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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
SCHEDULE CASES TO-DAY.
Corporation Commission to Hear
The Railroad Companies.

Important indeed 1851 o. tho matter
Fohetplef f1r hearing before the state
Corporation Commission to-day
The c1se scr ls altogether unique. and
II tho commission finally wins the Wtiga-
ION VIII Pc worth while for the people
= the state
All the railroads have been cited n ap-
pear before The commission to-day 20
show cause. u any they can. why they
should NOT Dee required 70 gain the con-
sent of the comm ssiou before changing
any schedule or abandoning any facility
esta Dlishe1 in the interest 10 the public
II IS hardly probable that the case will
be gone into to-day. bus a date viii ike
iy he set FOR It's hearing The entire
week VIII be taken up by the commits
sion 40 levying assessments against rail-
road property
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
ENGINE COMPANY COMING
Pennsylvania Fire-Fighters to
Visit Richmond TO-DAY.

The Paramount Engine Company No
2. or Norristown. Pa, viii visit Rich
mond to-day on their annual vacation.
ana viii stop al the Hotel Lexington
The company VIII remain here for a few
days. and viii then proceed South
Accompanying them viii be- the Cadet
Band of Reading Pa. and IN all there
VIII be about seventy-nve in the party
Arrangements have been made at the
Lexington for entertaining the .nremen
and their band. and their presence in the
city VIII doubtless attract mucn atten-
ton
They Will be greeted by many Of the
local hremen. and viii certainly have a
good time while sOjOurning here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
ENROLMENT DAY
At PINE STREET
Great Crowds of Young People
Attend Exercises-Attractive
Programs

The Enrolment Day" g. Pine street
sunday -eehooi yesterday was success
in every Nay
Not only was the attendance good f..
ne eS-rrises were int-t-.-l1r AMI tqs,-.i.-
i've from strrt fo nnis.. ans a~ r.t.
visitor PIT it. "rhls Sa- worm ,omIne
after"
Prompty ~ O'Clock one department
ot 20" school began their e1ereise-. ann
after ia~ reglraf review lesson was close9
al go the Primary Department
.iaT' ned in as BODY t1 tA- Irt-r-rali. a-.
Department. and rendered the eo.ovv.-a
Program
a lesson in Loyalty" hy Master Hugh
.tH4r} and Howard Lloyd. and Misses
lillian Bagsett and Bessie Iandrarn
9aDhatH by seven sir.s. M.sses
winnie soweil. Ethel Bennett rs,elie Rt,
del Alice Williams Mabie Waite 49,
bradshaH. and Helen Tyree
Dret-By Master Clarence william an.
Ralph Williams "''
-. ne Flower Party BY seven s1-ls-
I"ases @iyTiie Bradshaw. Winnie soueu
o'A'ease Bennett Estelle Riddeu r,s
go H'nel Lawrence and Myrtle
o-By Miss Estele Riddeu
me the above program va. bef..
'-.'-'' 80 u the Intermediate Ie-.s-f--,s.,
y" spAman. ~ the nan
80, sunday School Board a. Nasb
Sail
powerful address IN the AL.
neHt The Sunde,.- $3.50 f".t-
Men 4'f
At p o'clock IL. o-.e- -
vas reversed and fts- toises
closed h.s sree,.h tA- ~ Spilmsn
~ strong. marched ii. 80 - i'AF IN eni.
following program. vvbIrb --elel me
lgihtcd ana frnr-ass.s - greatly &c
Singing ''Where rs
hNNf wandering
Scripture selection IN,
bernard Rucker. F51s ..'-.ilks Prigs.
Helen sampson 'Ie"" ana
ENp-ess .ons Al bout COO ..
cn.ldrea-Ir-ne Boshe- RI. ~. niue
Ruth HE May PITS - hlS"er'
Elizabeth Bernard Taret,-. iiN.n
LindR.o Poster Grace Mo- 49, - lie le.
carter
SONG What "a Friend W. H..
Jesus. Q"
Se-t-. uon. Little Pilgrim 90 h,, c..
Fa'mpson
expression service bv zen chudre,
ROBERT Browning Vernon Jennings "a
gar Carter. Jrlian Pulling. Willie 1eIe-
Jonn Morris. Lucian Thomas Leslie carf
Ton. John Lloyd and James IEiggfn
song. Az The Cross hy Maggie Mann
chorus by the school
Seiec Ton. ~ Bruce Lawrence. why
Johnny DIDN'T Laugh.
S'." hy jessie Nunnaly.
500, ~ DoTris N-nnaily.
D"e'. ny irma and Elsie Baker
Conservation service by e.ght little girls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
LOOKING ABOUT
FOR FAVORITES
Talk Already Started Concern
ing Personnel Of Next
Legislature
COLEMAN FOR STATE SENATE
Popular Roanoke Man May Sue
coed Judge Phlegar-"Farmer'
Pitcher May Return.


OF l4rS v,.i ,.., -. 80 'Dre
nero ts st-.'.,.. 80. -''''' 80 year.
-. ''" Si'' 1ih'''n con-
,,..t '-.' i'''oi'"'i OF the new BODY
s-i1,tl ,.' 'I'il.ia'eS ana their
go "e "'0'''" 90 sec no." ue
-
VIII 10. many c"hhkrs as there
"'Fe are some VIII come as the re-
'., "' "'i'd'7' Nh.le many members Of
'.'7 WIZ h"t stand again
wa inc senate Tde there VIII surely oe
nui""'r OF new faces
richmond Guy viii elect a successor 90
',htitl charles J Anderson. Who Is now
'djNiant general and Senator Harman's
seat wii also boz filled. 70 is understood
that the latter WIN stand again Hon
G Foxes ana Hon Harry G. Glenn have
both been talked of as General Ander-
sons successor. bar neither has SAID
whether or not be VIII run
THE Democrats or buchanan. Russell.
Dickinson and TazewcW vNf r,t- .tr "a
desperate fight 'o rat ono of their ra-tv
in ihe seat nom he'a ay Hon Walter
- an GUY =" Tar az IS
-. 49, "'@" p'cAeu out
'.'
- ,is'.'o 'h4t Senator NJ J.
''' VI" h't run again.
49, "''"'i ~ i<e"ay'
FaN' haihii'e.
Mr.. Coleman the Man.
There d. q ,ararc,, 90, ,,... c.....,h r,..
tr.rt owing 81. fna f.str 80 s,,st-~ n
T. Garrett ge,.tlfoar s-4 3d.. t,., -
ties anl frhf hard over 49,. c,,,.
Jude phiev.- -, Nt..,,...,..-..
will nor stand again .o4 49, s,,.,....
will most lI.fv - 10, A,i.,, "a -.r.
man 90 poarol.. ct,,, a., 1880, . ~
lar leader ~ th, rfo,ss -, r,,io,,,,.
Senator rose,n 3 sasf.- ~ ts,,,s...,
has opposition ~ the person ~ Mr. J.nr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
Travellers Home To-Day.

Miss Blairs party, which has been
reach Philadelphia AZ O'Clock this after
noon. private telegram was received
here last night saying that the Western
land. OF the American Line. IN which the
party is returning. VIII reach her dock
IN the Delaware River at r. NJ This
boat has been expected several days. and
time OF its arrival
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
OFFICERS LOOKING FOR
MAN WHO THREW ROCK

Henrico officers were yesterday search
Ing for the man suspected of throwing
the rock into the seven Pines car ana
striking young lady on Saturday
Squire Lewis has issued warrant FOR
his arrest. and he IS expected To be IN
custody in "a short while. Captain A. B
tiuigon. attorney FOR the Passenger and
Power Company will vigorously prose
rutr the man. The onense Is a very serl-
Gus enc. and the law presumes malice
The burden OF proof Is upon the accused
- show that he did not malciously act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
STIRRING SPEECHES.
All Charmed With Addresses Of
Mr.. Spillman and Prof. Level

The Training School for Sunday school
Workers opened at Second Baptist Church
yesterday afternoon az 4 O'Clock
There were no instructions given. other
than a stirring speech by Rev r. W
Spillman. OF Kinston. y. C., and a speech
by Professor l.. Il. Level Both speeches
were masterpieces on Sunday school work
Or SDillman's theme was Visions of a
New Day. and all present were simplv
charmed with the presentation Of this
subject.
Professor Level followed Or. SpiIlman.
using for his subject. why the Base
bail Team Catches the Crowd" Professor
Level Is q powerful speaker. and when he
took his seat the audience seemed to
wake to the fact that they had Just
drank IN one OF the greatest Sunday
school addresses ever delivered In this
city
MANY said Il was the best thing rhey
had ever heard on the Sunday school
work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mrs r.. }. Richardson ana FAMILY. who
have been spending the suuncr ,t
Gloucester Point. nave returned 10 thrlr
home. on Miller Avenue.
Miss lnez Goodwin of Hinton. w Nh.
s. visiting Mrs. W. r. BrogdOn near me
seminary.
MIR. Aubrey Hawkins has returned 20
his home from Baltimore. AFTER a de-
lightful trip
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. KidweH. who have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
Appealed for a Decision.

The matter had been hanging fire four
months. ana the wholesale uev-sts,vs who
sell papers ln la-se numbers 10 those
Who peddle them on the streets az Ios-
ton. were put 90 no little trouble Il vas
hnaily decided O. appeal - the Amer
can Federal on Of Labor for 81 settlement.
Nathan :. So1ekson and Simon Rubino-
witch. treasurer and president Ne
spt-ctively o. the union. were drlegated
- present the neWsboys side ~ the
case Represen tatlves OF thu national
brotherhood Insisted before the council
mat the wholesale newsboNs were. virtual
ly teamsters IN view of the fact that
they drove all over Boston and sold r,a-
pFrs from wagons. and should be IN
cluded p the rein handlers union
Hooekson and Rubinovitch. young men
who have sold papers for nfteen or
twenty years. stated the nevvsboys' side
Of the case The matter was discussed
and the council finally decided IN favor
of the boys
Some months aKo a member Of the
union suggested the plan Of establishing
a scholarship In Harvo-d 50 that one
Hcwsboy oll q the Gro In the ranks could
get years university training free.
The officers 81 the union set about IN
raise $50. which they Intended placing
IN the Harvard treasury al per cent.
interest. the earnings each year 10 pay
the tuition % the boy who won the
s. hOlsTship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24

has been visiting Mrs J n Grooms of
Poe Street has returned home.
Mise Bette Price staring. Of Lone
Oak Wa. has returned 10 the Heights.
where She viii teach az the Barton
Heights school. Miss Startling Will be
with Mrs. FlOro % Banu0n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
Committee Meetings.

There will be several commItte. r,eet-
ines at the CITY Hall during the week.
though none Of them will he OF striking
public interest The work of the new
Council Is yet in its incipiency. Though II
viii start UP in earnest shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24

Rev. Or. F. T. McFaden. pastor Of the
Firs, Presbyterian Church. rs oat on the
city. being on a brief visit to Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-24
viii Not Be Compelled to Join
Brotherhood-May Have
Own Union.

AsHiSGTOS. Il g.. September Q -
I'ecision in favor ~ the Boston News
bows Union lu their dispute with the
-N"tona- brotherhood 81 T-amste-- has
Just been rendered by the Executive Conn
cd OF the American Federation ~ Ia
nor Contrary % the contention u the
teansters. The newsies viii not DO com
PEELED 20 join the national Brotherhood
out according O. The ruling OF the execu-
Tive council they may have their union
and officers
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE-1O acres, half alfalfa: good house; windmill three miles out, under Salt. 4 snap. S1750. C COstley. with Taylor & Son. 43 " Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
.GRITTENTON HOME
 DESERVING OF HELP
Some Of the Accomplishments ef Is Within the Past year. An Extension of Its Charitable Purpose.

The women who are presiding over the destinies Of the Crittenton Home
 in this city. feel that 1t should be more
 liberaIly supported. not only by the
 public generally, but the city, county and territory should contribute somz- ' thing for its maintainence. Ir Is uor possible to ask for help from govern ment for every worthy cause. with any degree of fairness. Tor there are many things entitled to support that have no i claim on the people as a whole. Even such an institution as this, if located elsewhere, in some Of the states ! or more pOpulous cities for instance. could scarcely ask for recognition. bur the CritteuJon Home in Arizona is in a
 somewhat different position and there are circumstances that give Ir a vaLld claim for consideration.
 While it was originally founded as Q
 home for erring and repentaat women and that is stil feature of its work its field Of activity has broadened un- til it's charity reaches 10 other classes
 whose demands are even more exact
 ing in a Christian community. namely home and help for unfortunate women and children who have not vet been subjected to the degradation Of the I lower stratum Of society.
 In the last year or two the home has
 found shelter for orphans and children
 who are perhaps worse than orphans. having parents who are unable or uu-
 willing to do anything for them Dur ing the same time also it has given shelter to poor women. deserted by
 those who should protect them. or v-o- men who have been left without friends or money. sometimes temporarily and sometimes permanently Moreover tt
 is not unusual for the home Co be call
 ed upon 10 care for women who are first reached through the jaiIs having
 been brought to that condition some
 times by the wrong doing Of others, ! but by whatever means the jail has DO proper accommodations for them
 In a country as thickly settled as this
 the demands on the jaiIs through the
 existence Of this class or women are
 not great enough 10 justify the mdIn-
 tenance Of specially prepared accom- modatiOns. other than a uomau-s cell nor -the keeping of matron to look after their needs. In such cases there
 has been no other resort but appIica- ton to the home. an institution careI for through private charity. And with out it there is grave speculation as to what would have been done In uumeg- oOus cases in Arizona during the past year.
 While it is not expected that the city. county or territory will establish sz large institution or pay money over for the maintainance or a purely char itable institution the powers that b- by giving the matter attention might devise some plan for just a little hefz- enough at least to reimburse the hot-z management for expenses Incurred sa caring for such uHfOrtunates as kuesz It it's doors through the medium sf the criminal handling machinery of tas land and which cases are so mauifezE- ly in the line of the Critteuton home work, that they cannot Iu the light uf Christian charity be turned away
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
For Sale

one very large lot Q75x245 feet close in. with 4-room frame house. shade trees and shrubbery, all for $500
 Groom brick house close in with bath and gas. etc. for $2250
 4-room brick cottage with small stable, good lawn and fence around premises. for $95O, easy payments, S100 down and s15 per month.
 lots on South First ave. for S400.
 4-room frame house on East Wash ington street for S70O. easy payments.
 Groom brick cottage with hot and cold water bath, newly painted and pa pered, for S75O. easy payments.
 7-rOom cottage on North First ave, with modern cOnveniences, for S235O.
 Groom new brick house in good Ioca- ton for $500.
 lots in Montgomery addition for s2OO.
 lot in Grand Avenue addition near the Fair Grounds for S60. easy pay ments.
 1 lot on North First street for S40O. l lot close in on East Adams street for $500.
 l lot close in on East Jefferson street for S4O0.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
WEDDING
 POSTPONED A WEEK
That Will Give the Authorities Time to Investigate the Charge Of Oisquaiifi- cation Against His Wife.

Pablo Gomez. for whom the officers had been hunting with the purpose of getting out of his possession a license to marry Petra Aruuda. was found yesterday afternoon. and was brought into probate court He said that rh= charges of disability made against the woman he intends to marry by her rel atives. are false. and that there exists no reason why she should not marry He denies that she IS insane, but ad- mits that she was insane at one time. and was confined in the asylum she was however. discharged as cured. and so her status as a sane person was rl- stored.
 The parents of the woman had also charged that she was already marrie.l 10 a man from whom s1e naG not been diverted. Gomez denies that He says that for a long time she lived with H man, but he says they were never mar ried. He moreover says that he can prove his statements
 He was not required to surrender the license. but he was warned by Clerk Kirkland that if he made an imurou- CT use of it he would be punished Go meg was inclined to be reasouabIe- He agreed not to marry for a week He thinks that in that time those inter ested will be able to satisfy rhemseIvez that there is no reason why The woman should not marry
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
For Rent

5-room brick house close in. will be vacant on oct 26th. for S15 per month with water furnished
 5-room frame house close in for SEQ per month.
 5-room brick house near the City Library for S12.5O.
 3-room frame house for s per month
 Groom brick with modern cOnven- fences for SIS per month.
 4-rOom brick house for $S per month. 4-room frame on Washington street with good shade for S1O per month
 5-rOOm very large frame house with two city lots. city water and on car line, for $15 per month.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT-Comfortably furnished
 4-room brick cottage for six months. Adults only. 62I North First street.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

PUBLIC SALE. Friday, October 26th, commencing at 1:3O D. m.. at what is known as the Crook ranch, one and one-half miles west of Southern
 Pacific depot in Mesa, on the String
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
FOR SALE

8-room frame and screen room, fine shade. S1000.
 5-room brick. bath. gas, electric lights. two lots fine lawn screen room, on north Second street. S2700.
 broom brick one lot 50X140, some fruit nice lawn and ornamental trees, North Second street All in first class condition S22OO.
 S-rOom two story brick, modern, To- cated in Bennett's addition. S5SOO.
 Groom brick, bath, in Bennett's ad- dition. S32O0.
 4rOom brick, bath. screen room, fine shade. north part of town, $160O.
 5-rOem frame with bath and fine shade S1200. easy terms
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
WANTED

l want to figure with you or drilling your wells and installing your pumping plants-large or small.
 N. L. CARPENTER, with
 PRATT. GILBERT co.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
Opportunities

Here is a chance to get a home, if you will take advantage of our offer. We have a tract of fine land three miles from town, partly in alfalfa, and plenty of Salt water Will sell 40 or so acres of this tract and build a house and dig a well with pump in it, on terms to suit. Why pay rent when you can get a home that will pay itself out?
 10 acres, one mile from Capitol building; 4-rOom house, well, windmill and tank, and good dairy house; plenty of shade; Salt water; nearly all in alfalfa A snap, $165O.
 40 acres, three miles from city; good house, two barns, fine corral: nice shade; good well. A bargain for $425O.
 75 acres, seven miles west; all in alfalfa; one of the best inn proved small ranches in the val lay. Investigate.
 Two of the finest residences in Phoenix at a bargain.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

THE LELAND HOUSE has recently been renovated, and new carpets and paper and furniture have been put in, making it very attractive room ing house. at moderate prices. Mrs. D. McCauley
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
Hsle Wansee

WANTEDO carpenters at Fair grounds on Monday morning. WANTED-Traveler for established house. S12.OO per week. Expenses advanced. References. Address with stamp. J. A. Alexander Phoe- nix. Ariz.
 WANTED man in each county to represent and advertise hardware department, put out samples. etc. Salary $2LOO weekly Expense money advanced. Dept. A. the Col umbia house, Chicago. WANTED MEN EVERYWHERE Good pay-to distribute circulars Adv. matter. tack signs. etc. No canvassing. National Adv. Bureau Chicago.
 SALESMAN-Ex Experienced in any line to sell general trade in Arizona An -unexcened speciality proposition. to fill vacancy November 1st. for the balance Of this year and 1907. Com missions with $35.G0 weekly The Continental JeweIry Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
 HOT SIDE LINE. pays hotel bills. Consigned goods; pocket samples; prompt commission. American Chewing Gum Co. St. Louis. WANTED = Energetic. trustworthy man or woman to work in Arizona. representing large manufacturing company. Salary $50 to soc per month, paid weekly Expenses ad- vanced J. H. Moore Phoenix. Ariz. LIVE REPRESENTATIVES wanted who are ambitious enough to make from S25.OO to S1O0.00 per week Most reliable proposition to be han died. Men of ability and standing are what we want To those. we will make contracts. with weekly and monthly guarantees. The Catas Viejas Mining CO. 40S Iron Block Milwaukee.
 WANTED -Bookkeeper. The Berry hill Company.
 WANTED-E Eight reliable parties to locate government land. six miles from railroad. Water right not to exceed s per acre. J. L. Cant. WANTED-Good reliable girl or mid dle-aged woman. for general house work, family of three and pleasant home. Reasonable wages. Apply right away at FOG North Ninth St WANTED-A piano player at the Palace
 WANTED at once. man and wife to do hOuscWork, and care for yard. Ap- ply to Mrs Lee, opposite Osborn school.
 WANTED-Boy to deliver papers must have wheel Apply the Berry hill Co.
 WANTED-Good timer. Gosart Plum ping Co
 AGENTS. male or female. make big money selling our goods. Write for catalogue. If you want to buy for your own use. our prices will aston ish you United Mfrs. Mail order Co. 127 Front St. New York City. WANTED D-Two first class walters or waitresses at once. Gass Bros. WANTED-Young man solicitor. See Mohrdcick at Kuntz Bros. Machine shop.
 WANTED girl for general houscwork Family of three. Gail SIS North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

NICE new furnished cottage, with elegant screen sleeping room. Just what you are looking for; also a tent. new, clean and neatly furnished for housekeeping. Running water in both. Call at Mrs. Painters East 18th St. Brill Addition Car
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

ROOM wanted; not too far out, where there are no other roomers. M. L.. r. O.. Box 564
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

WANTED-Pupils in French. Spanish. and German at the Arizona School of Languages, Lamson Hall.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call 224 East Taylor St.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

LOW PRICE, QUICK SALE-T'Wo large lots. fenced with chicken wire, new 3-Toom house and screen porch new barn. wagon shed, corral and 4chicken house. City water a door Will be sold at a bargain to a quick buyer. Title perfect. Ask for Mir. White, at No. Is South Sec Ond Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

WANTED-Clean cotton rags at Re
 publican office
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE at a bargain. five first
 class cows, ? Jerseys, 2 Durhams, l f Holstein, three miles west of Six 2 Points. J. T. BOWles.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms and for housekeeping; neat; homelilke. Get our prices. The Irving, 53O West Washington.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

well broken to drive and ride Good 8harReSs. T16 $. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

ORANGEWOOD rancn for rent. one and two rooms, new portable cot tages, furnished for light house : keeping. No irrigation. Address c. L. Braxton, N. Center, Rural Route No. 2.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

nss RunnIns Less Than h Advsnes
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE-Two shares of stock in Arizona Fair Association for $SO. par value S1OO. Address Box 275 Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

MAGPIEs foT sale, No. l takers. at No. BOG North Fifth street
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
Fer Rent

FOR RENT-Fine furnished house
 seven rooms S16 West Washington