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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
WINTER WEATHER
At SEA IN may
Navigators Reporrtt. That They
Have Never Seen It So Rough
at This Season.
.sCH00NERs HAVE HARD TIME
Underwater Railroad Extends Its
Tracks Into the Jamestown
Exposition.
(specal 10 The Times-D Dispatch

(specal 10 The Times-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, May 2l.-Wlntry gales
have prevailed at sea during the past
month ami incoming navigators say that
they have never before experienced at
this season the sort Of weather from
which the. have but just escaped.
Worst May Weather.
The big ,ive-mastod schooner Martha
p. Small. Captain Barlow commanding,
which has list arrived from Port Tampa
with 2,eNO ons of phosphate rock for
the Richmo,d Guano Company, met the
worst Of weather in the latitude2where had
weather Is last expected to be found IN
May. Soon alter leaving the Florida port
three Of the Small's big sails were car
ried away, e,talling stiff financial loss
upon her owners,
She met al kinds OF BATTLING winds
nfterward, MD Captain Barlow was glad
when he mored alongside the Seaboard
Wharf and Warehouse plant at Ports
mouth this aorning.
CARO- for Richmond.
One thousand three tons of the rock
will be loadd upon the barge Somerset
and conveye to Richmond. Maybe the
Small will ike the rest UP the James
nerSelf III M uTdll - nv wv llCdNS
after the bgge load shall have been
taken out. sh is a laundering big vessel,
though, and is doubtful II the Rich
mond folks vii ever see her. She would
be a. rare sigt should she go up to de-
nosit the balnce OF her cargo at Its
point OF Hesitation.
She broke er gaff during the gale,
besides losingcanvas, On the down voy-
age she broke boom.
Treble Outside.
The big fivsmasted schooner Cora f.
Greasy, which came up to Lamberts
Pofnt yesterdy afternoon, with acres
of canvas up Nllch heeled her we'll over,
with the tug ,ntie ahead, towing, also
had trouble utslde. She sailed from
Portland, Me-, May sth, and three days
later met stong west southwest gallo
which continual for week. Captain
Haskell said today that he was blown
out in the gulfstream and drifted east
and when he ftched up In the latitude
of Cape Henry c was go miles east Of
the Cape. He los nothing but time. how
ever
For Sn Francisco,
The $13,371. 90 turned over to Mayor
Riddick by CityTreasurer Herman and
Treasurer w b. baldwin, of the Citizens
Committee, for ne San Francisco suf-
ferers, has been orwarded to San Fran
cisco through Educational City Bank Of
New York,
The Underwater railroad has completed
Its tracks in 10 ne jamestown Exposi-
ton grounds. ans TraGc Manager Rel
CART announces tat the road is ready
10 handle freigh, to the grounds by
means OF Connexions established with
the Norfolk and outhem Railroad and
! the Belt line, Cfload as well MS less
than carload lots ill be handled,
Judge Beverly LCrump returned from
a shooting and fishing excursion to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Democratic nomination for Congress. me
courtroom, which Is an unusually larse
one. was filled to overlooking, and there
we're many ladies present. Robert ~.
Norris. Jr., presided and Gap,u'.'
George P. squres introduced me speane
Mr. Jones is we'll known to the people
Of this county, and they gave him most
enthusiastic reception. lie arohe ~!
nearly two hon-s. ana ii is doubfni y
he ever spoke with more telling effec.,
The opinion Is quite general that MI.
Jones will car" Lancaster by Il la'se
majority. The great ovation given 4.
the conclusion of ia re"arxs az mon
strated beyond any question mat ne
is very popular with the people OF TINS
county. g-a-Ffi1 l#.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
THROWN FROM BUGGY.
President of Scottsville National
Bank Painfully Injured.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch)
. SCOTTSVILLD. VA, May 21.-Mr. Will
liam Dorrier, president of the Scotts-
vile National Bank, was thrown from
a vehicle and painfully hurt this morn
Ing between and 9 o'cocx. Mr. Dor
rier and his son. Mr.. Walter s. Dorrer,
cashier of the bank, vera driving In from
their home, Mount Pleasant" five miles
in the country. as Is their daily custom,
The accident took place about half q
mile from scottsvillo. One of tho horses,
a. young colt, began t. run, ana finally
landed in wire fence on the roadside.
Mr.. Dorrier the elder was thrown with
violence on piece of rocky ground, just
az his son jumped out and sprang to the
animals, heads The father was carried
to the village in the vehicle ~ friend
and is attended ty physician to day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
HANGER STILL AT 1T.
Mayor Has Him Arrested Again
for Selling on Sunday.
nonial nj Ths trilnns-Dls tch.

ToPeCIHI 70 I 111e ] 11.11'''71e1' n
NORFOLK, VA, May 2l.-S. t. Hanger
president Of the Crawford Social CUB
Will have to appear before Mayor j..
Davis Reed Of Portsmouth. on Wedncs-
day to answer twenty-seVen charges or
violating the Sunday law by selling sou,
water Yesterday Police Detective Land
arrested Mr.. Hanger about IL O'Clock
and Mayor Reed ATTEMPTED to put him
under a 500 bond to keep his place closed
the rest of the day. but under the ad-
vice of Commemorative Attorney Stew
art this was not insisted upon, ana MI.
Hanger continued to sell. Detective Land
sat in tho door Of the club. and there
took twcnty-seven names or buyers.
These persons will be summoned TO court
to testify against Mr. Hanger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Piles
Quickly Cured In The Privacy Of Your Own
Home Without Risk Or Danger
ANY one Can Easily Test 1t ana prove
It, for Free Sample ls Sent by
Mall to ALL

Seven out OF ten readers OF TINS paper
are tortured with piles or some loEatl =, ;,
rectal disease. You are, or YOU WouIn
not be- reading this article. Thirty years
AFRO doctors carried a lancet In. their Vest
nocket and bled people for all sorts OF
diseases, and bled them hard-soHetIliles
quart at q time. 1t WAS tho lashion
then. All that Is changed noWndaEs,
and doctor with lancet would De
considered q curiosity,
Five years ago doctors "cut out, files
wherever they got the chance. All that
has been changed since the maiyel .,as
soothing, healing and curative properties
OF Pyramid Pile euro have become
known. M .h,.
II want to tell you that It was the
first thing that eascd the terrible pam
and itching and allowed me- 10 nave a
nights rast for seven Ions weeks MY
husband Immediately went to our drug
gist Mr. Heinbach, and procured q
5so 5-e, box am now cured, and will
always recommend you highly 10 every
one, You actually saved my lie, NY NY
mind, too. was almost gone from the
pain. Yours gratefully, Mrs. Rose II,
Stouffer 1909 10th ST. Moline, III
If you want positive proof Of this send
to the Pyramid Drug Company, b7bS
Pyramid Building Marshall. Mich. You
viii receive a free trial package by return
mail. Try II. then go straight to your
druggist. get q soc box and get WELL 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
ATTACKED BY DOG.
Wife Of Sheriff Nance Bitten BY
Ferocious Brute.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
WILCOX WHARF, VA, May a.
Mrs. John +. Nance was ferociously at
tackled and badly bitten by n dog at
Greenway farm yesterday. Mrs. Nance,
who is the wife of the sheriff, left Der
home about o'clock to visit an old lady
who lives at Greenway, the home OF
Mr.. Robert Bradley. Within few yards
of the home the dog sprang at Mrs.
Nance and made a deep cnt with his
teeth about three inches long in her leg.
She was taken at once to DR. HARDWOOD
and had the wound treated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

wards where the drills are now going
down. Big gushers have been found in
! the past, and Uncle Sam may have one
stock stock, 'i II you delay Until three thou
sand $4,000 barrel we'll puts this stock
out OF your reach 1t will be your fault.
While you hesitate the drill may penee.
has n settled production in this one prop
erty OF nearly We hundred (500) barrels
per day. This OIL when MANUFACTURED
into the different by-products VIII bring NJ;
back OF this stock on every hand, and
YOU will make no mistake II you Invest
few hundred or q thousand dollars now
while the stock Is certain to grow into
great value.
sixty Thousand OH Burners VIII 30 IN.
stalled In kansas BY Early FALL
For the past six months Uncle Sam
men have been working on an oil burner
for cook stove and heater One that 10
success has now been completed. An
order, has already been placed for 5000
OF these burners, and ut least 10000 or
them will be Installed In that many Kan
sas homes by early fall. This burner
burns the gas SO that 100 gallons Of oil
Is equal to one ton of the best coal. II
looks very much like this burner would
revolutionIze the fuel business IN Kansas
in IN time a market for 100000 barrels OF
oil daily for domestic purposes In the
Missouri Valley. 1t mrxes Kansas, and
Indian Territory crude too valuable TO
feed great furnaces, and will force the
large manufacturer TO return TO buying
Of coal and will hence help the poor. coal
miners who are struggling for living
prices for their labor. At the same time
win break the grip Of the oppressive o, on
fn. crude oil than than can be secured
ali the oil fields yet discovered IN
United States
ncle Sam, with It's score of large dis
buiId large clsterns at once for storage
and supply the surrounding territory;
There are some happy surprises ahead
for the owners OF Uncle Sam stock on
This burner deal alone. The OIL Trust
for Years has offered large bonuses for
A. domestic fuel burner--not to place In
tho homes OF the nation to give the PEG.
ple the benefit OF natures best fuel, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Struck By a Train.

(special to The Times DispatchD
ROCKY MOUNT, VA, May 2l-John
Hall. whom It is said was drinking, at
tempted to cross the track In front OF
the 10 A. NJ. passenger train at Boones
Mill to-day and was struck by me en-,
zine and fatally injured. He was brought
hare on that train, and Is still alive, hut
cannot possibly recover. He Is young
white man, about IS years OF age. OF
dissipnted habits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
ne YIN Rsg9d0azs the foe Business

Should Build Up to Eighteen Thousao I'd
Barrels Daily III TWO Years.
II takes time for any great enterprise
to get thoroughly on It's feet. However,
give Uncle Sam time and you VIII see
in two years that the refining capacity
will be close to eighteen. thousand bar.
has reached its zenith, and Is going down
hill. There Is an opening for Uncle sam.
and Uncle Sam is going to I'll It, There
are millions to be easily made IN refining
ness that is now certain that will be
handled in addition to the different refin-
cries Uncle Sam, will grow stronger
every hour. and the stock Is bound to
natural consequence. Let reason reign,
and no matter whether you live in New
York. Canada, Florida California, you
can invest in Uncle Sam stock, and you
great returns for your investment, FOR
the company Is following safe, practical
BILE course and will continue that way.
Write or Wire tor !,,I Particulars and re-
This company has Just what It adver.
tises. In the different departments, &C
the refinery. on the pipe lice, In the on
fields and at the different distributing
stations over one hundred men are
crowdlng the great work Of the company
on to success, We have .about eighty
pictures taken from real life In the. dif-
ferent departments. showing. part of the
great work; also more complete reports
We will be glad to mail them to any In
weston In the United States or any Tor
cign country, and any other Informal
ton desired. We stand ready to prove
any statement made herein. and solicit
your Investment in this stock In good
faith and will see that you get a square
deal in fact as well as In words The
company will not sell over thirty thou
sand shares to any one man, ;lnd re
serves the right to reject any otrer, bS
returning the rcInittancc. Would rather
have five men subscribe 5000 each than
one man $1,000, for this company Is q
common man's organization. ana wants
as large a number of stockholders among
the middle class as possible.
Price Of Stock.
IN rb,rou 1Ol9 600 shares, 1919 400
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Arrange for Primary.

fSpecial to The Times-Dspatch,
TApPAHANNOCK, VA, May a.
The County Committee met to-day FOR
the purpose of arranging to hold the
congressional primary on the sixteenth
Of June. IT Is feared from all parts OF
The county that there will be very
small turnout Of thevoters because y
viii be in the midst of the harvest, ana
the voters will be so very busy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Shooting ARRAY.
Anlal NJ rhe rimes Dlspntch.

(Special to The Times Dispatch,)
MEIIERRIN, VA, May 2l,vrA negro
named Flowers was seriously shot IN the
camps of the Tidewater Railway con-
tractors. near Mitwest, early yesterday,
three shots taking effect, Tho dispute
arose over some women IN tile party,
and twelve shots were tired by another
negro named Frank Brown, Flowers was
taken TO-. Iuchueod for treatment. WHILE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Cobbs Island yesterday. passing through
Norfolk Yesterday for Richmond, Mr.
Thomas w. Shelton, of Norfolk, went TO
the island with the judge
Ida j. Darncll has entered suit against
the city OF Norfolk asking for $4,000 ana
alleging that she was injured by 1aiilhg
over n city gas manhole.
The body of Irwin Tucker president
of the Savings Bank OF Newport Eews'
who shot himself to death at thar town.
was brought here and buried to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Receiver Appointed.

Especial to The Iimes-Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, May 2l--J. A. Willett,
of Newport News, was to-day by Judge
of the Norfolk Court Of Law and Cham
Gerry, appointed receiver for the Savings
Bank of Newport News, Of which lnstl-
tuition, the president, Irwin Tucker de-
faulted, and on Saturday last shot HIM
self to death. fuckers body was brought
here and buried to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
mp ostoffice oBurglarized.

NYINCHES,NER. VA, May 2l--Burgars
last night effe ,ted an entrance into me
United States postofce at Romney, W.
Va, not far from here, and after bloWini;
open the safe with dynamite. secured
eight hundred liars In stamps.
Early this morning n similar gang az
tempted to FORCE an entrance INTO me
postofce ut Berryville, but were romeo
bv the barking OF bulldog in Post
master Alexander McCormick's room.
Several shots were fired at the men.
who escaped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Locustdale Defeated.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)
ORANGE, VA. May 2l.-WoodburS
Forest defeated Locust Dale this after
noon by the score OF TO to TO- This
makes 1t two straights for Woodbury.,
giving the cup won by Locust Dale last
wear. Woodbury. made sixteen hits off
of secikle, formerly Of the Washington
Sunday School League
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Shiner---Reed.

Especial to The Times Dispn tch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May d.
VIM. Slliner and Miss ida Reed, of up
per Hanover county, were married Few
days ago at the home of the bride, Rev.
d. r. Coleman, of this city, oiticlatlns,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Not Officially Delivered.

NORFOLK. VA. May H.-The big three
funnelcd batteship Just completed by the
Newport News yard was towed to tho
Norfolk Navy Yard this evening ny hVe
nowerf,,l tugs. She is yet to be delivered
10 the government officially, that formall-
tv not having been gone through with,
although she is in the custody OF the
department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Dividend VIII &c Paid June 20. 1906.
There are few weeks left yet that you
can secure stock IN the Uncle Sam OIL
Company. and participate in the first
dividend 10 bc8pald by tho company II
the stock Is not all sold by June Goth. It
IS safe to figure that II viii be much
higher Or quickly picked UP after the
first dividend Is paid, There are now
nearly eight thousand stockholders. ana
they are continually increasing their
holdings and inducing their friends to
buy. The days arc limited that you or
any one viii be able to sccure Uncle
Sam stock. Better send In your remit
lance while the price Is right.
Why Uncle Sam Offers You Good Deal.
It Is the common talk among business
men that this stock could be sold for
more money. However this company
has Il great work to complete. and by
the 20 cents per share viii be able TO
place Itself where II can build too, as
large as II desicea. For the past five
months the stock has been selling at 20
cents per share. Until now close to one.
quarter Of million dollars has been sub
all gone into tho enterprise. and every
one knows that under these conditions
the stock IS a good buy even at 30 cents
Der share However, the company flgures
that by rushing the work to completion
It can COON make back all that IT roses
on the low price OF stock Consider what
the company has accomplished IN the
paxt Ave months and you will have to
admit that YOU are offered Il rare oppor-
tunity OF Investment herein. one tnat ~
commanding respect and consldcrition
from Investors from all over the lnlte &c.
states and one that you VIII nave ~
avail! yourself OF at once or 1t VIII DO a'l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
ZONES MAKES ADDRESS.
Spoke to Large Audience, Includ-
inc Many Ladies.

Especial to The 1ines-D'spateh2 o.
LANCASTER, G. H., VA, May 2l'-
The lion. ". A. Jones addressed a very
large audience al this place to-day IN
tho. lateredts u his candidacy for I'VE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Will Leave To-nipht

Commissioner of Agriculture George w,
Koner Will leave tonight for New York, where
he will take passage for Liverpool on Thursday.
Mr Koiner will visit several European coun.
tries In the interest Of Immigration. and VIII
be away two or three months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

the growing enterprise
No Tulsa indian
chain rein
be balance stock SOLD
the OF
owherc this capacity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

wIic n
Of
pdandt
ofrcnned
s1ooooo Over
asked m
this breaking
in vnu 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

The faster the rcfnittances are received
that m,lcl, faster the work will be crowd ;.
ed. We solicit you to join our band and
Big River Refinery Nearly Completed,
On tie banks Of navigation. where It
will be free from any criminal combines
Of the railroads and the on Trust Uncle
ing completion. The material is all on
the ground. md It is just Il question Of
days until this plant Will be ready for
business. Don't wait until this srent
then expect stock at even so cents per
share.
First Pipe Line Pumping Station Nearly
Completed
During the last week two more of tho
mammoth pipe line pumps have arrived
Uncle Sam Will have FIVE large pumping
pipe line completed during the next sixty
days. The first pumping plant TO be
built was completed this week Just north
OF Uncle Sam Refinery No. ] at Cherry
other pumping station near Iyro, kas.
and will go from there to Bartlesvile
some time next week. ~.
More Pipe / ne Arriving DaHy.
Two more car loads OF pipe line were
unloaded yesterday and eight miles more
are on the road. Fifty miles more VIII
be shipped during the next four. weeks.
IT takes lots of money to complete re,
f1nerles ana Dul!u ih''ce VI p'pSs ~, ~, 49,
when they are once completed they are
the biggest nloney-n1akers on earth. Inc
quicker VIC can place the balance OF this
stock the quicker we can unload pipe
line, and the company will make q spe-
cial effort to raise sixty thousand dollars
for the pipe line department alone during
the next fifteen days, after which this
stock may be advanced to half dollar
per share.
Strikes Another Great olIer.
AS was to be expected. Uncle Sam
drillcrs completed another fortune maker
In Eleven Hundred Acre Lot 43. Usage
At this writing the drills are lined up
double breast. following close on the
trail of what oil men believe will develop
the greatest oil pool Of the Usage coun-
try. One OF the drills Is now within
forty eigh, hours run Of the pay dirt
IT is going deeper every hour. and Is ope
rating day and night. The oil sand has
been increasing for several locations to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Special offers,
Monthly Payment offer.

From the start Uncle Sam Company 4
has made it possible for men Of limited
means to Join the company, and In adds
ton to Offering treasury stock at the
aforementioned cash price. will sell on
monthly payments as follows vi
Ct, >fo,ti,1,. r1,,,,,, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
Rsmlt,anees Arc Strong.

rp TO date there has been paid INTO
this company over one-half million dol.
lars. Men are buying stock to-day tiat
purchased stock on the start over one
Thousand Inquiries have been received
for This stock during the last few DAYS.
There n, en- are thousands Of tho stockholders
who viii buy stock during the next zen
days. There viii be others VINO w. J., m Wa
tao long and be TOO late. Renlttinces
~ No nas, two weeks total over thirty
Two 1n thousand dollars tss2, oooo Ne. meX !
week they sill not run, under ,Ws,i.s
thousand, and may 80 hali h'siiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Brown made good his escape. Flowers
is expected to die.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22

Hundred acre Lot So
Usage
tandm
only at a
coninu T
Of
MAJ IN,
te
good to sahah
dividend you
to III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
In ConcIuslon.

Charter name OF this company Is The
Capitalization is ten million shares par
value, s1.oo each. The stock Is non ,,r,
assesable. and there Is no personal Ia
blity. and each share Of stock draws vs.
other share. James Ingerson IS presi,9
dent: j. II. Richie vice president 7. ana ~.
III. RI. tucker Jr., secretary and treas,
NJ Directors References: Mr.. Walker
president Atchison Savings Bank Oldest
State bank in Kansas. Atchison,. kas.;
T. r. Clendenln, president, COMMITTEES 81
edItor ''rlsa Democrat Tulsa, Il T.;s
Montgomery County National Bank, Peo-
pies National Bank. Cherryvale state
Bank, all Of Cherryvale kas. Also
Bradstreet or Dun agencies n.