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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23

enjoy. ii, the final analysis II will doubt
less be shown, that ia large part OF the
ehares soid Oh the market declltie W.T.
iyessed during the last t.xo months Is
X Npr account d Insiders who best unter-
stand the ttiatKet sight ficatico OF the
washington leg islation. u ri II II 558
Cutting Vacations Short.
IA The Biz mel, of Wall Street are very
generally cut ting ttairF SKINNER vacations
short this year. Mr.. James ST illnaii,
president OF the National CIT BANK
{(standard Oily Is already back ana ~ Y.
piem,ont Morgan, Will hs at ne \, d ne y.
HI few days: Joh,, p roc k g s y
scheduled for homecoming early next n. x
month. Hill. Rogers has foregor,e fils
istimtner holiday almost entirely. never,
being away from Wall street more than
three days at d stretch. John w. lntes
IA located within three hours OF New
York a 0d many other fIlen OF large ~ "
fairs arc lii unbroken touch with their city
offices. The spirit OF unrest and nervous Us
ii1ees which seems to Infect tho masses MAJ
center as Tin tho PROVINCES. Politics
more than anything else Is responsible
for this alltpervading RES lessrletss. New
conditions seem TO- DO forming, and finan-
ic,iet.s as we'll as business men generally,
appear to feel the netcsslty OF q : eau
1ustment OF machinery to meet gA tae '
They want TO be close to home base BASE
while the new forces are IN lnbor: .
Ii "A, great many people nro following tg
VIII, Kindly personal, rs we'll rs financtnl
interest, tho fortunes OF George Mitchell.
one OF the ttht equipped ard best liked 't
AMONG the many mining men who 5llayfe
come 10 New York during tho last year
or two. Mitchell has loca ted and tis de-
velopng d wonderfully rich copper prop !.
erty In Mexico, which seems destined 81. lln
time TO rival In prod tiveness and value
Senator Clark's United Verdi md Ccion l
Green s Cnrnnea mines. He Is mining COP
Bper to-day at cost OF 4 cents per pound
It costs Q cents per pound to get out
copper IN Butte, the world bigg ttst CO p
Der camp. Aa head OF the Mitchell Mill !.
ing Cotnpanys properties and other i
mines George Mitchell promises to. be.
come d knding figure in the develop
me1it 4 OF Mexicos mineral reso urces. q
gproninerce IN which his friends t ta% 9 (
great pfide. Not content with pulling
profits Of a quarter OF a million dollars q
year out OF the ground y in the initial !,
working OF his mind he IS building fi.tS
miles Of railroad to It that the re suits ITS
may be multiplied q u y. /.
Mitchel's MINIS are south OF enc C ~
OF Mexico, In a region free from labor gig I
cords which sometimes make oper a tions
further north dnngerous4a and Runc &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
IN JIM QUINN TRAP [':E', Y &.
"A. B. Duke Seasons First Victim
at Leicester. Mass. N tEa Il
L (Special TO The Times Dispatch.) 85

Il KS. Especial to The Times Dispat ch.)
WORCESTER. MASS, July 22TT- ~ no
first automobilist to be a victim this sea-
where SO many dlidden tourists came to
grief, Is A. B. Duke, Of New Y ork When
called ont furnish bond he had nothing hi Y
but hundred dollar bills. Duke S II cur Us
4 Duke, when released. Il hurled buck TO-
ward Springfield and succeeded ifsfwarIn
ing several friends, who got through the
said the automobile covered the eighth
81 q mile in 1917 seconds W tlich Is iequiva.j
lent to twenty-eight miles an hour VI
didn't know the town ! 3 was % n,
get caught thereaagainti In q hurry
NJ Judge Cobb fined him $16. g{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
k&HyyN5iifalk!& Ws 8 :! / !!

s sSs5Ss ONLY FALL-RAIL LINESToS NORFOLK. ss:p
ss Leave Byrd ST. Station. Richmond, Daiiy.SIl.
In Effect May q. lsoa VIZ 5$ s5sSs
u FOR NoRFOLK: % 100 a. NJ 100 =. y W
e:eo r. n S5 - rs
u FOR sLYNCHBURG. the WEST # and 81 the
SOS "A. NJ. u 10 noon. u.s.
p, ri II. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping csrs.
Cafe Dining cars.$ Trains arrive daily frosa3
Norfolk q 49, r, 3 from the West -
"a. NJ 2:o6 p. Nj. $50 p. II.
Office sas B.. Main st. S Flyer; Z hrs q
W. Z. DEVIL I q. 81! BosLE .33a{GasSsg y
Nc Gen. Pass. A gent. Iii "a Dist. Pass Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
AWNING SAVED HER.
Young Girl Strolls Out OF Bed Bed
Room. Window While Dreaming.

Especial to TleB Times-D spatch NJ No.
CHESTER, PA, July. q To the fact
that she struck an&nWntng and O rnlins
While walking In her sleep, fourteen-year
old Kathryn Rue, daughter. Of John Rue,
OF Trainer, owes her life. Miss Rue up
walked out of her bedroom nj win
dow while dreaming, as she knew nothing
of the affair until she was restored 60.
consciousnesAS some time later.Sti n .s h, ,
Her father, asleep on a couch In the
sitting room, was aroused BY tho co,n-.
motion. ana when he reached his dnugll-
ter sho was limp and unconscious. 4 8f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
ICE CREAM M FREE
To ALL ON SUNDAY
'(s Is ali i 70 The Tllmea- DIspatcN
e 9ll n N US D N

\ Special to The Times Dlspatcl') s
l5ALTooNA Pa July 222.:-ro relieve
the wants OF sweltering humanity. Colonel
Bob yYestbrook, tho ice cream lnanufao-
turcr. has hit upon a novel plan to eyade
the old 's3lue laws which are being
enforced here now. He Will serve free
by tile plate to-day twenty-five gallons
of cream. and the only RESI- tic t1!.9rHs ~
announces nre: q. =.
"Foregners ana those who are IN favor
Of enforcing Blue laws will please keep
away. The c:ean,ais only for those VINO
believe IN the principle Of 'L i've ana NO let
~ am5not so much concerned about
the profits as people might think y here-
fore, propose to do my part toward
nlleviating the wants OF the people during
the heated term, ~ e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
GIRL LAY IN GRASS,
I'LL, FOR [. 40 4! HOURS \! |! !.|'|!5!
4 10 The TImes-D ispatch.)

# (Specialsto The Times Dspntch,) VIA
$5 WO(oNsOGl<ET,l Il. J.. July ga
young woman. helpless from illness md
exposure, who was found lying IN the
bushes on the edge q g swamp IN W.
outskirts OF the city last night, WAS said
to be dying ut the Woonsocket Hospital
to-day. She IS Lea Langeyln,y daughter
of a cotton mill weaver, OF Albion, who
recently returned to her home after an
absence Of some years. III
The girl was found by Napoleon Main-
Vile, who was moving near the swamp.
ane was not aL!o to move, having neen
under tho bushes ~ and Without tooa
for forty-eight hours. 4
Al tho hospital the doctors said that
tho woma,,'s condition was due to shock
and exposure, There We're no wounds
or any evidence OF maltreatment. II was
reported Miss Langey!n's parents could
oi1er no explanationsof the affair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
\ PULL THE JUDGES HAIR,
Mob Of Women Attack Him on
's34 the Bench,
4 (special to The Times Dlspat ch.)

IA Especial to Tho n Ines- l1lsI'al cH' 81
e I.OE.sYILLE.5 Julyl,22.-Angered by I q
charged with disorderly conduct. twenty
excited women, NIL vt tncs,sos IN tho
case, almost mobbed Judge Sthwanger,
of the city court In Jefrersonylllo y,es st
viy have heer at war With. Miss Roy.
noids,i ana when they heard she had been
released they. made n break foE, the judge.
ed 10 his aid They succeeded at last.
after mucl, excitement. In forcing the
wolnenH from tho courtroom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
Danville Tobacco Market.

T.7# Especial to The TImes- Dlspatcn.J7 -E
5DANVLLE VA, July 22.-There has
been nothing OF consequence done on q tn the
loose market the past week. and very
little trading done In hogshead tobacco CO.
Prices remain without change and firm fll'lr
There has been Il good deal OF rain, ard az!
1t Is feared some damage has been done Don
the growing crop on this account some SOY
OF the South Carolina markets have al
read VI opened, and 1t is said prices nave nave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
FIRST WOMAN CAPTAIN. \
Made Pilot and Master OF Steam
Yacht Of Seventy four Tons.

Y B (special TO Tho Timeg-D lspatch,l
clurs q III. s aiI sit Of
the late General a., G. McClurg. was
yesterday given her final papers hestow-
Of tho ohain OF Great Lakes. Mrs, Me-
Clurg Ia the first woman to receive this
distinction on the Great Lakes; She
McGluTg steam yacht, q boat or n tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23

gcene. thinking the inmates were try
Ing to make their escape B3st sl ). u
h Mrs. Faiconer,i the matron. was quietly
enjoying her niece's plano playing, sur
rounded BY: the greater number Of her
pets. eight fox terriers and eleven cats.
Suddenly three weird white objects. emit
room from an adjacent corridor, STAMPED
Ing the assembled dogs and ca 10. The
rumpus brought Jailer RCushman, Deputy
Heiter8 and a force of armed guards, ex-
pecting active service. u II ~ a X: N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
Chesapeake q Ohio Ry

Cincinnati, ylndlanapol ST. Louis, g hlea.s$
90, LoulsvIlls, Nashvlll !! Mstnphss. s5$
Els r8 NJ. and 81 100 P. M. - daily
Westbound Local Trains: N
Il 1850 "A. M. daily and 8 rs ?. u week days
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Polne.S
100 IA. NJ and =: 100 p. M daily.
Local for Newport News and Old s'ointa
W. 7:a5 Al. N. and 100 P. y. daily. XIII
gSs$ James River Lines II III
1o:2o AZ NJ. daily s :15 r. M week days.
~ Arrce Main Line from West: $3.50 A. No
20 - A. M 's;ts Pr :; X s7:s :, N !, q
IS 90 p. James River: sss 20 Az .s3 - ~
Pr, M. e Daily eek. Il Sunday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
CATS UPSET JAIL,
Cause Stampede and Call Out
Armed Guards to Restore Order,

Especial to Tho Timcsr Dlspatch,l 8
CINCINNAfI, On, July ?a,-Beeausel
three cats got mlxed lp With some Fly
paper ai In tho womeA's department q tho q \
arms q guards and otholsls rushed 70 TIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23

N AZ executor Of Sarah G. Boswell, de-i
ceased n will offer at#publio auction, ION,
the premises. at atime stated, the above,
mentioned real estate. which. at "a small
cost, can esmade to pay g large (, return
III 40 feet and runs back to an alley.
For further rticulars see the under Ter.
signed. # n is
e TERN1S:3 Onc-t third cash, residue nt
ak and twelve month is, for notes. with
Interest added, secured by trust deed OF
MI cash y at option Of purchaser. .t3st
H. AZ hfcCURDY. Executor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
ATLANTIC COAST -INE

EFFNCTIVE NAY 27TH 81
y Trains leave Richmond Fdai ~ !:
8For Florida and Sou hi; 9;05 a. NJ rs ~. n.
For N and w Ry. west. 31?: 10 ana $3.50 IN.
81 For Petersburg, 700 a.. II 10. 100 g: 10;
r, NJ :!0, $50 r.. rs and 1890 7. I.
Il For Goldsboro and Fayetteyi!le g :ss H.
Trains arrive Richmond dbl M no. u ~
'.lo rs and 1870 A 20. :os. 80 n 20
and $3.50 P. NJ. stt, sss StS
"a .Excopt. Sunday. SUNDAY only. w
tions not guaranteed. 3g% gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.;
x 1113 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE w s85
KY s5 or \ N \,
Two Frame Dwellings
Nos. LILA and 1116a Graham
81 Street,
y. (, TN q l58,
THRIFTY FULTON.

BY Write ot n decd Of trust, dated Jtine
Is, 1901 !, and recorded I, Henrico County
signed trustee, to secure the. payment Of
certain notes therein described. default
Beneficiary 30 ID do. / will sell at public
auction. on the PREMISES
Tuesday, July oath, at 6P 4. M q
10 the highest bidder, the property de, I.
ini,d on north side q Graham street,
With improvements thereon. Nos. ! i 4
and 11io Grahar, street. beginning on the
North line 81 drahnm street 50 feet y.
OF the western line q Tompkins street :,
thence running wcstwardly md fronting Il
thereon 40 feet. and running back north ). !.
warily between parallel lines N 10 10 fe req
10 an alley 10 feet wide.""St !,
a TERMS: ~ cash ms to expens Of sale;
nil unpaid taxes md TO pay two notes tes q :
$40 each WITH Interest from March ~
ana juno 10, 1905, and balance due on
note for ;1oooo, Interest from sr Ju l,aa
cent. INTEREST. properly secured. !,
glS SF Il. EDW. II. BRO WIN ,tt Trustee
49, a ~. Af~s4 ,.e,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
y CLARA WARD NOT DEAD,
Death OF Princess Pierre Caraman
Chimay Caused False Report,

4 PARIS, July 22,-Tbe announcement
nubllahoii In London and New York that
the icsincass Ghimay. forlIy,riY Clara
Ward OF Detroit, Mich. Is dead is er,
roneous. The report was founded on the
death here OF Princess Perre Caraman
Chimay, wife OF the Belgian Minister 70
IAlxemhurg. if III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
STOCK BROKERS.
GEO, Il. KING & CO.,

1to1ls 70, Main st., Richmond, Vn.
sTocks. COTTON AND GRAIN. M
s5s Fractional Lots . Speciality, ~
Close Attention TO out-ofr Town Accounts,
PRIVATE WIRES, N
NEW YORK. CHIC AGO, NSW oRlgANs
Z Western Union Branch In our office,
stock Ticker In customsF's Room.
ss3 --Hemb0rsr-- Y q Sss5
RicAmond Grain and Cotton Exohange,
Il strangers Waiting the city are iAyttad
to n MAKE / our omoe their headquarters,
ana have n.AA and wlEes sent N 0vr care,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
Facial.

you think her face rather too
sh.n7''
,,yyell, Il don't know. can't see any
place whore it's worn through, Can
you Puck. s5 "a a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
and Petersburg Electric Railway

Car. leave corner OF Seventh ana " Parry (
Streets Manchester every hour ION y he ghourk
from, q a. M TO 10 p. NJ. Last car " midn!xhts
y Cnrs leave Petersburg, foot OF sycamorSs
street. every hour from {: S6 IA. NJ to 1888 "a
NJ daily, except Sunday. z, -. y, w
cars from Petersburg R'chst'
,,~,,I ste tss1sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23

let Tho Times lspatcl, be sent you
wherever you go this summer. Don't,
forget to- order 1t befoyo leaving,
Address changed as often as desired,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
r 3 st; ne j, Thbmpsor, B rowfls j & Coz n
3st 1113 Main Street. gSt
8 WEST ND OTIS !: 8
4 PARK. AVE M e AN b IVY SIRE ET.Ss
8 coRNERs eTRAW1E Il " sTREET,s
'tLEEsDISTRICT,
81 TO TIL e Il Ugh EsT4 BlDOER.
Monday, July 23d, s Pm a.

4. 1. 80 feet corner Ivy and strawberry.
d II. Four lots. IS feet. ad dining.
These, lots Will 4 be put@up eparateiy,
then as a 81 whole, l30x1 90 feet. northeast
corner Ivy and strawberry. and knocked
out to tho highest bidder. 4.
y After above ;sale, will offer d beautiful
S9-footf Park Avenue Lot near Elm
tile place to buy for prof Z or home si to-
Handsome Improvements e now being
erected near sbysard others to follow All
clty%impr0vements. B5 81 sg VA III
s s5s3 j. THOMPSON BROWN A. GO
" gl ss a & AUD tioneers. ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
a y, \, y MAnkgT 81 Tns A WEEK.

MARKET rHE WEEK $ ",
following losg
Tor the fuM year -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
\ BY II. a. McCurdy.
Real Estate Broker.

ExEcUToR's SALE 3s555 /! y II. i35s5 I;
i.7; or NJ 8f
Thre Story Brick Bull ding,
No. 8, on West Side Of
SeYent zenith or N, arke
Street, near Main Street..
at Auction on Tues day,5
July q, 1900, at TO- B J Clock
2. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
(Frotn the Nev York Evening Post Of Saturday
n crock EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS y

s Essf sss ss ss gys ysss1a ysssis u q
$500 ssl,oW a,osiooo $500 & ~, .... So.
1g gss Y 1897 yss ~ .d iss ,r HUI Isacss
90 ss77oo $500 900 ss7 Guy 'es'o0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
.Uneasiness Over Future.

Judge Gary, chairman Of the lIxecu-
tive Committee, went on record in a
law suit against tho steel trust with an
estimate of the value OF the railroads
and lake fleets OF the corporation at
about sGO,OO0,o TheStru railroad mile
age Is In Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin,, Michigan and Minne-
sofa, ls4, a9 E
II is more than likely that the myste-
5rious Inside liquidation Of steel shares
that has been going on for a month or
more Is trncenble to an uneasIness over
the phase OF the trusts future as reveal
ed in tho extracts from the new rate law
as quoted above. Within the last faw
days there has been n very. general de-
livery of certificates coming from inside
sources, tho sale OF which had been pre-
yiously carefully concealed by recourse to
the subterfuge of borrowing the shares
temporarily until the sellers were ready
to get out from under cover, M '
4 A dozen or more railroad and manufac-
turing corporations are In the Same boat
&withi{the Steel Trust, and there has becn
heavy inside liquidation inEthess quarters
Fas well, notably In Pennsylvania. Erie.
Reading, Chesapeake and Ohio. Norfolk
E e Western. Union Pacific, Southern Rail-
way and Baltimore g. Ohio There Ia tho
very evident necessity on the part OF
these and other. lions to either
ttbeat the rate bill I. wi thin the next, twen-
.ty-onc months or comply with Its pro-
Visions prohibiting them from, operating
ain competition with the public from whiah
they derive. all tho special privileges thpyl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
Tuesday, July24th, at 6 p. M,

Brown & CO.. Auctionecrs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
'fREBATE" rs BUGABoO
Passenger Officials at Loss to Provide
Safe Mileage.

Another phase Of the passenger
word "rebate'' has now gruesome
sound to railroad men and when they
announce to applicants at the counters
for mileage books that on certain books
there are rebates they get the shivers to
think what they have done and look
guiltily around to see if anyone over
heard them. q &&4 -, nj
The question has arisen, too, as to
whether the rebate on the tickets which
are used for interstate travel is legal
under the law. The answer is made that
the purchase Of these tickets is a priv
ilege open to all, and therefore the re-
bate feature is allowable IL ! -
It is well known that the rebate is to
insure Individual use of these tickets
by the. purchaser, and that the; final
fine for misuse of the book. Some peo-
pie are preparing to back up the staue-
ment that the whole system is wrong
and that the suspicion which may at
tach to the rebate mileage book will
drive it out Of business. and replace it
with the fist rate book ~ i. go
The travelling men made strong
fight on tho twin city roads for a fiat
mileage book, the. . purpose being to
avoid deposit with the railroad COM
panies which thus have. the handling
Of the rebate moeppaey WHILE 81 the book IS
If If the n as IS St sae at rate
book, Of such size, however, that it is
travelling salesman. 1T is a 5000 mile
requires such a large, sum to finance the
purchase of these tickets, and few per
sons but travelling men can use them.
the sale is said to be practically dis
elimination. For this reason and the
fact that the rebate plan has a bit of
faint in the minds of some, it is figured
that the fiat rate book from 1000
miles upward, will become the usual
thing, and that the rate will eventually
have to be extended to the public on all
tickets % 9n@H 2#-st.*-
Other railroad men believe that the
action Of two eastern roads in putting
in a flat 21h cent mile rate for every
body and u transferable mileage book
Of the difficulty by western lines, and
that everybody will then be on the
same footing as to passenger: rates.
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Rock Island road will bring excursion
from Cedar Rapids Sunday ;palso one from Rock.
ford, Iowa. So g. = :~.@>.s-. r.. s..
r. c. Lindt, general foreman of the Great
Northern shops at St. Cloud. has been ap.
pointed superintendent of the shops. He sue:
ceeds L. A. Graburn, who recently resigned
to accept position with ST. Paul railway
supplies house. -. ST. = ~ 80 80 i.- + Z
The LOTUS Hubbard Elevator company and
George Lotus filed complaint with the state
railroad commission yesterday against existing
hay rates and weights. They allege that under
the present minimunls for hay, when small
shipments are made. freight must be paid for
considerably larger shipments. Ss.-. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
II ads
TICKETS SCALPED
BY HOTEL CLERKS
PASSENGER OFFICIALS STRIKE
NEW PHASE oF4EvIL.
Since Retirement Of Regular Brokers It
Is Claimed that Some Employees Of
Every Hotel Handles transportation
War Against Illegitimate Business
to Be Fought All Over Again.

+ Z. & e
Railroad passenger department Off
cials have discovered that the practice
of ticket scalping has broken out with
fresh virulency. No sooner had the rail
ways put the ticket brokers out of bust
ness and got their furniture and ticket
stocks stored out of sight than it was
discovered that the business had sprung
up all over the city.
In this case, hotel clerks are reported
to be the offenders. Every hotel
clerk, or a clerk in every hotel, is re-
ported to us to have bunch Of tickets
on hand to dispose Of to guests of the
hostelry,'' said railroad man.
Officials Are Puzzled.
This new feature is a puzzler to the
railway men. If they have to begin
action all over again to quiet the bust
ness the prospect is a discouraging one.
In the first place, lot of spoilers will
have to be employed and a clear case
secured against each offender. Indict-
ments will then have to be secured and
the cases fought thru the courts again.
Should injunction be sought against the
hotel clerks for engaging in the profit
able industry, each one in the business
will have to be named.
It is said that it will be a much more
difficult matter to secure evidence
against this form Of ticket scalping than
where the business was carried on by
a regular broker, who kept an office
and openly advertised to be in the tick
ct merchandise business.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
Good Results i'm Lung Trouble

Mrs. Victor A. Beaucaire. q
prominent club woman Of Chica-
60, ILL.,, contracted a severe cold
from being exposed in bad wealth
er which resulted in serious lung
trouble.
Mrs. Beaucaire, after taking
several doses Of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, says it has helped her
wonderfully, brought the color to
her cheeks, and that she would
not be without it. .
She pays high tribute to the world IS
greatest tonic stimulant in the follow
ing letter: s.s,. q.
AS I am a member Of the Hull
House Women S Club, I was called
out many times when the weather
was very bad and so caught a
very hard cough, and doctors
claimed that my lungs were aff-
fected; in fact, the left lung was
almost gone, but since I have tax
en- your valuable DUFFY IS PURE
MALT WIIISKEY I feel better
and would not do without it.
have not been taking it very long,
but | am sure Of good results;
have good color in my face and
feel that i can work with a great
deal more ambition. / cannot
praise it too much. I have rec
commended it to several Of my
friends, and they, too, are thank
full for the benefit they have al
ready derived from it. it /" Mrs. Vic
tor a. Beaucaire, 255 Ogden Ave,
Chicago. I'll. Nav q. zee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
BRYAN rs WARY
Will Not Promise to Make Series Of
Speeches in Iowa.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
81 Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 10. Chair
man Miller Of the democratic state
central committee has failed to secure
g definite promise from William Jen-
speeches in Iowa. Mr.. Miller returned
yesterday from New York, where he
had short Interview with the Nebras-
ka statesman and solicited his aid in
the fight against Governor Cummins.
On account Of his southern trip, Mr.
Bryan was unable to promise any
speaking dates in iowa before October
His decision to speak in the haWkeye
state then will depend on the progress
Iof the campaig n: He was out of touch
man Miller, and needed more informa.
ton before deciding to visit the state.