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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
CATTLE QUARANTINE.
The Suspected Area Defined and
Rules for Shipment Of Stock.

Rules for Shipment Of Stock.
psAsegfK sshb II The v Tm's M PsRatgi srhe
State Veterinarian at the Virginia, Poly
gives the following notice to managers
and agents OF railroads and transporta.
| ton companies OF Virginia, stockmen and
others:
The following described quarantine line.
TO prevent the spread OF cattle tick IN
| Virginia, will be effective on and after
the 18th OF March, 1906:
All counties In Virginia south OF line
beginning on the boundary limo between
Virginia and North caroiia Mt a point
coinciding with the boundary line between
the counties of Carroll and Patrick:
thence westerly and notherly along the
ties to the northermost point of FRANKLIN
county: thence In n solitheasterly and
northeasterly direction along the southern
and eastern boundaries of Bedford coun-
tie James river to the southeastern cor
ner OF Charles City county; thence north
erly and eastery along tho western and
northern boundaries of James CITY conn
county at the York river; thence souther.
~ and northerly along the southern and
eastern boundaries OF Gloucester county
to the northeastern corner or said coun-
ty; thence easterly and southerly along
the northern and eastern boundaries OF
Mathews county to the southeastern point
Of said county; thence south to the north
ern boundary Of Elizabeth City county;
thence westerly and notherly aolng the
boundaries OF Elizabeth City and War
wick counties to the James river; thence
southerly along the course OF said river
to the northwest corner of Norfolk coun-
~; thence south along tho western
boundary OF said county to It's lntersec-
tion with the northern boundary line OF
North Carolina; thence east along the
southern boundaries OF Norfolk and
Princess Anne counties to tho Atlantic
Ocean.
Therefore. from the 18th day Of March,
1906, no cattle are to be transported from
said era south or below said State quar-
antine line. except by rail or boat. and
then only for immediate slaughter. and
when so transported the State and Fed
eral regulations for handling quarantine
cattle must DO observed.
Exception 1.-From tho 18th OF March.
1905, to the first of December, no cattle
from the said quarantine area shall be
moved. or allowed to move. into the
county of Campbell. Cattle originating in
the said county Of Campbell may be
moved to the non-quarantined portion Of
the State OF Virginia. from the said
county OF Campbell only after the sa!d
cattle have been inspected. found free OF
ticks and written permission has been
given by an Inspector duly authorized and
appointed as Inspector by the State
Veterinarian OF Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
High and Low Life.

Society youth Say. Jack, cant you
lend me sb?3Ive got to take a lady to
tho, opera tonight.
Poor elerk-4Ycs, George, can; but
YOU received n check from your father
THIS morning, Where's that2
Society yoptl,--Well, tho fact is, I step
ned into sy TUTORS TO get n necktie,
and hadn't anything hut the check with
me, arid tho rascal Instead OF handing
mo the change, gave me u receipt for
balance due.--Ncw York Weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

These are the exact words OF q sufferer
from piles. and we hear the same thing
almost every day. II voices the senti-
Inentg OF hundreds Of thousands of others
IN this country to-day. for 1t Is estimated
thht OF every ten persons we meet in
church. tho street, or the theatre, seven
are affected with piles
since The discovery OF the marvellous
pyramid Pile Cure no ono need suffer one
moment longer. There is now no excuse
for having pies, md II YOU continue to
suffer from them you do not deserve n
particle Of sympathy, considering the
chance we give you TO prove 1t 10 your
own satisfaction wholly FREQ OF coat TO
you.
Here IL n typFeal ense: Mr.. Bcriarin
Flo had suffered from aggrnvatcd piles
for years. and WAS unon the eve az a se-
rious surgical operation believing that
he had renched the limit and that tho
operatIon offered tho only possibe means
of reliot and cure Let us quote his own
words In his letter NJ C,ct II 1906. II
was in srcht agony Of mind and body. In
the meantime, y Eentlemsn told me OF
thu virtue of Your pvrnmid remedy,
by tito next morning did not r 4 TINT
m operation was necessary, and In three
dnvs 7 IVES able to return home, and q
complete cure WAS nceompishod tuainy
great sat'efaction and the surprise Of the
physician"
Send TO-DAY 10 thc Pyramid Drug Corr
rnny, ISIS PNrimlh R;nildlns Marahali,
turn mail and then 70 to yo,ir .drnrsiHt
and get q box. the -rira of which IL %
cents. and get well without pain, trouble
or cutting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
went on licking up the honey squeezed

Another naturalist has recorded n SIM
liar incident, In which crabs were the
actors. A crab had seized 4 smaller
Individual OF It's own kin, and was pro-
,cecding to make meal Of 1t, when a
larger ono came along. and proceeded to
devour the eater. The hrst crab calmly
went on eating as long as there was
sufficient of 1t l'E1 to continue the
operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
"sNAKY" JEWELRY.
Rattlesnake Belt One Of the Lon
don Novelties

Serpent rnss. brooches. bangles ana neck.
LAGOS are to be the fashion this season, and
West End firms. says the London Express.
have ALREADY received many orders for Jew.
One lady is having made for her a waist
bel, IN the form of gold rattlesnake, and
coronet composed OF jeweled snakes.
II Is expected that the new fashion will de-
snake charming and desert their top dogs for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

That which Is hurting the baseball pros
pect worst here is the fact that G. A.
Richardson has decided not to play. Mr..
Richardson Is the best all-round player
at Emory. but duty calls him to his books.
The schedule of games is not quite COM
plete.
Emory and Henry was represented at
the Nashville conference by Messrs. G. l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

prospects seem bright for a good team,
although only n few OF last years teams
are back.
William and Marys first game will be
with Dickinson College In williamsburg.
on March Goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
Piles Cured
Without Knife or Instrument.
Sample Package Free So That We Can
Prove It to You.

never went to the toilet without fear and
trembling. and | never left 1t without
having suffered agonzng tortuies Many
days did not dare 20 at all, so much
did dread the terrible ordeal"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
Pure, Wholesome

Baked Just right and served with ac-
curacy. Our Bread. Cakes. Pies. Etc,
suit all tastes Ask your grocer for
Nolde's Snowflake. French. Graham Etc.
Be sure and visit our exhibit at the
Pure Food Show.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

ness, boldness and industry. Keep those
maxims in your mind at all times and fol-
low them, and your success on the railroad
Is assured.
Never be idle When your hands are not
usefully employed attend to the cultivation
Of your mind and heart Always speak the
truth Buy the truth and sell II not
Keep good company or none at all.
A job in the hand is worth six in the
bush.
Keep your eye out for the main chance.
In case of accident do not talk to news
paper reporters.
40 not do in darkness what you would
not do I'm daylight before men.
Never play games OF chance.
The railroad is made up of its employees.
Do not place the lighted end of a cigar
in your mouth.
The police recognize that while sweeney
may be working a clever graft, he is out
of their jurisdiction. MIR. Entsminger
signed a contract with his eyes open and
will have to stand for his own actions
sweeney has a small Office at 209 South
Twelfth street. Through advertisements in
the newspapers he promises to make rail-
road men, from section hands to general
managers, out of anyone who. has the
necessary fee to put up. He styles his
business the Western School OF Railroad
ing.t .F' - t..
sweeney has baen in the police court time
and again for alleged grating. s'
Entsininger SAID he came to" Monday
morning at Thirteenth and Farnan streets,
stopped a policeman and was directed to
police headquarters. 49,,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
MONDAY NIGHT AT KRUG PARK
Double Band Concert Draws Great
ThrOhS to the Hill Top
Resort

The double attraction of two bands of
music, alternating in two-hour concerts
froms2 p. mi. to II. p. M, drew AN unusually
lnrgeJ Monday attendance at I<rug park
yesterday. The Royal Canadian band
played from alto 4 p. M, #nd Gargiuo and
his band from 4 to p. m The Royal
Canadian band presented very carefully
selected program for the first evening con-
cert from S7Nto 9 p! M. aand its work was
most unsteady effective. The cornet solo.
a waltz, VERY Anliable" (Morito) was so
beautifully rendered that an encore num-
Der was demanded. The Italian band was
warmly applsuded when II came on the
stand at 3 o'clock, the greatest measure of
applause being given when Chevalier Gar
giulo took his position on the directors
platform. BY request, the second number
was the Poet and Peasant, overture
(suppe). which was encored, and Sousa' $
STARS and Stripes" was played Signor p.
Guardini's euphonium solo, Evening Star -
from wagner's ''Tannhauser, was must
cal gem. Strauss "Pizzicato," beautifully
played. was so enthusiastically applauded
that elders "Cowanut Dance" was given
as an encore.
The great artistic musical success Of the
evening was the william Tell overture
and this magnificent composition was su-
perbly rendered, every section of the band
sustaining Us part in a thoroughly effect
i've and highly satisfactory manner. The
encore selection was moonlight" The
duet, les Bresilienne" (Bordese), by
Monsieur and Madame Begue, was grandly
sung. and the duet from "Trovatore" was
sung for the encore.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
No HELP FOR The CREDULOUS
Law Cannot Restore MOre7 to Iowan Learn
ing TO Ee Locomotive Fireman.
CASE CONES BETWEEN GRAFT AND THEFT
Man who Pays Cold Cash for Few
Moral Maxims Pronounced
Guilty of Crime of
CreduIity.

E. E. Entsminger Of Sewal. Ia, called at
the police station Monday morning to learn
whether a complaint might be filed against
NJ. A. Sweeney, manager OF Sweeney 4
Co.." 200 South Twelfth street Inasmuch
as the Iowans case came between graft"
and stealing, no complaint could be filed.
II appeared the only crime committed was
the crime of credulity by the unsophisti-
Gated iowan.
Mr.. Entsmineer showed contract re
ceived for SIS paid the sweeney company.
In consideration for the SIS paid Ents-
minger was to have received a position as
locomotive fireman within ten days. Ents-
minger received two OF ten lessons by mali.
Here are some of the helpful hints
calculated to make locomotive firemen in
ten days by mail:
There are three keys to success: Prompt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
-Four BuIIdings at PIattsburE.
Brlef Wyomine News.

HEYENNE-Friends Of Governor BY
AM III Brooks one OF the three candidates
for denomination, have just completed a
careful canvass Of the state and give out
undoubtedly be nominated on the FIRST bal
lot.
LOVELI-The body found floating In tine
BIg Horn river several weeks ago has
been positively Identified as the remains
OF Harry SchaTd, the cook al a railroad
grading camp who was supposed TO have
umped into the river for the purpose
~ making his acquaintance believe that
he had committed suicide. II was reported
Ia ter that Schard had been seen az hls
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
FOUR NEW BUSINESS FIRMS
Two Concerns of south Omaha, One
Outsider and One Local File
Incorporation Articles.

The NJ. c. Peters Mill company Of South
Omaha has filed articles Of Incorporation
with the county clerk The company Is
capitalized at $4,000. and is authorized to
begin business when $4,000 is paid up. The
incorpora tors are NJ. c. Peters, Eta G.
Peters, H. @. Jordan, c. N. Robinson, W.
T. Burns and W. j. Foye.
The Gladish Pharmacy of Omaha, with a
capital of s., 500, incorporated by John II.
and Edward w. Bexton.
The, TRICKY Poultry association of South
Omaha, with a capital of 81 900, incorporated
for the purpose Of holding an annual poul-
try fair.
The American Peat and Chemical Fuel
company and the American Peat and
Chemical Manufacturing company, wish
respective capitals Of $4,000 and $4,000 each,
will make fuel out of garbage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
John Hans GOOdenOw,
Files Cnnne ChoIern

WASHINGTON, July SO.-The outbreak
in cholera in various parts Of the Philip
pines is due to the unusual large number
of flies. According to information received
by the bureau OF insular affairs this is the
opinion Of DR.. Heizer, head OF the bureau OF
health in the islands Orders have been
issued for the screening OF all places where
foodstuffs are kept and general campaign
against the flies has begun.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
FIRE RECORD.
Forest fire in wyoming.

sHOsHONI. Wyo.. July SO-(special.)-
1t is thought a severe forest fre Is burn
ing In the timber on Owl Creek mountains
west OF here. The odor OF burning pine
is I'm the air and the smoke almost Obscures
the view OF the Copper mountains, twelve
miles north of this place Despite the
watehfulness OF the forest rangers patrol
ing the timber, almost every year wit
nesses a disastrous forest hre in these
Isolated places. Careless camper are nearly
Away responsible for the fires, which
sometimes destroy acres Of valuable timber
before they can be sxtinEuished
CANDY and Millinery.
PIERRE. 8. D.. July 3O.-(speclal Tele-
gram)--Fire last night practically de-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

CAMDEN, n. j., July O.-The crusier
Washington, built at the yards OF the
New York Shipbuilding company in this
CITY was formally turned over to the gov
eminent today. The cruiser will not go
into commission for several days. No
ceremonies marked the transfer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
Make a Success of Your TaIent..

The opportunity of your life is awaiting
you in the new towns on the Chicago Great
Western railway. Openings in nearly all
lines Of business. Write today to e. b.
Magill, Mgr. Townsite Department. Omaha.
for full information and copy of Town
Talk"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
White Wash Belts.

pretty belt gives a finishing touch to
the dainty summer costume. Our showing
Is complete from the little inexpensive
wash belts to the finest Of silk belts.
White wash belts extra value at sc each.
(See window
each.
FRITZ scheff leather belts, in either black
or white. at SOC each.
A most worthy showing of black silk
belts al SOC, 75c, 500, fl.25 and $50 each.
Main floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

Is adjustable at shoulders and bust.
Is exquisitely tailored and has soft. fat
felled seams and darts.
In sizes g. "a. 50. IS. 40. ~. A and IS.
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
SAGE Insures wIfe's Future.

NEW YORK, July 3O-In connection with
the reports of possible contests OF the viii
OF Russell Sage a story was circulated 10
the effect that MT Sage gave SlOOJ0,OOO 10
his wife shortly before his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

"hN SoNNCN thS SPA'' S'SiSS'
Fire Destroys Property.
,KIEV, Russia, July S0-The Brodski
grain elevators here have been destroyed
by fire. involving loss of 81, 10000.
SAMARA. Russia. July 30,-Three large
estates in this vicinity were destroyed last
night. The peasants are cutting the wood
on the imperial and private forests.
BRESLAU. Prussia, July S0.-A dispatch
to the Schleische Zeitung from Brest-
LItovsk. Russia, says that member OF the
outawed Parliament from Grodno, g. p.
Kondrashuk. has been arrested by a de-
tachment of troops. No reason was given.
Panic Results in Death.
WARSAW, July 30-While the church Of
wilinow, suburb of Warsaw. was filled
with worshipers today an unknown per-
son outside began firing rapidly with a
revolver panic followed the church
service was broken up and the congrega-
ton in a wild effort to escape crowded on
board ferryboat. which sank. drowning
five persons.
The AFFAIR indicates the nervousness OF
the people, No day passes without tragic
occurrences. In the city park last Satur-
day evening a man fired into a crowd,
killed one man and wounded four.
It is officially announced that the loss
resulting from the robbery OF the Warsaw
Vienfia train between Czenstohowa and
Herby July q amounts to $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

The lower part of the Young Mems
Christisn Association auditorium vas
packedtt TO the limit tonight with
eathusiastic stsnd-pat delegates and
visitorE TO the convention. The badges
predoirapated The badge Of the Perkins
delegatAs reads George D. Perkins, o. b
RepuhItean Delegate The o. b. stands for
OystenBay. Captain Hutchinson of Ottu-
mwa, pftsided as chairman Of the meeting
and 1fafe Young, George d. Perkins
Senator Molesberry, John Y Stone and a
uumbcr of others made rousng stand pat
speeches LATE Young told OF the de-
plorable conditions when a demagogue
like LaFollette could cause the name OF
Allison. to be Missed as It was at the
Waterloo Chautauqua The audience was
entirely in accord with Mr. Young and
cries OF shame came from many quarters
OF tho room. Matt PARROT sent out 800
tt'egraTns and letters to get the crowd to-
getheFs--
Tomorrow night the Cummins men are
planning 10 have a mammouth gathering as
rally for the night before the convention
This VIII be held on Fourth street on the
cast side Of the Savoy. A band, has been
engaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
Cruiser Warrington Ready.

fake drowning method as a means of
throwing off his track
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

ventlop the action Of the state central
committee will be ignored and the legally
elected, Cummins delegates who claim to
have rhe majority will organize the con
ventioR as soon as Chairman Spence calls
the delegates to order Wednesday morn
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
DEATH RECORD.

DETROIT. Mich, July Sod. w, Alder
bridge. aged IS years, eastern agent OF the
Chicago Northwestern railroad, died in
Harper hospital tonight. He came here a
few weeks ago with his wife to visit his
father-in-law. James w. Harnden. He was
we'll known in Denver and Omaha.
II. II. WeRkley.
DAYTON, July S0.-H. II. Weakley. pub
Usher Of the Evening Herald, and one OF
the well known newspaper men Of the state,
died today at his home here. aged So years.
John Hans GOOdenOw.
ATLANTIC CITY, ~ j., July SO-John
Hans Goodenow, for many years charge
daffaires at Constantinople and secretary
of legation there, died here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31

stroyed a wooden block on Dakota avenue,
occupied by the Waggoner candy kitchen
and Tracey millinery store on the first
floor and families on the second. The loss
is about 5000, partially covered by in
surance.
Four Buildings at PIattsBurE.
PLATTsBURG. Mo, July 29.-Fire today
destroyed four brick buildings, with their
contents. in the business portion OF this
city, causing a loss OF $4,000. The buildings
were occupied by the Plymouth Clothing
company the Porter Hardware company
and the general store OF Tootle, Wheeler
& Motter.
Trunk Factory.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 3O.-The Hin
Trunk company's plant here was damaged
by Are today. The loss was heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
Wash Goods Clearing Out.

The season, for wash materials Is soon
at an eld Ara you should take advantage
OF thsFhg REDUCTIONS in prices that pre-
vail now pfwill pay you TO buy for next
soason with prices like these.
ThsFeeasons wash materials that sold
up TO ~ a yard, on sale now at SC A YD.
This9ets sons wash materials that sold
up 10 th a yard on sale now at 15c PER
YERIka.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
GAR AFTER DUMA
CONTINUED from First Page3
Fire Destroys Property

peasants entered the neighboring village
and sacked the spirit stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-31
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-12
CENTURY IN 1907.
Brilliant Fiction and Color Work
Promise the Best Year Yet.

The Century promises for 1907 a
remarkable list of fiction, more, and
more exquisite color work than ever,
and special articles will cover a wide
range of vital and timely topics.
A. E. w. Mason's brilliant novel,
Running Water" will continue
through several months; and ar
rangements are made to give new
subscribers from November the num-
bers containing the earlier chapters.
In an early issue will begin a new Sc
rial, "Come and Find Me- by Eliza
beth Robbins, a big, bold, fascinating
story of the magnetic attraction of
the far north. Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett's new novel, "The Shuttle"
begins in the November Century. 1t
is the expectation of those who have
read the manuscript that popular
opinion will rank this novel of social
internationalism" as the greatest
work Mrs. Burnett has yet accom-
plished. The year will be notably
rich, too, in shorter fiction, contribu-
tons being already in hand from
some of the best-known and most
popular story-tellers of the day.
There will be a least seventy-five
short stories during the year.
Unusual phases of the American
civil war are to be treated in a style
to appeal to the general reader as
well as those who were active partici-
pants in the struggle. The story of
How the Civil War Was Financed
tells of Jay Cookies efforts to aid the
government and how he helped to
float the great loans, General 0. o.
Howard, the only surviving COM
mander Of a separate army during
the civil war, has added his personal
recollectioas of some of the leading
men of those fiest days; and there is
to be an account of Lincoln in the
Telegraph Office" ~recollections of the
telegrapher who was attached to the
department Office in Washington
and who there saw Lincoln several
times a day.
An early issue will contain an i'm
portant literary and historical study
by Theodore Roosevelt, which will
have a number of illustrations in
color by Leyendecker. There is to be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-12

a timely discussion of the Panama
canal by Secretary Taft. OF unique
interest will be E. w. Scriptures ar
ticle on "The German Emperor's
Voice." which will include a brief, un-
published essay by Emperor William
himself. Fresh ~recollections of
Whistler have been written by Cy-
rus Cuneo and Otto Bacher; who en-
joyed delightful personal association
with the great artist. Notable for
both it's historic and art value will be
the series of papers on French Ca
thedrals," the text by Elizabeth Rob-
ms Pennell, the etchings by Joseph
Pencil. Popular yet authoritative
treatment of science, gardening,
farming and architecture will be
made a prominent feature of the Cen
fury during the coming year.
There is to be more color work in
the pages of the Century in 1907 than
ever, before. Anna Whelan Belts, J.
c. Leyendecker, Sigismond Ivanow-
ski, and others notable for their brill
liant and poetic work have paintings
already in hand for thespages of the
Century, along them a series of the
heroines of modern fiction, Becky
Sharp, Jane Eyre, etc., and a series
of portraits of favorite artists in
characteristic interpretations, Maude
Adams as Peter Pan, Julia Marlowe,
etc.
A fuller announcement of the good
things of 1907 will be sent to any
address on request by the Century
Company, Union Square, New York
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-12
NOTICE.
Perth AmbOy Trust Company,
Perth Amhov N

Dec. 10, 1906.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Perth Amboy Trust
Company will be held at the principal
place of business of the Company, 131
Smith street, Perth Amboy, N. j., on
Tuesday, the Eighth day of January,
1907, at Eleven o'clock a. m. :
This meeting Is called for purpose
of Election of Directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction
of such other business which may
properly come before the meeting.
The Polls will be open from IL
o'clock to 2 o'clock noon.
S. RIDDLESTORFFER,
Secretary.
5644-12-12-19-26 r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-12
TWO and a Half Cows.

Denmark, famous for her great ex-
portation of butter, has 500 COWS to
every 1000 of her inhabitants, and
if five head are counted in a family,
there r two and one-half COWS to
every family.