. followed
h,. .,-o,,,,s ~, , ,lt.,,,
"' '''" ''
danger rang across me inc'oSiro An
alcohol stove over which butler was
preparing luncheon FOR a taly-h0 party
had exploded. Ihe butler was envel'
oped IN flames ana ran madly about
49,, ,ta sar,,s ,r,o -! -,
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BATTING ORDER.

tho Giants mtn somebody came along
aud made them play ball.
The warming mp practice was swift
and brilliant on both sides Tho Browns
while a siurdy looking sok do not con-
pare with the Goliaths OF the Washing
ton and Cleveland teams in size. but
they certainly showed that they knew
something about handling the ball
First Inning.
Hartsel was out, ElberTeld to Chase.
Hcmphil wan struck out Williams
threw Stone out at first. NO RUNS.
Kecler flied ont TO stone. Elberield
drove a pretty single along the right
foul line Elberfold pilforcd second
Niles dropped Chase's fy. and the run-
nor was safe. Elherfeld and Chase
made double steal Williams struck
out. After juggling pelehnntys bounder
out at first No RUNS.
Second Inning.
Wallace drove a peach down the left
foul lin. Tor three bags. o Bricn sin
Rlcd over tGlrd, scoring Wallace Jones
sacrificed 10 Hahn and Hahn threw TO
Elberfcld at second to eaten q Brlen.
hut The KID could not reach a. and
O'Brlen went TO third and Jones went
10 second Spencer vent out. EIherfeld
TO Chase. Niles popped TO HOFFMAN IN
centre. o Brien coming home after the
catch, Jones taking third Elberfeld
made ane stop OF Smiths liner and
threw him ont at arst TWO RUNS
Moriarity drove long fly 10 Stone
Hoffman went out on II bunt, Smith 10
stone. Mcclure went out Wallaoe 20
Continued on Second RaSeo
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VANDERBILT WINS.

Paris. May William X Wander
enrs Vincent to-day Won the Prlx de
Ia societe lie rEncourasemont at the
Colonies races.
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Sne Hstchel uuhloN'i MS iF'Sf' A'''
Ely IN brief presentation ot the
state S case charged nor WIN 'o.o-
n'oo'' He'''9''''e ~ ,,
oo'h siues s'' i'''
o'ose!y. sAe mace no A's"' "o' os
winking OF m eve or the ire'ner OF "p
or hand ala she betray ans emotion, os
witnesses told Of the klllng and ldenu-
fed the knife and revolver she had
,isea
o.t,At,. c..,
In the cour, were more women than
n: any t.Tne since Monday. There were
probably a dozen OF them, mostly young
ana well dressed. The raubirls always
herin Hitting IN nraenlrg their inllll-
-. ,,,,,r,.-, - -. -, a--y-. -,.,,-
He's p'u'4i'ee'
10 hear tae evidence ma murder tFlAl
For them the dragging task OF picking
,.,..i,.a 4,,-,-, o., 49,, ,i,ls s.,.artae,-vs,r-
~,
Old pride VINO sic" heT aunt ana un'ie'
,eastins greedy eyes upon a frightened
foreign sir on 'he ~'theSs.s'@ha oad'
eersa - o,,. ia~ ~ ~ 80 49, 49,. an,
,o-an, thtnr e. ,ho,, oaro ti,ls af,or-
., ,.t,.isa,.tn,,ts,s -, n,,.
hooh-'hese Iady N''s'c ''o'''S'S o' ''"
man misery.
I,-v NV l.. Eitt.d
The seventh man to be examined to-
-d,v was accepted as the twelfth juror
60 ~ i., ~ ,,1I.t rrrovai
=, -
or MN. lie was John = H'p"ois'
manufacturer OF handkercAicts. living AT
No S3l East Fifty-seventh street. lie ia
rfty-eigh, years OF age and he has four
daughters tho oldos, '.vontv-tyos WIN
80 ,,aio,,',,, -, ~ ,.o',,n,,, -
~ '''eu'-o'' Va ~ N''"'V'S 'u' nv
been secured, every member OF which
is now or has been the father OF a
daughter. Eleven of them have daugh-
,ars living one has Two dauebters
ae-o. me youngest man OF the WE'VE
IS forty-two years old; the oldest sixty
nine. The average ago IS anout hfty.
pleted MIR Ely moved that ali the Wit
nesses except the alienists be excluded
from the court 10 TINS Judge faimieri
had no ooJecuon, but ne asKed tnat
IN eNSepuoh De maze N iaVor OF htue
Rosie Poliaco, the prisoners sister.
lie sald ms cnent Wlsned 10 nave tne
oea' pue MI Fly fe'uScu !" "sFe''
Ely States His Case.
Without any DELAY the olg Assls,ans -,3ns
Iolstrict-Attorney oesah M Mmis opt".ls
statement TO the jurors. The girl sat
ton feet away. listening 10 ms prelln-
mary sentences with absolutely no
show OF emotion. Her rounded chin
rested upon one OF her clenched hands.
Her brown eyes stared straight at
Ely's broad back y little wave OF
PINK came ana went IN her owe
cheeks. Her breath came bit faster
than usual. but her lips did not quiver,
nor her fingers tremble. At her elbow
sat two experts In mental disorders,
watching her steadily,
prove a prcrnod,tatcd and cold bloodcd
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May ~. via Pennsylvania Dailrosd. Si1-dAy
trip. All nees,sary expenses, S9 from New
YORK. See ticket aEsnia. s.s
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CLEVELAND AT BOSTON.

Cleveland ,.....O . o . 6 OIL o.
Boston ...,..... 0 ! o o . %
Batterle Rhoades and Clark; Winter
and Graham.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
THE BATTING ORDER.
BY BOZEMAN BULGER.

n. sff sTr.aa
- 80 i'.' "iNp' ->''S' ~ =
BURG. Pa, May 10 The absence OF
Do,lfr ard Mcf;n, W. keariv fai, la,
p,..-,
sinitrh tered tho Charupioos bv n score
Va a. ."
Ames was touched up lively IN the
a-st three INNINGS whf,h ,tJo1 Ia.
bo"efmaa heNperiencc at hrs,' netied
the Pirates four runs. Ferguson was
Then substituted hnd Jared M be,ter
,,.,,'.- I'm
WINS p'tehed va s'ea'y' c!ockllAe game
80, -. ~,
Ia. .,,,sb,.r
''-e
one oi IN" largest crowds OF the sea-
son came out 10 see the start. ard
there were loon OF the feithft, on
- ~. 80 ,..,I,.,.ia. -,
''"''u VIZ" 'Ne 4eS'''''es ''s N--'
First Innlnc.
n-,.-.t -o,,.. :,
IA ,ilii. ,iHiIssuanan '0,eu S'. ,hr ~ Easy one re.
etons ~ Pl'cnea 'Hen I.u tue i1.tlii', 9llt'e
s1.Is ,, - 10, 80, ,.,S 6,,',s..a
~ yVuflss Nrist and ,Y1s gond Tor a
sir.,Is Willis also threw ON Neries
No Runs.
Melee VAS safe on slow grounder to
r'''VS !" ,S.cS Seil and botn rannefs wete
safe. pevlin's throw pulled kowerman
on the BAG ana ledch Was safe, nllins
tie hases NaSner AT 20 Dvvlin and
Meier scored. daniey Went 70 third
but Leach was caught between the
cases and Watner got second In the
mix np NeSlon hit to pah,en and Can
ley was caught at ih~ plate. on a
passed ball Nc1lon took second Dab
=
man le, the throw s,.t by him and both
Wagner and Nealon s.ofel. bowerIAan
retired Sheehan without assistance
THREE RUNS.
Second ,nplpo
''''s'
Dahlen beat out a slow one TO Wills.
Devlln popped out TO Wagner. and Gil
bert forced bad BIZ" AT second Bow
left, sending Gilbert TO third, Ames
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

PROVIDENCE AT ROCHESTER,.
Providence ..., o o o o o o o 90
Rochester .... o l ! % -.
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H|GHLANDERS WIN GAME
FROM ST. LOUIS BROWNS
SCORE BY INNINGS.

81 Louis -...... o o o %
llighlanders ... 0 2l0 ~
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OUT TO BATTLE MOBS
WHO SHOOT IN UPSTATE RIOT
EVENING WORLDS RAGING CHART
SIXTH DAY AT BELMONT PARK.
May 16.
Track Fast.

1G5 ado
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Ensan Hn,.I Br Jus So sv mins cir rardIs
Aeu ~
oG6 s:.oNp
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Second Inning.

Continued on Second Rase9
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Jf, THrBD RACE-rhe. Bouquet 'gr two-\ \.sa
~Of longs start good. Won driving rir
LAe Thls-le--cAnlle ONner-NeAoas--e .lAble
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LATE WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.
d Light 9-5, Foreigner 81 PLACE, Harding.
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tNingut eu;ry-coupled WhiZ Census az
Miller brought McCarter home ahead. Cla
may. NhQ JUS got show Tab Frances II
o6S FouRTH RACE-si 600 added: s,ecple
~bD miles starr good. Won easily. n
Kara owncr-I W Colt q
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toostinued on Second Pago)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
USE PUBLIC FUNDS
FOR PRIVATE GAIN
Investigation I'm the Philippines
Shows That Abuses Have
Gone Very Far.
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICIAL
Captain in Quartermastcr's De
partment Alleged TO Have
Misappropriatcd Money.

MANILA. September s.-Captain Ira l..
freirhtau. ~ Qusrtermaster Depart
m'nt was charged iu tu, court OF first
Instance ln this city taIs afternoon with
niStpprDlr % public funds
H~ h-ins ~ these charges is the Gull
minau'n of extensive Investigations bv
i'e lnsniar authorities iuto am alleged
series of frauds p.rpetrated by menu
"'i7 oi i"e g--rtermaster s Department
ln tHe fnIipp ines. The Enquiry resulted
in The discovery of padded pay-rols IN
qnarternaster ships and grating ia the
lease or lighters. Both officers and
civilians are implicated and ,.ourt-r,a--
uala VIII follow the court proceedings
M"Jor-General Wood continued the in
qoiry originally begun by Major Genera
Dorbin. The result OF lie inveetfgefi.,'
LaS been great saving in Transportation
innis and decrease ia eraft. such as
the manufacture or furniture. etc. In tie
shops for the private use OF officers and
civilians. anu
Hien officials in the army and govern
ment are said 20 have been the bene-
ti.iaries
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NORTH CAROLINA
SUPREME COURT
Opinions in Nine Cases and Ao-
peals Otherwise Dis
posed OF.
A CASE OF MUCH INTEREST
Appeal Of Woman Denied by SUI
perior Court Adjusted by
Supreme Court

RALEIGH \ C.. September To-
Opinions in nine cases were delivered Dog,
the Supreme Court last evening. and SIX
other appeals were disposed d., rer curam
and otherwise.
BY odds the case OF most public i'm
terest was rl,ungcr OK ratte. in which
the court delivers AN opinion DID, favor Of
Mrs I NICK. Pitunger. wife ~ tne rector
OF the Church OF the Good Shepherd of
this city. in "A suit involving about $1,000.
and growing out Of the settlement of the
partition 81 the famous Medic. Vineyard
% the Garrett estate Ia Halifax county.
Tho appeal was on motion made by
Mrs. Pittiuger and denied hy the superior
Court Judge for a resale OF tho vineyard
e. pay the unpaid purchase money to
Mrs. Pittinser. The property had been
sold oy commissioner sale fYr So ouI. in-
GLIDING cooperaEc. which. it was under
stood. should be credited or the pure base
price n if became necessary f,~ 10 90 Roe
sold to uav the debts of O. lV. Garrett
d co. This was sold FOR $780, was later
resold 90 Paul Garrett ar order OF the
court FOR goo. and paid for in old
claims against O.. w. Garrett d CO..
bought 300 hy Paul Garrett at much less
tran face value. IL was AN crort %
force tho credit % l.9so or tae purchase
price OF The vineyard that Mrs Plttnger
was fighting.
I'm disposing ~ the case tra court SAYS.
10 would Doe rank in5ustl... and neither
within the letter or spirit af ta. language
OF tho decree. 70 hold that Nrs. pltt.uger
is bound hv the sum Wr... Paul Garrett
saw ft o. hid for tho en.r arazc when.
he knew ne could pay FOR if lr the greatly
doprlecieted paper Of e. $751; Garrett &
O.. That sale IS no more r. criterion oC
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OBITUARY.
Funeral Of CAPTAIN Elicit

Tho funora' ~ Captain Thomas Elicit
nied Tuesday night in his home II
N'ftl Laurel Street took place at 1
Paul Episcopal Church
iNe funeral was largely attended for
t.e dead uran was popular with all
ana was widely known Mem
beers Dt Ice Camp Confedorata I-a.er.-,e
ard the faculty and directors Of tho Me
cn.r.0 Institute attended the funeral in
The rall-hearers were. Cor,r,andc-
James Nass. 2. Jeter Kosher. q ~
Barehman. Gorvas Storrs. T. q. Richard
son. J. vs.. u. Farrar. Charles y. Younc.
James U Gray and NJ T. Rider ali OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20

IT @EEP your body oleanl
" Most people are very neat
N and clean in their outward
IL IL appearance. but how about the
inside9
Are you clean inside7
And il not. how can you face the world
with clean thoughts. clear intelligence
4 fair. just. bright mind and get your fun
share Of capacity for work and enjoyment?
Neglect Of exercise. rich over-feeliny
and carelessness about stools. often leave
the delicate internal mechanism in 4
2asty mess.
The small intestine Is compelled 10 alb
Iorb the poison Of docaying matter instead
81 wholesome nourishment.
The liver gets inactive; tho bile doesn't
work off,; the eyes get yellow: the skin
gets dead Ike putty and pale Ike dough
iishguTsd with bOns, pimples. biackhsads
and liver-spots.
There's only one solution to the prob
en-: Keep clean inside all the time. That's
she answer.
lfyou can not diet or keep your mech
Inism going by proper exercise. take Cas-
'areis. tho sweet. fragrant. harmless little
vegetable tablets. that act Ike exercise
81 your bowels. and gently but powerfully
clean out and disinfect the whole digestive
canal.
a Cascaret every night before going to
ped will work while you sleep" and
make you feel fine IN the morning"
If you have been negleeung yourself for
some time. take a Cascaret night and morn
ing and break up the "cons;pated habit"
Vithou, acquiring "ca;hartc habit"
Cascarets are sold BY all druggists, lOc,
e5c and SOC. The lOc size trial box Is
peat III for the vest pocket or lady's purse.
Be sure to get the genuine with the
"long-tsiled c" on the box and the letters
'CCC" on each tablet. They are never
Sold in bulk. ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
IN MEMORIAM.

sad but loving re-
meul1rauce OF our wife and daughter.
CARRIE RODEARNEL. who departed
this lie September 81. l05-died one
year ago to-day.
lis hard 70 break the tender cord.
When love has bound the heart:
IT'S hard. SD hard. O. speak the words.
Must We forever part.
We cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath Thy Christening rod
one must he first but let us ali
Prepare 90 meet YOU and our God
FRED J. RODEARMEL and
r. A. WOODWARD.
Baltimore and New York papers
please COPY.
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Negro Identified

b. southern bell relaphone.l
- ~ HBl re. VA. September 10
t'.t7- george BLANKS. who was assaulted
tF r"sr on The outskirts 81 the civ
ia-t MONDAY. positively ldenufed Wafte-
= ones. one ~ the negroes In custody. as
Jones Will have a preliminary bes--
ing as soon AS the police can get he
case ready for trial
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Ships Ashore.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. September TO-
Fishing steamers arriving to-day report
that British steamer and "a four-nastc.
schooner are ashore on the beach at 1t
tie River :. C.. Wilmington tugs are stiu
at sea after the schooner r. D. Bibber.
previously reported waterlogged Off the
coast. and as they have not vet returned.
IL is presumed that they have gone 20 the
assistance OF the other craft Wire COM
muuicatiOn Is cut with Southport and
nothing can be heard from the coast to-
night.
The steamer Compton. Of this port. mr.
rived tonight at $40 o'clock towing the
schooner Fannie Prescott. bound for
Wilmington. She lost ali her boats in the
storm Of tho 9th instant and sustained
slight damage.
An unknown siX-nasted schooner in dis
tress was picked up to-day and lowed
north by q Standard OIL tug
The tug Blanch towed into Southport to-
night the Jereiict schooner II. D. Bibber.
wrecked on Fryingpan Shoals The yes
sci Is bottom W
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NEWPORT c7nven, q the order 4
the fenfcle. which was established in a small
s. liable here Lass July frr the use of society
women and others. has been such A success
hat iarge house cor the order with probably
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20

Tho recitation mas more the appearance OF a
symnastic exercise than school class
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20

Dr O F. Rlankenship has returned 20
the cifv
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MANN $ oTARLFS.
J n. CRTMP.
FRANK w DUKE

After the adoption 81 these resolutions
the directors and Instructors OF the To-
stitute attended in "a body the funera
services
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
Do It Now! Don't Wait
Until It's Too Late!
.EP your body cleanl

II %EEP your body oleanl
" Most people are very neat
N and clean in their outward
y - appearance. but how about the
inside3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20

WEST CHESTER. PA Mary Allison.
rf West Bradford was shot and seriously
wounded by her husband William Allison and
Che latter has disappeared. while Tire police
aye securing the country for hiru.