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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

Just a question of time When he snall
regain his old time strength and visoi.
Asked MS TO his brothers plans fol
the future. Mr.. Mansfield continued:
IF he has any plans for the futura
no is Keeping them to himself. Per-
sonally, / think he has but one PLAN
and that is To re gain his health at the
earliest possible time
At the time when Felix Mansfield
was giving this hopeful view of his
brothers. condition, he was endeaNorina
to summon physicians from Montreal
and other places to examine his broth.
err It is known that Mr. Mansfield
passed several bad nights, followed
by some improvements There Is good
reason to believe that his condition Il
more serious than his family are Will
ing to admit DIR. Newton OF TINS
place was called in, and on Thursday
DR.. I.emeux. OF Montreal, arrived and
visited tic patient Neither physician
however, would discuss the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
photographers, strike Ends.

NEW YORK, August 5.--The strug-
gle Of tho photographic Artists En-
gravers and Designers League with
the National Association of Employing
photographers. which began In August,
1906, has been ended as the result
of the abandonment of the fight by
the union, according to an announce
ment made to-day by Richard K'tehelt,
national president OF the. Lithographic
Artists, Engrayers and Designers
League.
The trouble had its origin in the
posting OF open shop notices by the
employing lithographers In most of the
larger cities of the country last Angus y
and their requirement that Al OF
their employees resign from the union,
This the men refused to do and We're
Hooked out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Disappointing, and Adi-
rondack Cottage Soon to
Be Abandoned.
ARE KEEPING IN sEcL UsI0N

( AMPERsAND. LAKE sARANAc, NJ
Y, August 5.-The continued illness Of
Richard Mansfield, the actor, since his
return from Europe has aroused some
apprehension as to the effect on his
stage career. Mr.. Mansfield. accom-
panied by his Wife; his brother. Felix
Mansfield: a maid, q valet and sec
Rotary arrived here by special train
from Montreal last sunday night, and
is occupying a cottage, where Mr..
Mansfield has his meals served. lie
refuses absolutely to see any one, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
EVANS IN COMMAND
OF POWERFUL FLEET
That Which This Government
Will Send 10 the Pacific
Never Exccllcd.
(speclal 10 rhe rimes-plspa teh.y

WASHINGTON, y. G., August 5-
When Rear-Admiral Robloy- p. Evans,
who is u Vlrglnian by birth. sails to
the Pacific with the big fleet OF battle
ships, it win be the most powerful
hghting aggregation ever gathered to-
gcther under one naval officer. It Will
be fleet having n greater displace-
ment, greater complement OF men
and more gun power than any one
officer has ever commanded,
The administration has the utmost
confidence in Evans, He has been del
eGated to handle some delicate situa-
tons, but Ito is accredited with never
having made a bIunder from the time
cleveland sent him to Valparaiso with
the gunboat Yankton. Whe Chilians
We're rather obstreperous In their pro-
ttostntions against his taking on board
the American refugees, and in face OF
the fact that England WIS ready TO
make common cause, with Chill, he
politely told them that 10 they did not
attend to their own business he would
bcrnbard the town, And from that day
to this Evans has been adding to his
reputation Of ability TO show the glovec
ol tho mailed INST. as the occasion de
munds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
MAN WHO HOISTED FLAG
OVER SANTIAGO DROWN.

ARKLoW. IRELAND, August 81
Thomas Myler, who claimed that he
hoisted the Stars and Stripes over San
tiago de Cuba during the Spanish
An.ercan War. was drowned off
iCourtown Yesterday while practicne
for an attempt to swim st. George
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
RANCH is INTACT,


sent I'D lVI Ituhcn'
Special TO The DISPATCHED
ia M EST O WIN 70 KIP Q SITION
GROUNDS. August 5.-Chlarles w. Rex,
general manager, and Joseph Miller
pne of the owners of the l01 Rancn
Wild West, are; authority for the state
ment that theirs has not been sent from
the 10l Ranch establishment at the
jamestown Exposition to Brighton
Reach a single cowboy, Indian or 9TH
er performer, The show retains every
head of horse, buffalo, steer and all
nther live stock originally brought to
tho Jamestown Exposition from Bliss,
Okla, The show from tho 1Ol Ranch,
nov at Brighton Beach, Ia a separate
and distinct enterprise One OF tho
Miller brothers, of Oklahoma. has a
proprietary interest in the Brighton
Beach show. honce the lsa of the
names Miller and 101 Ranch, 'rlln
rock was supplied from the Mlllel
ranch. which is large enough to enuip
dozen Wild West shows, being the
largest cattle. ranch In the wnrla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
HOOE WILL Make RACE
FOR CONGRESS AGAIN
Loudoun County Man Will Contest With Carn
and Gordon Next Year in the Campaign for
the Full Term in House.
Term in House.

over his opponent in the primary in
his county uly 3Oth was IS, and not y
as was stated in the earlier reports
This is about the same majority mat
Mr.. Sydnor received two years ago.
though there were about 90 less votes
ct (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

Foraker declares he will not submit TO the
dlctation OF any boss. meaning thereby
President Rocseve.s. hut Foraker would not
like 1t SO well If an anti-boss rule were ePt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Yrs. Jonimn II. Clo,vscr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WINCHE JESTER, VA, August 5.-Mrs
Jemima Fl. Clowser. widow of Jacob
tCiowser, died sunday evening at Hay
field, this county, from paralysis aged
sixty five years, leaving three daugh-
ters two brothers and two sisters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Jacob UarSIlberscr.

HARRISONBURG, VA, August g..
Jacob Harshberger, prominent farmer
of the Burketown neighborhood, in
Augusta county, died at l o'clock this
morning. Deceased was confined to
bed for the last four months. Besides
his wife, Mr.. Harshberger leaves three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
OBITUARY.
Funeral of Mr.. Tyler.

The remains of Mr.. Arthur NJ. Tyler,
who died in Ne. w York on Satur r,,,s
arriving here at 1855 O'Clock this morn
ing at Elba Station. There the funeral
procession will form and move imnie-
diate.ly TO Hollywood Ce;metery the /
will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dennis
rector OF Meade Memorial Episcopal
Church, Manchester.
Captain Edmund Pcn..leton Turner.
Especial 10 The Times Dispat CHI
LlANENA, NEW KENT CO. VA
August 5.-Captain Edmund Pendle-
ton Turner, for a long time Of IIous-
ton, Texas, died last Wednesday in
Sewance. Tenn, from the effects of u
severe stroke of paralysis, which he
suffered more than IA year ago. His
remains were brought TO Virginia by
his son, Pendleton Turner. and in
TERED in the family buryin g-ground
al oropax, New sKent county.
Captain Turner was BORN in New
Kent county, Va, seventy-one years
ago, and was. therefore, of the right
faSe to serve the South in her great
struCgle, the end of which. found him
the captain of his company.
He attended the University of yir-
| ginia for several sessions as an
academic student, and later graduated
| in law from one of the Northern in
istitutions. Like many others of his
\ time, he went South and practiced his
profession ms the city of Houston.
/ Texas, for many years. He is survived
u by a widow, two children. one brother
DIR. John D. Turner, of this place, and
/ one sister, Mrs. L. i. Huffman, also
4 of Lanexa
Richard White.
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
DANvILLE, VA, August 5.-Richard
4 -11tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Good Adyice Tor All nyen's FRIENDS.

some OF Archbishop ireiand's iussy irsnds
might help considerably Il they Mould let
his distinguished, and recognized merits
speak for themselves MI lwaukae Sentinel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

Nr.fsydnor's Majority.
MANNBORO, AMELIA COUNTY; VA,
August 5.-Mr. j, a. Sydnor's majority
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

Needs No Inducements to, SpenlS,
II the acceptance OF the Nobel prlze
pbliges the President to lecture IN Norway,
Yin he get 5000 a nigStf--Charleaton ke@s
and Gouriar,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

SUMMER THIRST is delightfully."-. relieved
W Horsford's Acid Phosphate delicious
}eyerage--superior TO lamonade--nn excel
SAut tonic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
NTid~StlEaanm
Sale i'm
DOrnleSficS

a lot of so pieces of Towel
Twill Crash; the regular value of
ms Crash is &c. Midsummer
price at .............. q 1-2c
lGX@O inch Turkish Towels, has
fringed end and red lorder. reg
en- lots. Midsummer price SOC
ular SC Towel; sold only IN doz-
1Sx3G-inch IIuck Towels, heavy
a dozen.
tuck in plain border: regular 10
l-2c Towel; sold only III dozen
lots. Summer price 89c dog.
6i-incl Merccri2cd Damask in
10 different patterns and bcaut-
fully designed; fully worth COO
yard. Midsummer price -. 39c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Mid Summer
Sale of House
furnishings.

Long Handled Ice Tea Spoon,
finished In nickle and n fine wear
Ing quality; worth 15c each. Mid
Summer price ....... Toe each
Two.burner Gas Stoves: highly
nicliled ana fitted with double
burners; these give n blue flame
and do not waste gas; worth
SIZE. Midsummer price. .s1.49
Quart size Mason Jars with air
tight lid and rubbers included.
These are best grade and have
porcelain lined caps; worth Csc.
Midsummer price soc
Tin Top Jelly Tumblers, Il fine
size and have smooth rims. Mid
Summer price ...... 1ec dozen.
Platform family scales; weigh
mp to % pounds; have porcelain
dial and flat adjustable top:
handy kitchen utensll: worth
$l.25. Midsummer price. csc
Copper Bottom Wash Boiler;
have patent side handles and ght
fitting set-ln lid. They have n
heavy copper bottom and will not
leak worth $139. Midsummer
price for ,............. $t.19.
Ice Tea Goblets. with heavy
stem: good large size and fine
grade. inst the thing for ice tea;
worth soc dozen. Summer
price, dozen ......... 75c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Mid Summer
Sale of Gents
Furnishings
s1.oo Eclipse Shirts, eec.

S1.o0 Eclipse Shirts, 69c.
The balance of our entire lot
OF Eclipse Shirts In Madras:
there arc stripes. checks. dots ana
neat figures what Is left OF those:
will 20 Mt our Mid Summer Sale
CSC Fancy Hose, t9c.
Our entire stock OF Lisle
Thread Hose in plain and fancy
colors. Midsummer price. t9c
25c Wash Ties, 19c.
A full limo OF Wash Tics In
about 20 different colors and pat
terms. Midsummer price 80. 19o
soc Shirts, acc.
A fun line of Mems Fine Ma.
dras Shirts in stripes. checks.
plaids and neat figures. Mid
Summer price soc; all sizes cx-
cept 10.
S1.oo usle Underwear, zoe.
a full line of the finest L.lslc
Thread Underwear, IN. the finest
make and quality. all sizes. Mid
Summer price 79c
soc SILK Ties, acc.
Our full line of beautiful Silk
Ties In all colors. In stripes.
plnids and plain colors. Mld-Sum-
NOR price .......... ~. 39c
Csc Underwear, 100.
A very special bargain in this
line Of Underwear. most all sizes
Midsummer price .......... 1876
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Midsummer Sale Wash Goods
MEYERS BROTHERS.

Here are a few lots Of goods which our buyer
bought out direct from the manufacturers These
goods were to be sold up to 15c yard but beino de-
ayed in the shipment we VIII offer them for i mere
gong.
3i-inch English oxfords in nh colors s,,,,h,o
Tor Skirts, Suits. etc; regular lac. Midsummer
only small lot Of 21inch thistle Gnshams 'p i@
about four different patterns; worth lie. Mid
a7inch Brown Home snnn ;,; ,, III. ' &c
neat figures for skirts worth July lor. Mid sum-
sG-inch Madras and pcrcae in dots, stripes
pia'is etc. in the newest designs The regular
price for these goods is - i.2c Midsummer
Bathing Suits, Caps and Shoes
Misses and Childrens Bathing Suits in Flannel.
cite Socrsuckcr and Mohar. Sizes from TO iG.
Ladies' Bathing Suit made OF good quality Mo.
hair; tho kind that viii not fade have the large
Hliiof collars; skirts are cut extra fun and
med with braid. Midsummer price from $3.50 to
$500
White Canvas Bathing Shoes for Ladies'. Misses.
ana Children. Midsummer lrcc ............. CSC
Rubber bathing Caps; all sizes in solid colors
ana polka dots Midsummer price ........... 25c
Avnyds Water Wing" safety devise for be.
gnncrs Midsummer price ......... 25c
$3.50 Taffeta Peaaic0ats, $500
These Skirts are cut fun; have deep flouncc
ana are finished in several different styles our
line includes the plain coors. also the pastel shades
anu chanseaDlc colorings. These Skirts worth
$3.50 Midsummer price acknowledgements. $500
Ladies' Taffeaa Waists, S1.98
One lot of Ladies' Taffeta Waists; colors navy
brown and black that sold for $3.50 and $500 Mid
9"'i'r PRICE each ...''..... ......,...... $1.98
White Lawn Waists, acc
Ladies' $l00 White Lawn Waists for 49c. the
regular $l0O nd. made OF good quality Lawn cor
rcctly made: perfect fitting and trimmed with Main
sock and Nalcnccnncs Inserting will be sold for
Midsummer price. each Observation-Disclosures. age
Not owe, rome to a customer eai
$1.25 Waists, 75c
White Lawn Waists worth sl25; made of India
Linen, claboratcly trimmed. Midsummer price 75c
$3.50 Waists, Csc
White Dotted Swiss and Batistc Waists made
with long and short sleeves: high and low neck;
open front or back; worth $i.50. Mid Summer price
CSC.
$1.95 Waists, S1.19
White Lawn Waists worth sl9S; some with lace
yokcs. back and front; others made low neck with
beading around the cuffs and collars trimmed with
German val. Lace Midsummer price ...... $t19
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Midsummer Sale In
Dress Goods

Special lot of 3G,inch Dress
Goods. In this seasons latest
styles; regular soc value. Mid
Summer price .......,..... Csc
a good lot OF plain plaids. etc.
IN light and dark shades: regu-
inr price 25c. Midsummer price
II 1-2c.
i'i-lnch Navy Bathing Suit Elan
mel; just the thing for the scn-
shore; sold for 75c yard. Mid
Summer price Observation-Disclosures acc
Black. Imported Serge, Chiffon,
Panama. French Wolfe ana Mo.
hair, so to "A inches Wide; rcgu-
lar $500 Dress Goods. Mid,Sum-
mcr price 79c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Midsummer
Sale of Ladies'
and Chill
(irem'S Vests

. lots Ladies' ana ot Chill
drcn's Vests TO 30 on the Md.
Summer Sale nj less than half
price.
Ladies' Vests. tape neck ribbed;
extra good quality In all sizes,
Special for the Midsummer sale
ut, (Not over to customary
5 1.2c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Midsummer
Sale i'm Silks.

Ono lot of silk, including Chi.
ma. Taffcta, Rnjnh, Pongee. Plain
and Fancy. This lot sold up to
Toe Midsummer price $40. 39c
One lot OF Black Crepe de Chine
-ahont 80 yards TO go in this
sale. Midsummer price. -. acc
Fancy lot of Silks, including
Taffcta. Pongee. Fonlards, etc;
worth up to 75c. Midsummer
price ............ ......... SOC
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
D-SUA1MER ONE-HALF PRICE
SUIT SALE
$500 Worsted Skirts, S3.98

ladies' Wool Skirts in the new. fancy Inlyco.
Suitinss: also blacks and naves In Mohair and Pan
ANA. Skirts that have been selling all the season
at $500. Midsummer price ............ -. 1898
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
9s8C.

l lot of Ladies Trim
med and Untrimmed
Hats in good quality and
neat styles sold up to SO
Midsummer Sale Price
1Oc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
10000 Yards Sheer
White Goods.

A great purchase direct from the mill and the
latest 1907 styles, including Paids Striped Madras,
Check Oimties Plaid Batste and finest quality
Dotted Swsses, from pin head to large size dots.
Positively the greatest aggregation OF White Fabric
shown the entire season at your choice tomorrow ut
absolutely SOC the dollar.
1000 yards ioinch Fine Sheer Lawns If these
Lawns were not mill seconds ii would sell Tor I7c.
o"n r'rh hs'cc ,, 70 12c
were not mill ends would sell for l5c. Mid Summr.
P''N'- 1Oc
aouO yards Mill End Remnants of clean fresh
soous to go in this sale from yard To 10 Yards
cludlg Madras, Check Nainsonk, Lace Strips,
Lawns Dlmities. Dotted Swisscs. White Poplins etc
Worth up 10 lac. Midsummer price ........ Ioc
LOCO yards White Nainsook, iiinches WIDE;
very good lot of mill ends in short length: regular
zoe Valne midsummer price .............. 10 1.2c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Midsummer Sale of ladies,
Chlldren'S and Infants Hose

a lot of slightly imperfect Ladies' Black Hose.
]: they were perfect they would sell for l5c Mid
Summer pr.ce ................ ........... &c
Ladies' White and Tan Lace Hose; regular 25c
value slightly imperfect. Midsummer price . pair
ioi 25C
Ladies' Black Iise Fancy Embroidered and
Lace Black Hose; regular soc value Midsummer
Picc, par iol .............. S1.oO
One lot of Ladies' Galzc Isle Hose; regular
price soc Mid Summcr price. pairs for $50. soc
Infants Black Lace Half Hose. sizes to Z; reg
uar IL 12c value Midsummer price go. ..... SC
Chidrcn's full. regular made Lace Hose whtc.
light blue, pink and black; sizes 20 s. Ml Sum
mer Sale price ............. ................. CSC
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-12-21
FIRE OUT AT GLASS WORKS.

Following the rdmor that was
heard last week, to the effect that
the Franhort-Modes Glass Works
would shortly resume operations
again, the management on Monday
morning last, ordered the fires, which
had been banked under the glass
tank, withdrawn, and the liquid glass
remaining in the receptacle dipped
out. This was accordingly done, and
it now appears that the last hope of
tn factory starting up this winter has
disappeared. Only large bunch of
orders, sufficient to exhaust the fin
ished stock on hand and call for
more, would have the effect of plac-
ing the plant in operation again.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-12-21
RUMORS OF CHANGE IN POLICE
FORCE.

The report is still current on the
streets that the city authorities will
make some changes in the police
force of the city of Frankfort when
the first of January rolls round. The
report has it that two of the present
force will be displaced and that an
other will resign his position to enter
a business career. The writer does
not vouch for the truthfulness of the
rumors spoken of. but they have be-
come so persistent that they are GER
tainly worthy Of mention, and are ac-
cordingly given for what they are
worth.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-12-21

and Mr.. Mike Meagher, the local die
tator, had himself elected in his
stead. The meeting, we omitted to
state. was held in the Office of the
Board of Control, in the Farmers
Bank building, and although General
Haly was not present, he doubtless
acauiesced in all that was done, as
they were all his devoted followers
and valiant henchmen.
The men who were selected at this
"star chamber" meeting for Council
men and School Trustees, are all rep
resentative citizens of Frankfort,
and personally are all clever people.
The only criticism that can be di-
rected towards them is that they
should have consulted the better in
terests of their party, and their own
consciences, by declining to accept
nominations brought about so cor
ruptly by the treacherous actions OF
a few political ward heelers.
A rumor has been abroad on the
streets for a month or more that 1t
was contemplated by the powers that
be, or that have been, to displace the
present able Superintendent of the
Frankfort Public Schools, Prof. II. G.
Mckee, and elect in his stead the
Secretary of State, H. V. McChes1ey,
who has held Office at the State
house for more than seven years.
This report is not given much ere.
dence, however, as this act would
call forth such a storm of~indignation
from the people of Frankfort that
even the battered remnants of the
late local machine could not afford
to face
In closing this review of some OF
the causes that led to the defeat OF
the Democratic State ticket, the
writer would like to state that the
members of the City Committee, and
the large audience of citizens pres
ent at the convention" should be
congratulated for the good work they
did for the success of the Republican
party. The members of the City
Council and the Board of Schoo
Trustees should be congratulated
also, for accepting the nominations 81
fraudulently brought about. Mr.
Meagher should be Congratulated fol
getting himself elected School Trus
tee, and the Republican party shoulC
also come in for a share of con
gratulations for the valuable aid 1
received from the Democratic ma
chine of Frankfort and FRANKLIN
county. In fact, congratulations ar
: in order all round.
OLD LINZ DEMOCRAT.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-12-21
MORE |. & N. IMPROVEMENTS

Besides building an extensive sys-
tenn of switches, at the new Union
Depot, the l.. e N. management have
reconstructed the main track on
Broadway from Lewis street to the
new station, and the trackage with
in the city is now in splendid shape
and tip-top condition. The umbrella
shed in front of the depot proper is
about completed, and preparations
are now being made to clear off the
plot that faces Ann street, which will
be sodded and decorated with shrubs
and Towering plants when spring
shall have arrived again.
Had the improvements to the sur
roundings of the depot been com
pleted earlier in the season, it was
the intention of the city authorities
to brick Broadway from Ann tC
High streets, but on account Of bat
weather, which may be expected any
day from this time forward, it was
wisely concluded to postpone unit
spring this finishing touch to the at
tractiveness of the Surroundings to &
magnificent building erected by the
great road, whose twin ribbons OF
steel divide almost in half the
the northern portion of the Capital
the people of which are justly proud
of the new order of things.