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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
ENLARGE FACTORY.
Colored People Meet With Sue
cess in Establishing Orphanage.

cess in Establishing Orphanage.
WINsTO N-sALRM, M, c. August IA
The we'll known toba geo manufacturing
firm Of Taylor Brothers has decided to
build an addition to its plant, Tho con-
tract has been awarded and the ex-i
3cayating work Is now In progress, Tho
addition Will BIO OF brick, 40 by 81 feet,
and four stories high. ana Will DO built
on the east side OF the old factory. Ans
other story Will also be added to the
latter. The firm, as soon ms the Improve
;ments are completed, will Install new
machinery TO increase the OUTPUT Of their
already large manufacturing plant, B
Taylor Brothers are q very prosperous
independent tobacco manufa curing cons
corn, and their successful business IL indl-
3oated by the very necessary enlargement
+ OF their plant to meet the demand for
their popular brands OF chewing tobacco,
A number OF lcolored people OF this
worthy work In the way at an effort to
establish q colored orphans home. Az
a result of their abors thus far, a six
room house and thirty-odds acres OF land
have been purchased near Waughtown.
and the home has been formally opened.
There Ia every indication that, the work.
will succeed, and the good that " VII
do cannot be estimated In words. 65
The city sof ~ insttso l has. z, awarded 9
contract Tor a handsome pay llion, to be
erected at Woodland Cemetery, the new.
bpvying-sroulld porth Of the city, II viii
AbeE2t by 80 feet, and 10. arranged that
funeral services can BIO held N n when 81
desired, l4, 81 ss ~ Bsggsi IS II M
The Forsyth Rlflsinen went Into camp;
with the Hlgst Re glment snt North Car0s
slipa tr9pRs ak 4 1aEabaaa CIV sataSday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Others Show Method Is;
We Show Results

Il Watch this column for new testimonial
daily as to the CURES effected by the
|Mecklenburg Mineral Waters, Chase City
Va, ~ zs. tiFi
Dr. ii. =, Burwell, Of Tampa. TIA,
Writes; 58s Ell ZEN
iMecklenhurg Mineral Springs Co, Chase
City. Va; 3t3 AZ
Gentlemen 1T Is With pleasure that ]
report the successful trea tn,ent OF a very
Interesting case that has Just passed.
through my hands, of n Strumous Dia-
Mrs. r. r. Morgan. OF SSkipWith, Va, was
affected with scrofula to such an extent
that she lost one OF her eyes, with other
manifestations Of the disease about the
glands OF the neck. Her health gave way
rapidly. with loss OF appetite, etc. The
disease soon made its appearance on the
lower tWo-thirds OF her leg, She was
treated by Ave or six OF the best phy-
siclana In North Carolina, none succeed
ing In relieving her. When saw her
about six months ago she lad been con-
fined to her bed about ak years. She
had a very bad sore log, the ulcer ex-
tending about six inches. and being very
deep, exposing about an Inch Of the bone
and several small ragnlents OF bone had
beerg thrown on, ST wing also q diseased
condition Of tho bone. Put her on the
Chloride Calcium Water, which she used
freely both Internally and externally, II
had a most happy eff eGt hsallr,g the sore
very promptly and to-day she Ia aboNt
well---well enough to yit w and sew on a
machine, ss.s, "a 3. s,8 ,,g,
u have Al, no ms lance seen this water
Yniift "a benefit such pat Tents, and y al WAYS
prescribe At for such ca ses,
tS$ IL ,9ss 81 Respo your,
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refused TO GIVE
NAME OF /: HIS SLAYER |.
5A Fatal Cutting ARRAY at
Circus in Luraay Parties .5
ssg n. NJ aornao3gi AZ t 4s

Y Especial 5to Tho Times DIspatch)
;4LURAY,5 A. August u Harry Gill.
a negro, elnploye BY the y ohm r obinson
circus, which gave an exhibition at this
place yesterday, last night was stabbed
over the heart by another negro, also q
circus employe, and died in about twenty
minutes. IA NO one saw the tragedy. and
the assassin fled and has not been APP
pretended. n
When Gill was questioned about the
sstabbIng he talked freely in the few
minutes he lived until asked the name
Of the man who had stabbed him: To
this question he answered, John. n re-
sfusinG to give any other name.
H Gill gave his home as Charleston, w.
Va, and repeatedly kept saying he was
not going to de. The body was taken
In charge by Undertaken q Bradley and
buried In the county pauper graveyard
this evening. ats h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
\ Hayride and Picnic.

Especial y % 8 The 4 Times u spa tch.
5S AIARrINsVILLE.SS35S " "a, ugust u "A
large number OF Mar tlrsXille young PEG
and picnic to irving, the suburbung home
"a /, Colonel Peter Hanston about two
miles south Of town, Thursday night
There were about forty five young peo-
pie and ciaperones ii the party . MI $ot
whom spent d most enjoyable evening on
" the spacious awrl 4 nd wide 4 verandas at
Irving. 81 n i5i9 4 -.
Miss Efie Black vel OF Ashland. "a Va,
q ID the guest Of Miss Mary LaYfnd er.
asss County Clerk John \ II. Matthews is
spending his vacation with his daughter.
Mrs. Parrish. In Isle OF Wight county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Z Manaslsas Progressive. e.
:, !, b 2 -, 4. =, I, !. 4, 81

Special q to The Times Dispat ch.>
sfs5 MANASSAS. " A.. August u 2. "a COM
slnlttee. appointed by the Council. witt,
/ M. o. z. Newman chairman will
ceiye bids on the 81 9th OF September for
Il the public III Improvement for Manassas.
The improvements Will consist OF rnecada-
mixed streets. water system and m
electric light plant Fifty thousand dol
lars IN I bonds will be issued, and West
wood hutchinson. cashier OF the Ma tlonnl
Bank, and q. Raymond Rntclifre. cashier
OF tho q People M lonal 355 Bank. 81
Manassas, have been appointed q CONF
3Inittec to dispose OF the Issue. X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Elegant Entertainment.
fSpcclnl Is .rhe Times. I

1@1I9- Especial TO II he "
St ONANCO COCK "a. august 12.---B eecl-s
wood. the beautiful home Of ptain# an
Mrs John Iiopkinsyy,aLsss abl ,l1e'
with light Wednesday " evening. when they
received their friends informally from 9
to T., on the spacious porches n and
largo lawn. beautifully iliuminat by
j apanese lanterns, groups Of la lies and
gentlemen could be found gaily chatting
and in the house the young folks were Is
Hitting To and fro to the 8 weet ct rains I'M
Sof S telnwalt's Orchestra, 4 OF a Baltimore.
The scene was sugg estlve OF ante -bellum
days. About IA 20 persons were " present
AT Il 3 clock elegant frozen punch and
cake were served. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
J Powhatt;a;,nr People.

Especial 4 70 The lres- Dlspa tcF.)
BELONA,a VA. August ~ ISIS Birdie
Baugh. accompanied by Misses NJ i lorenzo
and Stella Kerns, Of Sutherlin, Va, are
5summering In the mountains Of " esteern
North Carolina. They will Visit lsrevartti,
Lake fToxaway, Asheville and other faces
sot inherent. III \! $
if$ Rev. ~: G. sllcr, pastor OF the Presby-
terrain Church. is visiting friends In Prince
Edward county s $
"A Miss Alma Thomas left yesterday for
Mountain Lake. Md 5S s w 8: xvi
Mrs. Irene Jones, OF Manchester, re-
turned home this morning, after several
weeks stay With relatives here. & sst5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Augusta Items.

8sS STLARr'B 5 RAF'r,. mi "A ugi1st 12 MIR.
and Mrs. G. II. Cohron have gone to AZ
8lnntic City; Will be absent nbo,l ten
9days.s ~ 9t 53lS 5 jis3St 3$
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Campbell, OF Camp
$bellton Hall. are . X to Washing ton and
Baltimore for a few days. IN
$3g 4 Messrs. Herr and Young expect to- car
#rs.s full line Of furniture. as compl ete
Il stock rs their new and commodtous
room will hold III yii,ope to have ne
furniture store open by ctober. his
IL quiteSa new undertaking for this place,
and there can 30 no reason why II will
not succeed, SS VI Nd ss sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Oak Social Club,

Especial to- The Times Dispat eh)
+ OAK A., Auglist a 2--Thes (" Oak Ho-s
cial Club" met Monday evening at the
home of Miss Nellie Eames,l
Il Many games We're played and Ice
cream and cake were served. Those.
present were Misses Nellie ISames, Rosa
Browne. Pearle Ntcllinl. "A nnie Couch,
sI.orine "a 81 lam, r ada Hurpette, Maggie
Mills, Alma wars " n ME iFiills,
MIS- a ~ a0ae0p ana 5A1Ek apal Ag5 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
R IN Over bv& locomotive

& Special 10 The Tlnea- Dlspatch!o Il. II
NORFOLK, VA All g lst vllllie
Peterson. q negro wa gone a for alt q
.by q a Norfolk & q Western locomotive at
the Bramble tong crossing shortly after
6 O'Clock this morning, Both OF his legs
were crushed or above "a the knees. Fie
later died at st. Vincent 8 Iiospi to .Ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13

Park Ave. Pharmacy II, 1901 Park Ave. (Bauorl.
Richardson, w. Vs., COL Seventeenth st.
Rison,s Pharmacy a. ,s.., Second and Canal St.
Randolph ST, Pharmacy .828 Randolph st.
Red Gross Pharmacy s. Il. /. s23 w Cary st.
s,yank, George r., Il. $50 Twenty-ninth ST.
scott Albert IA. i. 8. y. ago -. Broad ST.
Saunders, wallace g.. Il. 81, q, $50 w, Leigh ST,
Slaughter, Phillip Me-, 24s1 Venables 81,
snellings. =. q. 1929 Hull st., Manchester
Tarrant, Grant q co.. h, N. 4 w. Broad ST.
Turner, George 8. &. B. 1900 ~, Main ST..
eath ana N st. Pharmacy, II, Y. v. 726 N. eath ST.
waters. Henry II /. 884 8, Pine sc,
warren Charles H., d, II, ~, e6 r. Main ST.
Washington q Eariy, 1901 Hull ST., Manchester
Williams Pharmacy ~. $40 N. Twenty.hrst ~
Weisiges y Anderson ,7OS Hull ST., Manchester
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
". E. ID. STOKES ARRESTED
Charged Ssath Violating Smoke Ordi-
nance-Smte, He Sans

srnoi.s t.e fourteen alleged violators of the
2 e. o.uIiialoe arrested yesterday was W
L ~ stokes, proprietor of the Hotel Aso-,
f~Arner In the day his fireman yvas ar-..s 30 -
Same charge~ Employer and ernplove wera +ras+aa
aIlAe oy Magistrate Barlow in the West Side no,ce
ana each was held IN $500 bail for trial in
special Sessions Mr. Stokes took his arrest as :.
personal attack upon him by Dr. Darlington He
pieaded that it was impossible to get hard coaI
now. 'o"l
assistant Corporation Counsel Walker threa tened
Yesterday to mandamus Magistrate Mayo in the
1orkViile police unless he held for trial John
oolo',' manager for Nicholas & Althaus cigar box
manufacturers at No. 6S7 to en East 18th street
VINO was arrested for violation of the law
laslstrate Mayo said Mr.. Walker could do as he
Peaseo ABOUT it, He added that unless Mr. Walker
aue motion that the other cases be held for trial
ne would go On when the cases were called. AS no
agreement could be reached between the counsel
!oI 0chott and Mr- Walker. Magistrate Mayo ad-
'outhed the case so that Mr. Walker could confer
win tne corporation Counsel. schott was paroled
meanwhile IN the custody of his counsel.
The following were held in 500 bail each for
ulal In Special Sessions: Lewis H. Wood, chief
engineer OF The Claussen Brewery, at No. S03 TO
SSS East 4sth street; John S. Ross, manager Of a
cigar factory at Nos. 407 and 4O9 East e2d street
William Muller. contractor. of No. Sls to S25 East
64th street. and A. N Faulkner secretary of the
Cheseoro Whitman Company. at 64th street and
First avenue.
Magistrate Barlow, in the West Side police court
HeIu me Iollo"lhs IN $500 bail for trial: John
Tocher fireman at the Hotel St Hubert: Richard
Cumberland, fireman the Hotel Wellington;
Alexander Moody. at the Hotel Ansonia; George
w. Glttniss; proprietor of piano factory at 5OTh
street and Eleventh avenue. and Thomas G. Pat
terson owner OF a box factory at No. Gal West
55th street Henry Muller, secretary of Valentine
Loewer's Brewery. at 41st street and Tenth ave
nue.. held in the same amount Walter pat
terson. fireman IN factory 5Oth street and
Eleventh avenue held for trial
George E. Hail The lessee Of the premises at
No. 2ll Centre street was held in 5000 bail for
trial by Magistrate Whitman in the Tombs poljce
court. Edward NJ. Tierney, manager of the Hotel
Marlborough, escaped in S10G when arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Finn in the Jefferson Market po-
lice -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
RECEIVED By PRESIDENT.
German Veterans Visit White House
-AIgeciras .a Tonic.

washington. April 12-Ambassador Speck Won
eternourg of Germany. this afternoon presented to
PRESIDENT Roosevelt, in the East Room OF the
White House. a delegation Of about fifty officers.
ex-soldiers and veterans of the German army. Many
of them are American citizens. They received
a cordial reception.
The President in response to the introduction
said:
welcome you here. my fellow-Amercans. for
composite race stock in this country strain
has given us better Americans than those who are
as nation that in this republic We have immeas-
urably realized the idea under which good citizens
know no discrimination as between creed and creed
birthplace and birthplace provided only that what
the way i'i1 in wRicR he worsnips his Creator he
strives in good faith TO do his duty by himself and
by his fellow men. and to show his unfnchinS 10y
atty to our common country In addition 10 thus
birth wish also to greet the German citizens pres
ent, the members of the German army. belonging
here, and especially Mr.. Ambassador. as they are
brought here by you. yourself an old soldier. who
your hearty friendship for this country
land, so far from standing in the way. OF his low
ing and doing his full duty by the land of his
the performance tTf of this duty. # man is good
quality that makes a man reverence the country
of his birth is apt be the quality that makes him
The ties that unite Germany and the United
States are many and close. and it must be prime
tons ever closer together. In no country is there
a warmer admiration Tor Germany ana Tor Ger
manys exalted ruler. Emperor William. than here
in America.
1t is not out of place in closing for me to say a
word OF congratulation. both to the German people
and the German Emperor. upon the work that has
been accomplished in the Algeciras convention
which has Just cosed-a conference held chiefly
because of the initiative of Germany II was not
a conference in which we Americans. as a nation,
had much concern. save that it is always con-
cern to see justice obtain everywhere. and. so far
as we properly can, to work for the cause of in
ternatonal peace and good will In its outcome
this conference has added to the likelihood of the
betterment OF conditions in Morocco itself has Sc
cured equitable dealings as among the foreign
powers which have commercial relations with No
rocco, and has diminished the chance of friction
between these powers In particular, 1t may not
be out OF place for to say that ! hope and be-
heve that the conference has resulted and will re-
suit in rendering continually more friendly the
relations between the mighty Empire of Germany
and the mighty Republic of France; for 1t is my
nope and wish. it must be the hope and wish of
every sincere well wisher of humankind that these
friendly relations may not only continue unbroken
but may ever grow in strength.
After the Presidents remarks the individual
members of the delegation were presented by Am
bassador Won Sternburg.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
BROOKLYN MAN WEDS WEALTH.
College Romance Ends in Marriage Abroad,
Where Honeymoon Will Be Spent.

Word was received in Brooklyn yesterday Of the
marriage in Rome. Italy on Wednesday, of W. H.
Peer Conklin. the son Of a Brooklyn manufacturer.
whose home is at No 11O Kent street and Miss
lola Schmidapp. of Cincinnati. who, on the death
Of her father. the late Charles Schmjdlapp, the
wealthy brewer. received fortune of $5.000,000.
MI Conklin a student with the brother OF
the bride at Cornell and met Miss Schmidlapp
during the junior Prom week there. Later. when
Miss Schmidlapp went to Europe for her musical
education Mr.. Conklin a passenger on the
same steamer.
Since he was graduated from Cornell University.
in 1902 Mr. Conklin has been with a surety COM
pany in Brooklyn. George II. Conklin, the young
mans father, said last night that he was not suE-
prised 70 near that his son and Miss Schnidlapp
expected that they would be married in this coun-
try II is understood that the couple viii stay In
the south of Europe dufing their honeymoon and
while the bride is completing her musical educa-
10
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washington. April IL
The Western storm centre has reached Kansas 'le
principal depression extending IN trough shape from
Texas northward North Dakota The weather has
cleared Of the Rocky Mountains. except on the
north coast while the eastward the precipitation
area has extended the Mississippi Valley. In the
Ohio Valley region and the Atlantic states
the weather has been generally clear There has
decided fall temperature in the Rocky Mountain
region from Ok kShoma and fNorthern Texas north
ward through North Dakota with freezing temperature
IN the latter the Mississippi Valley
ward temperatures quite high for the season. except
in the Atlantic states and lower lake region.
There viii rain Friday in the central valleys
Of the lake region. possibly
the Dakoas Nebraska and the northwestern upper
lake region by fair weather from the
Mississippi Valley westward There VIII be satuT-
duy In upper Chic VALLEY. region and
the Atlantic ststes generally and rain in
lake region II Will be colder
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys Western
Gulf states and colder Saturday Valley the
Eastern Gulf states and the interior Of and
south Atlantic states Il win Re Saturday in
the West
and variable becoming east and fresh by Saturday.
Middle Atlantic Coast north 10 east becoming fresh;
South Atlantic Coast light 70 fresh east to southeast
Saturday West Gulf Coast fresh 10 brisk south shifting
10 northwest Lake Michigan brisk 70 high becom
ing northwest by Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
TO HONOR PAUL JONES.
Programme Ready for Ceremony of
Burial at ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis April 12.-The officials Of the Naval
Academy have ended the local part of the pro-
gramme Of the ceremonies to be held April
"a in commemoraton of Admiral John Paul Jones,
when the body will be transferred from the tenn
porary tomb in the Academy grounds TO room in
Memorial Room in Bancroft Hall.
The programme of the singing by the Oratorio
Society of Baltimore the selection of the honorary
pallbearers and other details are being arranged by
the Secretary OF the Navy President Roosevelt
and foreign and American dignitaries. who will
arrive in Annapolis shortly after noon April o.
Will be met at the station by the officers of the
institution and escorted TO the house of Superfn-
tendent Sands, where they win be entertained pre-
paratory to the ceremonies at 2 O'Clock. The bri-
gade OF midshipmen. the battalion of marines and
the Academy band will form the official escort
After the ceremonies in the armory the body will
be taken TO the Memorial Room by six bearers, to
snd american waEships assembled in the bay. The
Jusserand, the French Ambassador; Governor War
field, the Secretary of the Navy and General Hor-
q
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
ROYALTY'S GOOD FRIDAY
1T Madrid the Entire Court Goes
Into Mourning Until Sundau.

GOOD Friday is the only day OF the year on which
y,pe Edward. as supreme head OF the Church Of
Errlsna. considers IL necessary to fast and ~,
rs, particular day there IS meat permitted on
-, -oysl table. Hot cross buns. however form an
,-,,ortznt item in the royal bill OF fare The King
80 his household attend divine service in the
s,-snoon and observe the day much as IL II were
sunday
~. court however where the most impressive.
,.eh-stion of Good Friday takes place is that Of
y,srs where everybody connected with the royal
pousehold appears in mourning. The band does not
.sv as usual in the courtyard when the guard is
sssnr mounted and all the military commands are
.sreS in 2 subdued tone Of voice Vehicular traffic
:, 70 a great extent interrupted in the streets on
ais day and cannot remember ever having seen
-oysI carriage abroad on Good Friday.
In fact Madrid and its court are the only places
- suy importance in Europe where Good Friday is
-.I.brsted with all the tokens Of mourning OF the
wsdle Ages. This, too despite the acknowledged
ssvollty Of the Madrlenes-a frivolity which was
- strikingly displayed throughout the Spanish
American WaT.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

,t -. e oi inc very few countries IN Europe
=. e Is OF which do not grant divorces-a relic
Tr. me s,nles when all ireland was Catholic. The
.,,a.a,., ioulals like those OF Italy will grant a
ation. but more and If an Irish
domlcIa !, rro,S' say citizen who has his legal
III. manner by which he can do So fs tbs ter-t-
r.o $50 ana lengthy process OF having h,u
y, through Parliament dlssolvinr fhs nnion
oelprs ~ .rs, on,y rich people can afford this pro-
10 rid themselves of matrinon,I hos IN oroeF
oeo1e 49 obnoxious But it is drawbac co,ns6
ee hnsoom Of Ireland to which unt,,
'ne most ardent Natlonalists and HonOs MOI
stance Of tahen exception The only other in
ee Ol legislative divorce that can raca, .,
recent years besides that of Beaumont-Uoui- 20 20
pa,snane castle County Cork. is the case 81 Sir
Noosr. Mcdonnell who received his haronoto.. -.
while Mayor of Belfast. AIS oaiohetcS
MARQUIsE DE FoNTENoy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
,UKE OF AosrA AssAILED.

AHholgh the political texture Of the present Ital-
: = FsfAsment is supposed to he strongly anti
,1.icsi Yer when Deputy Gaudenzi OF the Extreme
:. attacked the royal Duke Of Aosta in the
t-sHlbe' q Deputies the other day for having
- s' Present in fun uniform IN the NeaPoltan
l1fch of 81 JanusruE on the occasion OF the
'''s q that popular saint, the legislator was
s.-@pily howled down. and It was pointed out 10
=" that freedom q conscience is guaranteed to
= eE Italian citizen he he peasant prince of the
The duke. who commands the military
- tSs't.ct of Naples accompanied TO the church
= :. a4s beautiful and exceedingly devouf wife. who
= formerly Princess Helene Of Orleans Their
s'eace a. the ceremony created great sensation,
ssihg the first occasion OF the attendance or
Ne'ahers II the reienilg house since the downfall
me Kingdom of Naples. nearly half century
-, - The Duke OF Aosta stands next to KING VIC
- Enaiaaaues bsby boy Ia the lire of succession
% the throne