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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Burton Appeals Again.

4 Chadwick Burton, who was given an
n nclind nal four months in jail in the
an appeal to the Hastings Court through
ms nttornevs Gilbert *. Pollock and
George Il. Wise.
Burton was Hrst given four months nv
justice Grntchiield Ills case went to
higher court and q verdict OF six
months was returned by the Jury. There
We're five other cases. each charging him
with the larceny OF s. stu against him
-Four cases are stEll pending against Bur
trial on the 18th
The writ in the civil suit brought
against Burton by his wife Mrs. Hattie
\, burton. WAS returnabIe yesterday in
the Chancery Court II will come M, tho
thlrd Monday in the month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
RECEPTION AT SEMINARY.
An Evening Of Pleasure for the
Students and Guests.
lnfornal rerertlon "a. ,nndered

An informal reception was rendered by the
students OF Union Theological Seminary to their
friends from the CITY last night in the Spence
library building About two hundred quests
were present 10 join with the young ministers
IN an evening OF social Intercourse Among
those present was large number OF Rich-
iuond's tairest young ladies'
The seminary color scheme OF white and blue
was carried out 10 beautiful effect In the deco
rations. The large Presbyterian Covenanter
flag WAS pr4ttily drapad in the hallway to
greet the guests upon their entrance while In
the readng-room other decorations of blue and
white hung from chandelier and inantel. One
of the preitiest features OF the decorations
however. We're diagonal rows of pennauts re-
presenting the various colleges ami universities
having students In the seminary; this effect
WAS charming,
Special features Of the programme for the
evening were violin solos by Mr. Robert S
phlfer, Jr., of Richmond; some splendid piano
renditions by Miss Mabel Sims OF Richmond,
and number of We'll rendered rectatlons by
Miss Mcintosh of Richmond. These perform
9nees much enjoyed by ali present.
Another rather novel feature the APP
pearance OF the second number Of Town
which dealt in personal seminary gossip 10 sucn
an extent that the editor. Mr.. Thomas w.
Hooper .Ir.. who read The items 10 the audi
ence. was greeted with round after round Of
applause.
Vsefore the hour for departure delightful re-
freEhnlentS We're served
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
The Tenderfoot Coming.
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs l.. r. Birmingham has returned
TO Richmond after an absence of eight
months, during which time she visited
her son in London, and travelled extern
svely on the continent.
Miss Mary Finley McIwaine has re-
turned from Lexington and is with her
sister, Mrs. Nat Fraser on West Avenue
Mrs Kate Mallory Brockenbrough and
Miss Brockenbrough have removed to
Norfolk and taken a house on Colonial
Avenue. says the Norfolk Dispatch OF
recent date. lBa
The same paper notes the fact that Mrs.
Horace 1Iaws was the recent guest of her
sister Mrs. razewell Taylor, in Client
Miss jamie Clemmitt loft Monday by
boat for Baltimore to spend several weeks
With relatives.
Miss Mary Sizcr Fuller, Of this city,
who has been the guest of Mrs. t. L.
Landrum, In Lynchburg, has gone To
Washington 10 spend SEVERAL weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Give Sidewalk Privileges.

The Committee on Streets held n meet
ing at ) o'clock yesterday afternoon TO
pass upon two proposed ordinances. The
ordinance granting to merchants the use
OF one-third Of the sidewalk space IN
front OF their places of business. upoit
which to display goods in show cases.
or otherwise. no one being allowed 10
occupy more than three feet of space.
was sent to the Council with the recon-
mendation that 1t pass. The same action
was taken with an ordinance allowing
the Southern Railway to extend Its spur
track along Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
They Advance Several Worthy

The Board of Fire Commissioners me-: IN
regular monthly session last night al Dc!oek
" their room III the city Hall, President john
II Frischkorti in the chair.
a. y. Fenson, cal fireman In Engine Com
pany No. s., rendered his resignation. and y. -.
Matt substitute. was promoted to NIL the
vacancy from February 10, 1876.
a. u. Ferguson was appointed substitute in
Engine Company No. on proba ton.
The following substitutes wera reported us
having served their probationary term sails
o II. Goode 10 Engine Company Nos, ~ u.
Malt to Engine Company No 9, Ei ~ Mnnoiy,
TO Engine Company No. 7. and r. r, Onislcd
To Engln. Company No, ~ ff&
tute to st1tioned fireman grade b. In Engine
Company No. z.
Much other routine business was transdrscd.
sessDu,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
DIR. POWELL'S MEETINGS.
Greeted By Fine Congregation at
His Opening Service.

Roy. DE. Powell, Of Louisville, KY. arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon and preached
the opening sermon or his series at West End
Christian Church last night. A nne congrega-
tiou greeted him, and the service was one OF
deep interest.
Or Powell preached n fine sermon. basing the
d'yrnurs, m tie third chapter of Epheslans. IN
which the Apostle Paul makes his wonderful
prayer for all men.
The service will be held at West End Church
Tonight, and Tomorrow night 1t will be trans
"a lnns can no lccnmniOlAtet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Captain Iredell III.

Whlo NJ work yesterday afternoon,
Captain G, j lredel, il clerk in the Of
flee Of the Second Auditor, was taken
suddenly and seriously III and had to be
removed TO his home. No. S04 West
Grace Street. Captain Iredel has been
stricken IN a similar manner on several
occasions before. IIc is about sixty
fiye Years of age, He WAS married last
month to Mrs Edwards, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
DR. Mcdaniel AWAY

!, vi George w. MCDANIEL, OF the First
Baptist church, is assisting In a series Of
revival services IN Portsmouth. I'd the
prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Or.
J Calvin Metcalf Of Richmond college,
W speak N the absence OF tho pastor.
NeNt sunday evening, DIR. W W. Ian
arum OF Atlanta, who will be In the
CITY Tor the dedication of the new Second
Baptist church, will occupy the pulpit Of
The Flrst chnrrh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Police, Schools and Elections.

The Committee on Police, Schools and
Elections. known In Council parlnncc as
the Combination Committee" held a
short meeting last night beginning at
1880 o'clock.
The report Of the pound master for
the month of january, which. was sub
mtted shows SO dogs were impoundcd,
OF which number seventeen were redeem
one on, oscaped and fourteen remain n N hook
large batch of bills received the APP
proval of the committee and We're ordered
paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Railway Men Get Increase.

A committee from the International
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way En-
ployes of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way met ut Fords Hotel last week in
conference with +. l.. Cabell, and as a
result OF the conference the railway
agreed TO Increase the wages of the track
men. bridge and building employees n to-
tai of 10000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Piles ia Years
Terrible Case Cured PainIess!y With Only
One Treatment Of Pyramid Pile Cure

Free Package In Plain Wrapper Mailed to
Everyone Who Writes.
II have been a terrible sufferer OF piles
for fourteen 04) years, and during all
this time you can have an idea OF how
many kinds Of medicines ! tried But
found no relief whatever. i felt there
must be something that could cure mo
without having to undergo an operation
which might kill me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
DEATH RATE LOWER NOW
THAN THIRTY YEARS AGO

tics show the death rate Of Richmond now 10
he much lower than II was many years ago
when the population was much smaller than
now. 4 we'll known nhysician. who was look
ing into the matter last night was surprised
frI that the number NJ deaths In the city
last year was less by go than IN 1878. The pouu-
iltion Of the cliy has probably doubled in thia
time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
5ofsthe Grounds and Buildings Committee
to the controlgof the Street COMMITTEES.
Hogsheads Must Not Roll.

z
to the controlof the Street COMMITTEES.
Adopted
Hogsheads Must Not Roll.
Tho Committee on Charter. Ordinances.
ana Reform submitted the following
ordinances:
recurring drays and wagons CARRYING
( nnsshcads of tobacco to provide such
draws or wagons with standards" not
1888 than two feet high and to securely
fastened to prevent hogshead from roll
Ing or. Adopted.
To allow tho Richmond Steam Laundry
To use soft coal. Adopted
The ordinance relieving the American
NATIONAL Bank from erecting fire as
cape on its building at the corner of
Tenth and Main Streets, was concurred
IN az amended by the Board of Alder.
mon.
Several Board resolutions we're con-
cured in. as was also the ordinance re-
unirirs heads of departments TO report
Il III. Mayor by February 18th Of each
veal
The school report was referred without
reading 70 tho Finance Committee.
Tho resignation of Mr. John T. West
as Councilman from Madison Ward. WIS
read an6 accepted
Richmond and Chesapeake.
Mr.. Morton presented petition from
The Richmond and hcsnpeakc Bay Rail
Wy praying for right to construct aud
maintain certain Fiaduets pvei and
across certain directs In the city Mr.
Morton also submitted an ordinance in
response To the petition which was re-
:e-red to the Street Committee
The ordinance gives the railway conf
pa'lv tia right TO build iis line OF tracks
from the city limits on Bncons Quarter
Branch about 80 feet east Of Cak street
bridge and run bS curved line through
and upon the property OF tho railway 10
Moore street. thence across -+oore street.
overhead and on . curved line 10 VIII
Hams. Leigh Catherine, Clay and Mar
shall Streets 10 the terminal OF the rail-
way company TO he located on the north
side OF Broad Street about opposite
Laurel Street. Tho ordinance provides
that The yaducts oyer the streets named
shall he first class. well roored strnc-
lures.
Mr. Mills offered an Amendment 20 the
tax ordinance giving tie Mayor power TO
| issue license to all shows. ETC.. other thhn
regular theatres; referred to Finance
| Committee.
4 resolution WAS passed under sus-
| pension of the rules authorizing the Conn
mit;ee on Grounds md Buildings 10 make
certain improvements ii the treasurers
I office
| Ju1nortant New Ordinance
| iiiiPOi saiiS -,
| Mr.. Don leaVy orerea me lo,lo%lus.
which was referred 10 the sl'ee' 'o'n-
| BE IT ordained by the eouhch o. INC
city Of Richmond ,.,oo - s,,oa,s he
| J. ihat tln' .Son lt'. 1i,oS.e,I and re-
| and they are felY , .t,,,.,i,, ~. soon 40
| CURED 10 efeet INV ~, ,t' a,nrnxaI IN thts
praeticasie a'ter t ,l'r, 4, k f,llre, md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Grappler Olsen Wins.

- tBy Associated Press.)
. CINCINNATI, ONO, February -;
Charles Olsen. Of Asheyiile, y, Ca,to,-
night dsfeatea Charles Wittmer, Of Cin-
ciunati III a straight Greco Roman
wrestling match at the auditorium os-
len won tile first fall in Ave minutes and
the second in a minute and thirty Sec
onds aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
NEWS CAT HERED
ROM S0UTHs|DE
Elks Give Smoker and Banquet,
and Have Royal
Time.
WILL NOT WEAR HELMETS
Manchester Bureau. Dispatch,
No, 1lO2 Hull Street

No. 1102 Hull Street
The Manchester Lodge, No. Si3, Is. +. U.
Elks, hold n social and banquet last
night that surpassed anything OF It's
kind that has been given i'll a long time.
Nearly all of the members were present,
and IL Is said that this represents one otN
the largest lodges in the State
The fetc was given in the lodge home.
on Bainbrdge street. where the Elks
began To congregate at an early hour, ana
where they passed the time in a rarely
equaiied enjoyment until late hour.
There was no formality during the eve
ming. Refreshments were served to the
members standing, speeches were made,
Jokes told. stories related In fast sue
cession By one member after another.
and round the piano gathered those who
arc unsteady inclined. Politics or civic
affairs did not enter into any of the dis
customs. for the occasion was given up
simply to having a royal good time.
Professor II. Bacon presided at the
plano and rendered many selections dur
ing the course OF the evening. Many old
time songs We're sung by the members.
innocent games were INDUCED in, and at
all times were the tables filed with an
uncndinE round of delectabes.
The Manchester Lodge of Elks is one
in the State. and has one of the largest
lists OF membership. Practically all turn
ed out last night fact that tends to
SHOW the unity and harmony existing
among the members of the Manchester
Lodge
No Helmet for Police.
rho action of tine Police Commissioners
who met last night to consider the adj
NETS was favorable 10 the continuance
of the present head dress. Mr. C. L..
Fettit offered motion tht the helmets
be used. but HIS motion was lost. which.
IN fact. means that the soft hats now in
ise viii be continued. Mr.. Petit stated
that lie would be forced TO pay for .ae
helmets which had been ordered In the
belief that they would be used ly the
police. and he appeared somewhat dis
srautle1 AT The action of the commits
sIoners Mr.. Reains IN opposing Mr..
tPettits motion, said that as the present
force rs rather small it is better to con-
iinuc In tine present head dress as the
polccmen could not be distinguished so
easily by those aeelsing to save them
selves from apprehension.
Honor Roll for School.
tllt examination lust
held in Mrs. E. Hewlett Trainlm's
school. the following pupils were pro-
First .II6hor R.dth Latham Alma Rob
lngson. Irene Aiken. Reva Lipscomb,
Lucy Owen. Vernon Archer Edward An
derson. Annie Martin
Second Honor-Olive T3lankenship.
Ethel Ro1ineson. Ellen Goode, Ella Da-
wilson, Frank Johnson, Sherwood Sinr-
mons, Curtis DuNal. Addison Graves.
oryid ChilHress. Addie Talbot
URINARY Department: First Honor
Maudc Busby Kathriue Simpson. Kath-
fine Graves, Charlie johnson. S. II. Nell
son. Henrietta Garrett. Media Bailey.
Marie Norris Mae Bradley.
Second Hnnor-Cifford MoseIav Macon
Latham Ellen puvdi. Walter Guy, Ken
non adams, Florence Rex Joseph
New Observation Car.
aadeTn inspectors car has tust been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
It's Bill Of Wants is Small BY
Comparison.

The Committee on Cemeteries met las, night
and approved all the bills and ordered their
payment.
r. j. DuSan wag elected helper nj lakewood
Cemetery vice, j.. Wood discharged,
But very little routine business was on tho
table, and that being quickly disposed OF .hu
committee adjourned and the members Went 10
the Council chamber to attend the regular
The Committees bill of wants for the cvr-
rent year, as prepared by Chairman Spence, is
ny follows:
lakewood Cemetery expense account ....... s., 900
C)akwood pay roll s. 30
Confederate gravcs.........-.......... $50
River View payroll ,533
River View improvements. go
Shockoe Hill expenses. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Shockoe Hin payroll. lSt
Total Observation-Disclosures. So sl7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06

Now, after trying but one treatment
OF your pyramids ] am free. free to tell
all sufferers Of this dreadful disease to
try this mediclne--the Pyramid Pile Cure,
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Pa"
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Pyramid Pile Cure Is made In the form
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
Privileges to Merchants.

The Committee on Streets. through Mr.
Pollock. submitted several ordinances,
among them one to allow the American
Tobacco Company to erect bridges on
Cary and other streets connecting their
cigar factories. Adopted.
An ordinance amending an existing or
dinance, so as to provide that merchants
may use space on sidewalks to display
goods in show cases or otherwise.
ADOPTED.
An ordinance allowing the Southern
Railway to build a spur track along
Cary Street to Eighteenth. Adopted.
An ordinance allowing tin signs to be
extended three feet over sidewalks when
put up ten feet high. Adopted.
The Street Committee also submitted Il
joint resolution instructing the city attor-
ney to take steps looking to the condemns
alton of sufficient lands for the widening
OF Lester Street Referred to the Finance
a ri ep iss n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
No Depository Ordinance.

The Finance Committee submitted "A
report recommending that the proposed
ordinance instructing tho treasurer to
equally divide the city's deposits among
the nine depository banks be rejected.
Recommendation of the committee was
adopted. and the ordinance rejected
The committee submitted an ordinance
authorizing the Board OF Health to en-
ploy a fumigator at salary of $3.50 per
wear. Mr.. Hobson moved to amend by
making the salary s720. The amendment
was atl opted and tho ordinance as amend
ed was adopted
The committee submitted an ordinance
proyiding for the appointment of three
sanitary inspectors. at salary of $500 each
per nnnum, the inspectors to be under
the control Of tho Board Of Health and
IA the Commit tee on Health.
Mr.. i yncll offered an amendment pro-
viding that one of the three inspectors
shall be a licensed plumber, The amend
ment was lost and the ordinance was
adopted.
The committee also presented an amend
ment to section s, chapter q, of the Code,
so as to make the pay Of two engineers
In the City Hall 500 each; two tiremen,
$50 per month each; three elevator men,
s55 each: seven 1anitors, $50 each and
| two watchmen. s55 each. ADOPTED.
Also an ordinance allowing the 'AIochan-
los, institute 100000 fedt of gas free Of
charge. Adopted,
| Also an ordinance relieving Leo Camp
Land the Home for Needy Confederate
ljWolnen of the payment OF certain gas
hills Adopted,
ItThc Grounds and buildings Committee
lsubnnitteda resolution that the triangular
4 lot bounded by Broad, Adar1, and Brook
! Ayenue be transferred from the control
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-06
O'Neill's Last Appearance.

Il1C Hplih . III Nal'St
making n farewell tour
'Montc Cristo" and will
cademy Tomorrow night
in the play that he has
new and elaborate pro-
.ong company emphasize
the end of Monte Girls
O'Neill gives up playing
the play will die a nat
company includes james
stars son, and Charles
hard Allen. John Webb
Green. Bart Wallace,
, William McKcgney, AL
Parks. Allen o. Meyers,
Ed. Short, Edwin Lane.
Smith. John Benjamine.
Abigail Marshall. Kate
,eigh. Louisa Miller.
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THEY NEVER FAIL
That is What They Say About
Them in Paw Paw, and it is
Therefore, Reliable

Another proof. some more ev-
idence, Paw Paw testimony to
swell the long list of advocates
who endorse the old Quaker rem
edv, Doan's Kidney Pills. Read
this convincing endorsement of
the claims made for that remark
able preparation:
Mrs. j. d. Kline, who has re-
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says 81 had symptoms of kidney
trouble, a dull aching feeling in
the small of my back, and it had
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Doan's Kidney Pills were recon-
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of my neighbors had used them
with the greatest satisfaction |
went to Martin & Showerman's
drug store and got a box. They
removed the annoyancein a very
short time. My father, Mr..
Miller, also used them for a lame
and aching back that had both
cred him for years. They gave
him prompt and permanent re-
lief. Doan's Kidney Pills are a
splendid remedy and | am glad
to let others know it. "
For sale by all dealers, price
80 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute.
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1T may be good company" he re-
marked.
unrolled the tissue as soon as l
was alone. 1t was covered with these
figures:-
21-24-6-13-23-6
21-r6-15-10-S-9-21 4-6-13-13 5-16-16-19
22-15-13-16-4-12-6-5 13-10-7-21 20-14-2
1913 24-10-15-5-16-24 1915 4-16-19-19-10
5-16-19 3-2-4-12- 21-16-24-2-13-13 SIG 49,
10-S-9-21 21-16 19-16-2-5 13-6-7-21 200
17-2-4-6-20 Ellie 17-2-21-9 13-6-7-21 81
16 19-1O-23-6-19 19-1O-S-9-21 21-24-6-15-
21-26 21-16 21-9-10-4-12-6-21.
made out the reading shortly as
follows:
Twelve tonight cell door unlocked.
Lift small window in corridor. Back to
wall go right 10 road. Left two hundred
PAGES to path. Left TO river. Right twen-
~ 10 thicket'
(COntinued merit lCee61
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-13
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK I?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure TO know OF the wonderful
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EXCURSIONS
VIA the
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-13

"Several years since my lungs were SO
badly affected that | had many hemor-
rhages," writes A. M. AXE, of Wood, Ind
IL took treatment with several physi-
clans without any benefit. then start
ed to take Foley's Honey and Far, and
my lungs are now as sound as a bullet
recommend it in advanced stages OF
lung trouble" Foley's Honey and Tar
stops the cough and heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from a cold. Re.
fuse substitutes. Martin & Showerman