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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
VlLAFARrE sURRENoeRs.

Manila. April -vuafara.e. the
Ladrone leader in Malolos G0c.a
miles from Naniia. surrendered ID.
day. II is announcol bee w.H ha ps-o,
ad. if DE viii return 10 the mountains
aud assist IN the capture OF The La
irone Chief Sakav.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
RESULT II TAFT ralp

New York April 2i-Co-eressman
Sragfr sheriey OF Kentucky. a1f Miss
iiim-n Cruen. were married tolav.
Trey were members vt the Taft narr
.u fhe far east. meeting for the frs
'iue during that trin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
WHERE TO SEND
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS.

-.
'"a'ii,'7'o''' pan
I''i ~, llo'n an p@' ls O rae
49,, 0'a'e es'Cneu me
+'i'le leah hed loss To-Day as
' e''i'. ,''' 'iDH ioi '-'e
'V' VI ,s"n ) a,is,, cans ''4'''
n '"'i ~ iia''aHi Netl'
"i'1' o'a.es ! 'e's.'.l be'dlt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22

= mfuh-- NJ rle --ufffo .arI
y-stfrlav fh7t a1 sFf- u-1H D.
maa' to Bring fhe neu uaef.ns fo
caro-. ard u u-e1d taat fre c1muer-
c-ai bodies of Cairo uEe some action
iookfnE fo fdis end Ha expressed -ta
-. ei t.at 'airo would dslv bigger
So taaa aay o-hes c1y. aa8 fsH
lre iai q H-ore- clsr aas maIs lsr
mee'ilE cculd be secured for Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
WHY MESSAGES
ARE NOT DELIVERED.

san Francisco. Aps.l III.
+" The delivery cf Geographic
- me sages from 0at ide 20 nts
= 70 people in san Francisco III
. an impo ibiliiy. The messen.
= ger service Of tota blg con
= panies no lorgef exists. Even
: 4 the companies had an array
= OF messengers it wanld he of
= little value. for tie Iesaons
= that t'se paoplp seattsral
= far and wide and that iouf-
= ney from tha Ferry Building
9 70 The Western addition or to
= me refugee camp consumes
: many hours. Most Of the auto
: mobile have been inpre sed
? into service Of the police CT
= military authorities. ana these
= have but one cifcuitous route
: iram the one telegraph 3 alton
: az the water front % munieipal
: headquarters and the uuswepf
westefn portions This Is by
way Of the northerly water
front line. Nearly every other
street has heen made impass.
able BY The fallen port ms OF
: buildings.
The only wire running out !.
Of SanFranci.co- that or the .
Postal was accidentally cut 4
Saturday morning by 4 work
man en- the cable wharf. and :
Tor hours he city was again =
cut off from outside points. /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
Il Is Being Distributed to the Suf-
ferers in a Systematic and
Orderly Manner
NONE ALLOWED TO ENTER CITY
Inc SICK and Injured Being Cared For AT
Hospitals Stringent Military Reg
ulatlons Have Been Very
Sli htIy Modified

san Francisco, April Fl. Order and
sysiem are gradually being wrought
out Of thc inic ibable confns on
which has prevailed for The past tlrea
days food is being brought in plentl-
ml supply and distributed In an or
detiy and Systematic manner. All
lnose VINO desire To leave the CITY are
beng provided with transportation to
any point n California, free of charge.
10 one is allowed to eafer The city.
VINO cannot show a thoroughly salts.
excuse for being here
The sick aud Injured are being
cared for At the general hospital at
We ffestaio and Al various orisar Bo.
plials. as we'll a emergency hospital
established by the Red Cross society
The stringent military fule Of the
lasi fe" days has been moi lel aI. !
most 20 an extent of permitting Chill
ems % come and so at their pleasure |
Ihera viii be no relaxation of rigid T
'olice measure however. ana the on.
'lF2 ely i pat oiled in thorough
1anner There has been no disorder
epIted from any section.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22

Sa1 Tranc.Se1 Arrl General
Funston hGs hai ll1 men arrested
iar evil pro sccutcu charged with
ialonious odensc ana iakea into CHS
toby hy soldier TIE e-i'1c body has
been distributed among Jhe city AMI
county ia'H NJ n-a-by counti Ch.cf
ti Police D.-aa requested Mayo-
Schmiz idat General Funston recall
PIE University Cajat OF Berkeley.
who have been Going patrol duly
Many of the cadets are me-e boys AMI
Complaints are constantly coming So
hat tlev are hl1ti Hg gun in a reck-
less manner aai holding u2 people
'.thou- regard f0- passes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22

san Francisco, April II. One of No
ourger sons Of r. p Riordan. well
noWn ieal estate dealer was shot
nd Is lled today near bis residence.
aofcan Yves on his way bone and had
bottle Of whiskey in hi. coat pocket
soldier On duty ordered him 10 top
md throw the whi.key away. When
Jordan refu ed the soldier im
aediately shot him dead.
An unknown man employed al the !
ierson lanning company on his wavl
ZONE was halted by sentry. The |.
Forkman explained that his wife was
wing ana he wanted 20 see her ana
red to pass. The sentry shot at him
'ut missed and the va. kman ran back
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
HUNGARY HAS ONE.

Fa7fsl--s p. Hungary. April 2I-
tu s7c ara-1e shoes lasting forf~-ans
seconds vas felt here last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22
GREAT THROW Of
The EARTH FROM
NORTH To SOUTH
ENGINEER TELLS or STRANGE
AND TERRIBLE SIGHTS or
TINE CATASTROPHE.
SAMSON THRUST APART
Huge Columns Of Ma5cnry-Men Did
Things Which UtiIity De-
manded They Should
D. AZ the Time.

Los Angeles. Aprll PIE. Cali
nrown ninira ooo,roar ana ro,,,,,..4
''''' 7'o''''5'Sl
- '.'ii = @''e'ae''' 3" il'5u io'ay' FROM
'ha windows Of his roam in the Ar
gyIl Hotel on McAIistcr street san
rfoncisco bo ,s, .ooa st.a..
n,.nl. @
,'. H. Nv '-5'.' ''i1 more = ,Ae stfeets
s'@a7. .IIs "'',' @i'c' mower 'ae
- .'I''''. ne 7l" Hs'cn a'
e'l'''" 'l'' 'i' az" 0'St''F ana tH'&A
~ "lF"''''' "A' '"ui'Eh.
! '.' ''@' '''',i'.,' tAIAs saw,
s''' i'' ."''' Wa ~ I"I'ie S'FHssl'
o1 poaeo5A-a aal o'ae.3 ~ re5ea
q man "tia was pinned DOWN IN ihe
Du hl1S "'eehaae I wa race with
ne Hie ana - as tace me helpless
% q -
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22

l"A IEAvv PURSE MAKES 4 iiaht
heart;' and the weight OF yours na
uepenu upon the amount Of tinie YOU
nave devoted to reading TIE ads. bss
fore making your purchases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22

OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY at an
advantage are as important as are op.
portunIties % sell At an advantage
Advertising brings you the latter
reading the adc. brngs you the former
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-22

'he t2hhery.
san Frafc.seo. April 2l.-Tha terri
.e strain Of The pa few day is be.
nniug to tell on the people. The 20.
NluI experiences through which the
faiority have passed and the sus-
'ense over missing relatives and
len.s j. caus ng serou illno and
n some eases insanity
At Central aFaau' uJ Oak street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
REV. C. {. STUART WILL
ACCEPT THE GALL
Will Shortly Become Pastor of
venable Street Baptist
Church.

A letter has been received by Venable
Street Baptist Church. of this city. IN
which Mr.. Charles r. Stuart accepts the
call recently extended him by that con-
gregatton.
Mr.. Stuart. while in the city on business
with the State Mission Board several
weeks ago, was persuaded TO preach at
Nenabe Street, and the congregation was
SO much pleased with his sermon and
bearing that they Immediately extended
q unanimous cal! to him TO become their
pastor.
Mr. Stuart is at present State Mission.
airy at Remington. Gap, Lee county.
where his work mas been enlnently salts
factory. He Is not only a preacher. but
an educator, as Is shown by his zeal IN
the founding of seminary for girls.
FUNDS for which were COLLECTED almost en-
tirey by his own personal effort.
tIc is a man of marked ability and at.
tractive manner He Is an aiumnus OF
orn Theological Seminary at Louisville.
For some years after his graduation he
was pastor of the Ashland Baptist Church,
and from there he went TO his present
field.
All the time of Mr.. Stuart's visit here
he had under consideration call from q
church in Arkansas with the same salary
offered by the church in this CITY, Nance
Mr. Stuart will take charge on the first
Sunday In February. In the meantime
DR.. James b. Taylor who has filled the
pulpit for some months and has greatly
todeared himself to the people will sup
ply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
CHARTERS GRANTED.
A Large Number Of Business
Concerns Are Authorized.

The following charters have been grant
ed by the State Ccrpot,li.on Commission:
Camp Construction Company Qnc.),
Roanoke. W. N. Camp. president; S. w.
Harrel. secretary and treasurer, Roa-
noke. Capital, 10000. To do a general
construction business.
Rock Creek Auto and Wagon Works
QncJ, Alexandria, t. O. Prodigy, presi-
dent; J. Barton Miller, treasurer; 1. 3D.
Shoemaker, secretary, Washington, .. O.
Capital. 10000. Repairing and storing
automobiles, carriages, wagons. etc
Huettel Coal and Coke Company Qnc.)
Wise. Gotthard Huettel, president, Nor
ton; r. T. Bruce vice-president. w. H.
Bond, secretary and treasurer, wise.
stone, clay, oil. water, gas and any other
mineral
~ Da y. Company dnc.l. Roanoke.
vice-president; j. Luther Davis, secretary
and treasurer. Roanoke. Capital $4,000,
To operate plant for renovating and
cleaning carpets, curtains and household
erects, articles of personal wear. etc.
Norfolk Amusement Corporation, Rioh-
nIond. c.. 6. Worsham, president: nd.
ward Coward!n, vice-president, Rich.
mond; Frederick Pitcher. secretary and
treasurer. Petersburg. Capital, $1,000. IL
maintain and operate skating Kinks, pleas
ure, piers, and general amusement for the
public. - -
The Algoma Land Company Qnc.), Nor.
folk. A. Lob. Ribble. president; Harry B
Cook. secretary and treasurer, both OF
Norfolk, Va. Capital. $4,000 To do 4
general land Improvement business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23

statis.ics-Prof s. b. Heiges. Sake, Va.
AFTERNOON SESSION, JANUARY "a.
The Relations of Scientific Investigation
to the Development of the horticultural
Interests of virginia-Prof. a. M. soule,
director Virginia Experiment Station,
Blacksburg. Va.
Improved Methods of Handling Eastern
Grown Fruits--Prof. S. II. Fulton, U. 8.
Department OF Agriculture, Washington.
d. C.
Report of Committee on Vegetables.
l.. Mooman, Cloverdale, Va. ~
Report of Committee on Ornamentals-
Prof William B. Atwood. Charlottesville,
Va
The closing sesson will be devoted to
short talks on horticultural subjects
with lantern illustrations" participated
in by professors Waite, Soule. Hedges,
Fulton and others.
A uuestion-box will be provided, and
all are invited to bring or send questions
or statements TO the box Answers and
discussions arising from such questions
or statements will be both interesting and
valuable to all. In making reports Of
standing committees. the chairman Of
each committe is xpcted to arrange with
the other members of the committee as
to the presentation of the report, which
is required by the constitution OF the So
ciety to be In writing.
The Importance of this Is emphasized.
as it is impossible to correctly report
professional terms and names of fruits
from viva voce reports. no Committee
reports will be accepted for publication
| in the annual report unless the above
condition Is complied with.
AT the close of each address oppor-
t,,p WILL ha vi f,i11 n 5 frao
discussion of the topic presented.
| The election of officers will be one of
| the last things done.
Present Officers.
| The present officers and directors are
President, Samuel 3. Woods. Charlottes-
vile; Nce-presdengs. George f. Muir
rell PiedmonD. sontella; w. T. Hood
tTdewater), Richmond; DR.. ]. II. Guer.
rant (Blue Ridge, Algoma: N. w. solen.
berger yalley). Winchester; J. II. Cole
Illwaln Middle Virginia), Petersburg
secretary and treasurer. s. L. Lupton
Winchester; recording secretary. H. l.
Price. Blacksburg: official reporter, Mr.
EGerald Van Casteel.
Nelson county is looming up as a lead
ing section for fruit growing. In attend
ance upon the meeting here is Mr. B. l.
Blair, of Indiana, who has recently beer
through the fruit growing sections OF
North Carolina, Georgia and West vir.
ginia, and who has finally determined tc
locate in Nelson county Va. and or.
ganize stock company for growing fruit
with capital stock of several hundred
thousand dollars. 4
The Merchants Cold Storage Company
through its superintendent, Mr.. Thomas
Herbert. has extended the convention an
invitation to lunch at tho plant to.
| morrow at any hour which may appear
| most convenient to the members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
Caroline Daughters.
(Special 10 The Times-Dlsl

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
ter, Daughters q The eqnfedsrass,y VI e ne
the home of Captain G. T. Smith The
rules for conferring crosses were read Dy
Captain c. Smith, who also delivered
the addres!i
!. Mrs. j. s.TRyland and Miss G. L. Smith
pinned the crosses on the following vete-
rams: j. w Bondurant private, Company q
q. Thirteenth Tennessee Regiment; y; 4.
Pabney private Company ny Ga, r hrIt q
Company G.. Forty Virginia Regi-
nent; ". Davis; private, Company ~, |.
rett private COMPANY M Eift Y xis
Company e, srhirtieth Virginia, Regiment;
ELIAS White second lisutenaht. n Second
company NJ, Fifty-hfth Virg I'M Z. RI Ksgl
Thirty-sixth Virginia Cavalry (battalion).
The officers Of the chapter present on
smith; Third Vice, President M rs a 4, w
Music war sogns and refreshments con
stituted the social part Of the ent e ,a,,li
nisceneces of days gone by.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
WORKS WITHOUT FAITH.
Faith Came After the Works Had Laid
the Foundation.

a Bay State belle talks thus about
coffee;
While a coffee drinker ] was a suffer-
er from indigestion and intensely painful
nervous headaches, from childhood.
Seven years ago my health gave out
entirely ] grow SO weak that the exer-
ton OF walking, II only few feet, made
u necessary for me 10 lie down. My
friends thought was marked for con-
bumption--weak, thin and pale.
n realized the danger was in, and
tried faithfully to get relief from med.-
cines. TIL, at last, after having employed
all kinds OF drugs. the doctor aoknowl-
edged that he did not believe 1t was In
his power to cure me
while in this condition friend in
duced me to quit coffee and try Postum
( Food Coffee, and / did so without the
least hope that 1T would do me any good
N did not Hike 1t at first, but when /,
was properly made found 1t was a mos,
Delicious and refreshing beverage. / ar
especially fond OF II served at tlinner ice.
cold. with cream.
In months time I began 10 i'm.
provea and In few weeks my lndiges
tion csased to trouble me, and my head
ache stopped entirely. am so perfeotl,
we'll. NOW that ] do not look like Tn,
same person, and have SO gained /,
fsgh that am fifteen pounds heavle
than ever before.
.This is what Postum has done.tor me
stiu use It, and shall always do So
Name given by Postum Co., Battl
Creek. Mich.
There's d reason Read the little booi
~Ths Road TO MELVILLE" In pkgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
PILES CURED
QUICKLY AT HOME:
Why Suffer Agony Any Longer When
You Can Get Quick, Sure Cure
For Your Piles by Simply Send
ing Your Name and Address?
= rial Package 10 Sent Absolutely Free,
IN Plain Wrapper, to Every One
Who Writes

surgeons themselves consider a perma-
n n cure of piles by n surgical operation
as a., Very doubtful. and resort to 1T only
W s. me patient has become desperate
I n' long continued pain and agony
a 6u1 ne operation itself is every bit is
eeSaeruclat!ng and nerveracleing as the dis
ease, Besides, it Is humilating and eX-
pe,nsVe, and rarely success.
ine Wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure makes
IN operation Unnecessary. You cure YOUR
ssi5 WIN perfect ease, In your own home
An1 Tor little expense. f''F \
ptyramld Pile Cure gives you instant
, ,SsneI. Immediately heals all, sores and
t tina reduces congestion, and inflamma-
ana irritation. Just a little OF the treat.
ment is usually sufficient to give a per-
Pyramid Pile Cure is prepared in the
form Of srppositories so they can be ap-
pnen directly to tho parts Without incor-
n ven. or .interrupung your work in
We are sending n trial treatment free
OF cilarge, to every one who sends name
ana address,, Wa do this to prove what
We we say about this wonderful remedy Is
After you have tried the sample treat
meht, and you are satisfied, you can
81 vrom,d fu regHlar-ssIed Treatmant, q
for 60 cents. Il he hasn't Il. SEND Us
the money and we will send you the treat
| package, HsN
Send your name and address at once
for trial of this marvellous quick. sure
Pyramid Building, Marshall Mich q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23

Interesting Programme for the
Virginia Horticultural Society
at Murphy's.
FINE EXHIBITS TO BE SHOWN
Prizes Will Be Offered and
Speeches Made-Lunch at
Cold Storage Plant.

o'clock this morning. Already there are
GINA State Horticultural Society will be
held at Murphy's Hotel, beginning at /
O'Clock this mornin. Already there are
a large number of prominent fruit grow
ers here to attend, and those on the
ground held an Informal conference last
night. ~
Some of them We're: Messrs. Sam
Woods, Albemarle: w. B. McGregor, Mel
son; Chas Wayland. Albemarle; r. e.
Wayland. Albemare; A. II. McGue. W. s..
Rodes, W. II. Goodwin, James, Dickin,
Nelson; Henry Sandridge. Amherst: S. L..
Upton Frederick: II. L. Price. Blacks
burg; Prof G. p. Close. Delaware; Prof.
NJ. B. Waite, Washington, D.nC.; Prof.
Fulton, of Washington. ID. c.; Prof. Geo.
H. Hedgecock. Missouri.
The session Will last two days, and a
most interesting programme has been
prepared Fine exhibits of fruit will be
made and prizes awarded, as the result
OF competition.
The Programme.
The programme follows:
Opening Prayer-Rev. G.. NJ. Mcdaniel.
Address of WeIcome-Mayor Carlton Nc
Carthy.
Response to Address of Welcome.
Presidents Annual Address-President
Samuel B. Woods, Charlottesville, Va.
Address 10 the society by.His Ixcellen-
cy. Governor A. j. Montague.
appointment of committees:
On Resolutions.
on Fruit Awards.
on Auditing Treasurer's Account
on Membership.
Report OF the secretary and treasurer
s. L. Lupton.
Selection of time and place of next
meeting.
Crown Gall and Hairy Root of the APP
pIe-Prof. Geo. c. Hedgecock, Missouri
Botanical Gardens, ST. Louis. Mo.A
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2:3o p. NJ.
Fruits for the Home-Prof. n. l.. Price,
state horticulnrist. Blacksburg, Va.
Spraying, for Bitter Rot and Other
Fungus ,.Disaase'" Illustrated with Ian
tern sIides-Pref. NJ B. Waite. United
States Department of Agriculture, Wash
ington. D. c.
transportation and Marketing-Hon.
Henry stuart, member Corporation Com
mission. Richmond. Va. and Hon. S. L.
I.upton, Winchester, Va.
Report on stone Fruits-walter
Whately. Crozet, Va,
EVENING SESSION. P. NJ
Report of Committee on New Fruits
and Nomenclature-H. L. Price. Blacks
burg. Va.
Report of Committee on Fruit List.
B. Watiina Hailsboro. Va.
san Jose Scale Remedies-Prof. c. p.
Close. state norticulturlst, Newark. Del.
MORNING SESSION. JANUARY "a.
Report of the Committee on Fruit
Awards.
Dust We Liquid Sprays in Apple and
Pear OrchardE-Prot. c. P. Close.
Fertilizer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dickis.
Hassles Mills, Va.
Report of the state Entomolog.st, Prof.
J. L. Phillips, BIacksburg. Va,
Report on Pome Fruits and Orchard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
Begin. Examinations

Discrimination for promotion and grad.
nation in the High Schools of Rioh-
mond, began yesterday morning. Elk
aminations OF like nature Will begin
In the rural schools to-day.
The examination ls confined to those
pupils only who failed to deserve promo
tion on the recommendation OF their
teachers.
week. and until the reorganization OF
the schools In February, Is granted
those pupils whose genosal average per-
mits OF their promotion without e1aR,l-
nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
Their Anniversary.

Young Mems Missionary Society of Pine
Street Baptist Church. DR.. Henning de-
livered the address to the society. which
Is composed OF about sixty members. AT.
terward he discussed plans for bringing
the Central Baptist Woman's College tc
Richmond.
DR.. Henning is discussing this matte,
at at least two church every Sunday In.
terest is growing. and the Baptists OF
richmond are doing everything possible
to bring the college here
Dr. a. B. Woodftn. who has been very
~ at the Virginia Hospital is inprov.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
FOR EX-PRIsoNERs.
Meeting Will Be Held This AT
ternoon and Plans Explained.

There viii be a meeting of citizens in
terested in the movement to organize a
society for the care Of ex-prisoners, held
at 4:so o'clock this afternoon.
About one hundred prominent citizens
have been invited to attend and hear the
plan outlined by Mr.. George II. Wiley,
who has taken an earnest part In the
work
Governor Montague, who has accepted
an invitation to be present, is heartily
in accord with the proposed plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
Mrs. Mcdowell in Poverty.

Mrs Mamie Mcdowell who attained a
good deal of notoriety as one OF the prin-
cipal characters IN the Navy Hill muir
der mystery, and who was accused be-
fore the coroner's jury by Mrs William
Perkins as the iirurderess Of her two
children. is Impoverished and in destitute
circumstances Since the famous case
first came before the public. Mrs Mo-
Dowel has found difficulty in SECURING
work Her case was brought to the at
Htentjon,,of Rev, James. Buchanan, super
5intendent of the Baptist Neghborhood
House. who has signihed his Intention
of giving her the needed assistance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
College Debaters Lock Horns.

There will be a Joint debate on March
18th In Richmond between Richmond Co,.
lege and Randolph Macon College. Mr.
II. .. Lowry will represent the F-.,xlin
Society and Mr.. w Chenery the w; <ning-
ton Society. of Randolph Macon. This
Will be the first joint de bate between these
colleges in six years. Randolph Macon
has defeated Washington ana Lee two
years In succession. and Trinity College.
North Carolina, the same. in intercol,e.i-
ate debate. The debate with Richmond
Colege next month promises to be par
tisularly interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
WILL NOT LEAVE.
Rev. Geo. w. Mcdaniel Says He
Will STAY in Richmond

Rev. George W. Mcdaniel, pastor Of
night that he had no idea of leaving
richmond for Philadelphia, as runror hns
mad II. The report had been current for
some time that he had been offered a.
church In Philadelphia, with stipend
would accept. All uneasiness on this
score was set at rest by the announce-
nent OF Mr.. Mcdaniel that he would let
no indncement cause him to leave his
present charge. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
State Tax Week.

Beginning next Monday, Treasurer Paca
will give the people who owe State capi-.
station and property taxes a chance to
pay up and be done with It. The week
will be devoted to this business, and Sat-
Eurday Of next week will be absolutely the
last day in which the State taxpayer
can pay up and save the legal penalty.