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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21

Can't look well, eat well or feel
we'll with impure blood feeding your
body Keep the blood pure with Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take
exercise, keep clean and you will
have long life.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21

Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from piles when you can use
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve and get relief. Sold by all
druggists.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All druggists sell it.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21

my child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest | ap
piled Dr. Thomas kclectric Oil The
pain ceased and the child sank into a
restful sleep."-Mrs Nancy M. Han
son, Hamburg, N. Y.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21

For backache use DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills Nothing else so
good for all troubles caused by i'm
pure blood. Sold by all druggists
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-02-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

State of Indiana, Marsh. II county.
SIS:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate of Julia Slime
tate of Marshall County, Indiana, de-
ceased. Said Estate is supposed to
be solvent.
E. c. Martindale,
Administrator.
February 5th, 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
POPE PUBLISHED
HIS ENCYCL|CAL
Formally Places Seal OF Conden,-
nation on French Separation
Law.
BISHOPS MUST NOW OBEY
Declares That the Faithful Must
Suffer, But That Victory Would
Come in the End.

PARIS, January 1.-THE eagerly await
ed papal encyclical in which the Pope ex-
plains his reasons for forblddng the
faithful to make declarations under the
law OF 1851, and defining mis- attitude to-
wards the amended church and state
separation law was published here this
afternoon. This formally places the seal
of official condemnation on the new law,
and will oonstrain the bishops at their
meeting to be held here january 18TH to
range themselves against the law on all
points. The French bishops must follow
the orders of Rome. no matter what in
dividunl ideas may be held.
The Temps considers the encyclical as
proof that the Vatican Is determined to
continue the war. AS an illustration OF
what 1t terms the speciousness of the
papal arguments, the Temps points out
that the statement that q priest cannot
be a juridical occupant OF q church is no
longer true under the new law, and that
the dlsanection OF churches, which the
Pope says was never admissible, was 4
possibility even under the concordat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Offset Attack.

Friends of Senator Bailey, in anticipa-
ton of to-nlorro WIS contest tonight, pre-
pared substitute resolution which Will
he offered tomorrow morning. The fight
will then he made upon the substitution
of this resolution for the one now before
the House.
The substitute resolution, as agreed
upon seeks to oset the charges made
against Senator Bailey in the first res
oliition by outlining that he has admitted
all his connections with Pierce. Kirby
and the Tennessee Coal Company, and
successfully combated the same charges
as now exist before the Legislature six
years ago; that it Is wholly unnecessary;
that the appropriation would be use
less expenditure of the funds of the
State. and In consideration OF that fact
said resolution outlines that the Speaker
shall appoint committee of seven House
members. who shall. whenever they see
fit, meet and pass upon this matter Of
the Bailey Waters Pierce oil case; that
IT, in the Judgment OF this committee.
after due consideration. there is founda-
ton to the chG<ges. they shall so state
to the Legislature and then said body
shall decide as to the charges to be pre-
ferred and tho general trend of the pro-
posed investigation.
The original resolution demands
sweeping and instant legislative investi-
cation, and the senatorial election may be
postponed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
QUESTION OF LICENSE
BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Consideration Of the Rudd and
Buchanan Case May Proceed
To-Day or Monday.

The consideration by the grand jury
of information lodged with the Com
monwealths Attorney, alleging that
Drs. Rudd and Buchanan, neurologists,
Were violating the statute in practicing
medicine without having passed the
required examination, was postponed
yesterday on account of the illness OF
one of the grand jurors. 1t may come
up to-day, but, ii not, then on Mon
day
Tho action of the grand jury and of
the court viii establish a precedent
in this State, this being in the nature
of n test case. The neurologists, 1t is
understood, claim that they do not
practice medicine In the sense Of adj
ministering medicines, and that they
are therefore, not subject to the pre-
scribed medical examination.
DIR. III. u. Stephenson, of Toano, mem
Der of the State Board of Medical En-
aminers, who was here yesterday to
appear as witness, said the impress
sion that the board was prosecuting
this case was erroneous. Complaints
were made to him. he said. and he
brought these to the attention of the
Commonwealth Attorney. The board,
as an organization, had no connection
whatever with thorcaSe,
The Medical Society of Virginia has
employed Hon. j. NJ. Hooker, OF Pat
rick, to prosecute alleged violations of
the license law. Whether or not he
will appear In this case in the event
of an Indictment being returned Is not
known here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
WARM FIGHT ON
sENA TOR BAILEY
Texas Legislature Demands an
Investigation Of the Trust
Charges.
WILL COME UP THIS MORNING
-------
l5ailey's Friends Will Endeayor
to Have Matter Referred to a
Committee OF Seven.
WILL COME UP THIS MORNING

AUSTIN, TEN. January 1.-THE intro
duction of n resolution in tile Senate OF
the Texas Legislature signed by fourteen
members out of the thirty composing that
body, demanding an investigation of Sem
ator Bailey and Attorney General David
son and their connection with the re-
admission of the Waters-Pierce OIL Com
pany into Texas after its election under
tile antitrust laws. and the fixing of a
hearing of the same for Monday next.
upon which occasion both Senator Bailey
and Acknowledgement Davidson are In
vted to be present, and the settling of
n speeial order for tomorrow morning
without displacement of the House reso-
luton demanding Bailey investigation,
were the special features of the day in
the matter OF the Investigation OF Sena-
tor Bailey by the Tevas Legislature pend
ing his election on January I'D.
Every effort was made to get the Bailey
Investigation matter considered by the
House this morning. but failed. The OPP
position to Senator Bailey, however. late
this evening, forced the House to set
as a special order without displacement
consideration OF the Bailey investigation
resolution for tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
.COL[OQUY BROKE
TRACK RECORD.
Reside, at 20 to I, and Marvin
Neal, at IS to 1, Upset the
Dope Books.

NEW ORLEANS January n.-collo-
guy make a new track record OF los Us
for Ave and hale furlongs at City PARK
to-day. Coloauy was eight lengths In the
lead Mt the finish. ~
Reside, at 20 to /, and Marvin Neal, at
IL to 1. in the second and third races,
respectively. upset calculations by win
ming. Weather clear; track fast. summa-
ries:
First race--ive furlongs-Prince All Med
d3 to 81 first. Coltmess al to u second,
Kaiserhof Is to y third. Time. 100 1-5.
Second race-seven furlongs-Reside co
to u first. Sir Vagrant t25 to u second,
Refined Gil to 81 third. Time, LIS.
Third race-mile and a sixtsenth-Mar-
win Neal Q5 to y first. DR.. ArcCluer (23
to 81 second, Evie Green Is to u third.
Time, 1:46 AS.
Fourth race-one mile-Juggler Is to ~
first, Peterstereins g to u second. zienap
6 to u third Time, 1889 1-5.
Fifth race-hve furlongs-Colloquy 70 to
10Y first, Glamour 70 to % second. Charlie
Eastman e to 81 third. Time. :o5 10.
{ Sixth racc-six furlongs-penrhynf az to
y first, Alsono Il to D second, Airship
q to y third. Time. 1:13 20.
Seventh race-one mile-Goldmate Is to
p first. Royal Breeze Il to y second
Florizel e to 81 third. Time, LAO go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
MURPHY NOW AFTER
THE CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, January n.-Tommy Muir
ply, conqueror of Young corbett" in
Philadelphia last night. to-day came out
in the open MS a hot seeker for light
weight championship honors. He did this
through his manager, Johnny Oliver.
The Harlem pride is out for the cham
pionship first, last and all the time, win
or lose, come one, come all. excepting
Cans. He admits with a frankness that
does him no dlscredlt that Cans is his
superior.
''I'll fight up to Cans and then I'll
see." is the way Murphy puts his case.
Aurelio Herrera, Jimmy Britt. Kid Her
man, Fighting Dick Hyland and Battling
Nelson are tho men Murphy wants to
meet, In the order named, Young Corbett,
too, has another bout coming MURPHY
thinks. Corbett can have this fight any
time he asks for 1t. but the youngster
who made Harlem famous insists that
It must go moro than six rounds. Given
longer distance, he Is supreme In his
confidence that he can shut Corhett out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
KILLED IN THE OPEN.
Loudoun Hounds Pull Down Red
Fox After Long Chase.

LEESBURG. VA. January 11.-Tne
Loudoun Hounds met to-day at Cation.
on the Yeoman's estate. five miles east
of Leesburg. The weather was fine for
the chase and the land difficult for
cross country riding. The pack con-
tanned twenty couples, Mr.. Westmore-
land Davis, NJ. II. H., and Robert Dodd
huntsman. cast first on Cation, where
hounds struck an old trail, which they
soon abandoned.
Again cast further up, the, pack head
ed toward the river, and uncovered
two foxes, which were denned. A third
start gave the riders to hounds the
most exciting chase of the season.
The leaders headed north along the
Potomac River bottom-lands for sew
eral miles, then. with fox in full view
followed his windings east and south
toward the starting point, Three times
this course was followed. when, the
fox Weakening, was oyer5aken and kill
field. Miss Swart, of Leesburg, who
was first In on. a green three-year- old.
was given the brush.
Riders to hounds We're: Messrs
Chamberlain. of Boston; Bell. of New
York; Chichester, White, Hehin, Fendle,
Laycock. Castleman and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
GOVERNOR CAMERON
TO SPEAK ON lee
Eloquent Editor and Former Vir-
ginia Executive Norfolk's
Orator.
Special to The rlmes.plspateh.l

NORFOLK, VA. January 1.-THE cele-
bration of General Lees birthday In Nor
folk this year will be on a larger scale
than usual it being the one hundredth
natal anniversary OF that distinguished
Virginian and great military hero Will
liam p. Cameron. formerly Governor OF
Virginia, Will deliver an grafton ut pub
lie exercises to be held in honor of the
occasion at IL A. NJ. that day, January
10Th, at the Cumberland Street Methodist
Church. under the auspices OF Pickett-
Buchanan Camp, Confederate Veterans.
which exercises will be attended by that
organization and by the local Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, as we'll as by tho
two local chapters of the Daughters OF
the Confederacy.
1t Is also very likely that in addition to
the usual Lee anniversary exercises to bo
held in the public schools on the after
noon of Friday of next week. several pub
lie meetings of the children will be held
Mt central points the following day at
noon-Leets birthday-at which exercises
appropriate to the occasion will be held.
These children's meetings will probably
be held In some of the churches. A meet
ing of the principals of the schools will
be held at the superintendent office to-
morrow to arrange for them.
Pickett-Buchanan Camp, Confederate
Veterans. viii hold Its usual Lee ban
quet at one of the hotels In the city ON
the evening of the 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
SOME HARSH WORDS.
FOR JACK O. BRIEN.
Tommy Burns Takes Pen in
Hand" and Writes En- to
Tad.
QUAKER A GOOD FOOT RACER
Canadian Says He May Be
Crazy, But He's No
Fool.

NEW YORK. January 11.-Tommy
Burns has taken his pen in hand" and
written the following interesting letter
to Tad:
Philadelphia. Pa, January Z. 1907
Dear Tad.--A few lines in regard to the
mitt game. / am In Philadelphia, and
showing hero for week; Will make New
York on my tour some time. I. am on
the road for ten weeks. twenty IL
would be able to take 1t before I meet
the Grand Fakir O'Brien. I guess he
Is trying to frame something with Cans
1t looks like joke to me. would not
be surprised II O'Brien framed up some
thing so he can get out of fighting me
next May. OF course, he would lose his
forfeit OF $500. but I guess he would
give that amount to get away from n
beating. I guess you saw the pictures.
guess you did not know OBrien was
a foot racer, ha- ha He sure showed
the yellow that night. I am glad did
not knock him out now. as that 10000
purse looks easy for man like OBrien.
] should have had change In the
articles calling for small ring, SO he
could not run away. but guess he won't
be- hard to trim In any kind of ring.
AS a fighter he is a joke as foot racer
he Is Q. X.
SOME BOUQUETS FOR HIMSELF.
In regard to mo fighting Jeffries, lot
OF people think am crazy, but do not
think so, as we are all human; we will
get trimmed some time. JEFF isn't the
man he was few years ago. live IN
Los Angeles and am in a position to
know. Sharkey was no heavier than my
self and gave jeff the greatest fight of
his life. am faster on my feet than
any heavyweight In tho world. and think
I could turn the trick as Corbett did to
Sullivan If given the chance.
OF course people will tell me am
crazy. but they told me the same thing
when I fought Hart and O'Rrien and 7
beat them so they could not get out of
bed for several days. Well, Tad. am
willing to go crazy again to get crack
at jeff I believe can fool the sporting
world the third time. don't know my
route Just yet. open here tomorrow.
hope I make your city soon, as have
never been there. just got here last
night ] am yours sincerely,
TOMMY BURNS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
PROPERTY Transfers.

Richmond--W. II. Clemmitt and wife
to Ann Eliza George, 5 feet on south
line Main Street, 100 s 1-2-12 feet east
of BeIvidere Street. s2,5sO.
John II Cecil to Sanders Bros. Inc,
30 feet on north line of Broad Street,
200 feet west of Kinney Street, SIS.
Lucy, A. McCraw to r. L.. Gates,
II 2-3 feet on east side of Lester
Street No, 3Tt6. So.
Real Estate Loan Deposit Company.
Nos. 80 and 81 In block G. plan of Park
Place, 5000
Henrlco-Johu L. Harding and wife
to Mary A. Lammey, 80 feet on east
side National Road between Brown
and Lewis Streets; s725.
w. H. Walker and wife to w. A.
Iovett, 40 LIZ acres on Deep Run
Church Run, about twelve miles west
of Richmond. SITS.
70. TT. Gilbert and wife to NJ B. Ber-
gum. 1T3 acres on Charles City Road,
about seven miles below Richmond,
s1,400,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
HENDERsoN's DEFENSE.
Assistant Physician at Asylum
Sends Able Communication.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, January H.
DR.. j. M. Henderson, first assistant ply
siclan Mt the Eastern State Hospital, has
addressed a communication to Colonel L..
w. Lane, Jr.. Commissioner Of State
Hospitals, clearly and forcibly setting
forth his position. and by the commit
tees reports fully justifying the admin
istraton Of that portion of the hospital
entrusted to him.
DR.. Henderson's paper sets forth that
he intended and hoped to leave the hos
pltal January 1st. but that9no he Is
serving there because there IS no one to
take his place, and that he Will not ac-
cept pay. He retutes every charge, d.
rectly or Indirectly, brought against him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
BUNCH F OR
RICHMOND TEAM
shaiier Has Signed Number Of
New Men and All Seem
Good.
PROSPECTS ARE VERY BRIGHT
Mr.. Bradley Returns From New
York Very Enthusiastic
Over His Trip.

Mr. W. S. Bradley owner of the Rich
mond team of the Virginia state League
returned yesterday from New York,
where he. with several other managers
of the Virginia teams, had been in at
tendance upon the meeting of the Ma
tfonal Association of Professional Base
ball Clubs:
Mr. Bradley was very enthusiastic over
his trip, which he had heartily enjoyed.
He met Captain Charlie Shaffer while In
New York, and had a long talk with
him over prospective players, and over
the outlook for the Richmond team dur
ing the coming season. Shaffer mas peen
very busy during the last few weeks ana
has already signed a number OF new
,ner-a catcher. pitcher, outfielder and In
fielder, ell of whom are said 10 De
rafting good, fast players.
shaffer will be here about FEBRUARY
lat when he will set about making all
preliminary arrangements for the open
ing of the season. Several games Win
h;p league teams have already been
manned for the beginning OF the season.
The frst game: will be with the Montreal
club. of which Mr.. Kittredge is manager.
on April list. This team has lot or
big league men, and they Will aHord tie
homo team plenty OF opportunity 1or
brushing up on hitting and fielding.
Roth Mr., Bradley and Mr.. Shaner are
much encouraged over :re prospects, ana
have much hope OF putting pennant-
winning team on the diamond. Mr.. Brad
ley says that the increased salary limit
makes possible the engagement of much
faster mon than those OF last season, and
thinks that Richmond will be represented
by a fine lot of new Lawmakers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
he scores and players of last night

"A new DOWNING IeaEne, 10 be composed
exclusively of newspaper men, to be
known as the Newspaper Bowling League,
was organized last night at the Lake
Bowling Alleys The new league will
consist of three teanfs-The Times-Dis-
patch, the News Leader and the Evening
Journal. Mr. Harry Tucker was elected
captain of the Journal team: Mr. Tommie
Atkins. of the News Leader team, and
Mr.. h. T. Cleaton. of The Times Dispatch
team. The games will be played twice a
week at the Lake Alleys.
This Is the third league which has been
organized the last week at the Lake AL
leys. and from now on the public will be
AFFORDED the opportunitys to witness some
fine exhibitions of the popular game The
following leagues are ROY playing. at the
Lake Alleys: The Greater Richmond Bowl
ing League. of four teams; the Ladies'
League. of four teams. and the Newspa-
per League, Of three teams.
Manager Whitman intends to organize
twelve teams in the next few days.
Tho next game of the Greater Richmond
Bowling League will be played next Mon
day between the North Sides and the
South Sides. The ladies' will meet for the
organization OF their teams this morning
at il o'clock. Their games will come regu-
larry on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
United Church.

ROME, January 1.-THE osservatore
Romano, official organ of the Vatican,
o-day published the text of an encycli-
cal addressed by the Pope to "our ven
cradle brothers, the cardinals. bishops
and clergy, and of the French people"
In this document the Pontir said his
chief object in addressing the faithful in
France was to comfort them in their
sufferings. which he felt deeply.
There was. however. great consolation
in the fact that the Catholics of France
wese united. The French governments
declaration OF war was not only against
Christian faith but against all
spiritual ideas. The French Catholics
must be prepared for all sorts of trials,
but they We're certain of final victory.
This meant the maintenance of their
union with the Holy See, which was of
the greatest Importance, as shown by
the efforts of the enemies OF the church
II ~, .l,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
BILL sQUIREs SIZED UP.
Australian Writer Says He Is No

Match for Jeffries or O'Brien.
CHICAGO, January f.-Richard Stew
ems. who for two years was connected as
sporting writer with the leading papers
of Australia, and who arrived In this
country. some eight months ago, passed
through this city to-day for tho East.
stevens has been out West In search OF
an opponent for suures.
Tn speaking of the Australians chances
with Jeff, he says "Bill wouldn't last
long before big Jim. have seen squires
Ietfries work out while in Los Angeles.
While Bill ia fast ana knows the ways
of the manly art, he is no match for the
champion. III.
IT tried to induce him to come TO this
country with me, but he declined. lie
would he an excellent opponent for men
like Burns and Kaufman. but against
jeff or O'Rrlen he wouldn't have q look
in jeff would batter him down IN short
order. while oBrien would cut him to
ribbons"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12

The largest crowd ever assembled in the
Skating Rink at lakewood saw the big
triple bill last night and every one left
SAYING tho attractions were the event Of
the season
The first event was the race between
Ford, Taylor and Hughes, of Petersburg.
Hughes won handily in $3.50.
IN the most novel event ever seen here
Brent defeated the Great Leweck In q
one-mile contest Leweck skating back
ward. Time a.l2
I.ewecS kept the big crowd in high
glee with his feats on rollers hur6llnS
six chairs and going over table while
flying backwards. The race backwards
was one of the most novel exhibitions
ever seen here on rollers, aud aroused tu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
.DENE TRIAL WINS
FROM CARL .PONS
Chicago Man Threw the
French Champion
Twice.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE catch-as-
catch-can wrestling match tonight be-
tween William Demetral. of Chicago, and
Carl Pons, the French champion of Mon
treal, was won by Demetral The men
became so belligerent during the first
period and the crowd grew so boisterous.5
that the management sent for a score
of police to preserve order. Both wrest-
lers used fists at every opportunity, and
the Frenchman left the ring with n deep
cut under his right eye, the result of q
blow of the Greek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Supreme Court of Appeals

In the Supreme Court of Appeals yes
terday the following business was dis
posed of
Massey's administrative vs. Southern
Railway Company. Argued by John
w. Fishburne and Daniel Harmon for
plaintiff In error and John d. Horsley
for defendant In error. and submitted
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
vs.. Ocean View Pleasure Pier Company
tiff in error and T. S. Garnett for de-
PENDANT in error. and submitted.
Next cases to be called: Southern
Railway Company VS.. Hill, Reid vs.
Rhodes ct ais. and Manchester Home
Building and Loan Association ct ais.
VS.. Porter being Nos. A. and Ii on
argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
SPELLING WINS
BOWLING TROPHY
Heads List With 2o7 Majority OF
Pins, a Handsome
Margin.
FORM NEWSPAPER LEAGUE
Ladies at Lake Alley To-day.
Organize New Association at
Williams's Alley.

The Richmond City Bowling League
finished it's series of bowling games at
the Williams Alleys last night, and
the honors for the high average went
10 Captain Splitting. of the News Lead
er team, who will be presented with the
trophy offered by the News Leader at
a banquet to be held in his honor on
Monday night, January list. Captain
Splitting won by n majority of ;D7
pins. which Is considered by experts to
be u handsome margin.
Rowsey, of the Journal team. rolled
high average last night. and Myers. OF
the News Leader team rolled high
score. with total of zig pins
After the games of the Richmond
City Bowling Leaguc. the members set
about to organize four more teams
two from the Williams Bowling Alleys
and two from the Cooke Bowling AL
leys--the teams to consist of Ave men
each. The games Will be played every
Monday night. the first of the series
to be rolled off next Monday night
The captains of the four teams VIII be
Spill!ng, Cooke, Williams and Row
scy.
s,t.5 4 j.