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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
HEMQRRHO|DS
SORESAND.ECZEMA.
Accompanied BY Terrible itching
AComplicated and Most Distress
Ing Case -WelI-known Remedies
Failed to Cure Doctor Thought
an Operation Necessary-Ihen
CUTICURA PROVED ITS
WONDERFUL EFFICAC

II am now eighty years old and one
morning, three years ago, was taken
with hard pain in my right side. In
two days had an attack OF piles
lhemorrhoids). bleeding and prctruding:
The doctor gave me some medicine ana
some but ] had to keep using them all
The time. Then I changed to the P
remedy; but il / did not use it every
day, would get worse. The doctor
said the only help for me was to 60 TO
o hospital and be operated on. At
this time, about year ago, i went to
using the 8 remedies. ] tried them
much help for ny piles. During chs
Of my body. They bothered me I'll
the time. 1 would get one healed and
smother would come. These sores
changed to eczema, accompanied by
8 terrible itching. II seemed g u /
could not keep my hands from tearing
my ae.h. This and e j. tn the pile trouble
brought On ~, an 1ninaeq oo9astaon;
washed the Affected parts with Cuticura
Soap and warm water u the morning,
Ct ,ioon. and at night, then used Cuts-
cura Ointment on the irritated sur-
faces and injected . quantity of Cuti-
cura Ointment with Q CuticlTa Sup
pOS1tory SYRINGE. elsO tOOk JuCl.
c,,ra Rasolvent Pulls three times . day.
il took = month 81 this treatment to
then treated myself once : day for thras
months and, after that. once or twice {
week. It 10 fortunate that ] used, Cuti,
curs. The tyeRtmenta had tried took I
lot Of money that would have saved By
using Cutioura Remedies sooner, but
j am wiser nov. J am supplied With
would not Tel ssie without them
J. a. Henderson. Hopkinton. 81. Law
renee Co.. N. n, Apr. as. 1907"
EysIy Hunor q inisnls cSiSisss and 1dpls ssss
Euticufa 01tMent -IS0c. u Heal tia Ska. I9al
vt!cy'e 81 X tas fern q Gh9scs1
10 " Gutis6Fa 6pPT tto!y gyringf lStc.S. ~
\ &gotEh ogt {ha SesaSs Fstals 0sug ihAn. CnsD,
- ~ F SFsS t,lsssssA ~ 81 - ptDeal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS
c. g. 0. Statement for August
Shows Gains Over August
Of Last Year.
NET EARNINGS OVER MILLION
Increase ii, Expenses Greater
Than Net Earnings Gain.
Other News.
NET EARNINGS OVER MILLION

The comparative statement OF earn
inss and expenses OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad for the month OF
August. issued yesterday. shows an
increase in net eaentngs over the cor
responding month OF 1906 OF s213.-
sSs.5s. The gross earnings for August
Of this year were s2,ss7s5s.o2; ex-
penses. .l.oos.5ss5l. the net earnings
being $1,000, s0451.
Tho table follows:
Aug. 1907. Aug. 1905.
Sross earrings.s2. 66735s.o2i $2,201, 0s2.53
Less expenses. 1,606,55451 1,353,62760
Net ,s04.s1 s47,4s4.ss
From Juiy to Date.
Gross earnings.35,o57511.41 $4,000 o2.ss
Less expenses. 3.143.465.64 2.b61,941.as
Net earnings. $l.s14,1o5.77 1,5s7.oso.5o
It is OF interest to note that the
expenses in August, 1907. showed an
increase OF 3352.s26.91 over August
yO6. the net earnings being less than
the increase in the expense account.
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ducts OF Eastern Virginia, the strong
armed Delegate from Portsmouth Ga
former police ofticerl will Immediately
"NIarkham' for slaughter.
Thrift" has long been a striking
factor among the people OF Madison,
and their new representative In the
House Is the personifcation Of the
word, In deed as well as in name.
AZ to Quorum-Breaking.
Here is little suggestion. by the
way, which may be of interest and
value. especially to those who are en-
tering upon the thorny paths of legis-
,ative life for the first time. When
members wish to break a quorum For
any purpose. they will find 1t both safe
and convenient to go to the Garrett
OF the Senate.
The session viii not convene until
tho Green" grass "Wlthers" on the
Capitol Square. though white" rib,
boners will be there along with Others
who wish to secure the adoption o.
Legislation.
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Handled Notable Crowd.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company was natur-
ally proud OF its record yesterday in
handling the Bishops Special" from
Washington to this city. The large
crowd Of distinguished people was
moved on schedule time. without
trouble OF any kind
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thousand members and about GOO boats, Of
which only ten are steam yachts. The hons
orary president of the club Is. King CscAh
and among the membership are Prince Wis
liam. who recently visited the United Statesia
Grown Prince Gustav and Admiral Primes
Oscar Bernardotte. The hest racing OF the
sw edsh club Is in the classes Tor sloops OF
about sixty feet. 800 49,. 49,, q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
CHARLOTTESVILLE FIRM WILL
GET GOVERNMENT CONTRACT
-fsnecial to The Time..pispatch.

fSpecialto The Times-Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, D. G., October -
The King Lumber Company. OF Char
lottesyillo, was- the lowest bidder tor
the construction of the public build
ing at Selma, Ala, to-day. Their bic
was sl1gSo0.< AS they are now doina
some work in satisfactory manner
for the government, II is probable tina,
shey Will be awarded the contract.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
For Sale
AZ Druggists
in
$1.00
Bottles
WO1na1l's Relief
LETTER OF GRATEFUL THANKS

Pages Mills, s. q, June !
write you this letter Of grateful thanks, for II
Cardui has done me. had strange feelings IN my
so weak and nervous could scarcely do anything
worse and worse and the doctor could only give me
relief. One doctor said had nervous indigestion,
another consumption and SO on Ny husband bought
lots Of different medicines but none did me any good
At last tried Cardu and found relief almost in the
first dose can truthfuy testify that worth its
weight in gold to any suffering women. Now I have
no bad feelings, no bad dreams, no bad appetite.
can eat, sleep and work. every day, and feel good.
FANNIE ROGERS
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SICK FOR EIGHT YEARS

Revere, Mimi. Nov. %, 1906.
Before took Card such palms, low down my back
that often wished could die wasn't able to do anything
couldn't sleep and often went to bed at night and thought
wouldn't live till morning No medicine helped me- until took
Cardu and entirely we'll wish other would
!; =!
3. .r sick for eight years
hneeeR
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AS no RIIEUNIATlsAl.

A we'll defined case OF rheumatism Is
generally recognized by medical men as
one Of the most difficult problems with
which they have to deal y has been
found, however, by the experience OF
able physicians that much benefit res
suits from putting the sufferer from
under the following treat
ment. Before each meal there Is adj
m!nistcred an anti-rheumutic tablet
composed OF az grains Sodium BIZ
Carbonate. 8 grains Snlicylc Acid and
i minim Wine OF Colchiculn. This is
to be followed Immediately by glass
or water After each meal the patient
Is given a tablespoonful of a prepnra-
ton of Y on, Fluid Extract Of Ruchu,
i dram FLUID .llxtract of Horse Nettle.
5oz. Amet Cordial, " or. Fluid Extract
OF Liperwort and IA ozs. water The
treatment, continued for q month, Is
said to give most gratifying results.
even In unusually stubborn cases. Tho
given above any good
drugg!st can compound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

Scott, superintendent of the Military
Academy, has made tho conduct Of the
negro troopers stationed at that place
tho subject OF special ropost to the
War Department, which is Of interest
In view Of published rumors to the Of
feet that the residents of Highland
Falls have become apprehensivo OF
disorderly conduct on their part. AS
Il matter 4of fact Colonel Scott says
tho conduct Of the negro troops since
thoy have been ut West Point has
been admirable and fnwloss; indeed,
lie says, 1t has been much better thnn.
that OF tho white regulars who pre-
coded them at the post.
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Stocks and Bonds.

Richmond traders were not at all
pleased with the behavior Of the stock
market yesterday. It opened we'll
enough with some, evidence of con-
tinuing strength, but by noon it sagged
Oft and in the closing hours showed a
weakness that was rather disappoint-s
ing to the dealers here. The manner.
In which the prices ran off suggested
to them that the advance Of the last
few days has been entirely on the
short interest and has not been suft-
Client to develop any outside support.
But little trading was done here.
Many dealers In this part Of tho
country are Interested In Union Pacific,
ana the rumor that j. p. Morgan g. Co.
has secured It's. 900 shares Of that stock
seemed to them to mean that something
was likely to be doing" Inquiry
was made yesterday concerning. tho re-
port, bit no confirmation. of 1T could
30 obtained from New York. However,
tho opinion was expressed IN broker
age circlNs there that Mr.. Morgan had
undoubtedly taken on a considerable
amount Of Union Pacific shares during
the recent slump IN tho market,
Tho fact that no gold has yet been
sidered in trading circles yesterday as
q very good sign IS
Tho New York Subtreasury, gained
s1G0 900 from the banks Snturday, ana
sinca Friday gained 1921 900,
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KILLED IN
AUrO ACCIDENT ABROAD

+ yANBuRY, ENG. Juno 1o.--1n a
motor car accident at Edge Hill near
hero to-day Mr.. Johnson, Of Calls
fornia, was killed and Mr.. Blake, of
Philadelphia, was mortally wounded.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Blake. who
were OF tho party, sustained grave In
juries and their condition Ia proca-
'rious. Mr.. Johnson's skull was frac-
sturcd and he died two hours later.
Mr.. Blaka lies In hopeless condition
IN tho Bnnbury 1nnrmary, whittier the
two women also were removed.
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SANS NEGRO TROOPS
ACr MOST DECENTI.Y
b WASHINGTON, June lo,-colonol'
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING news
Rain Stops the Voice Of the
Auctioneer-1mportant
Announcement.
Announcement.

Business was not overly active In
real estate circles yesterday. The rent
question was receiving more attention
by the agents than anything else. al
though considerable office business was
being done. indicating that deals OF
some Importance are on hand. and
may be brought to the sticking point
this week.
Yesterday afternoon the clouds thick
ened up and the rain came down with
sufficient copiousness to prevent the
auction sales that had been announced.
The sale of the property at the corner
of Third ana Main Streets had to be
postponed. Messrs II. Seldom Taylor
& Co. announce that II will take place
at 6 o'clock this afternoon, weather
permitting.
To-day at $50 o'clock n. A A1cCurdy
will sell the residence No. 1927 Moore
Street. near the Hartshorn College.
Tomorrow at 6 O'clock In the after
noon Pollard & Bagby will sell the
store property No. 24o1 Darlington
Street.
At o'clock e. A. catlin will@sell FOL
John B. Gayle, special commissioner
the detached dwelling No. 316 NORTH
Thirty-aixth Street.
On Thursday OF. o'clock Edward S
Rose Company will sell the dwelling
No. "a South Cherry Street.
At 8 o'clock on; the same day Johr
T. Goddin & Co. will sell the bricl
dwelling No. 71s West Clay Street.
The sale Of the Boucher property, OF
Broad Street. between Fifth and Sixth
Streets, to Emanuel Hutzler was mad,
by the real estate firms OF Harrison &
Grant and Douglas =. Taylor, and no
by ]. Thompson Brown & Co., as ha
been enormously stated. II
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Doctor. to Meet.

The regular meeting OF the Rich
mond Academy OF Medicine and Sur
gerry will be held this evening in the
T. p. "A. Building. at Third and Main
Streets, at $3.50 clock. The principal
paper Of the evening will fbe head by ;
DR.. Douglas vanderhoof.i on Theory
ana Therapeutic Value OF Opsonins,"
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est number OF patrons. The question
NJ rates is yet to be settled, and thh
will probably DO done after the tour
inanprfinn
RAILROAD NOTES.
Officials Generally spend Day mt James,
town IcxpOxitlOn.

L j p. s
ofrlcinla Generally spend Day Mt James,
town Expoxitlon.
Nearly all the railway officials who
have offices in this city were at the
Jamestown Exposition yesterday, and
tho general Offices had something OF a
deserted appearance
The opening OF the season at Beach
Park. West Point. on Sunday had the
effect of filling tho two long trains Of
the Southern Railway with people who
We're seeking an outing and breath
OF salt air. Both the special trains
did an immense business.
Tho Southern brought In two special
Pullmans yesterday morning loaded
with Georgia and Alabama delegates
to the Southern Hardware Jobbers'
Association. Two more OF the same
kind will reach here this morning.
Tho officials OF all the railways OPP
Grating In Illinois and Missouri held a
meeting Saturday and Immediately after
adjournment announcement was made
oppose the enforcement OF the new
laws reducing passenger fares from
three to two cents q mile. The laws
become effective In Missouri on June
l4th and in Illinois on July LIST.
Chicago special says:
Presidents OF railroads whose head
quarters are In this city. are disposed
to uphold the American Railway Asso-
citation In the stand 1t has taken upon
the question OF compelling steel rail
makers to8furnish more reliable pro-
duct. Nearly all the lines have made
or are having prepared. complete sta
tistics OF broken rails in former years
for comparison with those now in
service.
The State Railroad Commission OF
Georgia has made a rather mixed fiat
reduction In railroad passenger rates
as follows: a fat two-cent rate for the
Atlanta and West Point and .Westerr
and Atlantic Railroads; fiat two anc
q quarter cent rate for the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Georgia Railroads
a nat .wo and q half cent rate for the
Central of Georgia. Southern Seaboart
Air Line, Georgia Southern and Florida
and the Alabama Great Southern Rail.
roads. All other roads In the State
with few unimportant exceptions. viii
charge the present rate OF three cent.
1 q mile.
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Japanesc Pride Hurt.

Still another view is that the pride
OF Japan is deeply hurt by our discrim-
innton against Japanese, and that
while this class would prefer to have
their country Improve its material and
financial condition before Undertaking
war. they are willing to go to war
with US rather than to suffer their
pride to be trampled upon in the way
1t has been through discriminatiye laws
and violence done Japanese on our soil.
just a Political Issue.
The truth seems to be that consid-
cradle portion Of the people Of Japan
are trying to make the Japano Amer
lean question q political issue in their
country. and by demanding that most
radical course be taken in the matter
of the recent outrages practlced upon
Japanese in San !Francisco-a course
which would not be accepted by tho
conservatives at the head Of the gov.
ernment forces tho resignation Of the
present ministry and the appointment
of one representative Of the radical ele-
ments, who are now demanding that
the United States be made to apolo-
gize for violence done Japanese In CAL
ifornia, and to make financial ,repara-
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SMITH WILL RUN.
City Sergeant Loses No Time In De-
~ u nyinE llumOr.

City. Sergeant James c.. Smith, popu-
larry known as "Junky.'' returned to
the city yesterday, and lost no time in
Be q candidate for reelection at the
expiration Of his present term. Be-
statement that no would be cnndi-
date for recollection in 1908. 3.
The prospective candidacy of Sheriff
John r. Epps for City Sergeant Is not
based upon any contingency. save HIS
living until the election. Mr.. Epps
admitted some days ago that no ex-
ic may change his mind, but at present
he expects to give Mr.. Smith a repe-
tition Of his old experience In having
job again. 10
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Tho Southern brought In two special
Pullmans yesterday morning loaded
with Georgia and Alabama Delegates
to the Southern Hardware Jobbers'
Association. Two more OF the same
kind will reach here this morning.
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BEHIND
JAPANESE /: N I /: THREAT Re. I
AMERICA May Turn Tables and
Call Dow" Fractions
Orientals.
NO DANGER OF ANY TROUBLE
p -------- ------- ---------
War Talk Does Not Even Alarm
Those With Tinid
Hearts.
No DANGER OF ANY TROUBLE.
ny wALrEr EpwAnp 1IAnn1s.

NY WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.
WASHINGTON, D. Gu. June lo--Tho
revival Of discussion, OF our relations
with Japan, especially their strained
condition, owing TO the yolence done s,,,
during the rreva.ilng. street cur strike,
There is no fear OF immediate trouble
stated in the outset. owing to the ten-s
sensi G1 peGRhe e Gned States S not
want to fight japan or any other ma
ton. It has become SO clearly estab-
5lished that peace is to the advantage
OF q nation that rulers and those at the
helm Of government avoid war as they
would avoid pcstilence
If 1t were as true or Japan as IT
lis OF America that war Is not desired
tho situation would be far less compli-
Gated. It seems impossible to- ascer..
tain tho exact state OF public sentiment
in Japan. Some correspondents would
have 1T nppear az though the people
were ready to rise en- Inasse and de-
inand that recourse be had to arms for
the purpose OF compelling the United
States to accept the Japanese at the
value the Oricntals place upon thenl-
solves. 3S
Other correspondents assert that the
feeling towards Americagis distinctly
friendly, and that the people OF Japan
are simply wounded that the people of
this country should regard their coun-
trymen who come to our shores as
aliens of o lower rank than European
alienS. Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
.WH|RLW|ND. Finish
TO.COME NEXT. WEEK ' |. ] |.
Candidates for the Legislature to
Address Two Big
!, Rallies.

Through some misunderstanding an
open-air rally was advertised for last
night at Thirty-fourth and n streets.
The meeting will be held next Mon Mon
day night instead and Ill the candt 4
dates expect to attend and make ad-
dresses. So far as is known. there
will be no meetings this week. The
candidates.. however. arc making the
best Of the short time left between
now and the primary. and arc banding
out cards and shaking hands right and
left.
scheduled for the city Auditorium on
the Saturday night preceding the pri-ai
mary, will perhaps wind up the pub
lie speaking, of which there has been
very little in the campaign. Indeed.
tho battle has been ono of the most
Elifeless and embarrassing ever wit
messed In Richmond. and when meet
Hings have bcen arranged, 1t has been
hard to get the voters to turn out. t
It is believed, however, that thetWo
final meetings in the East and West
Ends, respectively. will be successful,
and that the candidates will be af !
forded good opportunity to get forth
their claims at length. 4
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INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
drAntRaJury Day In Hastings Court Yester-
daY-pocket Not Heavy One.

Yesterday was grand Jury day In the
Hastings Court, but aside from the delibern-
lions ofrthat body no business was done in
tho court, Judge witt ordering the clerk 9
Walter Christian, whose son died Sunday.
y The grand Jury was empanellod. and
after hearing tho evidence of the Common
fweolth returned the following indictments:
For folony-Snmuol j. Carter, William II.
Carter, Alico Crutchheld, Archie Darlington.
James =. Dabnoy, William Harris, Walter
Jones. Richard D. Mccoy. John 3. Bentley.
Robinson. Thomas Robinson (threo counts) :.
Mary Ross. Isaiah Reed, Matte Roane and
Catherine Tlnsley.
Ono Indictment for misdomea nor was re-
turned, that being against j. W. Thurston.
d Tho docket for tho term Is not heavy one.
It will be called and cases will DO set to-
day. 55i5 4a3f Il ~ ~.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
TIDY SUN NEEDED
TO EQUIP OFFICES

According TO an estimate furnished the
Commissioners today BY the special
committee appointed for that purpose,
the cost OF furnishing the new NUM-
cipal Building. now nearing completion
and which will be occupied some time
next year as the home OF the District
OF Columbia government, will be S1S5.-
$3.50. or this sum S43, 627. 20 Is for fur
niture. screens. mirrors. and misceI-
laneous furnishing equipment. The bal
ance OF the aggregate sum. S92. 1s9. 80. is
for what is 20 be called equipment, -
consisting of metal fling cases, lockers.
letter presses, partitions, counters. rail-
ings, electrical fixtures, and miscellane-
Gus equipment OF ali kinds OF ONCE
necessities.
The committee having this work in
charge is composed Of NJ. c. Hargrave,
property clerk; Walter c. Allen, cleo
trical superintendent, and D. Z. Nc
Comb. superintendent of sewers.
Accompanying the report. there is a
large book made up Of typewriter paper.
In which are arranged, under index
heads, Illustrations IN half-tones Of the
furniture and equipment referred 10 in
the estimates.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
Japs Ready to Rush Border.

Onicial statistics show that the labor
ing classes OF Japan are not content 70
abide By the new agreement which shuts
them out OF America, unless they come
with the written sanction OF their home
government Mr.. Sargent is continually
getting word from his officers along the
Mexican border that the japanese are
lined up BY the hundreds awaiting a
favorable opportunity TO evade the i'm
migration representatives and slip into
Texas. The same Is true as TO the Ca
madam border. It IS admitted that many
japanese come over surreputiously.
Lately the japanese have adopted a
new scheme for evading the United
States officials. They declare their de-
sire to pass through the United States
IN bond, en- route either to Canada or
Mexico Within the last few weeks 499
Japanese have thus entered the States.
OF this number $50 have failed 20 present
themselves at their respective destina-
dons, although they have lad ample
tine 10 do so. The authorities are now
on the lookout for them, ard II they
are appFehended they Will be sent back
to Japan. The balance, 40, have been
captured. and are now on their way
homo.
The Washington times., 1907-09-14
.GOURDAIN WILLING
TO STAY CONF INED
Lottery Convict's Condition
Under Consideration at
Hospital.

Although insisting that he has really
served his entire sentence. Louis A.
Gourdain, eccentric Chicago millionaire
and lottery game convict, who arrived
at st. Alzabeth's yesterday from the
Federal Denitentiary at Atlanta, ex-
presses himself today as content TO re-
main at the hospital for the time being.
A ST. Elizabeths official said today
that the nofed prisoner was quite delu-
sionary. but that as yet a full examina-
ton and diagnosis OF his case had not
been made.
Gourdain passed an uneventful night
on his first night at the hospital, and
said this morning that he had rested
exceedingly we'll Beyond insisting that
his meats should be raw instead Of
cooked. he has found little fault with
his surroundings, and seems to prefer
St. Ellzabeth's to the penitentiary at
Joliet, Ill, or Atlanta