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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01
BeIasCo Objects To
Mrs. Carriers Husband

New York, Aug. 20.-The separation
Of David Bclasco and Mrs, Leslie Car
ter Payne aito: partnership OF Six-
teen years. merely because the actress
took Il youthful husband, was no,
comprehensive toa those persons who
knew Mrs, Carter Payne had been the
most profitable of Belasco's stars.
II develops that the oficiouBness oi
Payne prevented Belasco from carry
ing out the original plan OF ignoring
the marriage and proceeding with the
preparations Tor Mrs. Carter Paynes
new play.
When Bcasco failed to announce hls
intentions promptly enough Payne
went to see him several times, pro-
claiming that he represented his wife
in business and expected some salts
factory statement of the plans for Mrs
Payne's season. Thereupon Belasco
decided it was time for him and Mrs.
Garter Payne to separate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01

eight years In which II has had con
troll OF the archipelago.
Even the most enthusiastic adyo.
Gates of the Administration declare
that the only thing done by the Unit.
cd States toward the creation of the
naval base at Manila, In the event Of
the contest with Japan, IL the sending
Of the dry dock Dewey TO the eastern
waters. The Dewey would be val.
liable adjunct to the American navy
In the event of the conflict, as II
would enable the commanding officer
to repair vessels which were crippled
during a conflict.
In the event of war with Japan the
American navy would be thrown back
upon this side of the Pacific ocean,
and experts believe that Japanese
ships could come to Hawaii and com.
mand the ports of those Islands
against our own commerce, even II
the guns we have mounted at Hawaii
should be sufficiently strong to pre-
vent the Japanese ships from enter
ing the harbor. The only salvation
Tor the American nation would be TO
get It's entire TO into the Pacific
ocean before J" pan would be prepar-
cd to make a move. Ills, II Is ar.
gued, would be a'most iu,ossiblc.
II Is recognized that hs United
States will not have fair field In
China. Japan or Manchuria unless 1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01
ROOSEVELT TELLS WHY ~ .
OUTLINES RECORDS OF GLORIOUS WORK
~ REPUBLICANS SHOULD WIN


New York, Aug. ga letter writ
ten by President Roosevelt to Con
gresham James Il. Watson OF Rush
vile. nd, reviewing and approving the
work OF the present Congress and de-
claring ito change the leadership and
organiza ion OF the House AT this time
means to bring confusion upon those
who have successfully engaged In the
steady working ont Of great and
comprehensive scheme for the better
ment of our civil and social condi'
TONS was made public today through
the Republican Congressional Com
mittee.
The President also declared that
such change would result In hurt
ful oscillation between the extreme
radicals and the extreme reactionar'
les. The President also said he hopes
the present Congress will enact laws
prohibiting political contributions by
corporations, lowering the duties on
imports fro mthe Philippines and linn
iting the number of hours for railway
employees.
OF the tariff Roosevelt says: I'VE
stand unequivocally for protective
tarif and we feel that the phenomenal
industrial prosperity which we are
now enjoying is not lightly to be Jeop'
ardized, for It would be to the last de-
gree foolish to secure here and there
small benefit at the cost OF general
business depression. But whenever a
given rate or schedule becomes ev''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01

New York, aug. ga decision was
reached today by the attorney for
Harry p. Thaw that the defense OF
Thaw for killing Stanford White will
be plea of emotional insanity. This
will include as n part Of the defense
the declaration that Thaw's insanity
existed only until after White was
killed, and that Thaw Is now sane
again, and has been since the killing,
The decision TO make this plea was
reached after two alienists who visited
Thaw In the lombs yesterday had
communicated with Clifford Hartridgc,
Thaw's counsel. II was decided also
today that Mrs. Harry Thaw will be
the chief witness of the defense In Its
efforts to prove that Thaw was insane
when he killed White.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-01

Blank hooks Of all sorts, ledsers
etc manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
HODGES TO HANG
FOR WIFE MURDER ! II |
Murder in the First Degree Was
the Jury's Yer
dict.
(specinl 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.2

.
DURHAM. N. c., May 49, Murder In
tho first degree was the answer Of each
mcmber8of the Jury to-day in%tlle, case J.
Of John Hodges. who brutality ldlled,
his wife. The Jury fingered only twenty
minutes outside the court room. when,
they announced they were ready to re-
port.
Mr.. s. G. Brawlcy opened the argu-55
mont for tho defense and was followed,
by Mr.. w. b. Guthrie for the defense.f
1'he last speech OF the morning session
was made by MrHH. A. Fourhee for the;
prosecution. Collector Thompson closed
the argument this afternoon In ttlaSnblests
talk of the trial. While Solicitor rhoriY-l
son WINS spcnklng, he described thu muir.
der IN such II way us to bring tears to-
ilIodgcH's eyes. this being the first emo-,
tion ho has shown during the trial. On
the lose OF tho argument Judge q, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
THE ARCANUM|TEs
ARE IH|A|| An I'll.
a Special Thanksgiving Prayer
Tor the Favorable Court
Decision.
MEET IN BOSTON NEXT TIME
Answer to Overture From Ohio
ON the Increased AS
sessmcnt.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

u Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
s FORTRESS MONROE, VA, May IA
happy set of men are the members Of
y the Supreme Council to-day, in view Of
1.-The decisions of the courts of North
Carolina and Massachusetts.
III The supreme regent called upon the
acting chaplain, Dir. +. Il. NIcFadcn, to
offer a special prayer of thanksgiving,
and resolutions were adopted apprecativc
n of the services of Judge John Haskell
Butler who is the legal adviser OF the
Royal Arcanum and who represented the
Supreme Council in Massachusetts in the
i case now settled.
Most Of the members are churcl-going
people, and arrangements have been made
Ito attend divine services tomorrow at
Hampton. Newport News, the chapel at
athe fort and other places. Some few
will spend Sunday In Richmond.
In this connection, 1t may interest the
Mayor of Richmond to know that Rich
mond has been remarked on as an espc-
cially clean city by some Of the members
who stopped there on the way to the
Supreme Council. though they admitted
that 1t was not a windy day, and hence
I they did not suffer from the INSURER
able dust.
II Tho action of the Supreme Council as
to change of rates of assessment in an
swer to an overture from Ohio, is as
follows: The subject Of this resolution
from. Ohio, asking for restoration to old
rates has been widely and thoroughly
discussed throughout the entire land, and
it Is unnecessary to elaborate here. 1t
has been demonstrated to all conversant
with the question of ates and the his
tory of the Royal Arcanun1, that Moth
ing but a system OF adequate rates would
meet the obligations of the order. The
present system combines Justice with
equity and eNacts no more than the cost
of actual protection.
The resolution from Ohio proposes no
substitute plan. either from a scientific
or unscientifc standpoint. Nothing in
such resolution would ameliorate present
n conditions. 1t is deemed ineXpedient.
unwise and suicidal to make any change,
( and we, therefore, report unfavorably
upon the resolution.
x This report was adopted with only two
Z or three votes in the negative. This set
ties the question of any change in the
rates SO far as the present meeting is
concerned. The resolution introduced yes
terday, to change basis of representation,
was to-day rejected.
The National Bank of Virginia has been
recommended as a depository in Virginia
for funds of the order
Boston was unanimously chosen as the
next place Of meeting, and the third
" Wednesday in May. 1907 as the time
NJ The question of minimum age was I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

touched, II being deemed incxpettent to
legislate OH the matter.
Among the recent arrivals at The
Chnmberlln are: W. 7. Dabney and wife,
Of Richmond Mrs. a.. r. Lincoln, Miss
Lincoln, w. c. Sexton, Of Marion, nrd
r, a. Dobe. Frank Balm, II. G. Bag
nails. Of Norfolk.
An excellent and convenient souvenir
was presented to-day to the members
ana the ladies Of the Supreme Council
by the Grand Council through d COM
niittec Tho presentation speeches were
made by II. a. Dobie and w. T, Dabney,
Esq. This souvenir Is n handsome leath-
cr combination card case md pocket
book, with the following printed OH st.:
Grand Council. Royal Arcantm, vir-
glnin.-Old Point Va, 1oN6."'
These were eaEerly seized and greatly
appreciated by the members. AS 1t Is
consldereu bad luck to present n pocket
book without any money in It, a bright,
new penny was placed in each book.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

ed until most OF her clothing had burned
Fl, m her body
colored woman who was ironing In
the kitchen was also seyerely burned IN
attempting to extinguish THE flames on.
Mrs. Britt. s8{1 d
Negotiations for the sale OF tho OLD
Baptist Church building and tho lot IT
occupies corner or Frccmasop and CRANKY
Streets. to r. b. Fentrea sand others.
are about closed, and 1t IL expected that
Mr.. Fentress and associates VIII take
over the property carly next week. The
price agreed upon for tho property is In
excess Of 1860. Tho old building VIII
ne torn down and ter-stOry apart.
n,cIh house erected on It's site. The first
Baptist congregation will build elsewhere,
bat Il location has not yet been selected.
The church recently celebrated tho two
hund:fdth anniversary OF It's founding.
The divorce mill Of Judge Martin In
thu coun Of Law and Chnneary- which
ceased TO grind two weeks ago for
divorces on order Of publication pending
RECEIPT by Judge Martin OF the decision
by me Supreme Court OF tho United
States dealing with divorces Of that char
ncter Ii hgain In operation, hut tho Judge
does not think that u divorce granted
IN this State on such nm order ~, good
IN every other State. ana Will grant none
rh,css tho plhintin iH fully advised to that
effect.
Two thousand acfooI Children OF Ports
mouth, IN charge or their tcnclcrs <i,is
afternoon visited lilo batieHhlp virginia
At thc Norfolk nnyy-ynrd on invitation
Of Admiral Harrington commandment of
the yard. I3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Epileptic Fits Cured.

4 Both sexes and all ages are liable to ep-,
oaae nor OF how long standing. Elixir Ito-.
sine, tho discovery OF q famous Washing
ton scientist, will cure tho dread disease:
nolk Mler.Drus GO; Obtained the i sna1
IN they heard It..
Elixir Kosino Ia positively guaranteed by
Its dlBcoverer to cure eplleptlc nts and nll
feetons So confident Is he that It. will do
this that no has instructed Polk Miller,
Drug CO. 10 soil It under a positive guar
.antce that tho money will be refunded.
Should 1t fail. You run no risk In buying
Elixir Jtosine. ms ono al the best known
druggists absolutely agrees to return your
money II 1t does not cure. Price Sl50,
Mall orders filed The Koslne Co.. WASH
8!ngton, D. Car Polk Miller Drug Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
MEMORIAL DAY.
Daniel to Be the Orator--Elabo,
rate Programme.

Especial to The Timcs.Dispatch.)
DANVlLLE, VA. May 10.--Next Tues
day Will be observed as Confederate Me-
mortal Day in Danvile, and the exercises
will be conducted under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Memorial Association. and
the graves of the dead veterans in this
city will be strewn with flowers.
An elaborate programme has been ar
ranged for at the Ridge Street Taber-
nacle, which has the largest seating Gu,
pacity Of any building in the city, and
will be followed by a parade Of the local
militia, police, fire department., and the
programme will be completed at the
cemetery. Mayor Harry Wooding will
deliver the eulogy Of the soldiers who
have recently passed over the waters, and
will be followed by Senator John w.
Daniel who will deliver the address Of
the occasion.
A luncheon will be served at l O'Clock
to the living Confederate veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

Furgcrson made his charge to the jury.
Tho judge reviewed the evidence blicny
and told tho Jury 10 take the case.
Attorney w. B. Guthrie. who represents
tho prisoner. ut onco made motion Tor
o. now trial. He was asked by Judgo
T,irgcrson II he had Il motion ready, and
snid he had not prepared 1t. Court then
adjourned until 8 o'clock.
In tho last session of the court before
tho final adjournment, Judge Furgerson
aentcnced John Hodges to be hanged on
june 20, 1905. Hodges stood In a firm
position. showing no emotion OF any kind
during the sentence.
Hodges was then asked ythe Judge
II no had anything to say. He answered
In Arm voice: Eyes, sir; would like
to have new trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
SHOOTING CASE.
Travelling Man Shot BY the Local
"a. h. Blacksmith.

Especial to Tho Times Dtspatch.)
4 TAHEWDLL, VA. May 10..-Charles f..
Brown, prominent young travelling sales
man Of this county was shot and Sc
.riousy wounded this afternoon at Wit
tens Mills ny ]. II. McNew, a local
.blacksmith,, McNew fired tire shots, all
of, which took effect in Browns abdo-
men. Z Various 3rumors are afloat regard
Ing the cause of the shooting, but none
can be verified tonight. Brown was taken
to a Bluef!eld hospital. as his wounds
are thought to be of serious nature.
I McNew Ia at large, he is said to be
hiding In the mountain. and g sheriff
and posse are in pursuit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
A4Girl Deceiver..
Special 10 tThe rimes-Dlspntch.9

DANV1LLE VA, May 19.-Minnie
Coles, a young white girl, was arraigned
In the Police Court to- day on the charge
OF obtaining money under false pretenses.
Evidence showed that she had played o1
the synpathies of several of the itlcr-
chants and obtained quite large sum
of money. Her plea was that she wanted
the money to 60 to some other town and
attend the funeral of her dead mother or
to administer to the wants of a sick rel
alive, and other similar tricks. Upon
her promise. that she would leave the
city, she was not punished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Saw Mill Fire

Special to The Times Dispntcl.)
HANOVER COURTHOU VA, May
l9.-One of the saw-mll plants Of L. l.,
Tuck was destroyed by fire yesterday at
y o'clock. The mill had been shut down
for the dinner hour. Mr.. Luck was at
his home. Ellrgton, in sight of his mill,
who says when he came out from dinner
twenty minutes past IL o'clock. he saw
the plant en fire. and at once saw no
chance Of saving it..
Mr.. Luck had just started this mill in
new tract and had just bought lot Of
new machinery chat had not been used
There was no insurance. The loss was
$3.50. The plant will be replaced at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
EXPLOSION OF
GASOLINE GAN
Mrs. Z. Britt, Of Lambert's
Point, Fatally Burned By
the Fluid.
Especial to Tho T,mea. D!roa,ch.,

: : =
NORFOLK, VA, May l9Mrs. r. Britt,
of Lambert's Point, wife OF the manager
OF the Norfolk silk mills died to-day az
a result Of burns received last evening
from tho explosion Of can OF gasoline
with which she was trying 10 cxterIninate
waterhlgs In her Kitchen. There we're
Two fires In the kitchen. one In II gaAo-
line stove and the other on n hearth
and from one of these the gasoline In
the can ignited Mrs Britt ran from
the kitchen to vacant lot some distance
iron her home when her clothes caught
ire md the flames were not cxtinYu!sh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Glenn-Wilson.

The marriage Of Miss Stanza Pearl VIII
son to Mr. Paul Il. Glenn was celebrate
Wednesday at 0 o'clock in the home of
the bride, 22o7 Park Avenue, with the Rev.
Mr.. Riddick, pastor OF Grove Avenue Bap-
list church, as the celebrant.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
Fred c. Wilson. while the groom Is a
very popular young man OF this city.
Mr. Joe Briggs acted as best man and
little Miss Ann Dreyer as flower girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn will be glad to see
their many friends at No. 2Al6 West Cary
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Princeton Degrees.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PRINCETON, n. j.. May 19.--Among
the students who will receive the bachelor
OF arts degree at Princeton University
commencement, June 18th, arc Edward
Darlington Nenable. Jr, OF Petersburg,
Va and Gray Archer, OF Chapel Hill,
N c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Bitten BY a Mad Dog.
(Spccinl TO Tina Times Dispa tcl

Especial to Tha 'Tmes- Dispa tch.) .
BOYDTON, VA, May 19-Miss Lilly
Mason, an aunt OF NJ, W. A. Bryson,
OF this place, was bitten By mad dog
a few days ago at her home In Bruins
wick county. Miss Mason is an elderly
lady. Her friends have urged her to go
to Richmond for treatment. but owing to
her age and infirmities, she refuses to do
SO. She is about Il years old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Gets Degree at Lehigh.

N Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA, May 10
Among the successful candidates for de-
grees at Iehigh University who will re-
ceive commencement honors June 18th Is
Charles Levy Street, Jr. OF Richmond.
who will receive the degree OF mechanical
engineering. He is one Of three South
erncrs who rank high in the class and
one OF few Students graduating from out
side the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Colored Y. M. c. A. Meeting.

Or. j. r. L. Digs. OF the Virginia
Union University, will address a big mass
meeting for men under the auspices of
the colored Young Men's Christian Asso-
citation to-day at $3.50 r. NJ. at the True
Reformers fall. BY special request s.
Alice Kemp Burrel will sing Come Unto
Meli and "Face TO Face"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Concert at Forest Hill.

Forest Iilll Park will be the scene Of a
free sacred concert this afternoon from
to O'clock when Corrados Royal
Italian Band will render the following
programme.
"Wili Grove" march (Sorrentino);
UNA Bella Melodia" (Cavotte); Lauren
n nbeus !, nvarturn e fnncnbachi ~ ovo n
Idleness.' Screnade (MscowskD; Grand
Selections Rigolette, Verdi, "American
Wedding" vlegand, "Carnivale de We.
nice" a clarionet solo. l., Bassi: Dolores
Waltzes" (WaldtefuD and america For
eyer" (MilH),
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Mayor Speaks to Men.

captain, carlton Mccarthy VIII address,
~, Ky members Of the Mfn'B League Of tho
flrht Baptln, Church tomorrow evening
e. az s'g , "G1Gf IN ,hs church parlors Gap,
!oplc, and all young men arc cordially
lnVltNn 70 come ana hGAr the nddrcsg m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Struck BY a Train.
tfipeclnl 10 rho ,llnou. r,isn,.,cl

'HprNIh1 % Tho IImoN- DiBpNtcl) Nm
hANhsAAse VA, May lo.-J, II. JEFF
If'rs, bnsEagemuhfer for the southern
m Ia, ~ ms point, ,wps seriously. IL
ny ~ ihlhly, Injured AZ about . o'clock to-
nBhl ~ being Etruck. by d freight tram.
q truck wheel passed over hia loft arm,
,nluiink y 50 badly that ampthtion was
and body. ri 5'a5'' ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
DIR. McFaden Relur11s.

Rev. t. II. McFadcn, y, D., Will I'LL his
pulpit today at the usual hours. At the
morning hour, the exercises wi no In
the interests OF the Sunday school, and
very attractive programme has been
arranged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Greenlawn Cemetery. Rev. J.. w. Porter,
d. D., delivered the memorial address.
I Citizens, Ticket.
special to Tho mes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
TAZEWELL, VA. May 1s.-At meet.
Ing last night at Pocahontas. the cit.
liens nominated the following ticket for
municipal officers: ". r. Graham, Mayor:
Council-J. L, Barber. j, H. Browning, ].
NJ Newton. v. L. Sexton, A. 3. Bower,
s. N. Hines, D. H. Frazier and ]. II.
Kidd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Mrs. Claude Swanson Barely Es-
canes Tn i1lrV ]

While driving across Main at Ninth
Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Claude
"A. Swanson, wife Of the Governor: mar
irowly escaped injury, when her bugEy
,collided with, west-bound Broad and Main
Street car No. los. No harm was done.
after the accident. apparently unrufied
by the snake-up, Ill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Richmonders in New York.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK. May l9.-Hotel Aston
W. p. Foots. SsNB

Argo Red Salmon IS IAN ideal food.
Thompson's DIaetetics. one Of the stand
ard works ION food,s gives scammells
tables as follows: Tho per cent, OF muscle
building material in beef is nineteen per
cent; eggs, thirteen per cent; salmon.
twenty per cent. ASIA brain food, beef.
two per cent; eggs (wlite). two and
one eighth per cent.;S$(yolk). two per
cent; salmon, six and seven per cent
Get rcady--IdleWood.
q - ~ ". <.Is:.E=g r "a.
R..,. TIA 1The KihdYou HaYe Always Bought
s'ss e Lzrz12zz7Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
id Seasonable Merchandise
Wash Goods

CSC and 3sc EoLL1ENNEs, very fine,
soft, clinging fabric, for hur- 1Or
ried clearance, yard 80 : -
csc coLoRED ORGANIZES, in blue,
green, gray, pink, black, lavender,
y e low ETC. ETC. g inches wide l2Hc
IL 1-2c and 15cs FIGURED ORGAN
DIE, in neat Pompadour andQTLc
Dresden designs, choicesat ydOZ.3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Confederate Memorial Day.

Confederate MEMORIAL lay
III (Special Ia The Times Ispatch) G
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May la,-Jitne
local Confederate organizations observ-
ed Confederate Memorial Day ~.-is After
noon by holding impressive exercises Mt