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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

dust or sediment On the urine. catarrh
of the bladder uric acid. occasional
headache, dizziness. poor digestion. sleep
lessucss, nervousness. sometimes the
heart acts badly. rheumatism. bloaung.
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blfion. loss Of flesh. saliow complexion
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
JURY INDICTS
RECEIVING TELLER
Prominent St. Louis Man Held
for Alleged Embezzlement Of
Sol, 500 From Uncle Sam.

ST LOUIS. MO- S0vcmbc- i7-The
Federal grand jury returned au indict-
ment giinst Receiving Teller u. j. Dyer.
Jr. son 81 United States Attorney ~. -.
Dyer this morning. Oh connection with
tho shortage % f6i.501 in the Iocal suh-
treasury. The charge against Dyer Isl
cmhezzielnluf
Tho Federal grand jury was convened
on Wednesday. and al once began inquiry
into the shortage g S6i.50o when tie
inquiry was adjourned yesterday thirrs-
three witnesses mad been e1la mined Soon
after The grand jury convened taia morn
Ing report % it's finding was made 70
the courts
Mr. Dyer was taken fnto custody but
vas relea.ed on q bond OF 81. 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
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the Story OF the Progress Of
the Work.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
T ICH MONO MAN BUYS
DAVIS CARRIAGE WORKS
St. AIMS Society Elects Officers
for the Coming

Especial TO The Times Dlspa.ch.l
PET ERSBCRG. VA. November IA
Richmond man. Mr. EggleDerg. has pur-
chased the stock OF the Davis Carriage
Manufacturing Company tOr so $50
Tho stock was sold at auction bv
Pannil 81 Harrison pursuant 10 n de-
cree Of the United States District Cour-
for tic Eastern Virginia District
St AIMS Society. 4 charity organi-
cation at st Joseph's Catholic Church
here. has elected the following officers
President Mrs James p Coleman: Vice
President Mrs. John Reagan. Secretary.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whyte; Treasurer. Miss
Mary Stratton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK. November 17.-Richmond-
Di- who arrived in New York Yesterday
were. Naiaorf-W. Thomas: Victoria
D. NJ feHrre and wife T.. A. Dietrich.
Woodward r. Jeffress; Crcnoble-
Miss D. Taylor: Imperial-H Carey.
York-G. lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
REGRET NOT KILLING
MOSCOW POLICE CHIEF

MOSCOW. Nov. II.-Tho SOCIAL revolu-
tuuists to-day issued a proclamation saying
thet they regret the failure OF the attempt
on the life Of General Rhelnbot project az
Police Of Moscow. Nov. ., az whom a bomb
was thrown by a revolutiOnIst. and announc-
ing that their EFFORTS Will be persisted in
until successful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
May Play w and L.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. November IT,
Manager Wilson. OF the George Washing
ton University team announced tonight
that he will probably complete arrange
ments whereby the Washington and Lee
OUTFIT viii be opponents Of the Blue and
Buff eleven on Thursday next
GeOrgeto has cancelled the game
with the Lexington team for that date
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Virginia Trust Company
No. Or, Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

This Company is the author
lied Depository OF Court and FL
duciary Funds. VIII pay inter
est to Depositors OF Certificate
OF Deposit or by agreement on
open accounts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Rheumatism

Does not let so of you
when you apply lotions or
iiniments. 1t simply locs-
ems its hold for a while.
Why? Because to get rid
Of it you must correct the
acid condition Of the blood
on which it depends.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has
cured thousands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

There is a certain class OF
men whose main object in
dress is to express dignity.
For these, here are the plain
straight back long OVercOats
and the medium length single
breasted Chesteriields.
No fancy crossings no dash
ing Innovations.
S15 TO $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
THE WEATHER

Forecast. Nirginia-Rain In east; ram
or snow. colder in west portion Slirda,-.
MONDAY clearing and colder. brisk south
winds H.u- TO mort Invest.
North Carol ma Rain Sunday. colder in
YES luIlY4, Monday Ialr cOlutr iu
Wcstt rain and colder In east portion:
brisk Co. h.sa south winds shifting 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
PLAT NOT THINKING
YET OF RESiGNlNG

BUFFALO. y y November i7-T.sc
Evening News to-day published the fo'-
lowing from United States Senator
Thomas G.. Plat.
Edward r. Butler. Evening Ncws. BUY
falo. y. \.
Question % resignation 7 will discuss
hereafter. Am not considering IL seriously
now
Csignedj ct G. PLATT"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
Thrifty
Women

Nine times out Of ten the women are
the money-savers Of the family. Men
mean well enough. They know the value
OF having money in bank but they
haven't the knack OF saving Ihey
haven't learned the trick of making one
dollar do the work OF two in buying, and
Of laying the other dollar away ior the
rainy day that is sure TO come.
TO encourage these thrifty women. this
bank has set aside a special window for
their benefit and convenience. The teller
in charge viii be pleased at all times to
,es,s+ ladies' who may desire TO open
bank account. make ont deposits. checks.
or give any information that may 10
desired IN reference to our banking ana
savings department
THREE PER CENT. COMPOUND
INTEREST ON ALL SUMS OF
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
II out OF town. bank by mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

When il comes to Suits for
young men, were right here
with the goods"
We're familiar with their
festidtOusness and the more
particular they are the more
they'll appreciate the good
points about our suits.
We're after the young menl
Suits, $12 30 to S25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Increase Car Mems Salaries.
CINCINNATI. November E.-It was
officially announced here to-day that the
2.OD0 motormen and conductors OF tho
Cincinnati Traction Company would re-
ceive an increase in wages Of one cent
an hour on January 1st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

F a n cy w q i ste O a s--prO-
nOunced types for young men,
So 80 TO $40
Everything else men or boys
wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
General Board.

The general boud viii meet az VIII
Iamsburc ON Tuesday. and tire action OF
that body viii be looked FOR with cone
suming interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

tIs4eet temperature yesterday......... 81
Lowest temperature yesterday...-...... IS
.it.H tcu.frra ure yesterday. -.--..----.. .
Normal temperature yesterday. ......... ~
Departure from normal temperature. BE-. ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

Double and singIe-brcastrd
paddocks S2B to $40.
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Conditions Yesterday

ttonu1nd weather was cloudy ana
WARM. Range Of the thermOmcter.
a M.............iO f. u. ........... 90
j. 50 Els T. M tx
T. VI .......5S y midnight.
average. ............45 SO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
WATER A VITAL NECESSITY.
Especially Important During Periods
 of Great Muscular Activity.

Every instant of our lives, a certain amount of water is given out through the pores of our skin, by means of perspiration-also through the lungs, the kidneys, or by other organs. This loss. constantly going on. must be re- placed by fresh supplies taken into the stomach.
 Water has, indeed. very important place in our animal economy. When the supply runs low. the voice of na- ture is quickly heard, and its name Is thirst. This sensation will impel men to brave almost any danger or under go almost any plan to satisfy 1t. It is, If it goes very far. accompanied by a rapid lowering of musclar strength and energy, until exertion becomes all most impossible; but on fresh sup ply of water being taken, an extraor- dlnary change takes place, and strength and muscular vigor are at once restored.
 An abundant supply of water Is. therefore, especially a matter of most urgent necessity during great mus cular activity-either by man or beast.-Will Carleton's Magazine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07

Ufica complete returns give Hughes 7,bS6 Hearst 6,628.
 Little Falls complete returns give Hughes 1,110, Hearst 1.432
 Syracuse complete returns give Hughes 15,57G, Hearst 11,75o. In 1904 Higgins received 10,O76. Herrick H. 080; Democratic gain, 214.
 Wayne county has gone for Hughes by $500 majority. This is gain of about 800 over the Higgins plurality two years ago.
 The city of Albany has gone Repub- lican by about 5000.
 First returns from Orange county, the home of former Governor Odell, show tremendous losses for the Re publican state ticket.
 The city of Amsterdam, one of the industrial centers near the Hudson val ley, gives TO Republican plurality. Two years ago the Republicans had close to S00 plurality there.
 The city of Utic: was carried by the Democratic state ticket by 192 in a total vote of 13,20O. President Roose- velt's home Oyster Bay, gave Hughes plurality of 105.
 Tie city of Troy (complete) gives Hearst 9,252, Hughes 9.0s8 In 1904 Herrick 8,311, Higgins 9.781. This shows Republican loss of 1,616 votes In 1904 Rensselaer, county, of which Troy Is the principal voting section, gave Higgins plurality of 4.0OO
 Erie county (complete) gives Hughes a plurality of 1.5OO.
 Rochester, the center of Monroe county. was carried by Hearst by 731 plurality in total vote of 35,00O. The Republicans had figured on carrying Monroe county by 10000.
 Elmira, the largest city in Chemung county. was carried by Hearst. The total vote, which was considerably less than in 1904. indicates net loss in the city of 1.0O8 votes for the Re blican state ticket.
 Chemung county, which gave Gov ernor Higgins HOO plurality two years ago, was carried by Hearst by 69G in total of 1000 votes.
 Steuben county will probably give Hughes plurality of 2.7O0 In 1904 Higgins carried the county by 4.60O.
 Dispatches from Chicago indicate that the Republicans have elected IA congressman and the Democrats 91. The Democratic figures include Ala bama 9, Arkansas 2. Louisiana [, Georgia II, Mississippi 9, Texas 18, Florida 3, Virginia g: total, Il. The Democrats have gained one district in Maryland, one in Illinois and one in New Jersey and the Republicans one in Kentucky.
 The constitution of the new state of Oklahoma will be written by Demo crats.
 Vernon Whiting, secretary of the Oklahoma Republican central commit tee comedies the Democrats the three delegates. while Chairman Jesse Dunn of the Democratic committee says there will be at least seventy-eight Democratic delegates on the floor of the convention. Republican managers admit that Oklahoma has proved great disappointment The unknown" quantity of the Indian Territory was concession to the Democrats, but nine Oklahoma districts, counted out by the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
Office Greater Than the Man.

Once when Gov Douglas occupied the executive chambers on Beacon hill he went to Provincetown for week end visit, says the Boston Herald. Saturday afternoon the deacons of the Methodist church learned that he was to attend that place of worship. and hung glaring poster to that ef- feet on the outer walls. The next day the church was packed. and as the chief executive of the common wealth entered everybody arose and stood in respectful silence until he was seated.
 The next year he was again a visit or to the Cape town. and attended the same church. Only half of the seats were occupied when he came in. and not soul stood up. Its the ofice rather than the man that receives at- tention in Provincetown," said MT. Douglas to friend after the services.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07

Republican leaders. were carried by the opposition. The Osage nation elect ed two Democrats. The Indians as a general rule voted the Democratic tick ct.
 In North Carolina the vote was light, but is estimated to have gone Demo cratic by about 5000. The Eighth dis trict Is doubtful with two counties showing Democratic gains of 450 over two years ago. The Tenth district is close. with the Democrats slightly in the lead
 Preliminary returns from North Da- kota show that Fisk has been elected judge of the state supreme court over Knauf. the Republican nominee. For governor. Ssrles CRepJ and the rest of fh" ren"hIlcan ticket is elected. sarles had a close call. Burke Dem) fo, governor carried Fargo by big major ity.
 Eighty-six precincts of Iowa show a Republican loss of 33 per cent pc, precinct. indicating Governor Cummim QRepJ elected by safe plurality.
 One hundred and forty-seven pre- cincts in Indiana give Sims CRep) foi secretary of state 2s.93e. Coz. 23.44I.
 A Milwaukee report says that Bo den CRep1 is elected district attorney of Milwaukee county over McGovern the Independent Republican La Fol iette candidate. by at least 3.0oo plu rality.
 stocksIsser Deml. for governor oi Idaho. has carried Ads county against Cooling Repj. who ts running behind his ticket The legislative ticket seems to te Republican. Republican man sgers stiIi claim Gociings election
 Returns from New Mexico give joint statehood s majority Of 2c0. Re ports @ far received indicate thst the territory VII @ fer joInture by from 4lcoo to s.coo. Early reports indicate the election of Andrews fRepl dele gate to congress-
 A larre vote was polled Ia DeIs- wsre. and sdvices recesred state that Denccrzffc candidates for represerfs tives were elected in the Fourtk. FIftk snd Esxhft repre>enfaffve dstrscB Ue Kent counfy.
 ne Finh C Cnifed s<2ses s<.atn AIls<s hsoe lIsfrsrt ia Dsrer. Ths h c QzDepsue gnin-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
DRYDEN CARRIES JERSEY.
Senator's Election Assured by Repub-
 lican Victory In State.

Senator's Election Assured by Repub.
 lican Victory In State.
 Trenton. N. J.. Nov. 7.-Rsturns show that the next legislature will be Re- publican on joint ballot and that both houAS will be Republican.
 Thh means the election of a Repub- Ss)ican as the successor of United States Senator John F. Dryden. The Demo- rats elect Leorn and Hammill to con tress, in the Ninth and Tenth dis t cts.
 The Republicans carry the First, Set ond. Third. Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth districts. The Sixth dis trict Is in doubt. This gives the Re publicans seven congressman and the Democrats two, with one in doubt
 The Democrats have elected Hinch. cliff to the state senate from Passaic county. Two of the Passaic assembly, men are Democrats and three are Re publicans.
 The returns indicate that the Repub- licans will have forty-four members of the house of assembly and the Dem Ocrats sixteen
 Essex county is close, but looks safe for, the majority of the Republican as- sembly candidates.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
GOVERNOR GUILD REELECTED.
ReDublican Candidate Defeats J. B
 Moran In Bay State.

a
 ReDublican Candidate Defeats J. D
 Moran In Bay State.
 BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The Republican, after a short but very spirited cam, paign were vlctors in the state election here. Governor Guild being reelected by considerably increased plurality over last year, while his opponent. Dis. trict Attorney John 5. Moran of Bos. ton, the candidate of the Democratic and Prohibition parties and Independ. ence league, received somewhat lar. ger vote than that given the Demo cratic leader year ago.
 With two-thirds of the state vote tabulated, Mr. Guilds plurality is esti- mated at about 37,000.
 The Republicans reelected their en. tire state ticket, although Lieutenant Governor Draper fell considerably be. hind Governor Guild.
 The next legislature will be Repub- lican by the usual large majority in both houses. and this will insure the election of United States Senator w. Murray Crane of Dalton. who is at present completing a brief term, hay. ing been appointed by Governor Bates upon the death of Senator Hoar.
 The Massachusetts delegation to con. gross will remain practically the same. although spirited contests in the Fifth and Sixth. Tenth and Eleventh districts made the result in those sections doubt, full at an early stage of the tabulation.
 The election passed of without incl dent, and the voters were favored with a clear, cool fall day.
 The outcome of the election was q considerable disappointmen to MT. Mo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
Both sidss Claim Kansas.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 1.-The state chairman of each party claims the election of governor by a plurality of 10000. The vote Is so close that it is impossible to make an accurate pre- dictIon at this time. although 1t Is probable that Governor Edward W. Hoch has been reelected by about 10000 plurality over w. A. Harris. All the remainder of the Republican state ticket is elected by a large ma. jority. All the eight congressmen are Republicans, and the Republicans will have an overwhelming majority in the legislature. which win elect senator.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07

The election iii South Carolina wal without incident, and q very smal vote was boiled. For governor. M. F Ansel (Dem.), and the entire state ticket was elected, the only opposition being J. L. Chandler, who received half a hundred Socialist votes. Seven Democratic congressman were elected five without opposition.
 Returns from New Jersey indicate that the Republicans will have forty, four members of the house of assem, ply and the Democrats sixteen. This will give the Republicans a majority on Joint ballot of thirty-nine and make certain the reelection of John F. Dry. den to the United States senate.
 Essex county is close, but looks safe for the majority of the Republican as. sembly candidates.
 Warner and the entire Republican state ticket have been elected in Michi. gan by 6O,000 to 100000 majority, the Republican congressional candidates in each of the twelve Michigan districts have been elected, and the Republicans will have large majority in the state legislature, with a possibility of its en- tire membership.
 Returns from Alabama indicate an overwhelming victory for the entire Democratic state ticket and nominees for congress, The vote was light.
 All the Democratic candidates in Florida are elected. The legislature is probably unanimously Democratic. The proposition advocated by Governor Broward 10 drain the Everglades seems to be defeated
 Seventy-five towns and wards out of 200 in New Hampshire give for gov. ernor Floyd Rep) 8.0O2 and Jameson Dem.) 8,415
 Same in 1902 gave Bachelder (Rep.) S.6S8 and Hollis Dem.) 6,58O.
 These returns indicate Floyd's cleo ton by 5,60O.
 Returns from Rhode Island indicate the election of James H. Higgins Dem) for governor over George H Utter. who was a candidate for re election, and Brenon r. Holm Pro.).
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07

ran and his loyal fellow campaigners- E. Gerry Brown of Brockton, candi- date for lieutenant governor, and George Fred Williams of Dedham. The Moran campaign was handicapped by lack of organization. meager cam paign fund and opposition from large number of former leaders The vote came from the wage earners principal. ly, as was shown by the strong indorse ment given the Suffolk county district attorney in nearly all the mill cities and other industrial centers. G
 Governor Guild had the benefit of the regular party organization, which ran smoothly throughout the state. Com paratlvely little money was used in the campaign in the way of advertising and placard work. and at the polls the Republicans relied. as did their oppo nents, on party loyalty as the incentive for the voter to come to the polls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
HNswshsy. candidats Wins.

Baltimore. Nov. 7.-Maryland's dele eation in the Sixtleth congress will be three Republicans and three Democrats, proportionaiely the same as at present. but with change in two of the dis ricts. Harry R. Wolf Dem.l. popular ly known as the ''newsboy- candidate. defeated his Republican opponent. W. W. Johnson. and takes the place of the present incumbent. Frank wachter fRep.l who had declined renominstion. Wolf Is only twenty-six years old. while his opponent Is a veteran in Bal timore politics.