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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
.COMTE CASTELLANE
DENIES IMPLICITLY
Sends cablegram to cornte Ar
mand de Gontaut Biron Contra
dieting Statements.

III s y . II
NEW YORK, February 5.--Comtc Ar
mand de Gontaut Biron. cousin of
Comtc {Boni de Castellane, has informed
tho Herald that he had received from
Paris the following cablegram: Say that
1T is not true. Bonl."
Assuming that the cablegram referred
to the report that the Comtesse de Cas-
tellane had begun an action for separa-
ton from her husband, the Comte dc Con
taut Biron, who is a frequent visitor ut
tho home of the couple. in the Avenue
Malakoff, Paris. declared ithnt the denial
confirmed his own opinion regarding the
report. that 1t is wholly untrue.
Such action he continued ION tho
part of my Cousins wife would be entire-
ily Mt variance with the conditions which
j have every reason to believe exist be-
tween the couple. When am in France
am constant visitor at their home I
have been a member of the Comte's shoot
Ing parties, and on these occasions 1t has
seemed to me that my cousin and his wife
We're on the best OF terms. have never
known OF any disagreements between
them; In fact. they got along very we'll
together.
Il am very sure that IL any such action
as Is Indicated In the stories that have re-
Gently been cabled to this country had
been taken by the Comtesse would have
been the first to hear of it from Bonl, He
would haNegat once appraised me of all the
circumstances. The fact that j did not get
such information confirmed my conclusion
that the reports We're false, Now that
have received Il denial from Bonl himself
my fears have been set at rest. hope
there Is no prospect OF any such deplor7
able thing happening. But in this life
who can tell? Perhaps II may happen In
ten days or ten weeks, do not know;
hut that 1t has nor alrepdy happened
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
NERVOUS BABIES.
The Exact Cause

MANY child, while nursing, has ac-
CURED an appetite for strong drink he.
cause the mother used beverages on
. e. alcohol. A letter from an E,Irin
III, mother illustrates tho necessity 81
~, care us TO the mothers food and
af INN! while she is nursing her child:
what have to say should be of in.
terest to mothers who are so fortuna.
70 be able TO nurse their babies.n she
writes. Until my first baby came did
not realize that coffee was the cauae of
the severe attacks OF nervousness ~
which j was subject at times. found
that when one of these attacks came
upon me- baby was affected In tho same
way. at about the same time, and re-
Election led me to conclude that It was
the coffee I drank that was making ms
both ILL.,.
Having read ali article about Postum,
Food Coffee / decided to give 1t trial.
and when / had learned to prenare n
properly by boiling 1t at least twenty
minutes, I found that with cream. II
was delicious drink, And it proved
most beneficial to tho health of botb
of us.
However when ! gave up the old cof-
fee. I thought there would be no harm
In having one cup OF the old kind on
Sunday mornings for old tines sake.
Two Sundays showed me the folly az
this. was amazed at the influence tho
coffee had on my own and baby's nerves.
1t made me restless and unstrung till It's
effects had time to wear off, and about
the time l began to feel easier 1t began
to affect baby through the milk. so
that it spoiled our entire day. When I
found this to he the case gave up the
Sunday morning coffee Indulgence.
And that ended the nervous attacks
for both OF us. This was five years
ago, and have used Postum regularly
ever since, and enjoy it as much as I
ever did tho other kind OF coffee.
II believe that tho fretful condition or
many babies Is caused by tho coffee
drinking habit of tho mother.
ut is hard to deny children the drinl,
they see their parents enjoying at table
and II Is "A great comfort to be able to
let them have all tho Postum they
want. Served with cream it has proved
an ideal beverage for my three little
ones.
Il found also that Postum is IA great
producer OF healthy milk, and am sure
that many worried mother would be
benefited by it's use, | cannot commend
1t too highly" Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Greek. Micll.
THERE'S a reason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
OBITUARY.
Carter B. Neal.

Mr.. Carter B. Neal. senior member OF
the firm of Neal & Binford, dealers In
tobacco supplies, of this city, died yester-
day at 6:45 p. NJ, in New York. He was
A years of age, and was unmarried.
Mr. Neal left Richmond last Tuesday
on n business trip to New York. He was
taken Ill suddenly Friday afternoon In the
Holman House. His condition became
serious, and his relatives in Richmond
were notified. His brother. w. c.. Neal.
and his nephew, Frank Grlgg. were at
his bedside when the end came.
The funeral will take place from the
home of T. d. Neal, Jr,, West Main
Street, to-day.
Mr.. Neal had been associated with j. D.
Patton & Co: for number of years. For
three years he had been the senior MEM
Der of the firm of Neal & Binford. He
was born in Dinwidd!e. but for ten years
had lived in Richmond, where no was
we'll known and highly esteemed.
He is survived by his sisters Mrs. Jas.
b. Pace and Mrs. Jas. a. Grgg, of this
city; Mrs. C.. o. Rutsch, Henderson, KY
and Mrs Samuel j. Graham, PittsburG,
Pa, and his brothers, Mr.. Thos. D. Neal,
Jr,, and Mr.. w. Greanor Neal, of this
city. and Col. James NJ. Neal, of Dan
Vile, Va
The following Will be tho pall-bearers:
Active-Messrs Mayo NJ. Rxhford, A.
Hodgson, chas. Dodson, Chns. a. Frank
lin. David Edmunds, Samuel Shields,
Honorary-N1essrs. VIM. Reed. NJ C..
Patterson, Rufus Yarbrougl, T. 7. Mayo,
O.. w. Spicer. j. d. Patton. II. N. New.
Taylor Ellyson, Thos. -. Jeffress, Alex
ander Cameron, .Ir., Col A. s. Buford,
James NJ. Boyd, Williamson Talley, Judge
S. B, Witt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Agents Mccall Bazaar Patterns
ginia: Robert NJ, of Richmond. and w.
and G.. W., Of Lynchburg.
Rev. I. M. Anderson.
Especial to The mes-Dispatch.)

IRyINGTON, VA, February 6.-ReN.
j. NJ. Anderson. pastor of this charge for
Virginia Methodist Conference, died last
night, after two days illness from nell
ralgia OF the heart. He was in his
SEVENTEEN year and the tifticth year OF
his service in the ministry.
When the Civil War broke out he was
serving Lancaster circuit. He served four
years as soldier In the Confederate
army. He leaves widow, two sons and
four daughters, Prof. F. r. Anderson
and Joseph u. Anderson and Misses An
ME and Cora Anderson. of this place. and
Mrs. Nearing and Mrs White, of North
Carolina.
Two brothers, j. w. and IT. j.. Ander-
son, reside In Richmond. The interment
will be at Whitestone, this county, to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Federal Court TODAY

The United States Circuit Court of An
peais convenes here to-day at IL o'clock
TO hold It's February term. There will
be large number of important opinions
announced.
he following judges will be in attend.
anee: Circuit Judges Con- and prItchard
ana san P Tsa Judges Mcdowell and Day
two weeks. There will be brt one un 10 a
IN the call for argument. to-day, No sss
Conderman VS.. Clements; from tho 81 81
cult Court at Baltimore. Md. To no ar-
gned by Z. B. Brock, of Washington u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Captain David Barrow.

Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
WINSTON-SALEM, n. c., February
5.-Capt. David Blrrrow died to-day at
the home-of his daughter, Mrs. S. NJ.
Pritohett, Allendale. N. j.. of paralysis.
Captain Barrow enlisted as second lieu
tenant of the Forsyth Rifiomen. Conn
pany p. Twenty-first North Carolina
Regiment. May %. 1861: WAS promoted
captain of Company 4. Twenty-ilist Reg
iment, April 26, 1862. He was wounded
and discharged on account of disabilities
In 1863 and assigned to conscrlpt duty,
in which position he served to the end
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Albert l.. Johnson.


Do -lSUeCIHI 10 I1Ie I1l1tS-HSpHtUI1
LYNCHBURG, VA. February 5.-NIr.
Albert L. Johnson, u prominent money
broken Of New Orleans. died here this
morning at o'clock, after three weeks
illness of pneumonia. EIe was tifty-seven
wears old and Is survived by Il wife ana
daughter, who arrived here this morn
ing from New Orleans. He was nu-
tive OF Nelson county. being member
OF the well known johnson family Of
that county The remains will be taken
tomorrow to Nelson for Ipterment in the
family cemetery.
The deceased was a brother Of Thomas
III. Johnson, who died two weeks ago In
Newport News, and comes from a rroni-
inent Nelson county family,
your brothers surylve-C, T., OF Win-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Sent Out Travelling Libraries.

Inc State library has Just sent out i've
travelling libraries, one each to Char
Iottesvillc. Kcysviile Damascus, I.ynch's
Station and Eieathsyiic. one of these
libraries. consisting Of 20 hooks. is new.
1T was presented to the library by Siton
Burdett & Co.. of New York, through their
editor-in-cticf, DR.. j. a. g. Chandler,
formerly of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Dies of Heart Disease.

Mr.. Aaron Lacy. fifty years of age, dropped
dead from heart trouble at the Richmond Cedar
Works at $50 yesterday morning. The de.
ceased lived at No. +oi West Broad street. and
had family. The remains were removed to
Trice's undertaking establishment and pre-
pared for burial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Healey-Greshan

(special TO Tho Times-D ispatchl
FREDERICKsBURG, VA. February
s.-Mr. Amos HealeN and Miss MYRTLE
Gresham. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Gresham, of Grharna, were married last
week at the Methodist parsonage at
Saluda, in AIiddleseX county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Richmonders in New York.

,sneria IN Tho Times I1iT,nat ch,>
NEW YORK. February ;i.-Victoria-P.
q. MeIvaine. J. j. Mattern. Il. A. Die
trich. Broadway Centra1--R,. j. Hill;
Westminster-W. & Ahcrn. r.. S. Gray;
st. Denis-W. Il. Kirk: Earlington--H. A.
Taylor: Hollano--J. Bryan; York;. Sy-
Gle and wife: Netherlald-I. j. Marcus,
NJ E. MarcuSe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Honor for DR.. Maor,,der

Il, Or; q. W. Magruder, chief chemist of
the Department of Agriculture. has i, ct
been elected fellow of the American AS
This IL io nsr the Advancement of Science.
mond chemist He has been n n,en,h AL, ~
the association for some years u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Between Car and Gate.

Tom Moore tcolored). an employe of the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road. WAS caught las. night between n moving
car and crossing gate and was badly bruised
about the breast and shoulders. He was at,
tended by DR.. Pitt, of the ambulance corps, and
was taken to his homo. No. 1901 West Leigh
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Cruising Party.

Mr. Frank Bucbneli Smith. of Worcester
Mass, left Yesterday safternoon witt, party
or two gentlemen for cruise on the James
River. Mr., Smith rented Mr.. James olgin's
launch for the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Baptist Orphanaee.

Rev Dr.. W. Z. Hatcher and Mr.. T. II. Ell
LETT will leave this morning for Northampton
county 10 notify Rev. Charles L. Corbett Of his
election 70 the office of superintendent OF the
Virginia Baptist Orphanage at Salem. II "
hoped by the B1ptists generally that Air. Cor
belt will accept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Sermon to, Prisoners

At the peai;ort!arv on SUNDAY morning about
I'VE hundred men attended the morning meeting
held In ths chanel for divine worship. Sir. 9.
IT. Gootee. Of Preston. Md. spoke TO the men.
At the close OF the .alk number OF men arose
20 their feet for PRAYER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
UNITED STATES " !.
FOR COUNTESS
tcontinued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.o
under the French law are very lengthy.
new Developments may occur before the
case comes up for trial. A decree cannot
be pronounced under from three to six
months.
Cancellation Impossible.
Rumors have been current for long
time that the Countess had decided that
any further continuation of her relations
with her husband was impossible, and
her removal from the Castellane residence
to q hotel in the center of Paris gave
support to the belief that she had finally
decided TO apply for n divorce. Sensa-
tional reports have been circulated with
reference to the Counts conduct, and the
name of a prominent society leader OF
Paris, a woman of very high standing.
has been mentioned in connection with
the affair. But the greatest reticence
has been maintained by all the parties
concerned relative to the progress of the
negotiations looking to conciliution, and
even this morning a favorable result was
expected, especially as the Countess re-
turned to her residence. 1t now appears
that the efforts of those Interested In
bringing about settlement OF the diff
ferences between the Countess and the
Count without an appeal to the courts
have been unavailing. The Count is said
to be in the southeast of France.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
w, r. WalIace.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, February 5.-W, r..
Wallace for is years a member of the
Norfolk City Fire Department, died last
night at his home, Is Falkland Street, az
ter an extended Illness. He was 81 gears
Of age and was an engineer in the SER
The The city Hall he'll to-day toled In Respect
to the memory OF the deceased,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
JERSEY BROKERS
HELD T OR T RAUD.
Claimed They Represented Clients
With Millions Of Idle Capital
to Invest.
RAILROAD is COMPLAINANT
Counsel for Latter Company Says
He Arranged With Clyde Colt
to Float Bonds.
(Ry AssocIated prcss. ,


NEW YORK, February 5.--Jotln 81
White. president OF the Imperial Trus.
tees Company. OF Jersey city, and Rob-
ert 6. Ruxton and Clyde Holt brokers
OF this city, were arrested to-day by
United States Marshal Henkel. on in
dictments. charging them with uEing
the mails TO defraud 1t is alleged that
Colt and Ruxton sent out thousands
of circulars. setting forth that they rep
resented clients with millions of idle
capital to Invest In first class securi-
ties. When visited by representatives
of various concerns 1t is alleged Rux-
ton and Colt proposed to handle tho Sc
cirities offered, provided they were guar
anteed by the Imperial Trustees Com
pany. OF Jersey City. White charged
sums ranging from 5000 to $4,000 for
guaranteeing the securities.
The principal complaints against the
trio, was 7. b. Carter. general counsel
of the Scranton, Factoryville and 1'unk-
hammock Railroad Company. He swore
that this corporation arranged with Colt
to float s1,500.000 of It's fifty year 4
per cent. bonds. He affirms that the
company paid White $4,000 for havA
Ing tho bonds guaranteed by the Inn
perial Trustees Company. but that not
n single bond was disposed of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Mrs. Rosa Diggs.

Especial to The Dispatch,)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. February
5.-Mrs. Rosa Diggs, widow of John
5Diggs, OF Mathews county. died few
days ago at her home. at Port Haywood.
aged SO years. She is survived by five
sons one daughter and n number OF
fyrn dchl ldren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
{, IMPORTED BEER ON pRAuGHT
AT RUEGER'S.

M, ", u c'atdtt, of the firm OF
Gatlctt and Taylor. Electrical ContIac-
tors and Engineers, returned to the
city this morning, after u successful
business trip OF five weeks in Yorklyn,
Delaware. where he Installed n COM
plete water-power electric lighting
plant, for Nv. u. Carrot and Son, Inc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
FUNERAL NOTICES,

Funeral OF Mr.. O. II, NtiAI. VIII he held.
from HIS brothers. residence, Mr. Thoni.ss
@. Neal, West Main street, TGl-pAyj
at - noon In,ermcni in Hollywoott
Cemetery. "a \ ~ H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Colonel Robert G. Lowe.

Especial to, The Times-Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, February ..
Colonel Robert G.. Lowe, a prominent
business man of Dallas, Tex, who mar
ried Miss Lucy Eustace, Of this city died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Another Arrest.

:
BOSTON. February b.-Charged with
using the malls to further q conspiracy
to dcfraud Foster Hooper. vice-presi-
dent OF the Hanover Bank. was ar
rested here to-day on n bench warrant.
issued by the United States District
Court OF New Jersey. 1t Is alleged
that Hooper was concerned in the al
legged conspiracy to defraud the Scran-
ton. Factoryvillc and Tunkhannock Rail-
road Company out of $4,000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
AMERICA MAY
FAVOR FRANCE

Algeciras, Mar 7,--Rop1rts are IN
circulation relative to further doveloO
ments in the police question before
the conference ON Moroccan reforms,
Austria. it Is understood, has pre-
pared a proposition favoling the Ger
nan view II is. however. possible
that this will not be presented TO the
conference, the German delegates *
pressing the opinion that Il does not
sufficiently support their contention.
cnsiderable speculation prevails con.
Cerning the attitude OF The Unite I
States Both the British and the
French delegates are inclined 10 the
belief that America viii soon break
her present silence The French dol.
egates even suggest that he llniteu
States should instruct It's delegates
10 declare openly In favor of the
French proposal If they are satisfied
that these proposals offer proper guar.
antees for the maintenance Of equal
lily of commercial rights Such an
event following On the action h the
Mediterranean powers Monday nigh
the Frenchmen argue mean the dit.
ference between the failure or sue.
ccss Of the conference.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08

canal 1ommisS on, under examination
AL day by the senate canal commit,
tee. answered all questions technical
ana personal concerning plans for con,
Sjructiou Of the waterway ana his 10
la,ions to the organization Incident
ally ne LETT the inference that he
would g)a0ty sever his connection
with the Glover Leaf route II this
WAS demanded Of him, but he would
NOT AXE his family 10 the isthmus.
he gave former Chief Enginecr Wal,
lace a good record and said he was
entitled 10 consideration in the matter
VI akiug his family 70 the isthmus.
Mr. ShenJS touched upon nearly every
subject upon which other witnesses
were examined and closed by urging
congress- to take action Immediately
ON The type Ef canal 10 be constructed.
He Said that economical procecdur>
ON the part Of the canal commission
demanded such action.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
soosT FOR 6RY AN,
Lauded by Speakers at Nebraska Dol.
lar Dinner.

Lauded by Speakers at Nebraska Dol
lar Dinner.
Lincoln, Neh, March : Nearly 400
democrats from Nebraska, with a
number from adjoining states, gath.
er&l last night for their annual dol
lar dinner" There were eight set
speeches and the keynote in nearly
all was corporation domination in
state and nation, and the inability OF
a republican president, with repun,
liCan senate and house TO bring about
the reforms which the people demand.
Mild praise was given President
Roosevelt by some Of the speakers
for what was declared an evident et-
fort To minimize some Of the abuses
prevailing, hut he had, II was
claimed appropriated reforms long
advocated by w j, Bryan and enun,
ciatod in Nebraska democratic plat.
forms aud those of other states The
mention of Mr.. Bryan's name was the
signal for enthusiastic cheering and In
some addresses he was lauded us the
logical leader and best loved democrat
of Nebraska and the country
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08

Washington, Mar THE question
Of the enlargement Of the medical
department Of the army occupied the
major portion of the time of the sen
ate Yesterday. The question arose
in connection with consideration OIL
bin for the displacement of con
tract surgeons by physicians who
shall be given rank of army officers,
and organization of the medical corps
Senator Hale criticised the bill as an
entering wedge for general increase
of the army and said il was part OF
general plan Of the general STAFF
which he charged with general pnr'
pose of enhancing the army's import,
ance. In the course OF his remarks
he said that the general staff was DIS
posed TO encourage an invasion Of
China.
Senators Carter and Gallinger spoke
in somewhat the same vein of objec.
tiun, while the bill was defended b!
Senators Warren, Blackburn and oth-
erS
The only speech of the day ON til"
statehood bill was made by Senator
Long, who advocated the passage Of
the bin as reported by the committee
on territories.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
MOTHER or DEAD FIGHTER
DEMANDS LEGAL ACTION

San Francisco March 7. Mr.,
Israel Tennebaum, mother Of Harry
Tennebaum better known as Ten.
nv who died as the result of his
glove contest with Frankie Sell. yes
fcrday through her attorney, made d
demand upon District Attorney Lang.
don that he issue murder complaints
against those who were behind the
fight Langdon refused 10 take any
action in the matter until after the
cgroners inquest. which viii BE- held
today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
EATON
ON THE STAND

Milwaukee, March = Senator
Barney A Eaton took the stand In his
own behalf IN his trial on the charge
" accepting a s25 bride. and told ia
be fullest dctall Of the receipt Of the
money frm A. w stark the Plank
.ngton house barber. and II IT'S *
penditure by him in campaign
against the socalcd BARRIERS bin" ID
the assembly Of 1901 He insisted
that The money was used only for the
payment Of necessary expenses.
md denied hat any part Of II was re-
aimed by himself
The jury was excused until Wedne8,
day morning, when the arguments on
ae evidence VIII be taken up.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
OH. TRUST GETTING WEARY.
Rogers Wiling to Tell Scheme or Or.
uanixatlon,

Jefferson city. Mo- March AL
fred y Eddy general western attor
ney for The Standard on company, IL
ON his way to Now York to SEQ the
head officials of the company, Eddy
bears n proposition FROM Herbert 8,
lladley attorney general Of Missouri,
that II II VI Tiltord w, II. Tilford
aud w. NJ, Nnu Beuren win testify In
the Missouri Standard OH case In
New York and answer the same class
Of questions that II II. Rogers prom.
isas 10 answer now the other officials
Of the company not under subpoena
viii not be further molested. Eddy
WIS further authorized TO promise
hat Rogers Is now willing TO tell tho
scheme Of organization OF tho Stand
ard on and subsidiary companies
There was also u statement that the
company is very weary OF the kind Of
hghlins that Inns been going on for
tho last few months
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-08
Indiana Rate Commission.

Columbus, O., March THE house
last evening BY vote Of so to s
passed a bin creating n railroad rate
commission. The rates and charges
fixed bv the commission are 10 20 In
10 effect within 30 days. but the com
panies are allowed 60 days within
which 70 carry an appeal to tho com
mon pleas court. should they desire
70 contest any ruling Of the commits.
sion The commission Is given the
power 10 enforce by proceedings In
mandamus any order which Il may
issue