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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21


Cine sanebntenb ltnrte Worliebe
ideint iih bel ben eurupdii6en W1us
narden fir bic @ereinieten Stoaten
eeItenb 81 nta9en. Der beutIde
Staiier bat bieier @Orliebe ldOn oft
ntat nir In @urteu, iunbern aud =; =,
Sbaten~ slasOrua OerlisheH, limb
nun erfIart AUDI &pnis Dstar uou
Sapebeu, Oab % lsin auirt6tlaer'
@aHifD iei, eine Saeiie nad slmerita
3u antetttebmen uub bnb nur IeIn bus
bes Slter ibn barau oerbinbere. Sn
Berlin beipreaen neuerbinss tuieber
bic 8ettuneen bte @beli9teit elmer
aatierreiie nad ameritd. On beut,
iHen &eeierlnestreiien tutrb natiir.
lid bis arf @etteres nod Iebr ents
iAteOen abgeuintt; bas idliebt aber
bel Der befannten Reiieluit bes aais
iers mol ni6t aus, OaB er nidt I'M.
ertuartet einmal nit einem @ei6tuas
Der i9neG fnbrenOer SbifFe bic Sieiie
iiber ben Gtlanttiden Ocean antreten
tonnte. geie erinnerliH ieIn tpirb.
bieb es BEL Der @eleseubeit ber Be.
iuHsreiie beS asrinsen Seinri6 be-
reits, baB iie elm t5abler iein IuIIte
unb nlDsli6er @eiie bas @urIpiel su
elmer aaiierreiie. Der iiberaus bers.
liHe enIpfaHs, ben Bring Seiuridy in
ben gereinigten Staaten fanb, tuirb
ipabrideinli9 ba5u beiaetraseu ia.
ben, ben 9aiIer nod in ieiner ameris
tanii6en &eiicioee 81 beItarfen. Gin
nod entbniiatiiderer' gmpfans iuiirs
be ita BET bieier @eleeenbeit germ Der
9roBen nno aufri9tigen ;sreun6s
erinnern, ipelfe aais
Ier Silbelm BET sablreit9en @elesens
better, 5nmal BET unierer @eltauss
'telIuns, unierem aanbe eeeeben bat.
0as ameritaniicbe gult tparbe nit
3ruBer @enuetbuins bic @eleeenbeit
'enateu, bufiir peribnlitb Ieinen
0nut aussubraden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
Dem lpsilsn aenast elm toOrt.

@eun SIR trant unb leibenO ieib,
uber nidjtiuiBt, no es feblt, bann
madt Sbr feinen Gebler, tuenn Sbr
na9 GOrni's Qllpentrauter.S .Slutbes
leber, benz atten, bur6 bic Belt be-
tudbrten &rautermittel preiit. Gr
baut aaf itartt unO periiinst. tuie es
ni9ts Sl:lOsres tbuu tann. 9auienbe
baben ibn als Selier in Der 9lotb ers
tannt. ST 1T teine 9lpOtbeter.Mebis
gin, iup6ern iuirb nur birett bur9
acknowledgement benz @ublitum Uer4
ubiulet. gauu icbretbe an bic aIlein'
isen GiSeutbiimer, Or. @eter Gsabr.
nep & Sons Co., l12-1lS 60.
6ODne gtpe., Gbicnso, SG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

llnparteiiide Gubaner iiub Der 9ln,
iidt, bab Seie4te ni9t itattfinben
tuerOen, bis Oas Reiultat bes 9eiu6s
es bon Serrn 9aft iid seiet. Wtan
iuGt beibc garteien Oerlaneen. naa
SnterrentiOu nm Elm 99iebseeridt
auf5uiteIlen, iuObei cine Slnneftir,ins
ber Sniel burdJ bic Der. Staten ie.
bod ais ielbitueritaHbIia ausseIdlOI.
len 1T. - 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
Der plan Der Seidyiffuns oss nlH'
fcuriiiuHes f4eint oes GrfoI,
ess fiher 90 fem.

Nabe ber Mlnoune oes @nscOnnbe
5luiIes eins Der 8nnpier naora1 am
Sonntae SbenO auf benz @ltiIUuri
Dor slntef 9aaf stueitdeieer grs
fabrune in Der 8eififfune bes Stru'
mes iinb bic llnternebmer bon benz
Grfole ibres 9slanes, cine 6raAts
bantpferoerbinOuns stuiidben ct.
Souls unb &anias Gitp bersuiteIIen,
iiberaeust. 9ie s2Ora" fabrt nit
elmer SAneIIieteit bon iieben Meilen
bic StInbe, tuirft jebuh tpabreno ber
gaa9t ben stnter aus, ba bic eef6brs
li9en Stellen bes Wliiiouri in teiner
@eiie UDn Seiten Der &eeierung
mnrtirt linO. @eiteuert tpirb Der
9antpfer bon benz 7ss iabrieen
anpitdn g8iGiam 81. @iafiie, Der AM
@dGouri eebOren tuurbe un0 tuie tein
nnberer beruien lit, bas llnternebmen
erfolerei9 gu Gnbe su fiibren. Der
3ampier trat feline 6abrt am Spnna
abenb @tpreen UNI 6;95 llbr Dun ct.
2ouis an. I'm balb 10 llbr fuur6e
bic 6abrt auf benz WtiHouri beeonnen
un6 um bnlb 4 llbr gaa9mittass ct.
Charles paiiirt. I'm balb Z llbr
9lben6s tuurbe BEL &ottepiIIe Der s(n.
Ter aussemorIen uno bic 5abrt an
Sunntas Mureen lim balb 6 llbr
forteeiebt. gsa9ntittaes INT balb 8
mar Serntann erreiht uno 5tuei
Gtunben ipater BEL Sascunabe Salt
sematbt. @littns paiiirte Der 9amp'
fer SeiieriOS gity. aunias gitp, Oe'
Gnbpuntt ber 5abrt, luirb aIle'
asabri6einlidteit na6 am 9Ouners
tag Gbenb aneelnufen perbeu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

Cine Sei9iHte non etnettt 1ptels
beFser, Der tiir5lid] cine &eiie burcb
9euti9lanb unb BITE S@peis pnter'
nns.a, nit benz 9orIase, feline 9rints
eelber gu seben, er5ablt oer 8erl.
2Otalan3. Der betreifeuoe Sotelbe'
iiber besab Iid) nit 5rau unb $o9ter
auf bic &eiie, nah taum elmer @u9e
aber uerlieben bteie ibn uub tebrten
entrditet iber bic S9abisunsen unb
Seleibigunsen benen lie auseeiebt
tuareu, rtaa Sauie suriif. eluf ibr'
en- &uHern itan6en eebeimnisppae
Sieruelspbeu, beren Sinn bic Sotel'
bebieniteten tennen. sic nertiinoet.
en-, bab bic 8efser bieier Softer feline
9riufselber eeben. 9luf bent 8abn'
bufe er5abfte ibnen Der Sotelportier,
baB bas Solel, bns iie beiuaen
pOIIten, beiebt Iei. Sm SutelOmuis
bus fanben tie tetnen glas, 9tiemanb
trus ibr @epdd our 9rui9te, unO I'M
SDtel tpurbeu bic aOffer ridiiatstus
auf bic Grbe sepprfen unb beitbdbiet.
9as 3immermaOden lieb itets cine
balbe Stunbe auf iid tuarteu, bel
9iih erbielten iie bic idledteiteu
8ldse unb tuurben ;ulebt beoient,
unb 8eidtuerOen bel Der Soteluers
tualtune beiierten nidts. 2as Ses
iultat Der Saeiie mar fOlsenbes; 9reis
mai ben 8abnaniblub Oerfeblt, neil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

Cine @epertifaTt fur Ginarnipe
1T in Chicago seeriinbet tpOrben. Sic
beitebt aus glrbeitern, bic TIM 0ienite
Der bOrttseu GiienbabnseieIIif
5n &riippeln eetuor6en iinb; einarms
ieen @eiaernitellern, 8abntudrtern,
bic mabiant auf einem 8ein umbers
bnmpeln, ooer nod i9limmer 8ers
lebten, oenen man lei9te 8ei1dftie.
ang 5ueeiuieien bat, Sbre 8iele Fnb
reht beiAeiben. sic tppIlen Der.
'iuAen burh eemeiuiame 8pritellunss
en bel ben Giienbabnuerfpaltunse
sepoliterte Site fir iulde @titslieber
81 erlaneen, bic beiOe 8eine perluren
baben ober In anbere @eiIe bllflus
limb. Sm CONNER mbHten Iie germ
Gismaiier CUR gerfiisnns baben unb
baneben S6ub eeeeu bic ieeenben
Sonnenirableu. 90 beideiben bat
bas llnsliid Oieie slrmen sema6t.
Die @epertidlait 5dblt bereits slpblf.
bunbert Witelieber. 9as iinb ebenIu
piele slntlaser seeen iene, Die icbuD.
ben @epiuues balber Geben iinb @e.
iunbbeit tbrer Slrbeiter lei9tfertts
aufs Spiel iesen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21


9aB I'm @iberipru9e nit Der Sln.
it9t Der Offi5iere unb bes er6Bteu
9beils bes Bottles bic nmeritauii9e
8unbess&esierune INNER mod auf
benz nuberbalb ber @ereinigton Staa.
ten uiemaub periteben. go auBerte
ii9 aud Elm 8eiua In Subianapulis
ueilenOer beutidsr Ofisier, ber
Sobn bes ameritanii4eu auniulS In
9aiielbOrf. Sebes peer, ietbit bas
iapaniife, babe feline &antine, unb
ueun iie etipas S4abli9es mare,
ipiirbe ber beutiHe Safer lie nitt
bulben, ber iuiiie nber beiier, ipas iie
'pertb Jet. Srlntenbeit unb gHi4ts
pernadlaiiieuns tdmen bonn i9leftcn
SHnaps, Bier erbalte nh9tern unb
rnbie. llnb In ber &antine betame
ber Solbat Bier, ben Ibledten
S4naps bOle er iih In ben Spelunts
en-, bic er in Grmunseluns Der &ant.
inc aufiuae. lIub bann iuunOere
man iid nod, tueun in Der amerits
anii4en slrmee rnebr 9eierteure OOr.
tamen als in irsenO elmer slrmee Der
gSelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

Tert, 10 tpmmt er lpieber an ben Gbs
ieuber 5urtd, ubne bab er nad ber
2eab Setter Office eeiauOt uirb.
Ssir balten. Itets GOuOerte NIB Sriei'
bOsen Oerihiebener Sruben Uurratbis
unO ltefera Oieielbeu in pelpanidteu
Gnantitaten nit 9aamen unb slbreiie
bebrudt 10 biIts, bas tsin Jarmer
unb uanlguttidj tein @ei9ditsmann
obne bieiettsn Iein ioIlte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
1Ddrum mitunter sriets .perloren'
oeben.

SeqgH.
8ir slmeritnner i1einen BON Sabr
3u Sabr eebantenloier gu tuerben.
Sm lebten 8ertraltunesiabre iinb
runb eli @illiuneu 9oItIenbunsen CUR
3eab Setter Office in @aibinetpn be-
fDrbert iuorben, bie tueeen feblenber
uber linOoaitabniser SIbreiie nicbt be-
iteIlt tuerben fUnuten. Su uielen
6aIlen tonnteu bic abienber ermittelt
tuerbeu, aber WliIIiuneu BON Senbun.
gen mnBten nat stblauf Der bprses
idriebenen 6rtit perniHtet iuerben,
neil iie audi benz Slbienber nitt tuie,
Der 5ueeiteIlt tuerben tpnnten. Die
1nnoespoitperipaltune empfeblt bess
balb, 9rtefe unb nnbere Senbunaen
itets nit benz 9amen bes Gbienbers
gu uerieben. Su man6en SaIlen
mag bns niiben, tuer aber ueratft,
ben Srtef gu abreiiiren, fuirb icbtuers
lid barau benten, ieinen eieenen g1as
men Oaraui 81 ihreiben, 9os Gin.
fa6ite 1T, iuenn man ii6 100 uber
mebr, ie nah seburf, Guuperte nit
glauen unO Qlbreiie bebruden labt
ssirO Oann ter erief nidt abgelie-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

itiir5en mag, ionbern mir iollten runs
ierer 5ioiliiatOriiden RiHtOn einee.
bent, bic gubaner, bic mir oUm ipan.
iiHen Sod beireiteu, bon Der elm.
beiutii6en @erfdpUrerbanbe befrei.
en-. inbent mir ibuen als Sbeil bes
srObeti ameritanii6eu gtaatenbunbs
60 5riebe, 5reibeit unb t5urtiaritt
,bieten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
8erntanu, asln, grrttae, nrn q sfepten,ber 1906.

bas Gepaf Hf@t gu finbeu tpar, 5tpet
neue 9aar 9aube auf gebeimHisr
OuIle @eiie riitnirt, elm 9teib, bret
8luieu unb stuei Serrenan5itse seiss
ten erOBe Sintenipriber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
GnthuNafHde RepubIitaner.
EnboHiren einitimn,is bic RDeieUelt'
i1e SlOminiitratiun.
@idn5enbe slusfiAten auf Steo I'M
Gtaate.

Cine Der tpi4tieIten politiiben Ses
ratbungen, bic je III ct. 2ouis nbgee
balten tpuroen, fan6 Samitag i'm
Sauptauartier unb unter ben auipis
sien oes republitanii1en Staatss
aumites ftatt Sn eriter 2inie banbs
elite es ii9 I'M Die glusleeuns zines
i1itematii9en aampasneplanes, nno
basu bntte ber @OriibenOe Oes Staats
4pntttes bic 9eiter idmmtliber guuus
tps, &OnereB mib Senats Sesirte
su elmer iniurmellen 8uiammentlnit
aelaben. Die @erettpillisteit, nit
ipelAer bieiem Slufruf BON alien Seits
en- entiprphen ipurbe, lieiert etnen
berebteR 8epeis fiir bic nllmdblis
audi uun ben 9emptraten i9ihtern
eineeltanOene Gbntiahe, baB bic &es
publitaner ni9t nur in ben SroBs
Ita5ten, ionoerti nuh IN ben Sanobes
sirten 6es Stantes ibnen ben 8Dben
unterniniren. 9lls bic 8eriamms
lung ppn Serrn Riebrinebaus erDff.
net tpurbe, inelbeten iid $50 &Omitea
poriiser, cine 3abl, auf bic audi bic
erDBten Ganelinifer ntht serehnet
batteu.
glabbem bic 9ldne fir cine ener'
glide &anlpaene eineeben6 er6rtert
tpprben tunren, tuurbe tnter inbelnoer
8eeeiiterrns uaditebenber 8ei9lub
aneenOmmen:
Die i'm Stnats pailptauartier,
In Der Gtabt ct. aouis oeriammel.
ten gertreter ber Dffisielten Crsana
iiatiOn Der republitaniiben gnrtei
i'm Staate Mliiiouri, ertldren, baB in
bieienl Sabre nod nidbt bic 8eit ne.
tununen 1T, &rditbeftid5n 5nftstanbiOd,
ten fir bas Sabr 1908 gu nomtnir'
erl.Ns
@h iiub uns tuoblbeiuuBt, baB be,
6rieben, Der @oblitanb unb bai
Slad ber 8arser bieies 9anbeS oOr
Der @abl republitanii1er &onereB'
abeeOrbneter abbdnet, bantit BIZ
Srunbiibeu nierer Gartei, tpie iie boz
uuierem trefflihen grafbenten
SbeOoure &uOieuelt, auseeleet uni
onrasefiibrt tuerben, audi fernerbir
@eltnng bebalten inDeen.
@ir ruiirbeu NIT Greuben Gbeubort
Rooiepelt I'M Sabre 1908 unteritiber
our @iebertpabl in bas bube 9lmt
oas er iebt betletbet, uub faIls er iif
iueieert, bic INSTRUMENTATION ansup
riebmen 10 tuerben mir bereittuillie
uno freuois aus Der 8nbl fdbise,
Republitaner ireenb einen unter.
fifteen, Der bic grinstpien uno bic
@ulitit ber sesenludrtioen Saesierunl
9atbeiBt."
Die Staatstampaene iuirb in &c.
oalta er6ffnet iuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

Su Boone County tppIlte Or.
9. q stOpers ben tranten 9leser
9oOOlam Sater naa benz SOipital III
Columbia brinseu anO febte i'm nebs
en- iid III bas gusgy. llnterueas
itarb Der gaeeer unb Der 9Ottor bradJs
te bic neben ibm aufredtiiBen6e
aeide rah Der Gtabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

slbOnHirt uui Oas roermannsr
gOltsblntt.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21

hC@vs LSspepSia Cure
"niHssts nnat you cAt"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
.GuTH's BEAUTIFUL
CAFE OPENS 0-DAY
Decorators Art Has Been Almost
Exhausted in Making Place
Attractive.

To-day will witness tho opening OF an
other new cafe In RIchrilond-one that is
modern ana up-to.datc In every partlcu-
lar, and one that will suit the fancy
OF the most fastldlous. The new place Ia
the Guth Chocolate Company. situated
at No. 800 East Brond Street
The store and cafe have been arranged
With the view of giving comfort, abso-
lutte cleanliness and the best OF service
to each patron. The cafe is located on
the second floor and Is reached by an
elevator Of the most modern design. The
cuisine Ia In charge OF one OF Chicagos
most noted chefs. who. will personally
superintend the cooking and serving of
tho articles ON tho nenu. Expense has
not been spared In the construction, and
IL Will not Inc III tho maintenance OF the
handsome store. The management
promises that tho latest creation, the
newest and most appetizing dishes Will
continually be served. Special attention
Will be given to dainty club lunches.
As the cafe Is extremely cosy and we'll
adapted for rendezvous, 1t will afford an
excellent place to spend a pleasant half
hour during the day while shopping Guth
chocolates and bon-bons have a national
reputation. because OF their extra fine
quality and the unvarying standard that
IS maintained in the selection OF the ma
teriais used for their manufacture. The
candy will be put up in specially imported
baskets, which in their originality cover
a wide variety OF ideas
Besides all this. the store will have the
most Improved soda water fountain and
VIII servo both hot and cold drinks.
The place was beautifully furnished
and fitted by A. Alperin & COMPANY. who
did the painting and decorating: L.. A.
Becker Company. who erected the soda
fountain and the onyx tables; r. l..
feters. who did the sign work, and by
Tue Iaylor Electric Company, who did
all the electric wiring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03

BRIEFS

Specia! TO The Times Dispatoh.)
BRISTOL. VA, March 2-Following NJ,
Lee Coal Company. Kentucky corpora
ton. the Black Mountain Coal Lands
Company to-day leased to the Dominion
coal Company, composed OF Ohio capt.
,alisls; Ioo-acre tract Of valuable coal
lands IN Lee county Va. and the lessees
Will establish mining operations. The
company's capital is $4,000.
BIG STONE GAP. VA.-The extension
OF the Interstate Railroad, which is be-
ing constructed between AppaIachia and
Norton, Va. WILL soon be completed. The
track is now being laid and trains will
be running over the road within sixty
days
CHATHAM, vA.-Joseph Webster, of
Langdon. ~. D.. who recently purchased
the farm of r. A. Van Denburg, near
Chatham. for 5000, took possession of hi.
purchase on Thursday. Mr.. Van Denburg
will leave this week for Richmond with
his family. where they will reside in the
future
DANvIILE. vA.-sheriff Lee of
Greensville county. arrived in the city to-
day for Ryland Hicks desperate negro
way robbery, having robbed an aged
an ESCAPE from the chain gang.
NORFOLK, VA.--Harold L. Albert, OF
Portsmouth, has acceded to the demands
of the Plumbers Union and his men Will
return to work Monday. j. ]. Gallagher,
speaking for the striking workmen, says
there will be no compromise in the de-
nand for the wage scale and for eight
hours to constitute days work. CAL
lagher also says that the statement given
out that the masters agreed TO meet the
striking plumbers half way Is erroneous.
STANTON, vA.-On Thursday while
Mr.. W. n. Dryden was digging UP a gas
pipe an Scars Hill ne struck an opening
to the Sears FILL cave. and felt himself
gradually going down. but after descendr
Ing. several feet he succeeded In extri-
eating himself. The cave Is very deep.
and when one throws rock into 1t per-
son at the entrance cannot hearit strike
botton.A An effort will he made to I'LL
the cave with rock,
URBANNA. vA.-The steamer Potomac.
which went ashore near here during the
snow-storm Tuesday. has not been pulled
of yet.
WINCHESTER, Waiter spending a
large sum OF money on improvements at
the Taylor Hotel. one OF the most famous
civil war hostelrtes in the South. T. T.
Rtchhart. who signed long lease last
fall left to-day for Chicago. not intend
Ing to return. He made n statement to
the effect that he had been unable to
regain the hotels former extensive trade.
Some of his personal property has been
attached by A. l., shearer. agent for
Miss Robins. the owner. Ritchhart WAS
formerly a hotel manager Mt South
Omaha, Neb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
ADAMS CONFEssEs TO
PART IN THE MURDERS
The Statement Full and Sweeping
/ Even More Important Than
Orchards.
(By Associated press.D

BOISE. IDAHO. March THE Slater
man Tomorrow will say.
The Statesman Is authorized to an
nounce tina. Steve Adams. arrested Mt
Haines. Oregon. OH February. 10th, in con-
nection with the assassination of former
Governor Frank Steunenberg, has made
q full and sweeping confession.
This confession is far more important
than that made by Harry Orchard This
statement was made by James AIcPar-
land. detective In charge Of the inves-
tigation. last evening. in tho presence Of
Governor Goodlng. of Idaho. and J. Fl.
Hawley. the latter In charge OF the prose
cution.
Mr. Mcfarland added that Aeiams's
confession fully and exactly corroborates
that made by Orchard Mt every point
touched on by both.
Still another statement made by De-
tective Mcfarland was that the Adams
confession gave the details OF a large
number OF murders that were not referred
to In any manner by Orchard. The further
statement was made that Adams had
made this confession without being prom
ised anything. When talked with about
the matter. he simply made a clean breast
of all he knew OF this case and OF the
secret workings OF the Western Fedora
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
SPIRITED CONTESTS.
Evenly Matched Races at the
Reservoir Rink Last Night.

Seldom have the patrons Of the big rink
at the Reservoir seen racers so cvently
matched rs were Fred Haley ana
Thomas Flgg last night In the Reservoir
rink In the mile match race for n prize
and time records. Figg won by three
yards in BAT. Haley took the lead at
tho first turn and held 1t until the half
mile post. when iF'igg passed him For the
next quarter 1t was neck and neck be-
tween them with the winner very much
in doubt until after the three-quarter mile
had been passed when Fig gradually
forged ahead. Tigs won on his superior
ability to make short turns. Haley was
best In tho stretches.
There were two preliminary mile races
before the match race and final mile
dash between tho four best from the
preliminnries. In the first OF the pre-
liminaries r, r., Parker won in 3:42 with
C. r. Parker second. The second was
Won ny Walter l.. NewberrN, with Julian
Eubanli n very close second. In the final
race all four got away, in bunch and
stuck close together for the first quar-
ter OF u mile. Finally r. L. Parker took
tho lend, With G.. p. Parker closely fol-
lowing, In the stretch C. r Parker took
the lead and Won IN 3.i6.
Next Friday night there will be fnt
mans race for men weighing not less
than aO pounds, Zen Jones, Weighing
295 pounds, las issued n challenge TO tho
winner Of this race He has also issued
n challenge to race any other man
weighing over $50 pounds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
FREQUENT BURNING
Of LITTLE CHILDREN.
Three Seriously Injured and One
Dies From the
rrf>
Effects


Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
dren have been Seriously G Burned hers our our
Ing the past several days, one Of the VIC
Ing richard Adams. the four.yearsold SON
OF Sam Adams. a cotton-mill operative
of Scheduled. was playing before an open
fireplace. when his clothing caught attire.
n. all Of the clothing was burned
frishtfully burned in .her EFFORT 10 save
the child's life. Death came yesterday
after twenty-four hours OF Intense suffer
ing.
Little Bessie .Axsom. aged four years,
and the child of e. r. AxsoiIl. also mill
operative, is at the hospital here suffering
from burns sustained while playing with
child's body has been burned away. and
the only hope of saving the life OF the
little ono by grating now skin on the
Bertha Riclunan. aged six. years, and
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hickman, was
badly burned several days ago by turning
the Contents Of a pot OF boiling coffee on
herself. She is getting along nicely and
Will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
LOST WILL FOUND.
In An Unmarked Erlveloped and
Stuck to Back of Safe.

ALARTINsV1Ll.E, VA. March 2.-The
last will and testament OF tho late Wythe
NJ Peyton, of this place, who died at
his mothers home IN Salem, Va. early
In January. 1898. was found in cleaning
ont the safe of his brother. William M.
Peyton. here yesterday. Tho will pro-
vided for the burial OF the deceased
tho payment OF his debts. leaves his home
here to his daughter. Louise NJ Peyton.
and his other property to DO divided
among his other children. The estate
has been 30 managed by the administra-
tor as to render the carrying out OF Mr..
Poyton's wishes very easy, The will was
In an unmarked envelope >ad had stuck
to the paint in the back Of the safe. It
is dated in 1896 and witnessed by n. II.
Morris and 4. B. stultz. both OF whom
were at that time citizens Of Martins
ville Mr.. Morris being stu citizen of
this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
ASK TO BE ANNEXED.
Suburbs of Danville Knocking
for Admission to City.
Especial to The Times Dlspatcl.)

DANVILLE, VA. March "A meetins
OF tbs. Special Annexation Committee. OF
the City COUNCIL. appointed to consider the
petitions OF the residents OF West Main
Street and vicinity, asking an extension OF
the corporation limits of Danvtlle, was
We're present and addressed the
committee. expressing their desire to be
taken into the city. The committee Will
recommend that the petition be granted,
the terms to be as that prescribed by the
law. The proposed extension will take
in the city park
Lodge, Odd Fellows. was dedicated last
night with elaborate exercises. Rev. T.
FL. Rawlings, OF this city, delivered the
principal address
A 3. Chaatham, chief train DISPATCHER
for the Danvllle and Western Railway,
was operated on here yesterday for APP
pendicitis, with abscess. The condition OF
Mr.. Cheatham Is regarded serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-03
VOICE. TO PEOPLE
IN MAKING LAWS
Guarantees Of Liberty Granted in
Russia and d Manifesto
Issued.
HAVE ASSEMBLY AND COUNCIL
Both TO Have Power TO Initiate
Legislation Which Docs Not
Affect Fundamental Laws.

lily sNSSOciutcu t'TeSE.J
81. PETERSBURG. March 2..-.As the
result of n series of special councils.
hold ut Tsarskoe-Sclo. the main guar
nntees OF liberty have been granted and Il
manifesto has been ordered to be coded
and Incorporated IN the fundamental
laws OF the empire.
No law WIN hereafter be effective with
out the approval OF the National Assem-
bly, and Council OF the empire. The lat
ter body will consist of an equal number
OF appointed and elected members taken
from the Clergy. nobility zemstovs. Acad-
envy of Science. universities. trade and
industry.
There Will be two houses, both of
which will have power to initiate lcgis-
lation, which does not affect the funda-
mental laws Of the empire. tho Tues
ton Of succession. etc. The annual SEES
sions will be convoked and closed by i'm
perial tkase.
Both the Council OF the Empire and the
National Assembly will enjoy the right
to interpellate ministers for alleged I'M
lawful acts. The sessions will be public