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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Cases Argued.

J. Thompson Brown Receiver etc. How
ard an1 Whitehead. Trustees. Argued by J. T.
Brown and IL !. Brown Tor appellant. and l.
r. Whitehead ana No.nsy 3. HOward for the
appeUees, and submitted
smiley et ais. F'rovident Life and Trust
Company q PhLadei phia- Argued by A G.
BraXton Tor the plaintiffs in error and J. Il
Perry for the defendants. and submitted.
HinE 90 ais W. Burruss ct ais. and MASSEY 8
Administrator -. Southern Railway Company.
Passed % the January term
NeC- cases 20 be called. j. II Echols Com
paly We. Town 0f MadLsou Heights; app and
others vs. APP and others; County OF Henrico
vs.. CITY OF Richmond. Norfolk and Western
Railway Company ~. Lyncnburg Cotton MIL
Company Same We. Schein. and First National
Bank VS.. Trigg Company being all the cases
now on the privileged docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
They Cure Rheumatism
A Particularly Painful Form OF This
Disease Yields 20 Or. Williams
Pink pills.

OF tho many forms which rheumatism
takes. that which Is popularity known as
sciauc rheumatism probably tortures It's
victim moro than any other That Dr.
Winiams' Pink Pills have cured this stub
born. as well as painful. trouble is a
fact proven by the following statement
and no sufferer who reads this can ar
ford 20 let prejudice stand In tho way OF
trying these Matchmaking pills.
Rheumatism Is now generally recoF-
nized as a disease Of the blood Dr.. VII
liarns' Pink Pills intellectually make
pure blood When the blood Is pure there
can be no rheumatism. Mrs. Thomas
Bresnehan. OF 81 Mil Street. Watertown.
n. Y. says:
my trouble began with a severe cold.
which I took about week before Christ
mas IN 1904. 7 began to have rheumatic
pains IN my back and limbs. and after a
time 7 couldn't straighten up I suffered
the most awful pain FOR months and
much OF the time was unable 70 leave
the house. and had 10 take hold Of a
chair IN order to walk, and sometimes ]
could not stand up at all.
The disease was pronounced sciatc
rheumatism. and although I had a good
physician and took his medicine faith
fully. did not get any better. After
some six weeks OF this terrible pain and
suffering ] tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
and that IS the medicine that cured me-
After a few boxes the pain was less In
tense. and could SEQ decided improve
ment. 1 continued to take the pills until
I was entirely cured. and have never
had any return OF tho trouble"
All druggists sell DIT williams Pink
Pills. or tho remedy viii be mailed. post
paid. on receipt OF price. 80 cents per
box, six boxes for $3.50. by the pr. WI
parnE Medicine Goa Schenectady. N. \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
c. p. DEAN.
No. 10 Governor St. Richmond. Va.
- : IL -

Established 1855
Manufacture Of Pool and Billiard Tables
perfect. accurate and truest made and II ths
lake the rails or ana ship them 10 n ne and ana
VIII put seq Of The above cushions on and
cover ,hem with aTs'-class cloth. and return
them 10 you complete snd ready TO place
Deans bes, grade Pool and Billiard rabla
BED and clsh-son Cloth VII not fade OF
con per SET l1io S2s5. s. s. $40 ana "a , S1
So and ~ to iS Der BOP 'P ssc 90; 7ac,
size. thickness and grade 900 In box assort-
cues. fuu length. assorted weights. even
Fancy striped POL BaiA. 81. s. s. and ~,
per set 20 1 20 se11. Dean $ champion Pat
he's viii never wear 6r tbsS vi ana NUN.
three or four sets OF any other make: price
Green worstod Pockets range IN prtos ,,or,
81 W 20 {-S9 per set. according 70 size and
Deans Fancy Green Leather Pocle,s, mil
size viii hold or 9 balls. ana viii q; p sIl
feet IN any size or make OF table. price per
the usual kind Of green worsted ana iesthe.
pockets now on the market
per h sre.s 5f IA square pieces s '0'' ''e and
Dean Blue and Green chalk best IN the
world. s. per gross One gross OF this chalk
VII onis.ast 3 or : gross Of white chalk.
manufacture. import and keep all TIA
various best grades Biliiard and BOO; Tabis
Supplies Of every DESCRIPTION at lowest prices
Desns Pool and Billiard Tables are the best
most perfect accurate. truest. level strong
est and Invest tables made.
ola Billiard and Pool Tables overhauled ana
set UP complete. In perfect order az lowest
price for best workmanship. Old Billiard
Tables made into Pool or Combination Tables
Saloon Fixtures. Beer-Drawing OUTFITS. CON
per-Lined Wash Boxes CT Work Boards 20
60 behind bar counters.
out-ot ,.own orders win have my prompt
and careful attention
Bowling Balls. Ten Pins. and other Bowling
Goods.
write FOR prices. Respectfully.
c. =. DEAN
Onice. Factory and Ware Room. No. 10 Gov
ernor St Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
LEVY ON TUXEDO.
Well-KnoWn Billiard Rooms
Heavily in Debt.

Deputy Sheriff samuel O. Shield on Wednee-
day night went into the Tuxedo billiard rooms
on Broad street and there levied Ola the eight
pool tables and the billiard table The CIin
Wen cigar Company, julius Straus a. sons
And J. g. Moore q Company suing William
4 Particle, proprietor Of the Tuxedo 20 re-
cover debts aggrosating about $50. The levy
was executed 70 protect Particles creditors.
However. the High Constable's Office claims
70 have beaten the sherif's onice in the race
70 the Tuxedo. Deputy W. A Kelley. OF Con-
stable Wyatt's force. claims that he arrived
at the billiard hail ahead Of the deputy
shegin and served a distress warrant for $50.
which IS said 10 DE due for rent
1t was stated that Particle was not in town
and a young man Ia the place volunteered the
information that Particle had gone 70 Cali
fJrnla-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
MAKES ANOTHER MOVE.
Eel Asks Circuit Court of Ap-
peals for Writ Of Prohibition.

Another movs was made in tho Bav shore
Terminal case yesterday afternoon before the
United states Circuit Court Of Appeals. when
Messrs- Royal. OF this city and Brown OF
HAiLadeiphia. counsel Tor Frank ID. Zcl. asked
FOR q rule. directed TO the Circuit Court for the
Eastern District or Virginia and the commits
sioneCs. 60 show cause why writ or prohlbl-
ton should not issue. preventing the con-
hrInation % tho sale cf the property to the
recent purchasers.
The proceeding also involves an application
for a slperssdeas in the matter. Judges Draw
lev, Mcdowell and Boyd on the case and
the former, presiding. announced that thu
court would hand down its decision to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Action Of State Corporation Com
mission Is Sustained by
Highest Tribunal.
TIE OPINION VERY LENGTHY
Big Batch Of Decisions Handed
. Down, Including Many I'M
portant Cases.

The supreme Court OF Appeals Of vir-
E'nia yesterday sustained the state Cor
porauon Commission In the case OF the
Commonwealth vs. Atlantic Coast Line
i'aiiFay Company. involving the validity
o. mo th4rclman two-cent mileage bin.
ne opinion ~ the court was written by
Judee Il. a. Cardweu. and IN r. is in
coi13rated the opinion Of the Corporation
t"mnih- ION. which is sustained in full
i-e defendant company contended that
1Ne 'hlrchuan act Us in c0ntraNention
o, the provision OF the fourteenth
amendment ~ tho Federal Constitution.
IN mat 90 deprives the defendant OF its
ir1i rff wltIou due process OF law. and
without just compensation. and also denies
e. he defendant the equal protection OF
me laws 10 further contended that the
General Assembly. under tie provisions ~
tnr organic law n the state. has no
authority Boy leRislationto prescribe or fix
rates f9r transportation. bat that author
ity o. exercise tle legislative functions ~
The state ln that respect is conferred eN-
o.usitcly upon tac state Corporation Com
mission.
Opinion Of Court.
In formulating Its opinion the court.
a. usual ln such cases. passes only upon
tho crucial question ~ constitutionaiity.
ana does NOT undertake 20 define the
limits ~ legislative authority 70 fix or
regulate rates. IL holds that in the Viz
gin.a case. az ga the Michigan case. the
crnstrutonal amendment forb.dding the
c'rr.tation ~ Tie defendant ~ property
without due process o. Jaw and DENYING
O. t-e equal protection o. the inRs is
applicable and decisive o. The question
raised. The power of state Iegisia-
tore % fN "a maximum rate is admitted
Joy irrpltc alton. uut even iu the exercise
~ tni- right 70 is clearly asserted that
the laT-rna king body has TO right 20
make .t r0ufsrat1rv or arbitrary rate.
Tho opinion ~ the court covers twenty
one frreuritten pages IL takes up tho
case ~ Railway Company VS. Smith.
commonly known ar tho Michigan case.
and compares this with the Virginia
statute. cortenling that tle two are so
closely analogous that the rule estaD-
iishet there and several times reiterated
in Subsequent cases applies here. and IS
conclusive % tlis case. The Attorney
General in his effort 90 sustain the
validity 81 tho statute roiies chiefly upon
the case ~ Munn VS.. Illinois. which an
norrrrd fre broad doctrine that a state
government has tina Inherent right To-
Regulate and control railroad companies
and other public service corporations.
and fo prescribe the rates and charges
that they should he allowed 20 make.
u that case the question involved was
The right ~ the Legislature 20 fix by
law rhs maximum charge for the storage
81 rralu iu warehouse at Chicago and
otter places in the state. 4 long dis
Fcntiug opinion was fled ga that case
Tho doctrine laid down ln this case has
been frequently and materially modified.
Tho court holds that the circumstances
in The Illinois case and the Michigan
case arc widely different The most inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

Monumental SAVINGS Association. Circuit Cour-
or NORFOLK county Writ Of error and super
Chariostesviiie ana Aibe1narie RAILWAY COM
p@ny Fs- Rubin Circuit Court - Albeuario
500 WIZ % error anu i''''-
Dice Ct as vs. Sherman Circuit Court or
IDEAS Bond. S200.
Haner VS. Commonwealth. Circuit court IL
IDEAS BOND 500
snith's Aduinlstrator vs. Norfolk and West
ern Raj way Company Circuit Court q FRANK
I'm county. Writ OF error 40 bond.
Paviinic vs.. Commonwealth Circuit Cnurt 81
Ierseaeas. No 10 BOND -'' " ' ana
Yo,ier VS. Commonwealth. Corporation Court
Sf s siy Of h hSss Hc Writ OF error and sd
NorfoK and Western Railway Company VS.
Amherst county WIT q error and suPerse-
steuner Phiiips. Circuit Court OF city
o. Norfolk Wrtt Of a-ror refused.
Naughan's Administrators W. 5eaboaTd ana
Sorfois county writ Of error refused
Hlds1n's Admiristrarrix ". simord ct ais
Circuit Court OF Pulaski county. Appeal r.
Graen e. ais. VS. Bragg e ais Corporation
McDermott vs. Princess Anne Hotel Corn-
pany. etc Circuit court Of Princess Anne
Fisher VIZ. Martin & Alnslie. Chancery Court
o. clty u Richmond Appeal refused
Doid. by etc Hall 81 ais Circuit Court
o. faeq l4er county. Appes.i TsIIs . .,.. n.
Eastern state Hospital Hams Heirs. CIR
cui. Court u Elizabeth city county Appeal
refused
ssmner VS.. Corrnonvvealth- Circuit Court OF
DicE@us1n county. Writ Of error refused
sands. Receiver. etc. StaEg. Chancery
Court ~ City ~ Richmond Appeal refuzeS1.
West.n"ster Fire Insurance Company Vs.
Ocean View Pleasure Pier Company. Circuit
Court q &orfolk county. Rshearing granted.
Southern Railway Company vs. Forgey q
F,icaarlsor. Corporation Court Of city az Bris-
t1i Ilehearfre refused
wasseruan IS. Metzger. Court q law and
Chancery q city Of Norfolk Rehear;ng re-
fused
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company W.
CAFES Nest coal and Coke Company Circuit
Court o. Wise county. Rchearirg refused
Town of o glasgow Matthews Circuit
Court Of Rockbridge county. Rehearing re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Right Prices

too. solitaires OF different sizes and diff
ferent prices Cluster Rings OF great
beauty, Seal Rings. etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
HILL SENT ON.
Claims He Cut Massei in Self
Defense.

Clarence TIM was yesterday morning sent
on from tho Police Court 20 the Hastings Court
on the charge OF cutting Mr.. Massei. who runs
saloon az No. lOl North Seventeenth Street.
Massei said that Hiii dlsorierly on the
night ~ che cutting. November 10Th. and that
no had 70 be put out ~ the saloon HIN said
that Massel cursed him; that he replied IN
kind. and that then Maasei started beating
him- He cut Massei, be claimed. in self-de-
Tense. But tho case was seat oas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
RINGS

play an important part in lifel II you
select both the engagement ring and the
wedding ring from our stock you will ba
Sure OF getting the right thing and
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31

One OF the most interesting events
of the week was the call of the labor
delegation upon President Roose-
Welt. There were about hundred
and fifty of them i'll all-presidents,
secretaries and treasurers Of labor
organizations from all over the coun-
try, and they headed by Gompers, the
great labor leader. The President
gave them very positive, straight
from the-shoulder talk, in which he
took issue with them and opposed
several of their demands He was
particularly emphatic, and even de-
mand that the eight-hour labor rule
should be applied to the Isthmus of
Panama He told them that there
were practically no American labor
ers there, and that the West Indian
negroes employed in digging the
canal would not work much more
than half of their time when they
pretended to work, and that the only
way to get any work from them was
by extending the hours. The Amer
lean people were indebted to the
President and Congress for the firm
stand that they have taken with re-
gard to the hours of labor on the
Isthmus, for, according to the testi-
mony of the engineers, it will save
the country many millions of dollars.
The President also put his foot down
on the anti-injunction requests of the
labor organizations, but told them
that while the general government
had secured many injunctions against
other monopolies during his admin
istration, it had not yet had an ooca-
sion to issue an injunction against
the labor monopoly. He said effect.
however, that the Lack of occasion
was the only thing that had prevented
the procuring of injunctions.
The same day the labor delegates
called on Speaker Cannon with pro-
tests and complaints. He talked to
iarly calling the president Brother
Gompers.' but displayed more of the
"suaviter in modo fortiter in re-. than
it was usually Supposed Uncle Joe
possessed. That the labor represen-
tatives were not, pleased with their
days work may be inferred from their
threatenings appearing in the papers
all to the effect that they are going
into politics and will stock both ends
Of the Capitol with Representatives
and Senator'S friendly to their inter
ests
Presidential rumors and boomers
are always at work in Washington
The -ffer 81 seaf on the Supreme
Bench Of the United States Court to
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31
Pride O. Denver Flour

the time Tor which, if in the aggre-
gate. and including the time of car
rlers, were estimated at the low fig
! ure OF FIVE minutes, means an outlay
OF $3.50, 900 for clerk and carrier hire
The distribution of seeds averages
$4,000 packages day for three hun
dred working days per annun1, which,
if paid for at the regular rate, would
bring the Government a revenue OF
$4,000, and if sent out in single pack
ages, as they would be in most cases
by merchant seedmen, would yield
"a revenue of $4,000. Many post
masters declare that the packages Of
seeds which are received at the post
offices under frank are addressed to
persons who are dead, or who have
moved away-some of them ten or
fifteen years before but that the
seeds come as regularly as the sea-
sons. 1t IS the belief that not one
person III a thousand who receives
the seeds cares for or uses them,
and the testimony throughout the
country is to the effect that they
clog the mails, hinder the service and
are of no adequate value to any per-
son or class of persons.
The President and the Senate are
likely to have another tilt soon over
the appointment to diplomatic post
of Mr.. Francis B. LOOMS, who won
the disaproval of the Senate and at
tanned notoriety throughout the coun-
try in the vexatious Venezuelan as
phalt affair, in which Mr. Bowen was
involved. Mr. Bowen had great
many friends in the Senate. and i. hen
his resignation from the diplomatic
service was made imperative by the
report of Secretary, Taft. which clear
ed Mr. LOOMS. but called for the
resignation of Mr. Bowen his SEN
atorial friends indignant and vowed
vengeance on Mr. LOOMS, whom
they believed to be the guilty one.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31
Nelms & Blum Co. Easter Open
ing, Monday. April and.
Are You Engaged?

Engaged people should remember
that after marriage many quarreis
can be avoided by keeping their d.
gestions in good condition with Elec-
trio Bitters. S A. Brown, OF Ben
nettsville, S c.. says: 'sFor years
my wife suffered intensely from dys-
pepsia. complicated with a torpid
liver. until she lost her strength
and vigor, and became a mere wreck
OF her former self. Then she tried
Electric Bitters. which helped her
once. and finally made her enirely
we'll She IS now strong and heal
thy Finlay's Orig Store sells and
guarantees them. at soc bottle
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31
Washington Letter

Secretary Taft has started them off.
others continue to assert that Presi-
dent Roosevelt IS working for a third
term are phrases of these rumorS
that will not down. This talk is full
of Inconsistency, is illogical, and even
wild. but as is we'll known little i'm
projections of this kind are no bar
to whisperings, conversations or even
shouting There is no doubt but that
the President and hiatt very small
contingent of his party known as the
House and Senate are at loggerheads
think of suggestive of disagreement
and disaffe ction. There are Republi
can Senators afraid to go to the
White House, and are justly afraid,
for. unless they have been good"
the President scolds them like a
country school teacher scolds an in
corrigible boy 1t is common thing
to hear from members and Senators
of his own party that he has dis
rupted the party and is building
Roosevelt party Democratic Con-
gressmen are heard saying. Let the
President alone; let him do just as
he has been doing, and we will lect
a Democratic President next time"
Nevertheless, the popularity OF the
President increases day by day. He
has snubbed Republicans and Dem
ocrats alike. and the Roosevelt party
is growing by leaps and bounds. Few
seriously believe that the President
will run again, but it is widely be-
lieved his party will be strong enough
TO elect a candidate committed to
his politics.
That the entire mail of the great
Treasury Department of the United
States does not equal III amount or
in cost OF handling the annual distrl-
b alton of free seeds by Congress, IS
one of the interesting statements
made by Postmaster General Cor
telvou IN a memorandum sent to Con-
eress That it exceeds the entire
mail combined of the State, War and
NAVY Departments. and exceeds that
of even the Pension Department. is
also made clear in the report. It
may seem incredible to the man who
gets an envelope of seeds from his
/ Congressman that the aggregate cost
Of sending out these seeds over the
country costs the. Government about
three hundred thousand dollars a
year. The estimated number OF pack
ages sent ont IS $4,000. computing
at the lowest estimate f1ve cents a
pound. the cost Of handling this mat
ter. IS $4,000 This does not in
| eitsde any allowance for clerk hire,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-31

Presidential rumors and boomers
are always at work in Washington.
The -ffer 81 a scar on the Supreme
Bench of the United States Court to
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-09
Waldo. former justice of the
supreme court, which position be
OCCUPIED from 1880 to 1856.
Change Irrigation Laws.

Prominent irrigators OF Oregon
are considering the advisability
of asking the next legislature to
amend the irrigation laws IN seo-
Ieral particulars. At the present
time all the contracts of the.state
for the reclamation of desert
lands under the Carey act are
based upon the theory that. the
owner of the caBals and bitches
are entitled to collect a perpetual
annual rental from the landhold-
ers. In Idaho the landholders
will eventually own and control
the canals, bitches, headgates,
ETC.
In the contract with the state
lof Idaho for the construction OF
| the Twin Falls canal, it is pro-
vided that a company shall be
formed among the landowners
on the basis of one share of stock
for one share of water right, and
that within seven years the con-
troll of the canals, bitches, dams
and neadgates shall pass to the
corporation termed among the
water>users. Previous to the
formation o. this company and
before the expiration of the seven
years limit, the construction
company is entitled to collect an
nually not exceeding eighty
cents an acre. The same theory
of ownership prevails in all Gov.
ernment work.
All the contracts tor the re.
clamation of arid lands under the
Carey act in this state allow the
construction companies the righ,
to collect 81 an acre perpetually,
the company agreeing to keer
1.-THE canals and bitches in repair.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-09
Contract for Local Mill.

The Corvallis & Eastern rail-
road has a contract to bring a
trainload of cars to the Cor
Wallis sawmill every day for some
time to come from some points on
the west end of the road. Cars
for the fist tra;nload have gone
forward and are now being load
ed. A new switch is being built
to the mill to facilitate the de-
livery of the logs at Corvallis.
The contract will keep a train
crew busy Tor some time.
The recent change IN the
schedule OF the train running be-
tween this city and Corvallis, il
is said, was made for the pur-
pose of enabling the crew run
ming that train to also handle the
logging trains. The members oi
the crew are planning 10 remove
their famIlie.to Corvallis for the
present. .-A3bany Herald. z