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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

rrac,icabllity Of school for writer's,
Mr. page is to Iset forth II n, these iee,
lures Ms mature opinions Thete carney !, 10Y
Women who are thinking Of Journalism a, az
a profession or OF larger and more :, orig e,
inal authorship; while to the pubic a m
viyal in the south such u subject will par
iicuarlx appeal. The lecturer Is q South IN
crnor ana lis deeply Interested III the
\ Trained III the atmosphere OF what was
nest il the older order, he has helped TO
spread abroad the newer Ideas which are
catiunally Az n sympathetic interpreter,
therefore, Of tho signs Or the times he
comes to tell what he cnncoives. to pc
day FOR the man or woman who expects
"a write the nntion's life and literature:
Doubtless. the International renuta ton OF
TO all these lectures the public Is cor
daily invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

SIXTEEN OFFERS RS OF LAND IN.
fs,pec,al 10 Thu Times. Dispatch.)

Special 10 Tho Times ispntch.)
NORFOLK, VA. April ll-Thero Will be a
sui. station Of the f,lacksburg Agricultural Eek.
pertinent station located In Tidewuter Virginia,
near thIs city. 55
Tho members OF the State board Of Agrcul.
ture, which met hero to-day. voted tonight All
annual appropriation Of 5000 out OF the funds
available from fertilizer taxes for the main.
3tcnance Of tho substitution. Many prominent
agriculture lots OF this section urged Its e+ab-
shmcnt before the board. II was realized by
the board that the needs Of this section are
peculiar, and that the main station Ct Blacks
burg can be OF little advantage to Tidewater.
Here the principal business OF tho farmer, is the
growing Of truM Tor Northern markets. 1t
has been pointed out, too, that moat OF The
fertilizer thxes which 60 to the support OF tho
experiment station Ia paid by the Underwater
farrnera. The farmers In this vicinity expect
that tho station Will be OF vast benefit to them.
Tho next step In the establishment OF the
sub station will be tho selection OF a site for
It, Sixteen OF these havs been offered tho
board, sona as q gift and some for sale at
prices ranging from few dollars an acre 10
$500. Princess Anne county Ia making strong
bid for It.. Citizens OF that county have offered
FREQ sight with all necessary buildings on IT..
Tomorrow the board will spend looking over
available sites III the morning In the west
ern branch district, ana In the afternoon IN
Princess Anne, and 1t Is probable that q selec-
ton will be made before night. Il. not. the
question OF selecting g site will be delegated to
q committee with power to act .5sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
.NODIF led PLANK
ENDORSING H / AM !.
Indiana Republicans Open State
Convention to Nominate
Candidates.
ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION
Tie Platform Favors atlo q
Regulation Of Railway. s.ss;:s..
Rates.
ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION
(By Associated Press.)

+ RI II d q Il . q -Hg T.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April lin.
diana Republicans to-day opened q State
convention to nominate candidates for all
state offices except for Governor Lieu
tenant Governor and reporter OF the Su-
prsmc Court. 49,. e..
ADDRESSES were delivered by Congress-
man Abra ham l.. Brick, temporary fcl1air-
man. Senator's Beverage and Hen1inWay
and Governor r. Frank Hanly.
The convention adjourned until to-m NOR
row. when the committees on rules. Or
ganizatlon and resolutions VIII report
nominations will follow.
b The Resolutions Committee, after II
session lasting three hours, to-day fnool-
fled the plank endorsing the adn1inis-
tration OF Governor Hanly, which MAO
been agreed on By party leaders. EI !, Is
words stricken out by the committee
we're never in the history OF Indiana
has the law been so thoroughly .yind'cate ca
or enforced, and never have the rights
o: all the people been SO carefully pro-
tected."
The committee also refused to allow a
clause to appear endorsing the mouse
cleaning policy Of the Governor. inns
sentence referred to the Governor
ousting of Secretary Of State Storms and
Auditor of State David e. Sherrick.
sherrick is now In tho penitentiary.
The platform endorses the adminlstra-
ton Of President Roosevelt, favors ma
tional regulation Of railway rates and
adhercs to the doctrine Of protection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
YOUNG men Will
FOSTER ATHLETICS {. !.
Meeting Held Last Last Night and
Officers Chosen-Boxing
and Wrestling

Tho second meeting Of the Athletic AS
ISOLATION, lnauguraled last week by
twenty-five we'll known young men at
4O3 East Marshall Street, was held last
night In Sparks 4 Blacks cafe. The first
business was to. elect officers, and the
& following members were chosen: Mr..
George Herbert, PRESIDENT: Mr.. Grayson
Nekels ce;presidsnt Mr.. Fred 7 klshe-
tre e,.,,i sS a committee Oh rules and ~
laws was next appointed They were
Mr. r. b. .Ttllery. mir. g. J., Nickels., MI.
q. W,5Herbert, Mr.. Albert Neil, Mr. p. j.
The club has already secured quarters
over Woods seed store, at Sixth and
Marshall, and have arranged TO EQUIP the
gymnasium, With complete and up , to,,dn re
n ppa IA tls. The members of the club nre
determined 10 make 4 success Of their
venture and intend oEput, their hHsocla. !.
stion2on such a basis That az the most
prominent athletes 9 Riehnond ~, W. Dc
Of athletics will be encouraged No one
under eighteen years. unless he ia mn ex-
ceptional athlete. vii be allowed to JOIN
Little Alec Taylor the cnmm snxoont na a r.
tho rule. Boxing and wrestling wal be
featured, especially and one night each
week the club Intends to glye di ,1,, !, :
members and friends Of the club, Pete
PAcni 4 George Herbert and Jake Cope
ara among those laterested,in tho clubs
foundation. 1t Is expected that things
WI IA inIrunn,nE shepe, BY the Sr 2srd l5 q
exhibitio,i viii ia gIveflforiathe first week
Is northumberland by5Mr: Kelley, the
champion wrestler of the South. III !.
The ciub already numherss oHer, ln,s r,S
T,lesday nleht ut s#oclock at 4M East
Marshall street. lAll strangers interest, cd
In this IathietitF movement ilare cordially
II 10 attend,IqFsfssr a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
EXAMINATION FEE
Was MUTED QUESTION
Physicians and Insurance Men.
Spend Day in Discussion Of
Equity Of Present 81 ote! Il

COMMITTEE appointed a by the Mcdical
Society OF Virginia and the representa-
lives OF twenty large life Insurance COM
panics. with headquarters In several dill
fercnt States met yesterday In the FAC
ulty rooms Of the Medical College Of Viz
GINA TO consider the question of raising
the minimum fees FOR insurance exam
nations. The medical society has been
contcntling that the minimum 4 Zee FOR
PHYSICAL examinations should :. be $500.
instead Of $500, the former sup to some
time bnck having been the regular rate.
II the society phescd this INV thc lnsuii
ancc companies would be. bound TO nc-
ce1e 10 1t. az nearly all the prominent doc
tora OF Virginia are members OF the So
c!cty.
The committee OF tic medical society
wns COMPOSED OF the following members:
Or. j. r. Glldersleeve. OF Tazewell. Va;
DR.. Pcdigo. Of Roanoke: Or. L. T. Brsdy,
OF Abingdon, DR.. Iunitts F. Lynch. OF
Norfolk, and Dr, 4. g. Williams, Of Rich
mond DIR. Gildetslceve was appointed
chairman.
Before this meeting was called nm IN
vtation had been extended to al med
ical directors Of insurance companies hav-
ing offices lii the State, and promptly at
noon yesterday the convention WAS called
to order. With the exception OF n recess
for rlncheon 1t continued throughout the
day.
ancc Underwriters Of Virginia, presented
lengthy and forcibe argument In favor
OF retaining the fee, now IN use, Much
more discussion followed from both sides.
| At 9 o'clock the meeting adjourned for
~ IL T,c
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FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.
Though Cut in Twain, Engineer
Still Chung to the Throttle.

Engineer Dan Parker. Of the Inflated
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
passenger train which crashed Into
the rear end Of freight train near
Exnlore, Va, early yesterday morning.
meta horrible but heroic death. He died
with both hands on the throttle OF his
engine, although his body was cut IN
twain and the lower portion hurled sew
eral yards away into a field.
When the rescue party began the
work OF recovering tho bodies of the
dead engineer and his mate, Fireman
Wilson, they were Mortified to find cling
Ing to the throttle OF the wrecked loco
motive the head, shoulders and arms of
the Ifeless form Of Parker. while N
field hundred feet away were the legs
and the other part OF the body Of the
heroic engineer.
Seeing the crash Inevitable, Parker
evidently reversed he throttle Of his
engine in an effort to check the speed
Of the train. and although the cab over
him was torn to spllnters his grasp
was so tight that the impact OF he
trains could not release it.--Virglnia Fl-
lot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
BIC LIQUOR FIGHT
NOW ON At EMP0R|A.
Applications for License;is Being
Resistedby Local Option
People.
(spec,al to The Times plspa tch,)

HI (SpeclAl 10 me Times l'lspdt'','
EAtpORlA. VA April 1.-THE contest
between tho liquor sellers hcre and the
local option advocates Ia very strong, and
the hearings In the court before Judge
West will probably last through the week.
Last week apple Tor whiskey licenses
came up, and after O. hard fought contest
those few Issued llcenses ny tho court
had great restrictions attached m the
conduct and the location OF us business
Two Of the above apply to Emporla ana
tho same number to Relheld
strong fight is liable to DO made on
all who apply by the legal representatives
OF all dlspensary and prohibition a'vo-
Gates.
This week dlstllery licenses VIII ne con
sIdered by the court. Strong sentiment
for and against whiskey IN Ennporla ~
manifest on all sides, though up 10 the
present no perceptlble anger has come 70
the surface among the arrayed laeuons'
Eight attorneys are engaged ~ me pres
ent fight for and against whlsRoy--iour
to Il side. Many here, however, favor q
dspensnry. an election for whieh ".
be held the latter part of June.
One OF the licenses Issued was MI, 'ne
understanding that the seller shoulu 40
only n lug business outside OF the county
and il caught selling whlskey az al NJ
side the county his license shou'a W ~
NukcI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
GOVERNOR SWANSON
SELECTS G00D|. site.
Virginia Building to Be Centrally
Located on the Water b.
Front. l!st
1snoolal ! ; INV trin,es- 1oisnnlchl

Especial to The Times ispatch.) 3 iss
X NORFOLK, VA April 11.--Governno
Swanson, who came to this city yester--Egg
day 10 confer with the other membera.;
Of tho jamestown Exposition Commits
sion OF the State, on the selection DIE
location for tho Virginia building IN the
exposition grounds. remained II Norfolk
to-day. .5
Il He was d visitor at the expositl Ion of;
fees, but spent much time with friends
at the Virginia Club. $5 S4sS
The site selected forth Virginia build
Ing Is said to have been the Personal
choice OF the Governor II Is on the
water front ana at the center or what.
will be the main row OF other state
buildings. Aside from the otf1cial STATE
building the commission has decided 8toS 4
erect another building especially for the
exhibit OF the States resources. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
GOVERNOR BACK.
His Excellency Returns, After
Very BUSY Day in Norfolk.

Governor Swanson returned to the city last
mint from Norfolk where he conferred Win
the jamestown Exposition Commission vita
seestnE ste for the Mos a
sniriis when seen, though he was rather
fatigued on account of his hoavy days work..
He was Pleased with the site chosen. and ne z.
lieves the Virginia end OF tho Exposition 10
going TO be big success. t
Governor Swanson has number Of - ms atser
q nd 'he fears he viii not be able To 60 to New
Orleans 10 ask the veterans to hold their next
reunion here. .l,, .,,
shortly is n strong petition for a communication
~ thc sentence OF william DE Heart. Grip
pie, who Is under death sentence III PatricK
for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Shockoe Council Meets.

shock5e Council. No: saa. OF the ROYAL AT, :,
he'll! an entoyab'e meeting a. rs na,.
many visitors from, Mccarthy Union and other
councils One new member Wnstinitiated ana
another relnstated. ,$as E.4f5
-sft art ,c--reguia r--rrre,t1s m Ola. fashioned
smoker. With refreshments was INDUCED ! 10.
Among those who made addresses were wee S.it
ney and Afr. r. c. Morton. The toastTastes
OF the evening was Me- ". II Dahney; 4,
Regent T \ G. Norton, OF Augusta Council.
Staunton. and Mr.. r. c.. Stertes were among
the prominent visitors The regents ct nearly rlS
smoker was enlivened by vocal and instru-
mental selections. and Mr.. Harry Kemp ren.
dcred very entertaining character song Al
the next meeting the scouQcll will give an
other entertainment. Anlock trial will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. J. 3. Gayle. 49, .
Shockoe Council Is In a very prosperous con-
a!ton. and has one OF the largest memberships
lin Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
NOTICE TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BY IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE

The civic Improvement League an
nollnoes that after Friday, 18Th next. no
lists Twill be received from the public
schools for flower seed distribution this
Positively, all lists will be closed Friday
ffhis is made necessary owing 70 the
fact that the time before Distribution IS
planting committee Of the league to put
In the seeds and assert the quotas for the
Inherent junior lengles.
There Is no small labor Involved In this
work, and the flower committee of The
league is now busily at work tabulat!ns
tho names Of the children and putting
Northumberland will be made by The
Tines Dispatch at what times the seeds
vii he delivered to the different junior
civic clubs 5gp Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
How to Exercise the
Bowels

They do not waste any precious fluid q
Tie Bowels, as Cathar.lcs do.
They do not relax the lntestines 81
sreasing them inside like Castor Oh or
Clycerlne.
They simply stimulate the Bowel
Muscles 70 do their work naturally, CONS
fortabiy, and nutritlously.
95 And, the Exercise these Bowel Musclsas
are thus forced 10 take, makes them
stronger for the future, Just as Exetcisai
makes your arm stronger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
"OUR WRITERS"
Mr.. Page to Lecture on Writing
as A Profession Tonight.

This evening at S:l6 O'Clock. Mr. Walter
III. Page. editor OF the Worlds Work, New
York, will begin in the chapel at Rich
1nond college, series OF three lectures rel.
,rhc,r Relation 70 Onc Another" This is
the second series of lectures this COLLEGE
year on the Thomas foundation, the FIRST
course, It will be recalled, having been
Gllderslceve Of Johns Hopkins Unlvcr-
sty. ,,..,
first, then In the West. IN New England
and now In New York. lie. 10 particularly
Interested III the training of, young writer's
Tow responsible positions IN journalism,
After Il thorough study of the question
Of professional training in writing md the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
BAILEY THE SNOWMAN
DIES IN new YORK
lRy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. April Thames a.. Bal
ley died at his homo III Mount Vernon
to-day from erysipclas.a He was fifty
nine years Of age. Mr.. Isaileys name
is familiar throughout AlVerlca 2 and
Europe as a Snowman, and In his latter
years he was managing director OF the
Barnum and Bailey show. Practically
his whole life was spent In be circus
business ms employe and proprietor, He
joined T.. r. Barn,,m in 1881 and since
that time most OF the big ciycuses OF the
country have been consolidated With him
as director. RI eA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

Ing conducted by male chorus Of about
twenty voices. After the conclusion OF
the services twenty-five converts were
baptized.
on next Wednesday night, DR.. Nc
Daniel will preach on Communion. and
the same male chorus will conduct the
singing. The ordinance OF baptism VIII
also be again administered. On Wed.
5nesday night following, DR.. Mcdaniel will
point out In his sermon the differences
ofSbelief between The Baptist and other
denominations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
ROSS AND WOOD WIN
IN AMATEUR TOURNAMENT

(RV AssoC1nted FressJ \.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 3ll.-7Metlal
MAY nj Sc holes. IN Scotch foursone.ess,
t,.day completed the second and. closing
dly's sport Of the first open professional
,anA amateur tournament or me coluH illll
Alexander Ross, Of Plnchurst.
with ". *. Wood of the Homewood CUB:
Chicago, won the. first prize, With total
OF 127 for the S6 holes. aEs9k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
CHURCH DESTROYED.
1nterdenominational House
Worship Burned.
lsnecial Id The TImes- Dlspatc

(snecial 10 The TImes- Dlspat CID
NORFOLK, VA. April ll,-Ocean view
Church, nterdenomlnhtional, NJ ocean
View. WAS DESTROYED by IRE apoat a., :
6,clock Tonight Tho damage is 5000.
,rho building was frame structure and
was entirely consumed by the flames.
Ocean View Church was the gift of Mr.,
Wilson ana was completed about two
years ago. The pretty building had no
regular pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

Your tntestnes are lined inside With
millions Of little suckers, that draw the
Nutrition out 81 food as II passes them.
But, il The food passes too slowly. II
decays before II gets through. Then the
little suckers draw Poison from 1t Instead
Of Nutrition.
This Poison makes Gas that inlures
your system more than the food should
have nourished L.
You seq the food IS Nourshrnert or
Poison, just according 10 how long II stays
n transit. eH.y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Fore.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fore, wife of the
late Sam. A. Fore died Tuesday night at
$50 o'clock at her home. 1907 North
Twenty-first Street, She is survived , pS
three children--Mr Sam. 4. Fore, MISS
Ophelin Fore and Mrs. John Hnlrfleld,,
and by two brothers-Mr Robert a, and
Edward Sims. -,
F,h,sconnl church ut o'clock this after
noon. Interment Will be in River'v lew
cry 'gg5 Egs