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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
CHANGES IN SOUTHERN.
Fourth Vice-President AcRert Be
comes General Manager.

Fourth President c. II. Ackert. 81
the Southern Railway. has been pro-
noted 70 be general manager of the entire
Southern Railway system. with head
quarters I'm Washington. y. G. Acting
General Manager II. b. Spencer has been
made sixth vfce-president. in charge %
construction and purchasing departments.
These additional appointments have been
announced: r. Fl. Coapman. general SUI
perptendent. Northern district, with office
ir Danville. Va: @. r. Loyal. general
superintendent. Eastern district with
office I'm Charlotte, n. G; W. n Fore
acre general superintendent. Western
district. with office in birmingham. Ala.
NJ. NJ. Richie general superintendent
Mlddle district with Office In Knoxville
Tenn: j. n. Scale, manager Of transport
tation with office in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

poration Court Co Mr.. Leonard T.. Pat
ram and Miss Evelyn T. Bcicher
The Buildings ana Land Committee
VIII meet at o'clock tonight I'm the
Council Chamber
Alma Anderson. "a negro woman. was
sent 20 jail for sixty days d. Mayor
maurice yesterday ON the charge ~ steal
ing waist from Henrietta Hal
Mrs. +. j.. Wukerson has returned I'D
her home In the city after "a visit 20
friends in Powhatan county.
ne olympia club has decided % hnve
Thanksgiving dinner I'm the club
rooms. No. 1 West Fifteenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Reversed Decision.

Mrs. Henderson reported that. having
.ad additional light on the subject. She
reversed BEER decision with rc-arI 90 lii.
Ialney IT, Naury Chapter of Phuadel-
1ala. as set forth ia a letter published
81 The Times Dispatch Tho Week after
the Virginia Division convention at
WNthcvn, last October.
The Iabney IT, Maurv Chapter was.
therefore. declared 70 Dee in existence
and under rhe jurisdiction Of the N5rg. mia
Division. from whom its charter was
nrst obtained. and the charter was given
to Mrs William =. NIcNen-y, ureslden-
90 tte Virginia Division.
Mrs. Randolph reported that she had
received a. letter from the WiLsm Watts
Chapter. ot Roanoke. stating that they
contribute at once toward the FUND FOR
the jamestown building
Airs Gin reported $} in hand % re-
ceipts from t4r excursion 70 tn- Jarles-
town Exposition grounds ora Noverl Der
10th.
Mrs. Robert s Christian received the
thanks of the chapter for the succcssf1l
management of L-e reception 20 the visit
ing Daughters Of the American T-eVolu-
ton. given ON November 9Th.
In Regard to Davis Section.
Complaint having been made az the
meeting I'm regard TO tile bad condition
OF tho Davis section ia Hollywood Mss
NJ j. Harris, the chairman of She COM
mittee having the section in charge.
stated that when the complaints We're
/ brought TO her she went ar ones To- se.
Mr.. John r. Hooper. the superintendent
at Hollywood.
He told her that the designs. which
We're expensive ones. had not been re-
moved from tho Davis section because
/ Doe was awaiting an order FOR their re-
! movaL This sne gave. and Mr. Hooper
/ promised that tho section should at once
/ le u.t in nice order
The Disclaimer made by Mrs Lizzie
/ George henderson. president general OF
/ tae United Daughters OF the Confederacv.
+ That She had given her Official sanction
r.i approval 20 the erection Of n T. ID.
building m the jamestown Exposition
-.- fact that 80 caused DISCONTINUED
Virginia deleeation at the Gulfport
rton. was Discussed ut yesterday
Nm. Henderson had written
Randolph about the plan for the
rE and had commended IL. but con-
e0ol that she acted individually and
'r officially The Virginia delegation
.la Alrs. Randolph were differently im-
pressed
As the Virginia division will erect ~.
exposition building and be the hostesso.
OF the year 1907. the matter does not
AFFECT the general result IN the least
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
FOOD CONDEMNED
More Hares, Turkeys and Part
ridges Carted AWAY.

Assistant Food Inspector Curtis yes
terday condemned and had removed 10
tho crematory five wagonloads Of putrid
partridges, hare and turkeys found In
the commission house district of the city
-Four large wagonloads We're hauled
through the streets a. once. and later
the rfth load was sent. The rapid de-
composition Of this game IS attributable
Of course. 70 the unusually warm weather
ior this season and the failure 10 keep
theIn IN cold storage. None Of tho birds
and rabbits We're M for food. and their
incineration was q public necessity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Increase Of Salaries

The general passenger agent of the Nor
FOLK ana Western Railroad. MI ". =.
Bevill. or Ro-noke. has sent out a cir
cular announcing "a ten per cent increase
in tho salar'as ~ all employees Of that
department ~ the road receiving 500 per
month or less. Several in this city. and
those al aloha, the line Of the road. win
proht hy this action
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

MAJORITY 80
l'f election $50 the Fifth District has
H' widely discussed In local political
'.f"r H.' there has never been amy
t.'i Nn ttaf Judge Saunders had safe
majority and that 10 would finally settle
3D.. .'fl tl. Two hundred mark.
iIi'fH IHH UD~u some talk OF a contest
- 2 ono ls made Judge Saunders and
ODD" tfi'.l- declare that they do not fear
l,a result. as they are conscious OF hav-
.hs fnidn clean fight and lived strictly
NIiIin .|n laws governing elections In
N'ff.r.n Judge Saunders personally de-
.Hi' i.ff ria opponent viii not have "A
l'f i' rftul on u he shall determine
I" "-rt him from tho seat 10 which he
C4cI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Physicians interested.

How long he viii live is a question that
is interesting the medical profession 81
the city a great deal at the present mo-
ment. II IS almost Impossible for him
To- carry hts axe to much greater ex-
tent. and yet there IS nothing radically
wrong with his system Through clean
living. to which he attributes his great
age. he has kept his body in the best
condition possible, and has not abused
any part Of f.
When De dies 70 will be caused by the
utter worn -out-ness" Of his frame. and
not from any physical defect Like the
one-hoss shay. he will 20 TO pieces all
az once. and all HIS organs Will stop
working In the meantime he IS waiting
for the end with the calm knowledge that
II cannot be much longer postponed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Eleven Crap-Shooters Arrested

lhe police last night arrested eleven
toiNr.- crap artists. who We're ENJOYING,
quiet little game on the street the
negroes nrr Percy Lee. Junius Boiling
l.te Zones. Albert Smith. Jim smith Jim
AHF. jim Jones' James Hinton, James
" Ato. Eugene cambridge and Walsh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs J. c.. Clement. OF Ches-
terhld county. are visiting Mrs. J. A.
Lucas. Of Twelfth and Huh Streets.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Lillian blanche Hague
90 Mr Bernard Hendricks. In the home
Of the bride. on the night Of the 2Sth.
A marriage license was ISSUED yester-
day from the clerks ONCE OF the, Cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
JUDGE {. VI. SAUNDERS
HAS SAFE MAJORITY
Official Figures Will Give Him
Two Hundred and Twenty
Two.

All the reforms from the congressional
election .u tro fifth District are now ia,
ana TIE otf ..4l figures Will SHOW "a ma
JoFty ~ ~ Jog Judge j.. W. Saunders,
OF Hk..l. tne Democratic nominee,
over l'r T. N. simmons. the Republican
competitor
Her a-- Tire figures in which there
VIII bee Dbl. CHANGES:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Has Many Medals.

At tne axe ~ thirteen he enlisted IN
tne United states navy. and served
through fn- War ~ rsi2. and di-ftn-
ElIshei himself on several occasions
After this WAY le served with Decatur
against the M.rorrare ia isg De WAS
wounded in tte battle of san Jaclnfo.
nno also fought under General sam Hous-
tom lie served through the Crirn.an
ar on tle side az tte allies. and Won
distinction There.
Iu tae battle OF Gettysburg he received
ninle hall lu tie mouth. and has spoken
WITH titirl.tt since. although hlr general
ltait. haas I..r -ulmpailed 10 also
served WARN Bowie against tte Indians
AS rewards tHr Lls service ln f.r many
wars tn las engaged in SIR Hrlr. E.q.
invaluable men. utprs from tao bands ~
the WORLDS greatest men. From Napoleon
Ne received "a medal with the trl-rnlor
and rtcle ~ the ewuiTe. bestowed iy
t.e haud ~ the Emperor himself Tho
medal go stamped on the reverse side with
tA' imperial ~ Prom tho United States
Dee tas received medal f0~ bravery in
t.e war with 81 .xico ON it a. inscribed
ta- Nne. From Texas to Her Hero. on
Che reverse side is San Jarinco. 1885 "
Mr. Bruce speaks ~ these honors with
frpcr-tl. and does NOT boast cr hl- nr,v-
ese. The subjects have 20 be- approached
most taetf4Nr and drawn from lim ly
many questions
ln spite ~ tls advanced age. tho hair
~ tne ccrtenr rian is not white. but IN
iron-rr-ty. Although Dee speaks eo indis-
tnrtly as On h, hard % understand hs
can soe without glasses as wei as a
man ~ FORTY. and reads great deal.
lle IS absolutely deaf. and all questions
have fo he written
Mr Bruce S. Mason Of the highest
order. having attained tho thirty-scconi
degree. and member ~ tho order ~
odd Fellows IIe has bad many visitors
among bis fellows. and seems 20 appre-
ciato most fully che interest taken in
him 10y them.
ono most remarkable trait ~ the old
man is his good appetite Ife eats tho
hospital fare with AS much gust as
youth Of eighteen. and enjoys every
meal. This IS more remarkable when
the man SIS seen shrlnken and with his
skin drawn Ike parchment over his
bones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
THANKSGIVING Sermon.

The four councils Of the Junior order
United American Mechanics. will wor-
ship in Central Methodist Church on
Thanksgiving Day. The Rev. J. F.
Cuthrieu who IS 70 he succeeded at As
bury Methodist Church by the Rev Mr.
Cranberry. will be the orator Of the oc-
casion. The Juniors IN Manchester num-
Der about 1000 The councils are. Lib
erty No. Is. the banner council Of the
state; Davis. Rocky Ridge and New
Soufh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Reception and Ball.

The opening day of the coucIave viii
DC devoted 10 receptions % the various
OFT. it-s and IN the evening a reception
VII ne rendered % the grand master OF
H.. United States. on Tuesday evening
tle.e Will D. reception and probably
a grand ball. There viii also be an
e.9aQrate dinner To The delegates An
exhibition tr,. viii take place at the
race u -ck Wednesday. and FRI the after
noon there w- be- side trips 10 many
places 81 Interest about the vicinity In
..r evening r. nrogressiv.. bah SIS planned
g. "r h--t az Convention Hall and the
large hotels. More side trips VIII be Tho
order tor Thursday and the prizes for tile
competitive dril viii b. awarded Dane
ln- VIII rl ou- The evening. During the
tline The sessions are. going on there viii
hc rr'rntl' rr at the various State head
quarters and taere viii De band concerts
I'D several parts Of the village
- Feral f.0u- lands of dollars have hoan
appropriated 70 secure suitable trophies
70 De- awarded TO the successful drill
corps. There win be four trophies. but
what they Nii Doe has not yet been de-
termiucd jewelers. and others have been
requested g. submit designs. and seIec-
tons VIII t- made after due considera-
ZION. Fn fr n1ies will be exceedingly
valuable ana VIII doubtless be unique in
design
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
About Early Closing.

The early closing ordinance continues
20 h. "a subject of discussion. There are
many who say the SLoouists who have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Alcohol
not needed

Ayers SarSaparilla is not a strong
drink. AS now made, there is not
drop OF alcohol in il. IL IS nOn-alco-
holic tonic and Alternative. Ask your
own doctor about your taking this
medicine for thin, impure blood. Fol
low his advice every time. He knows.
We publish the formulas ,. c. Aver Co.
or all our preparation Lowell. Macs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Extensive arrangements have been
made for the entertainment I'm Leader
Hall tomorrow night and Saturday night
for the beneht Of the Eaglcs' Band The
proceeds VII go 70 the band. which is i'm
need Of new Instruments.
Nicola. who is rated as one Of the best
magicians ~ the present time. will be
assisted by several well known perform
ers. and the evenings VIII DE spent
pleasantly by those who attend
Nicola claims 10 be able TO get out Of
any handcun fastened about him. and he
further says that committee Of bust
ness mon may hide any object and he
will agree To find g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Reports From Delegates.

Reports We're. heard from the delegates
Co the GUlfport convention: Mrs. Ram
dolph. Mrs. 3. a. Blenner and Mrs. Edgar
Taylor.
Do was reported that. for lack OF time
at the convention. an the proposed
amendments 20 the constitution. except
That concerning salaried officers. Nere
laid on the table BY "a large majority
81 was decided that no officer in tho or
conizatio1 should hereafter receive any
salary. but that the necessary expenses
incurred in the performance OF an off-
GERS duties should De PAID from the
treasury. and that the president-general
should poe reimbursed fo- the amount
spent i'm attending the annual conver.-
tions.
Mrs. Rosenberg. Of Texas presented
The United Daughters 81 tha Confederacy
with 81 heauttul silk hatuenag I'm memory
81 Mrs Davis. Tho flag was gracefully
received hv Airs. Cornona B-auch stone.
ot Galveston. in behalf % the convcn-
tion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
@Nsf

LAXATIVE RROMO Qunine. the world vfaa
Cold and Grip remedy. removes cause call -
fun name. Look for signature r. W. Grove so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

Fine Lynnhaven and othersgood oysters
.receiYed daily ats1IlEGE6.Ss,j x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Child VIII Recover.

The condition Of little Phillip Lee. the
S-ycsir-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lee. who accidentally drank carbolic
acid Tuesday night. was much improved
yesterday lie is recovering rapidly from
The effects Of tho deadly poison
Two physicians have been attending
the child since the accident. and thew saw
that no evil effects viii result from the
swallowing Of tho acid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, VA. VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Selling dates November 26th and 27th.
return limit December 3, 1905, account
great Educational Rally. Very low rates
viii apply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
May Tear Down Fence.

The high board fence put up by the
Southern Railroad around the shops while
the strike was in progress may have TO
be torn down. II is claimed by many
that the fence makes travelling on Seventh
street near IT, bridge very dangerous.
and that the railroad company put the
fence up without the proper permission
from the Council
Tho matter Will be taken Up AZ the
meeting of the Assembly on the first Fri
day in December In the meanwhile the
fence may Doe torn down. While the ma
chinsts We're on strike the officials built
the fence presumably with the idea 81
keeping out the strikers or rather pre-
venting them from talking with the
efrire-r~aa Lare
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
DISCUSS LETTER
At MEETING HERE
Local Chapter, However, Learns
Little of Document That
Caused Stir.
CARE OF DAVIS SECTION
Reference Made to Attitude OF
President-General Toward
I. d. c. Building

The press reports Of the reading of
Mrs. Davis's letter at the Gulfport con
Nenton. resulted in attracting to the
chapter meeting OF yesterday at Lee
Camp Hail. the largest gathering that
has been seen NJ a regular assembling
toI some time.
The baUShters came together evidently
with tho hope that Mrs. Randolph might
rslent and tell something OF the contents
Of the letter.
But Mrs Randolph remained immovable
ANA chapter members finally realized that
FOR the time being at least. they We're
NOT To be- made amy wiser
Mrs. Randolph condemned the policy
which made the letter public az any
time. AS she thought IL was likely TO
cause disturbance, and should for that
reason have been kept private.
The Rev nr. j. William Jones. who
vis present at the meeting. stated that
Mrs Davis > letter was written while she
WAS under the excitement produced. by
being told that her choice Of a resi-
d,uce i'm The North was severely crit
ie.zed. especially by the people of the
State or Mississippi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

paid heavy taxes should remain open AS
long as they wish 20. others say that II
Richmond closes her saloons AT - o'clock
tho worst element ~ the citizens OF that
place VIII come 20 this city. and that
Manch ester VIII literally be a dumping
ground for the crooks"
The Assembly viii have a hard fight
when the ordinance is considered. Tho
Board ~ Aldermen passed the ordinance.
To Visit Odd-Fellows.
Grand Master Roland r Chase of the
Independent order Of odd Fellows. Will
visit Stewart Lodge Of this CITY. on
Tuesday night the 9th. He viii Doe
accompanied by Grand Representatives G.
w. Morris. Thomas Kcndler Charles
Pohhg, O. W. Graves. $. ,. Roger.
j. p. Smith. ". y Green. ". r. Wae-
ner and A. 4. Levisie
The following officers Of Unity Lodge.
Of Richmond. VIII be with Grand Master
Chase I'm Manchester: G.. O. Cralgwel. j.
IT. Moran. w. F.. Newman. r w. Clarke
and q, w William
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
Sam Cooks Success.

Intimate friends OF Sam B. Cook
have always known that he was q
man OF varied talents and attain
ments, says the Jefferson City Tri-
bune, but the public generally has
regarded him as q newspaper man of
ability and a politician and state Of
ficial oiiar more than average depth,
breadth and astuteness. A little
over q year has elapsed since his re-
tirement from the Office OF secretary
OF state and the arst year Of his con-
nection with the Central Missouri
Trust company OF this city az its
president and It's active head ended
last Thursday. That year was the
most prosperous In the history OF
the company. All Of the success Of
the company is Of course not due to
him, but enough Of II 10 to indicate
that his business and financial skill
il on q par with his talents along
the lines that the people Of Missouri
have known him best In. His success
will be gratifying to the inumerable
friends ell over the state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
no CAUSE FOR
ADVERSE CRITICISM.

Spectator" writing to the Demo
crat in defense OF JuoRe Denton's al
taude in refusing to T, ceive plea I
guilty IRON Tom Casey and sssess
bis punishment at a seutenee OF i've
years In the peniteniiary Ia his Zeal
50 put Judge Denton IL a favorable
light rhects upon every attorney in
she case, both for the State and de
tense.
Judge Denton was acting clearly
within his rights aud the law when
he refused to consent To the agree
ment OF the attorneys, and, relying
upon his own Judgment and deeming
the punishment inadequate to the
o ffense, be acted right in refusing to
sanction the agreement. The at.
torneys In the case, all hone rable
gentlemen aid able lawyers, thought
different from Judge Denton. They
believed that to a man OF Casey's
breeding, refinement and education,
the great humiliation and mental
anguish OF a penitentiary sentence
was the greatest punishment that
could be put upon him and the
length OF term was not material.
They we're acting clearly Within their
ri ghts and the law In making the
q ereement and In swearing Judge
Denton off the bench when he refused
to sanction IL.
The intimation that q corrupt deal
was entered into to retard the ends Of
] ustice, Is little less than outrageous.
A ttorney General Of the state Hsdley
and bis assistant Mr.. Kennish, ex.At.
tornsy General Crow, Prosecuting At
tofneys Hinkle, Of Henry county, and
Ludwick, OF Bates county, agreed to
this proposition and certainly with
this array OF legal talent II can hard
ly be said that the states interests
were not amply saieguarded. We
believe it is the first time In the his.
tory OF the State where q circuit
Judge refused to sanction an agree.
ment in settlement OF a case made by
the Attorney General and his assis-
tants with the opposing counsel.
Spectator" makes much OF the
clause that an agreement was reach
ed between the attorneys that Judge
Gray, who was holding court at
c Carthage, should come up on the
night train, open court and receive
Casey's plea, sentence him to the
penitentiary and return to his duties
on the morning train. A large mum.
Der OF witnesses were here from
Henry county. 1t is no small matter
to the convenience Of those witnesses
and no inconsiderable item OF ex-
pen Sc to bring them all back to But
Ter, when the settlement OF the case
was agreed, and no dark lantern
met hods were conhived at or thought
of by the attorneys or Judge Gray
W hen he agree to such an arrange.
ment.
We have no disposition to criticise
Judge Denton's actions in the mat.
ter, neither do we think the attor.
neys, acting both for the State and
the defendant, should be subjected
to adverse criticism.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01

had Intended TO shoot Fred Msrdo,
press agent Of The theater, q vsll -
herself, but shs Jailed to ind him.
She had reached this resolution, shs
explained, because Mardo had thrsat.
ened to XIII her within three days nm
less she consented tomarry him, and
this she had determined abs would
never do. Mrs. WildsT had ons child.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
Apostrophe 70 Texas Girl.

Washington, Feb. 27.-"Fair wo-
man Of America, thou art tho gem Of
the Creation, an ] thou. Belle Of Tex
a., art the brightest sparkle Of the
gem, with thine illustrious eyes and
silken hair, and fairy form, and tan
der heart, and dimplsd hands and
bright talents. = Z
Representative Morris Sheppard.
OF Texas, thus spoke at the banquet
Of tho thirty.ssventh reunion 81
GsoFg G. Whitttng Lodge, No. ~,
A. r. &A.M. !.
"The bellcow Of The bunch = she
Texas girl, and The plck-hefd q the.
pastnrs = that which browuesin this
Hea vsn land, : saiu Hhsppard.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY 1laEs, published every
rlchEsday. will be sent to any addrca
NJ year, postage paid, for SI.oo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-01

TIE Missouri Pacific Time Table at
Butler Station.
CORRECTED TINE TABLE.
sourH SOUND.
No. CO.. Joplin 4 Southwest mail 4 Elk sal m
Ne sO7K.c a Joplin mail 4 Express y 20 m
re. sos &c 4 Joplin mail h Express lo:se p m
N, sci Local freight l;Wf m
NoRrr BorSp,
IA res Kansas City and Sc Louis Elk. s;to m
NJ 7pt Kansas City mail and Express lio m
M fle Kansas City limited mail lO.S0 m
LOCAL FRgIGHT
Na 80 Local Freight n;s0sm
NJ. - Kansas City stock s:sp pm
INTERSTATE DIVISION.
wEsT BOUND.
90. IA Local freight and Pas mixed see q m
IAsT ROUND.
NJ. fts Local freight and Pas mixed ar Sis pm
j, +, GKlGkR. Agent