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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
MAN MUST BELONG TO
CHURCA TO DC SAVED.
Rev, James Small Discusses Inter
esting Subject and Baptizes
Number Of People

audience at tie Seventh Street Chris
tian Church last night, and two persons
professed faith AT the conclusion of
the regular services q large number
" Eyangeiist Small preached on the
subject, Can Man be Saved Out Of
the ma n s tSs shu In Pai Il allied q
Christ. The glory OF the church Is
the Divine Head, The church Is the
body like unto the physical body. II
a man Is disobedient to Christ, he
is not a member of the hOdy,nnd " not
a member of the body, logically, he
cannot be saved. Is !,
"lrusther, form Is an essential part Of
life. All relIssons have been changed
by form,
ton are s' niccompiished by the observance
Without ni the Church. A good man out
Of the church held as q model - g,
stumbling block for 'the Savior sala
that he that is not for me Is aEhllst
me-. e you are out }ef the church :, y 4;
+ authority of God and was lost y q
man should by any possibility De saved
out or the church he could nor SIN
in heaven tn the praise Of the l4aml
that was slain,' for our redemption, y
You are saved out of the church---tha'
would make God q Tespecter OF per-
| sons u,
| tinues each night this week and VIII bs
| concluded on sunday night, On Satur'
liver q lecture On "Ireland," Mr.. LEROY
4 M. St John win sing The Holy City
By special request on Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
"The Girl and the Governor" Tame

sThe Girl and the Governor" Tame
@rhe Girl and the Governor has
many excellent features, but Is not up
to the usual standard maintained py
jefferson De Angels who apP pc adea N
audience Of flattering proportions,
The music isaby Julian Edwards and
the book by s. Al; yI3renner,E ana = I can
not be said that either .comp}aany ], o. or
De Angels, who has had long TRAINING
Z in the school oficomlc4 opera, u s intrust-
ed With the role of @ foppish Governor
of South Anercan Tep T1 En- y W ~
girl but is finally doomed to be united
to the fat Spanish senorita WhoB1 is one
Of the Htt'propcrtlesf 81
comic opera.
manages by dint Of hard work to get
more FUN OUT Of the lines than is really
in them. anj his personality ans
i nk ats aSni a ssve III iee Mas ss his bes
various l styles OF kissing, and in I
51Rfa h s9nE axa Te9 fe lis strugge
provocntive Of much mirth,
The cast surrounding the ceonledia,1
embraces, many well o, IN IN conn con,
donna, is very sgirlish and pretty !, IN ap
| pearance and possesses a bell-llke SO
1 prano of great range and volume. 4 !
Miron, comic basso profundo, MADE
4 cidentally displayed a rich mu
sical voice in the Frog Song, IN whie
} he was aided by male chorus tht
tcould really sing. This was iar =
away the best musical NUMBER OF IN
opera, t5 58f g8,
j, Il Richie Ling possessed @ sweet tent
J that reached high G with little eiiol
| but his mannerisms detractea CONS rs ! !
| am his work. VI liza CIlOruS Sill
n finely and the female portion, fair, -
= and forty worked with Vigor TN
$ was amazing. 3 /,
: The staging and Gostnmlng ioIln'
t one Of the features OF the proaucllo
d and many more pretentious one n
q Jared far worse in these respects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
HEALTHY CHILDREN
Made so by the Right Kind of Food.

. family doctor was shocked when he
found mother had fed a three weeks
Old baby on Grapo-Nuts But lei her
tell it her own way:
When my second baby was three
weeks old 1t became necessary To feed it
by means OF bottle. At first we used
Cow milk, but 1t did not agree with
plumber of different formulas
We afterwards went from one food
40 another without finding any that
would agree. The child was not only
Z weak and thin, but would cry pitfully
almost the whole day.
One day when giving my eldest child
p q dish of Grape-Nuts thought | would
see If the baby would take some.
s5s y prepared 1t by pouring hot milk
over it and allowing 1t to cool. The
tchild ate all had prepared ana wenl
Ito sleep, looking more satisfied than 4
had ever done before.
4 Ii II told one physician about At. and Ii,
was horrihed-said child so young coul.
digest only milk; that l must not do 4
n again,
I, $50 back we went to the bottle. Som
ylweeks the child would gain AN ounce
other weeks there would be no gain
twice she lost weight.
M .Finally, without letting amy one llno,
At. ! began giving her a little GRAPEFRUIT
at bedtime. ! noticed she would slice
@ longer: then added a breakfast Z
Grape-Nuts 10 her diet
1T was not long before every one r,
M marked how much better the baby WI
getting, ] knew the Grape-Nuts W.
agreeing with her, for She was stead
increasing IN weight and her color b
Game better
.sNow she is is months old, wetg
~ his. and still has two meals "A day
Grape-Nuts, Ny oldest child, now fl
yeaIA old, weighs As lbs When ba
II she would not take any of the s.
cereals, bat took to Grape-Nnts ct on
encourage the use of II with tire q
dren beuause IT does them good, and
5gcause II Is so convenient always read
Name given by Postum CO.. Battle Gre
Mich Read the little book, The 10
10 Weiisille," in pkgs. ''vhere's
@ yeason,i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
TO BE BURIED TO-DAY.
Body Of Mr.. Chamberlayne Will
Reach Richmond This Morning.

The funeral OF Mr.. Harry Fl. c. Cham
berlayne, who died as n result OF gunshot
wounds on Monday, will take place this
afternoon at $40. o'cl9ck at Ct. .ames',s
Streets. The body will reach Richmond
this morning at $3.50 o'clock over the.
Seaboard Air Line, being accompanied
by Mr.. Chamberlayne's mother. his SIS
ter, Miss Agnes Chamberlayne, and his
brother. Mr.. Crenshaw Chamberlayn1. Tho
Bentley, No. 7o5 East Franklin Street.
The interment will be made in tho bury
Ing ground at Emanuel Church, near
Brook Hill. In Henrico county. The SER
vices will be conducted by the Rev.
William Meade Clark. The pail bearers
]. boswell, Thomas Armistcad, w. Mad
ison Scott, John y. Chamberlayne. John
Stewart Bryan. Harry Wayte and Judge
Daniel Grinnan!
Mr.. Charnberlayne had been In the Blr-
mingham district about fifteen years. He
was at one time secretary OF the vir-
ginia and Alabama Coal Company, now q
part OF the Corona Coal and Iron Com
pany. and was later with the Clifton CoaJ
Company, at Columbus, Miss. He was
pany at the time he was killed.
In Richmond Mr.. Chamberayna was
exceedingly well known and very popular.
News OF his tragic death. while heroic.illy
fighting off the attack Of two miners.
shocked the entire community ndgcaused
| widespread regret.
Among. the Richmond relatives OF Mr..
Chambernyne are n first cousin. Mr.
| Robert s. Chamberlayne, and second
cousin, Mr.. John Hampden Chamberlayna
| He wns also related to Mr.. William Bent
ie e; Mrs. Edward Valentine. the Misses
Boiling. Mrs. Henry Taylor. Jr., and Mrs
l George w. Bagby. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
SUES HOTEL-KEEPER.
Contractor Chesternlan Asks
$4,000 of E.. H. Gilbert.

Suit for $4,000 DAMAGES was He'd
yesterday In the City Circuit Court
by Nv. a. Chesterman, contractors,
against Il. Henry Gilbert Hon. D. 2.
Richardson represents Mr., Chesterman
and Mr.. Isaac Diggs will appear for
Mr. Gilbert,
The suit grows out of the construc-
tion OF the Eighth Street Annex to
Gilbert's Hotel. at Eighth and Frankliin
streets, the contract price OF which
was about $4,000. MI Gilbert claims
that the contract called .orae9hpie.
ton by October 49, lS0s, and that
the building was not complete Ave
months later. He also claims that the
plumbing was. not as specitied and
room was unfinished. Mr., Chesterman
denies these claims and asks the full
contract price for the work All efforts
to arbitrate the claim proved fruit
loss, and the matter will he heard be-
fore Judge Scott, at the next term Of
the Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
CITY LAND BOOKS
ALL AN'T|QU|ATED
System Here Much Behind Tines
and Commissioner Moves to
Remedy 1t.
ASKS $4,000 Of COUNCIL
Matter Of Great Interest to Real.
Estate Agents and Citizens
Generally.
ASKS $4,000 OF COUNCIL

A resolution asking the Council to APP
propriate $4,000. or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, to prepare a series OF
maps showing the tracts OF real estate
in every block OF the city. Is now before
tho Finance Committee. Action on 1t
was deferred last night until Monday
night next.
This map or series Of maps is asked
for by Commissioner OF the Revenue o.
A. Hawkins as a means to facilitate
and insure collection OF taxes on realty,
and 1t Is estimated that the plan Will
save thousands OF dollars To the city.
Tho initial expense will be practically the
entire cost Of the scheme. and this, az
stated. will not exceed $4,000.
Among other things, Commissioners
| Hawkins states that such map will
| furnish evidence as to tho number and
J character OF buildings In the city, which
| is at present an unknown quantity. II
will also put the land Office Of the city
| on a plane with Washington and st.
| Louis. without any complicated ma
4 chinery or expensive system Of n1alnte-
1 nance, save only the initial cost.
System Anticipated.
There is now no possible method OF
j checking the land books and asccr-
L
4 city are listed thereon. nor Is there
any way to know II improvements are
i charged on land. The need OF suci
i n checking system is evidenced by
the finding annually in published prop.
4 crty transfers, real estate not on tho
! land books at ALL The method suS-
Sestcd will Insure the entry every year
i of All lots and improvements on tho
4 land books Of the city and tbs as
i sessment and collection Of taxes there's
a on, thus greatly augmentinE the city 8
Il revenue.
Under the plan proposed the own
VI ership Of property may be accurately
8 shown every day, no matter how many
times 1t may be sold or resold---a fea-
turc of great interest to all real cs-
Il tate dealers. Whenever piece %of
property is transferred. under TINS
! plan an accurate record will be made
OF the name of the new owrer, an
the price paid for the property rms
viii greatly aid the assessors N their
work every i've years Of estimating
the value Of property for taNatloh
| 90 v : t,t-fl & 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20

Hall, composed of the chairmen of all
the reunion committees and the Whole
of the executive committee, the queS-
ton of changing the dates SO as TO
make Monday. June Sd, the first day,
ind "Wednesday, June 9Th, the last day
of the reunion, was discussed at length;
and while the sentiment was strongly
in favor of three days, 1T was deemed
ineNpedient, IL not impracticable, TO
make the change, because orders APP
pointing five days had already been
issued and widely disseminated, but
mtttnly because music for the reunion
had been definitely contracted Tor the
live days first appointed, and when the
question was put to q vote the decision
to adhere to the five day program was
unanimous.
'On the following Thursday a ,spe..
cial committee of five, composed OF
Captain j. Thompson Brown, General
Charles j.. Anderson, Colonel 10. Lane
Stern, Major w. MIX. Evans and Major
L. T. Christian, appointed to arrange
a pro gram for Monday, the day Of the
unwilling of the Davis Monument and
the grand parade, met for that. pur-
lose, and on going into details We're
Dlity of reducing the period of the
reunion from five to three days tha
they passed a resolution asking the
general chairman to call another meet
ing to reopen this question, which hat
been decided the previous Friday night
The general chairman consented to dt
this, but after conference with the
chairman of the music committee ant
the chairmen of several other impor
tant committees, decided that 1t Woult
i5be unwise to reopen the question o
| changing dates, and, therefore, did no
| call another meeting for that purpose
THE general chairman concur
largely, in the opinion , credited "a, !, 7
article as to the difficulty of holding
| the crowd here over Sunday. Man
| others, however. differ with him. ]
is more than likely that the attend
ance of the reunion Thursday. Frlda
and Saturday will be small outside {
4 those who arc to be here at our eS
4 pense, and that the veteran camp
1 coming as such, the military organize
lions and the majority Of the crow
4 usually attracted by the grand parad
will not arrive here until Sunday nigl
and Monday morning.
Il would much prefer, as is SUI
gested In the caption to the New
Leader article. having the reunion be-
holiday, and end with grand parat
! OH Saturday, June list; but, as state
\ above, that is out of the question, b.
/ cause the Jefferson Davis NIonumel
/ being the case, ] would prefer the r
union to begin on Monday June 3
and end on Wednesday, June 9Th. TT
question has, however, as stated abov
been formally settled. and while It
unquestionably true that reunion
three days without an intervening Su
day. fun of snap and go, could
made much more enjoyable to tho
participating. and creditable to tho
, having tin charge, than one Of n
/, days. in which enthusiasm is likely
die out and the whole thing be mo
| or less a drag see nothing now +
us to do but to go ahead on the fiv
) day program with the determinati
!. Of making the best possible affair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Mr.. MUELLER HAS FINE
PAINTING ON EXHIBITION

Mr. Otto Mueller, the gifted young ar
list of Richmond, who won special
summer course in painting at the Uni
versity OF Virginia last year, has on OK
hbition in Richmond his first finished
painting since his instruction under Mr..
Breeder. the famous New York artist.
The painting represents the Peaks OF
Otter, typical Virginia mountain scene,
faithfully reproduced. IT will be placed
on exhibition at the jamestown Expo
sition Mr.. Mueller deserves much credit
for his good work, as he is practically
self-taught, having had only a few
weeks instruction in the summer classes
at the University OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
CHOSEN BY
ANT|-SALO0N LEAGUE
Largely-Attended Meeting q
Richmond Organization Held
Last Night.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Anti Saloon League Of Richmond was
held last night at Smithdeal Han, The
gathering was addressed by Rev, Dr. u.
ii, Bennett, president of the state League,
his subject being The Need Of the CITY
I1epguesH Special music was furnished
bv the choir Of the broad Street Meth
odist Church, a solo hy Mrs, q. NJ. smith
deal being greatly enjoyed Reports were
presented by the various committees, and
u large amount OF routine work was arr
tended TO- The standardization of officers
lGsnlted as follows;
President, ReY. y. Y. Dadmun; Vice
| Presidents. Mir. q. NJ, Snthdeal, Rev.
Henry Pearce Atkins, Or, II. NJ Boat,
wright, Nj, A. b. Gheatham, Rev
| phomas Semmcs, Mr. u, Il. Sims and
4 MI H. Curtis scott; Secretary DIR, w, S.
( Beasley; Treasurer Dr. ID. q, Wilson,
! The stated meetings We're fixed Tor The
! second Friday in e;sch month, and ii II
proposed 10 hape a special program, witt
| attractive speakers and music, al eaol
4 session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Object Is to Deal in Barton
Heights Real Estate.

a meeting Of number OF representative
citizens Of Barton Heights was held last
buiing. The gentlemen present organized
themselves into corporation, having for
ats purpose dealing IN Barton Heights real
generally doing the business of a bndtgs
ana loan association, tho field Of operation
being limited to Barton Heights and lts
The officers elected are Mr. S, p. Jones,
presidents; Or. Y. ", Miller vice-presldent;
Mr. Thomas w, Gardner, secretary ana
treasurer. The board Of directors IL COM
posed OF the above and Messrs. John y.
Harding, John D. Rose, ", Is: Baehe' 1, J. y
Pitt and r. o. Robinson, Yhe minimum
stock is to be $4,000, and the maximum,
100000. The officers We're direeted 10, Sc
cure charter for the company az once,
About $40, 900 OF the stock was subscribed
nj The meeting last night, l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
FIFTEENTH OPERATION
ON B0STOCK TRAINER

After being away from the Retreat
for the Sick about ten days Rey, Fills,
the Bostock animal trainer. who was
injured some time ago, will return to-
day for another operation.
This will make the fifteenth opera
ton to be performed on Trainer Key
5insthis and another city. Doctors here
have had to perform several without
giving the patient chloroform or any
other anesthet tic. =s
The operation to-day will consist OF
an incision five inches long, from wrist
to elbow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
PAYS TRIBUTE
TO DEPUTY Bowls

Judge Witt yesterday paid tribute
to Deputy Sergeant Pat Bowls, who
figured so prominently in the Williams
burg case OF Miss Willis. The Judge
said that lie had known MIR. Bowls
for many years. and had never had
occasion to notice that he had ever
done anything unbecoming gentle
man and a representative of the Com
monwealth.
II think Mr.. Bowls Is one of the
finest of officers" said Judge witt, "nnd
he would not do anything inconsist-
ent with the actions OF a gentleman"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
For Wives and Mothers
Save the Loved Ones From Drink Evil
Orrine Guaranteed 10 Cnre-CAn
ne Given secretiy'

a Victim to the drink habit stop
pleading, scolding and crying nlSod u hs
Orrine. which Is recommehaeu -
This successful remedy can be- given
secretly il desired, or the patient 4 can sn
take 1t of his own free VIII, ~ nnso ,
iutely destroys the desire FOR ~ st ~ yng
drink, and builds UP lne r,ptn a"i
nerves and soon soon restores the patient en-
to his normal condition, Wrltne IN ], =
free pamphlet on cure Of al l,, OF a !,
t. o oFTine campa ass,es anHelepe
The price Of orrins - q bon %, o 5,n
rine Is sold by Polk-MlllNr 41ruE W
s-aa Polk Mi llerr Childrey Co,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
-FOUR WOMEN WANT
TO BE DRUGGISTS

EIghty-two applicants for license as
registered pharmacists or regislered as.
the University College OF Medicine hv
the State Board Of Examiners OF the
number four are women, and four others
are colored applicants.
All the members of the board except
Mr. J. T.. Avis, Of Harrisonburg. are
here conducting the examination, which
will continue to-day and to -morroW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20

mack, q. b. and y. N. Bailey, "a. =.
Williams, Claude Jones, Leroy Mroaar
thy, Willie and Everett Godsey, Gr I. e
Owens. Willie Caudle, Frank Luck, =.
NJ. La Vler, Landrum Ellis ana MT.
HargrnVe.
Club Elects Officers.
The Olympia Club last night ce ,.e,,
brated its ninth anniversary. me cup
held a regular business session unl
discussed plans concerning the ahn nun
encarnpment. This year the cruz VIII
be camped near the exposition.
The officers elected for the ensulnS
year are as follows: w. t. lihrt, pres,
dent; j. w. Moore, e-presldent, W..
II. Sweeney, secretary IL, b. Walker.
treasurer; William Allen, steward;
Peter Donald, assistant steward and
l.. IL. Bailey, collector.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Joseph Davcnaugh, OF lSl2 HUI
Street, will leave here tonight for San
Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. Harry Six will leave tins after
noon for Jacksonville, Fla,
Mr.. Isaac Nelson. OF 1902 Everett
Street, will leave tonight for San
Francisco.
Rev. Father Coleman, pastor Of the
Sacred Heart Church, VIII preach az
the Sacred Heart Cathedral tonight.
Tho Ordinance Committee has been
called to meet Friday night. The prin-
cipal matter to come before the com.
mittee Will be ~ proposition 10 compel
the Southern Railway to place gates
at Second and Hull Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
WEDDING is DELAYED BY
DEATH OF GR0OM'S MOTHER

i Owing to tho sudden deatl, or the
groom's mother. Mrs. Mary Garlic, IN
vitatlons to the marriage of Mr.. Os-
car Carrie and Miss Louise Lee Marshall,
which was to occur this evening at
s o'clock, have been recalled. The we'd
ding has been indefinitely postponed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Special Term.

The IIenrico Circuit Court viii hold Z
special term. beginning on WedneshaNA
for the trial Of cases already indicted, ,, ~
following eases have been set for hearing
before the petit jury;
March 2lst--William Morgan, eolored,
charged with carbreaking; March ed
George Andrews, a former street car con-l
ductor charged with criminal ASSAULT y
After the hearing of the criminal docket
a n,Irnhar az AVN elssx wlll be taken w,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Here After Negro.

the city yesterday to take into custody
10 Estes, a negro who escaped from tho
Florida city, where he is wanted on a
felony charge. Requlsition will be hon
ored for the delivery Of the man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
No Change of Program.

In connection with the report that
the time for the reunion would be
shortened Colonel John ". Gordon,
chairman of the general committee,
yesterday issued the following, state
ment:
My attention has been called to an
article in this afternoons News
Leader. under the caption May Cur
tail the Reunion" in which the opinion
is expressed that there will be scarcely
corpural's guard of the veterans re-
manning In the city at the unveiling of
the monument on Monday, June 3d, the
last day OF the reunion, and II is stated
that the question of revising the pro-
Z gram and curtailing the reunion sea-
son 70. three days VIII come before the
Confederate camps here later in the
month.
five-day reun4tf Especially as SUNDAY
4 IS one of tl,ase.slays. but the five DAYS
has now been definitely decided upon.
The reason for the five days is that
the Jefferson Davis Monument Asso-
citation had decided to have and still
insist upon having, the Davis Monl-
ment unveiled on the anniversary Of
s MIR. Davss birth, June Sd. which this
year falls on Monday AS the grand
parade the great feature in ali re-
unions, has always taken place on the
last day, it Gas thought that if we had
1nat parade on the first day, In connec-
lion with the unwilling Of the Davis
monument, the crowd would leave thai
night, thus reducing the reunion prac-
ideally to one day.
On Friday night, March 1st, at d
Weli-attended meeting in Lee Cam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20

charge OF kicking Fanny Simmons In the
face. He said it WAS physical inpos-
sibility for him to have done such 4
thing. as the woman was about twice his
height, but tho tlno stood. and he had to
dig and pay 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Previ5usly acknowle1ged Z. s1e,ois 81

Total to date. .s19,923 CT
The public appears to have overlook
ed the fact that the local veterans are
still $4,000 short in the sum they need
for the entertainment of their guests
Ii this money is not Forthcoming, some
of the plans in connection with the
Lreuninn Will haYe to he cllrtaiind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
MAKE No CHANGE IN
REUNION PROGRAM
Colonel Gordon Issues Statement
Setting Forth Situation as to
Veterans.
CONTRIBUTIONS DwlNDlINe
Only Eight Dollars Subscribed
Yesterday and $4,000 Is Still
Lacking.
CONTRIBUTIONS DWINDLING.

Only twice before in the history of
the Confederate reunion fund have
the contributions been so discouraging-
~ small as they We're yesterday. Once
a whole day passed without penny's
coming in, and on another occasion the
sum total of the committee's work was
s.. Yesterday the aggregate of gifts
from all sources was only SIS, as fol-
George q. White and son..... 500
Irving l.. Sutherland. ........... zoo
4 The August Grocery Company. 2 so
"a. j. Warren. Observation-Disclosures. 250
~. nr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20

Kicked Fanny in the Face,
James Wade, In the Police Gourl yes-
terday morning, was fined $lo on tAep