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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
IWnlrI,rlantt fDlr,TDobhII,.,.
Az CITATION is WINNER.
'ArdclleS In ID efcntcds I'm Fastest Pac
81 III Event-Other Whine n. III

EdhuclIcSls HOetcntcdsSl IN Fastest Pacing
y "A Event-Other Whine nj. MA
5i: COLUMBUS OHIO. September 3
By CONNIE cling the racing alto clock
this morning. the final program OF the!
grand circuit meeting was almost COM
&pleted to-day when rain In mid
afternoons stopped every hing. The 2:1lS
pace was the only event declared on
gal Their. In three events the money
went to the horses that stood sbest I. The;
defeat Of He'd gewood Boy In the 2:07s
pace was the surprise of%the day Ne
was q top heavy favorite. but broke,
/ infS both heats at the Il head us OF 1.-THE
stretch. Ardelle. favorite inStthe 2:O5
pace, II was behind the money. The
race was awarded to Citation, Chi
Gag mare. that has not been beaten
this. yea ss35,, Isl
4 ss$S NJ Trcgantle, q horse that has been
nursed along fors several y ears, won
\ ills flrstSrace to-day BY defeating the
favorlte, st. Valient Vincent; in two
OF three sheatssof The 2 :Os trot.
Fanny T.5was up In front throughout
& both heats OF the PIG heat. and won
each time by az head. Ward NJ. was
picked to- win: ID s$ ~ 4 III ~ H8
ss a fine OF 5000 was placed on D river
Curt Gosnell by the Judges for not
trying to VIVA heat SWedn esday with
I'lyin e 81 m & Il
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Fiancc Distracted. /

81 Special Il to The E#Times-Dtspatch.l 85s
8 CHARLOTTESVILLE Az, Septem-5
Der 2S.-The finding; 2Eof hat is be-
.lieved to be Miss Mamie Richardson 4
body at 3 chmond Is an Immense INN res re-
lief to the relatives OF the unfortu-7
nate glrl;;S The. gruesome 4 horror that
she mi ht be lying in some mud bank
to be again swept on ward by a freshct#
had cast a great shadow over the en-
tire family ction. VI u AZ
s5j Since the trag edy young Wright has
haunted the vicinity where he had a
last look I al his fiancee as she $clung
to q boulder that rose above the fierce
rush OF water just hey ond the gap Of
the ordinarily tiny ream that crosses
the road aboutIa half mile from the
chapel, and joins the Rlyanna a mile
away. The Shadwell neighborhood had
been visited by a cloudburst on the
On Saturd ay, June LIST. Miss Richardson
left#the Houchens home accompanied,
I by Mr. Wright, who had come from
West Virginia to see her. They drove
down the keswick Road to the point
where the stream Il crossed the road
and not knowing the depth or igno-l
rant that the stream had cut q deep
channel across the road, they attempt
ed to cross. tsIt, 81: III. &. Y FL
AZ Was Swept Away.
and his 81 swe etheart We're
swept from the overturned vehicle.
TwhichRWas carried down the creek With
tremend Gus Bvelo city. ~ young man,
|gbya fortunate change, era bed III will.
low bush, which, thou ghs torn from his
hand, DETECTED him into the shallow
water, and he gained his feet abou t e
hundred yards below the crossing. AS
he stood 3uprigh ho saw his sweetheart
clinEinl, to a bouldersi in lnids tream% II 9
called an encourag ~ word, and she
smiled back at Fl him.. At the instant
some piece Of driftwood, 81 pr obably,
struck her, and i8 he n ever 4 saw h er
again, $as 81 5Ses \,
creek bed and the r. wanna River If tor
the water had subsidized. Portions Of
clothing were found On snags in tho
river, 7 and gave tho clue that the body
1 had ipnssed down In to the j nnles. The
horse was found thirty MI les, away d y
nghummock, and tho l q Oh * worn "a by
Miss RI chardson was ntangled 3 n
a. h umlnoct in the Rivanna, With the
I,sleeves turned and s OWING rents. y
was believed that the cloak was eau e 81
by a. snag Z ana the 10 yiS FL swept away
lSfrom II t. II i5s$S IL ~ n, e y
Even eth ESQ clues; however. I'd Id mot
convince Wright that the.syoung woman
lihad 5GbeenE carried into The . a,nes,l ant
maybe to the sea, He headed parties
and worked himself al most to a. shadow
4 LIN his quest "a lpng til Q Itiyannn and s'ir
IdiEEingy.intoYs sand banks, linking ftht
body55mig ht have been buried inathis
way, as was & that o fla travelling MAJ
VINO met Ia. slmllnr dea tll he sar n,
knlAce S me s s. ca rs e go i
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and paid several expensive doc tor Bills
.Perunaf cured me, streng thened s md 8
more than ever and saved me moi ey.r' aSss
"A Bicyclist's Exp erience. s N
5 Mr.. ] ohm Perrault. 335 Davidson 81 q, 81
Boulevard St. Paul, near h1ontreal,
Canada, writes: MI
II have been a bicyclist for over fivtsS
years, and last spring caug hit cold 1
and d Id mot take anything for it,5&s for
! thought It was not bad #enoug but
IT. came to catarrh.6 5$9
II was 50 discouraged that T didn:S5
know what to dosss I could not sleep.91 j.
always felt tired and troubled. s55 81 I'LL
Finally began to take PerunaS
After I had taken one DO title i felt bets
ter. * Il took ano Their one, and now !
am well = would ike always to feel
as 10 to-day $F # &; Sss s8Sfs3
q often recommend Peruna Is ny
friends IDS f'5
~ Pc-ru-na in Tablet Form: IS or two
years DR.. Hartman and u his assistants;
have $lncessantlyGl aboreds to- CIR cate PEI
runa in tab let form, and their stenu-i
GUS labors have Just been crowned with
success People who o bjects Il to liquid
medicines can now secure Perunn tab y
|lcts, which represent the solid medic i-}
nal ingredien is OF Peruna. q ach tablet
IS eq uiyale + to one aYerag 8 dose Of
FoarlIn M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
a Sd / uIja,reE Deal

IL assured you when you buy DR.. Flercs's
family ediclnes-f for all the " ingredi.3
3ents entering into them are printed on
the bottle-wrap pers sand their formulas
are attested under oath as being complete
and correct " gu know Just what you are 7
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures labora tory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing In our
American fores Is ard lille potent to cure
are perfectly harmless evan to che mos.
delicate womea dthildfenS:a' Not q drop
q! alcohol ~ sq1s7S g{2 ths r 1
l "a p and, REes3lYllg J: p s4 lGlnE
pIl2e!R les USED !n s9SH ylz4lre trlAlo.
iSass pxss ewn
being a most valuabtenntiseptic and anti
Sferment, nutrit!ve and soothing demul-!
cent u 5ts.i So Ia '8
5sl Glycerlno{ plays an, important part in
4 DR., Plerce's Golden Medical DiscoVeryin
the. cure Of indigestion. dyspepsia and
heartburn, foul breath, coated tongue,
poor appetlte,5g naWing feeling ms tom-
ach, bfiousness Z and kindred derange-i
ments OF the stomach, liyer3and bowels
Besides curing al tho above distressing
ailments, the Golden Medical Discovery n
L IL HSsp6CluC LOT I'LL QlSeuheS OlE Guo uluCOub
membranes, as catarrh, whether of the
nasal passages orofE the stomach, boWelsl
or pelvic organs. Even In its ulceratiye
stages Il. vii, yield itothts sovereign rem,-l
}edylf Its use be perseYered in,s In Chronic
Catarrh OF tho N asal spa ssages, It is well,!
while taking tho s. Golden NJ edical 4 Dis
coyery Y for the necessary constitutional.
treatment, to cleanse thHpassages freely
two or three times q day With Dr. Sage's
Ga tarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of treatalant general " cures the worst
cases, Hi Il vs. N NJ II slii III
IN coughs and hoarss,ness caused BIZ bron-
chlal. throat and lung affections, except con-
Msdieal o M ta s eticient rem
! edy, IS specially 1n those obstinate, hang-on
tbs bronchial, mucous mem branes, \ TheH Dlsa
Toyery isn9t SO good for acute coughs Y a:ls.,
5nectod to cure consumption In Its advanced
stages no medicina,y u do that-hpt for! al
Slected,! OF badly treated, load IN to coliSnmp-
tton. y Is We best lneu lclnH tim Gun D aknn,
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OBITUARY . 3 i
DR.. b Hex

3lis5 Special & to a The Times Dispatch
LI0ESBURG,sSYA..,,5 Sc ptember Is. DIR.
B. u. Rex, q prominent physician Of
Hillsboro, Loud oun coun ty,,G died yes
terday morning from paraly sis of the
heart, aged a fifty-fiye ~ ears VS. He was
a graz OF the med ical q apartment
OF the University OF Maryland, and 4 Is
survived by his wife. one SON and ( q
daug h ter, Mrs. Caroline Walton, wife
of s. d. Walton, q merchant IS Of Farm
vi II is ~ s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
WINTER CONCERTS.
Advance Sale of Seats Will Close on

Advance sale &of Seats will Close on
5s5 Tue sdny. a{ Ef@ ss55iii @
Fl A genuine treat In he way of con-
certs and entert ia inments is 4 promised
to- Richmond during the coming win
ter. Besides some big artists w 10 are
to appear a t the Academy Of Music:
the Radcliffe Lyceum Bure an has ar r;
sranEedia.for q series y Of a light 81 NJ table
attractions to be given t ~ ~ fer
son II otel. IS r his IS cries inc ud es cons
Ger enterta and !, b y
.tists:8 Comma nwe a TIL Lad les. Orc hes
ira e., Musical Club q Ops
Quartet, Captain Richmond -8l Pearson
/ Hobson. Garments " Italian oys and
tho ohm T honlas Concert Company.
The advance sale Of seats for the se-
ries5toS DO given a the Jefferson closes
on Tues day. &: ana all a seats ii remaining
Sunsold & after that date I'LL Il be $ad \
tvanced I'M price. Jay
The first $bi gsartls list to apr ear a the
Acad envy q Music viii be F e IS
list, who pens the concert season suo In
New York on Orto Der s. tn. He Is an
American violinis Of the hi ghHea hest &C; &C
conlplis hInen t. III t585Eis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
GIVEN JEWEEED# SWORD
Japanese Wrestler Observation-Disclosures at
n 4; &5 eque 1T of TOwnsme =. ~

5i 15 54WASHINGTON,D D. c. ptember rs
iPresid ent Roosevelt to d ay was pre-
scented with q hands me jeweled y apa-- a
,nese sword The presen tation was arr,
ranged 81 for by Anbas sador Aoki and
made 4. by Tanielnon "A tachiyama the
champion wrestler OF Japan, who is $on
az IL sightseeing tour ~ ell the United
States. tt as II Explained 4. that the
sword was first presented TO the
wrestlerAby Y the people 0 T & his home
city, Mito, who 4unan imo usly in dprsed
his request to be 35al lowed TO present
the sword to President Roosevelt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
AUTOS | CRASH |: But i
NOBODY HURT
81 pr &, Darlington, Sister and Others
fIa y t Narrow rs " Escape ing q
Accident
FAC ! DRIVER BLAMEs OTHER.
Physician SwearsE Out Warrant
Against Saloonk Keeper Charging
Him With Rccklessness. "

IN a thirty two horse power automobilesF
4 driven by W. Dobbins, Of No.3s97 oS
East Broad Street, ana an eighteen
horse power machine belonging to Dr..
CIV. CARR ton, Of No. go 4 Park AVG
nue., collided near the toll gate on
Brook Turnpike, IN Henrlco county,
4 Friday af ternoon. BY the merest of
chances thu. occupants OF DO tn machines
damaged. r. n 5ss5 q Il Ed
Dr. Carrin st ton, his sister. Miss Car
rington, and DR.. Sloan were driving out
to call at the home OF Mrs. Stewart,
n at Brook Hill. and Do bbins, with six
other men, was going in tho opposite
direction. ese zFs d "a
s The fact that the coils On was not
head ron probab II; account Is for the com
paratively small damage done. One
\ machine seems to have run Into the
other sldewise. "a II I'LL III
n what Each says
!. DR.. Caring ton claims that DR.. Sloan,
\ who was driving his machine, and who
4 liz an experienced 81 au to mobilis t, was
running the car at the rate OF about
ten niles an hour. and blew his horn
frequently as they approached the toll
4 gate, while the machine driven by Mr..
Dobblns rushed toward the gate at
the sped OF about thirty miles an hour,
land, to- the hes s,of his knowledge, Dob
bins did not blow his horn at ali. 81 n n "A
sE Mr.. obbfns, when seen q his saloon
on Broad Street yesterday afternoon
stated as his sid OF the affair that
the accident was en- irely due Il to the
fact that the driver OF Dr. CARING TOMS
machine lost hiB head. when the cars
came in sig OF ca oh @ her. HI claims
that the speed OF his car was certainly
n not more than ten miles an hour and
that he had taken the precaution to
Asound his 81 horn several times before
reaching the toll gate. Il He also says
that he made a turn to the right as
soon as he saw DIR. Carrington,s ma z
x chine. and asserts that II DR.. Caring
y ton had done the same the accident
would have been M averted. Efts Dobbins
+ further states that before the acci-
dent occurred. hes had shutSof his power
u nd applied his brake. and that after
the machines had come together 4 ana
their occupants had safely alighted,
q the fpoWerBwas still on Dr. Darlington s
car and that he (Dobbins) shut OFF
t#,the throttle. {s s! hi 81 5aS5;
fB Warrant for D q bina. r a ~ u
At Blenner's garage, where both ma
Chimes were carried for repairs, It was
: said that each was I'd anna ged TO about
Y the same extent, and that 1t will cost
Il a bout $40 each to 4 put them in good
z running order again. Il 4Fs, u
$ DR.. Darlington has sworn out a war
II rant for Mr.. D obbins. # on 4 the charge
H that he drove his car 4 such aareck-
II less manner as u to- endanger lives on
G the ighways. He has8not, however.
8s Instituted any civil proceedings against
q Nr. y obbfns. Il II
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\ str,,cx y. 4 Down : B on Street.

Moss Allen, II a sYoung.sIw White u man,I
was picked up & last nj ght from the
payement on the corner Of seventh
and 4 Marshall Streets, where he had
been struck down by another white
man who Immediately fled. Allen was
severely injured about the head Il and
face by his & all. and 81 he d was ia ken
into a. nearb {, barro ON, W here he was
allowed to tfhuddl ed In q corner un I
tits some one telephoned h for the city
ambulance. ~ al
8t4 Dr.. H1nchman responded, and dress
ed and sewed up = the man Wounds.
He was then taken to the Second Po-
lice Sta ion. * Es
3l&gss Allen had been drinking " and @he was
under thes2influence8 Of liquor 5#a{wlen
struck down. saFs
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q. Z. ~, lli';, ,,f'sl.5f, n
Gall Was Declined

lai IN connection with the report from N or-
folk to the effect that the Rev j. ~. NJ orr
has been called to- Monumental Church in
Rlchmond, it was sauthoritatiyely stated last
might that the call Ito Mr. NJ orris was ex-.
tended some weeks ago and was decl 81
and the matter was \ & osed att that time.
The church has taken no. further definite
step toward securin g q rector, I; 7t;5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
1 MISTRlAL IN sAC X HALE CASE
Jury Unable to Agree After Ii Fou
"a s Hours Conference; Discharged. K
4 Especial to Tho Timet,sz-Disp,a,tch.l4 Z

Special to The Times Dispatch.
4: BRIsTo L, d Sci tembcr %. The
jury in the case of Ack Hal E, charged
with the murde r OF lille Davis in the
cemetery here, could not gree, an Ind 53i q.
mistrial was en- tered II q II T, NJ after
four hours DELHI eration. Zig Jurors
held out 4 for muir in 81 he first q e2 e.
gree. The 8 Tiers wanted b to- nal Ike It
murd Y in the second degree, IA except
one, g. a. " llianls, Who con tende d for
q verdict OF acauittal for the q Tend n
ant, SAck Hale. r. 3sS$
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Z Is FOE OF Grnftcr.'..
go y It
FRANCISCO, September 49,

"a SAN FRANCISCO, @ septemb M {. -;
Fremont Older ging{ editor of
the Bulletin, has u been prominently
come cted with the graft prosecutions
In San Francisco. Older has RI been
working with Heney,y sSprec kles s., Lang
don and Burns in the Il pros ecu ton If
'bribers and brlbe- takers and throu gh5
the wi gorous course Of his newspaper
has \ incurred the enmit y !; OF e he in:--55
dicted one s. ~
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MES, Louis CatognI.

MA Especial to The Tines Dispatch.l ;S
ROANOKE, VA Septe r 28.----Mrs.
Hattie Catogni, wife $of Mr. Lou us Cn-i
togni, died to day at ter a brief illness,
aged H thirty years Deceased was the
second wife Of Mr.. Catogni, and was o
Miss w opdward before ller marriage.
She is \ survived by her husband and
two children, the youngest three days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
POWELL s SENT 0 GRAND Jury y;
Norfolk County Farmer Who Fired on
H9l$Y Trolley Gar Must Answer. "

Trolley Car, Must Answer.
NORFOLK v ~. ptembe 2s..--- T. I.
7. Powell. he \ Norfolk county farmer
who open led Y flre5 last ~ y! ednesday on >
trolley car load Cd with II ifty-seven
Jamestown Exposition employees. eight
OF whom were in jured; was last night
held for the next county grand Jury
upon two 8coun ts-hrst, shooting into
a public conveyan and, second, te-
.loniously inturing c. b. Daily, whose
nose was n penetrated by one OF this
shots from Powell's gun. ID 5.:s3 n
I'LL Powell gave bond. Powell shot: at a
youth who left the car. to enter the
POWELL watermel on pa ch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
System Badly Run Down.

SSg5 Hon. w. II II. Ike lbaug b. Ex- Member.
w. Va, Leg lslature $2O4 It'll s IT. N. u. ],
Washingt on, y. C.,awrite III vs.
10y 0 u can use my name and word at
all times for Peruna&as a medicine and
tonic unequaled. y have tried it for a
stubborn cold and badly rund owna sys-
tenn. s2s * 3s sSes
II tried all sorts OF other medlcines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

mi other remedy in The world has re-
\ ceived so many test lnlonials from
people Of high station as Peruna. Not
only by people f5high station, but Of
loWly5 station, from prince to pauper,
from millionaire to day laborer, 9t Pc
runa has been lauded and recommend ed
for the various climatic ailments Of
summer and winter.
Il Read the following sincere testi-
monialsE from notable people SIS 2E34 II S3$2ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

Had No Me- sting. WI NJ s{aEfg I'd
.Ss The T.. P. Al meeting scheduled for last
might did not take place. Only o. few mi q
berh were present OWL gs to the 3nclemencys
of tho 3weat herr and no business was taken
up, n
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Funeral Notice..

BROOK S. The funeral q e Mrs, N. n.
III lN5s a. Ba oOIls vii i take place
.$i from the Residence 10 E i her sister,
Mrs, Thomas n anc oclk, 100 5SS North
y I.ombardy$ Stree, at cloc X 'El tlli
u AINTIsI2NOG y n
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receive a great impetus on Monday.
No less than85six VirginiajH girls, who
iaspire8to become stars, and six others,
from various Southern States wi III r.
rive Monday to ma triculateSa at Robert
fHickman'sE School kof8 Acting. = st3 81
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n ~ flltt'n
Open New Line Mon day.

NORFOLK AZ, September % y i. was /
announced from the general 9 tricesS the \
rnrIdly expanding Norfolk and II Southern
Railroad to-day that the new line to- WIZ
SON. n. will be open ed Monday to pass
sergers and frei ght.s
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AnInvigoratin]g2 Tonic.

b on. G. slemp. congressman from
Virginl la, writes li5S S "a IL
7 can cheerfully say that I have
used your valuable remedy, Peruna,
with beneficial results, and can I'M
hesitatingl " recommend your remedy
to my friends as anEinvigorating tonic
and an effective and permanent cure
tnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

LUX HAIR ID led, at the residence Of
his parents 221 H short @ Street., #
Isl 6 Il p. f M,,l Septembers, 3Sth, GEORGE
e5 MASSIE, Infant son Of r. III IL & ana
a Mary 5Lulshard, aged light months
f&$ and TIVE alive 2da Isl.
855 Funeral n &c o'clock THIS S(Sunday)
from esidence.s A Inter-
t&ment at SCjaiyvood Cemetery, II, ii Z; i8
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!.

FLEET HEiR. Entered into rest}at the
home of her father near upp 81 "
VA, September y 1907,S8l4Ul e fss-$
letcher, q ged sixteen years and two f'
mon this. a 4553$$ 4.5 III X
IoBsON, ID led, Sen TEN her rs 90 4. 9 T
}8s 2:15 r.. NJ, lnfant son Of Mr.. nd Mrs.
81 Al. M, Hobson, AGED tWeenty one
II mon Tbs and eight days. &
+ Ell. Funeral THIS (Sunday( 4 f y MT
"a noon at 3 Fl O. cl Q ok II from house 60a
China Street, Interme 5;inS Oak al
3l8WOOd. iif gf
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and paid several exp ensive doctor bills
.Perunaf cured me- strengt hened VI md
more than ever and saved me money!
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
NO WALTZ, NO HUBBY
Professor Says Men Do Not
Pop" During TwO-Step.
OFFERS TO CITE FIGURES
Declares "HOppy" Motion of Popu-
lar Form of "GIide' Puts End to
Pr0pOsals-InsiSts Dreamy Strains
of strauss Music Makes Men Feel
Like Milking love. 4

Atlantic City, n j., June f-Members
of the National Association Of Masters Of
Dancing. who are looking for means 10
head Off the evolution from the graceful
glide waltz TO the "hoppy'' two-step. went
after the ycgug women of the country to-
day by de, laring that the adoption OF
the fast darces had cut down the NUM-
ber of proposals made on the dance floor.
Offers were made 90 furnish figures in
support of the theory. but they were not
fully tabulated tonight
IF the girls of the country realized how
many men used TO fan in love while
they were gliding through the dreamy
waltz Of few years ago. you would not
be able to force thegl to galiop through
two-step," said Prof. A. c. Bcrken Of
Toledo Many "a man who had no idea
Of making a proposal has thrown caution
to the winds while he carried a pretty
girl through the mazes Of a Strauss
waltz with the cello wailing "a love
strain"
why, I've known men who had stood
out for years against the taking over
Of a matrimonial job who stammered cut
a proposal and were hooked for life in
the first half of "a good waltz"
A proposition was received from Prof.
John Campbell who said he was clsri-
net player. and who offered 10 head
movement 10 enlist the musicians of the
country in crusade 20 strike against
playing ragtime for dancing. Prof Camp
bell claimed that dancing is falling off.
because nobody but youngsters can stand
the bouncing of the modern hop steps"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-05
TWO DIE IN TEXAS STORM
Worst Wind and Rain Ever Re.
corded Strikes Dallas.
Small Towns Wrecked and Floods
Are CommOn-HouSes Blown
DOwn-Churches suffer.

Dallas. Texas, June 4-The most violent
storm Of wind and rain Of the year en- and
around Dallas ragged from / o'clocl, 20 3
this morning. The storm was also Sc
we're over North Texas Fred pinkel-
speel, a commercial traveller from Owens
boro, Ky, vas killed while turning on an
electric light i'm his room in this city.
The current from the wire electrocuted
him instantly. Much property was dam
aged.
The Forest Avenue Methodist Church
was wrecked and the signal tower az the
Texas and Pacific crossing with the
Santa Fe, in East Dallas. was blown
down
At New Hope. q village q few miles
east Of Dallas. the public school building,
Ia store, a cotton gin, and three private
dwellings were destroyed
A tornado destroyed much property be
tween Decatur and Chico. but no lives
We're lost
Four churches. a schoolhouse. and seven
dwellings were blown down AZ Rome
Three houses were DESTROYED and thir-
teen badly damaged at Justin.
Ben Orchard. a farmland. was killed
three miles from Justin The property
loss by the storm is estimated at $4,000