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The Republican journal., 1907-08-22

Do You Think
For Yourself 2
Or. do you open -FOUR mouth like youne
Pard aAQ gulp down Whatever food or medi-
zine maA be offered your
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UA&s6%rAan intelligent thinking woman.
In need ofAeNef from weakness, nsrvousnese
pain and sGEsAlng. then It means much to
you that therA one tried and tina honest
peQlciQe OF xSoXx CONVECTION. sold b
drpKgisls Tor The cure Of x2uep's ms
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The makers Of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. for the cure of weak. nervous.run-
down. over-worked. debilitated. pain-racked
women. knowing this medicine to be made nm
OF ingredients. every one OF which has the
strongest possible Endorsement of the leading
and standard authorities of the several
schools Of practice. are perfectly willing, and
in fact. are only too glad to print Is they do.
the formula, or list OF ingredients, Of which
1t is composed. IN plain English, on evsry
bottle-wrapper.
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The formula Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription will bear the most critical examine
ton Of medical experts, for 1t contains no
alcohol. narcotics, harmful. or habit-formine
drugs. and no agent enters into it that is not
highly recommended by the most advanced
and leading medical teachers and author
tiles OF their several schools of prsctica
Ihese authQrities recommend the ingredients
OF Dr: Piefce's FavQrite Preseriptlon for the
cure of exactly the same ailments Tor which
this Eorld-famed medicile Is advised.
The Republican journal., 1907-08-22

know how worried l am" she
out get tired so quickly, and
lA 50 stiff and awkward, it
v Weeks before l can work, and l
SLo" what will become of me-"
Illrd her eyes and she covered
az Nia her hands, so that she did
e The o0k in his eyes.
sa'Lea for her to get control of
~ t7n with gentle force he took
a.QS away from her face and held
Ill Ms own. She looked up at
oD1lrr'ngly and caught her breath
d itte gasp. And as she looked,
Gi needed his few manly, straight
'l words to tell her that he want
~ahr Ter his wife and take care
all 'Ae rest of her days. And
,-- aontessed that somehow she
VIZ 'te.ng that after she went
-'en The hospital she would
zee .ln again, and that had made
~ worse than anything else.
's alter he had gone that she told
li'r about it, a soft color in her
% nj Sio a wonderful light in her
lhe nlrse smiled: I'm not at
a,'pHSed. The night he brought
,5'e sort of foresaw this"
''1BAt lie here" said Phoebe, puz-
Wy Yes. You see l was walking
VIZ street the night of your ac-
I Ian, ana | saw you fall. He was
JITlihd you and he gathered you
Ut arms. l saw he did not know
N.Y. w 10 with you, so / went to him
YIu nm to bring you here, and l
i carnage and we came together.
! n way he held you in his arms as
pa uad been baby, and somehow,
NJ oasched him looking down on your
. sn5 face, l knew that he was a
qua o Kind man. Since then l have
\ Oat all about him, and, my dear,
\ make you very happy" and the
No. a,sSed her gently.
hug sI some weeks later and Phoebe
nv, husband were going home to
~ ~. are sure you won't be home
ts.. The city?" he asked for the
"eth time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
FIVE YEARS AGO.
Constitutional Convention Adjourned
.- TNclYe Memhcrs Daud.

Constitutional Convention Adjourned
Twelve Members Dead.
The Virginia Constitutional Convcn-
ton OF 1902 adjourned sine die Just
five years ago yesterday. The pubi-
cation of the debates OF the conven-
ton, which was intrusted to special
committee. is task not yet completed,
though not few of the members have
deid in the interim. One volume of the
debates. about LOO pages. was publish
ed about six months ago. but the re-
naming volume, which will pro be
as formidable, has never yet" made its
appearance. Mr.. James II. Lindsay. OF
Charlottesville, IS the editor and COM
piler. according to the announcement
in the first volume. No especial ren-
son has been given for the delay in
publication.
Meanwhile twelve Of the one hun
dred members of that body have passed
away In five years, and they are rapid
~ dropping off. several others being
in feeble health. The list OF those who
have died Is as follows: William Fl.
Boaz. J. a. Bristow. II. f. Crismond
Bergman Green, 3. a Hancock. Jotr
w. Lawson. C. Z. Miller, Nirginius
Newton. William B. Petit Nathar
Phillips. John c. Summers and George
p. larry. Mr.. Summers was the latest
to pass away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

II. P. Whitney's Baby Wolf
Gathers in the Swift
Stakes.
is TWO LENGTHS IN FRONT

NEW YORK, June 26-H 7. Whit
neys Baby Wolf a7despised outsider
lin the betting at6O to l. easily won the
Swift Stakes. seven furlongs, at
'Sheepshead Bay to-day. J. G. Core was
backed down from to l to 1a to IS. and
Ethon was played down from S to i to
ls to s, but both were outrun from
the start.
Baby Wolf. a brown gelding by
Hamburg Geisha, broke in front and
soon opened up lead Of two lengths,
which lie maintained to the end.
Charles Edward was second, with
Ethon, third Summaries:
| First race-fiye furlongs, futurity
course-Adriana GO TO u first, Aimee
l5C Il to 81 second, Bouquet az to -
third Time, loo 3-5.
| Second race--six furlongs, main
course-Prince Hamburg q to 81 first,
Kings Daughter (even) second, Zal
(12 to ~ third. Time. 1913 3-5.
Third race-seling, five furlongs.
first, Laughing Eyes (20 to ID second,
He Knows Is to y third Time. 1901 25.
Fourth race--the Swift Stakes. seven
| furlongs, main course-Bahy Wolf Geo
to / and 20 to u first. Charles Ed
ward Ito and Z to 81 second, cthon
| ue toss and 6 to 81 third. Time,
l1:271-5.
Fifth racc--mile and a fnrlons on
| turf--Lord Lovat q to y first Yankee
Girl C to 50 second. Tony Bonero {l5
to y third. Time. 1855 3-5.
Sixth race--sellng, mile-Herman g
| to 50 first, ST. Valentine q to ID Sc
cond, Golden Shore 90 to y third
| Time, 1:421-5.
Seventh race-sellingY five furlongs
futurity course-George Considine C
to y first, Orena $50 to u second
! Thurfet a to u third. Time, 1:022-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Savannah, 8; Jacksonville,


SAVANNAH. GA, June 2G.-By play
ing all around the visitors at all stages
the locals won their third straight
victory this afternoon.
Score by inpings: r. II. f.
Savannah $3.50. .2.00102SO40 So 3 2
1901 Q % o 90 OIL c A
Batteries: Deaver and Kahlkoff; Sit
ton and Roth. Umpire, Mace. Time
1:15.
Augusta, .; Macon, ..
MACON, GA, June 26.--Dexter's
three base hit In the eighth inning
with the bases full, won to-days game
for Augusta.
Score by innings: r. II. e
Macon .,......1 / 0 o 0 0 00--2 . ]
Augusta .2O0OOO0.3 O-5 8
Batteries: Harley and Harnishi
Sparks, Holmes and Fox. Time, l:5O
Umpire. Buckley.
Charleston, 3, Columbia, ..
COLUMBIA. S. c., June 26.-Schwenck
was not in his usual form to-day, and
Charleston won by consistent hitting
Score by innings: r. II. T.
Charleston .....1 10000 0 0--5 IL
Columbia ......O O000 OF 90 7
Batteries. Paige and Reisinger
schwencl< and Smith. Time, l:35
Umpire, Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
LARGE GALLERY
WITNESSES PLAY
Important Matches Scheduled
for To-Day-Local Men
in Finals.

Keen competition in all of the
matches and the largest gallery Of the
tournament marked the third days
play in the annual tennis tourney OF
the Hermitage Club. The size of the
crowd which journeyed out to the local
courts. despite the threatening wealth
er, has sreatly5encouraged and pleased
the officials. and a record attendance
Us expected to-day when some of the
best play vet witnessed should de-
velop.
This should he especially. true of the
SEMI finals and finals in tho mems
through with to-day with both morn
Ing and afternoon play. Another fea-
lture OF to-dayfs matches viii be the
lcompetition for the Old Dominion chal-
ilenge cup which Is now held by Rich
ard Hooker Of Springfield, Mass. Mr..
Hooker is at present in Europe, and
| in his absence the winner OF the pres
cnt series will receive the trophy
through forfeit undcr the rules gov
erning the ownership OF the cup.
In the ladies' singles yesterday morn
| ing Miss Bessie Upshur beat Miss
Katherine Watkins In a warmly con-
tested series. After losing the first
set of the match by s to Z, Miss Upshnr
regaincd her form and took the re-
lmaining two by tho scores Of to /
and to 9. Some OF the best play In
this class developed in the match won
by Miss upshur, who, by virtue of hor
victory, was eligible for the semi
finals, one set Of which was played
with Miss Martini Robinson, who won
the set by to L. This match will be
resumed this morning, and the Win
ner will meet Miss NJ. G. Evans, the
present holder of the Hermitage chnl-
lenge cup for ladies' singles.
nlessrs. Bridger and Pollard defeated
Messrs. White and McChesncy repre-
senting Southwest Virginia, In the
lmorning in theJtnen's doubles by bFto z,
Gto and 6 to 2.g This victory allows
1 tile winners to mcet the winners fthe
semi-fnal this AFTERNOON between the
Blackwell brothers and Alcssrs. Tyler
and Whitehead, Tor the Hermitage
mons doubles CHALLENGE cup. Which are
offered this year for the first time and
win become the property Of the play
ers winning ono three years not neees-
sarily in succession.
In the mems singles some very fine
form was shown. In the fourth round
whitehead beat Mullen 6 to 3 and q
to Ii Ballirger beat Bridger 6 to 8
z to and to Whitehead beat Hills
lot Washington, 6, to 1 and g TO A
In the semi finals l3allingee. 81 NASH
ilngton, beat ID. RI. Blackwell 6 to
land to p Only two sets in the mattel
between Messrs Whitehead ana Pol,
Hard We're played, the former winning
To- to 4 and Ssto q. This game created
lmuch interest, as the winner VIII play
Rallinser to-day for the old Dominion
4 challenge CUP, ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
TINES
BEAT BLACK STONE

Especial to The Tlmes-Disoatch. /

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BLACKSTONE, VA, PJune 26.-rhe
Times Dispatch baseball team defeated
the Blackstone team here this after
noon by a score OF 2 to In one OF the
pretttest and fastest games ever seen
in these parts. 53
Armstead. for the home team, Pitch
ed the best game of the season, striking
out ten men. He allowed only two
hits and deserved town, but an error
on the part of Griffin In centre-lield
gave the visitors the winning run.
Ezekiel for the visitors did the work
with the stick, getting the hit in the
seventh which scored the hrsl run for
the visitors, and with the added error
brought In the other run. In the fifth
session this same stranger hit to deep
right what should have been a three
Dagger, but MaXey made a sensational
running one-hand catch, and the side
was out. This was decidedly the feat
turc of the game.
Batteries: Blackstone, Armstead and
tChurn; Times-Dispatch, Miller and
Bowe. Struck out-By Armstead. 10; by
Miller. s. Bases OH balls-Off Miller. 2,
i;NTimes- Dispatch. 2.
Errors-Blackstone. 3;ATimes-Dispatch.
The Blackstone team left on the
might train for Enfield, n. c., where
they will play series or three games
with the team of that place.
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has revived tho talk or an Independent
leo plant TO furnish ice to tho trade
and to tho consumer at more reason
able figures than now prevail.
Can Meet Deinand.
Mr.. Thotaas II. Jeffress, president or
the Crystal Ice Company, said last night
that so far as he WIS informed there
was no shortage In the Ice market OF
Richmond. and that his plant had a
capacity In excess OF tho present de-
mand.
80 far as know" continued Mr..
Jeffrcss, Our wagons arc filling oil
orders regularly ana promptly"
Mr. A. ID. lunderkin president OF
the Richmond Ice Company stated
that he did not think there WITS any
reason TO fear an Ice shortage In Rich
inond, and that 30 far as his informa-
ton went, tho plants were entirely
able to supply the trade. Furthermore,
Mr. Landerlsin declared that If there
was such q thing as Il "combinc' or
trust here. he could speak for his own
plant in saying that he was entirely
outside OF it. I'VE run nm entirely in
dependent plant" lac said. our bust
ness Is entirely Wholesale, and Wo
do not operate any wagons on the
street ourselves, all pr our output
being sold by the block ut the door.
Speaking from my own knowledge of
the trade, however, ] can say that the
retail delivering companies have for
years been trying to cutIout the mid
day delivery. Where q man only buys
ten pounds of ice. there is no profit In
delivered five In the morning and five
at midday.
| Any dealer or large user who takes
| n sufficient supply to make the haul.
\ inp should ha hln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Auction snles of Attractive propcrt.
Announced for To-day.

Auction sales of real estate have been
well attended this week. but the bid
ding has not been as spirited as the
sellers might desire. But LITTLE bust
ness has been done SO far. However,
the week is not old yet. and several
large deals have been hanging on the
string long enough to materializo be-
fore Saturday night.
To-day at $3.50 c. L. & II. L. Denoon
will sell the two-story detached dwell
ing on Meadow Street. between Pow
hntan and Winder Streets.
AT 6 o'clock this afternoon Green &
Redo VIII sell, tho Leo District home
No 202 Allen Avenue.
at 6 O'Clock Fl. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
viii sell two residences. Nos. and
10 IL Pine Street. between Main and
Cary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

wick C to - first. Hazel Patch III to
10 second, Noel u29to - third. Time,
lis LIS.
Fifth receive furlongs-Dora Neff
(5 to - first, Hans 60 to 81 second.
Geneva s. q to y third. Time. 1:o1
SIS.
Louise Mcfarland e to p first. Came
ster g to 81 second, Scalplock GO to y
third Time, 1.55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
MUCH COMPLAIN 7 NIAINT
FROM CONSUMEE1lM MERS
Declare They Cannot Get Ip0 Get Ice
Twice Day-What Manu-usll Manu-
iacturcrs Say.
lacturcrs Say.

Considerable complain has develoElAsb 3 developed
in Richmond the unsattafac toAhl,Gsatisfactory
condition of the ice market and laa at and the
system o distribution here. ThonN ore. Though
the manufacturers claim that hereasN isiat there is
an abundant supply, and that the ,sA ahat the
pacity of their plants Is in excess OF
the demand, the local retailers st:Nrlaiers state
that they unable to obtuine hbldO 5obtaint the
amount OF ice they wis, to haadai o. 20 handle.
Large private also assert ii h9ssa that
they cannot secure delivery more tflNOm than
day, although the wagons waAa wagons of
company pass their houses seve9A several
!. times The complaints to coQu nm to come
largely from the West End, Ga tat End, but
the delivery a!it handling of ice in ,A@l II ice in the
downtown seeson seems also TO be $4,000 TO be far
from satisfactory
Only One Delivery .s83 20
a reported yesterday oiowL191erday of a
dealers had refused to make ttdNom than
one delivery In single day,
This gentleman stated that the waNDlA the wag-
came to his house in the morn inm ol1,e morning
and to neighbours In the aftiloli the
noon, but that 1t had been impossihqMl impossible
for him to purchase ice from 1t at 'Al nm it at the
afternoon delivery. as54
Another gentleman declared til lellared that
though no had ordered ice from oDll Q from
company it being delivered by aVboocred by an
other although the company fr1 nRIpany from
whom he ordered rendered the bin. Melt the bill.
This unsatisfactory state Of afn, 70 of affairs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta: Atlanta, 6. Nashville, l.
At Little Rock: Littlu Rock Memphis;
rain.
At Shreveport shreveport-Ne Or
leans; rain
At Birmingham First game. Bir-
l.; Montgomery, 2; second
game Birmingham, s; Montgomery. l.
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R., f. & p. Ss# #s4S@sss 4 Z

r., +. & p. FE RHPHSiaS ! J, {
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoND-NoRTH.
1900 A. M--Daily-Main st. Through.
1880 a. M.--Week Dnys-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
$40 A. M.--Daily--Byrd st. Through.
Local Stops,
11:40 A. M.--Week Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
1901 noon--Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
400 p. M.-Weee Days--Dyrd st. Wash-
ington Accommodation.
5:45 p. M.--sunday only-Ebn Wnshing-
ton Accommodations
ESQ p. M--week Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
s s:s 2. M-D Daily, s.. T rs ,anls
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-SOUTH-
WARD.
6:30 ~. Af.-weel Days-Eiba. Ashland
Accommodation.
s:25 A. M.--week Days-Byrd st. Wash
ington Accommodation G4
l0:35 a. M-Sunday only-Elbn, Washing
ION Accommodation.
ll0:40 a. M--Weck Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
2:4s P. M-DaIly--Dyrd ST. Through.
| $40 p. A1.--week Days-Elba. Ashland
7.15 p. MMlpaiiyN-Byrd st. Through.
900 p. M.--Daily--Byrd ST. Through.
| 9l5 P. M.-naily-Maln st. Through
| NOTE-Pulman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
| n all above trains, except local accommo-
| cations.
Time OF arrivals and departures and cons
q cee w GULF i,Lf : ~ : ~ w. P, TAYLOR.
| Genl supt. Traf. Msr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
nnhe WIS Murdered.
runs Down Child.

Tho horse of julius Schwartz, N1rufnwartz OF
Henrco county became frightenmNSll frightened
Tuesday evening and ran away. Ne2yDwiway Near
Fulton and Louisiana Streets. ht'Aastts q little
child was run down In the street hlt1s street bu.
fortunately was not badly hurt. FuYlnd hurt Fur
thor on the horse dashed into the ferMM the fence
OF William Timberlakc, at Fulton administration and
Louisiana streets knocking down mb z down a
panel and getting hung up IN na quup in the
porch, The vehicle was smashed sN'mmashed to
pieces and the animal was badly cpvbsd badly cut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
THREE CHARLOTTE MEN.
These Among Killed ut ToIn, Seven
NLiIck West of CLurlOttc C. IL ---

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTE c. H.. June 26.-Thcss
Killed in the explosion near Tola, or
west Of here. yesterday. were Camelius
Sullivan. of Philadelphia; Edgar Clarke
George Mason and Barrick-all OF
Charlotte, and four Italians. The on.
tire dynamite magazine exploded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
ICE PROBLEMS TO o
ENLIST INSTRUMENTATION
Continued from First Page) sslTPageD

trefnge. where rapid revolution tliuo oluton is
given the whole by means of an ele,M loot cleo
trio current The centrifugal rotiEn IH3al motion
thus attained drives the to oou smTrns to
end OF the tube and specimen OF ubnsMmen Of the
milk in which bacteria have thus beswd thus been
segregated subjected TO scroscopic
test. BY dilutinS the milk and thhma and then
further diluting specimen of that h 70 Of that,
approximate estimate of the bactc4AM bacteria
Is possible. While the department. hm1 rt,nent has
not yet fixed Its standard finally. Hnn finally, for
the present milk in which bacteria itsactcria do
exceed 10000 TO the cubic cenM odlmbic cent?
metre Is accepted and passed safeAlsn safe.
Another apparatus Is provided bl1o:o yided for
testing milk to the quantity nsuluantity of
solids in 1t and its nutrtive value. NlR1 value a
OF twelve per cent. OF soiao II. of solids
is being maintained by the departmorlhd apartment
until standard Is formally fixed. bzn fixed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
JEERED AT AGED
MAN; WAS F|NEll7 FINED
Robert Durvin Rcprirnanded ilbbnanded in
Henrico-Body Of Murdered h19budered
Infant Found.

Robert Iourvn received severe rcxNMyec Vere rep
riinand and was fined 1898, tho cos@ol the costs
the case, by Squire Thomas. In tNasraas. In the
Henrco magistrates court. ycsterdsdaoy yesterday
morning on the charge OF icering :Al9ot1eering at
II. d. Watkins, aged resident ohbsnsident Of
Paramount y
II is said that Durvin Is OF Mono of a
gang that have taken delight Nslolelight in
tor,nenting Mr.. Watkins for sonna 1ofor some
months past.
I,nbc Was Murdered Ill.
Coroner Dcns, of Hcnrico COUNTING county,
Yesterday morning held inuueaMl inquest
over the body OF babe found in tOd bnund In the
James liver Tuesday Afternoon tt mor moon by
Lawrence Wallace of No 1916 NlcIR0EI2lG Mich
olson street, and Fred Lowe. of Nby9Ye, of No.
1904 Lewis Street, Fulton, and tllInp and tho
Jury decided that the infant came rMSo TO
its death the hand of some pcrsonN omnc person
or persons unknown The babs had vlM baby had
evidently been slnothered There wynoATrhere was
no clue when or where the chibAL the child
met its DEATH and the county authorizing " authors
ties are practically powerless to aAa MESS to act
in the matter.
ten days old. 1t found wrapppaw ii wrapped
up in a box, which had been nail,1i ween nailed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
TO THE VOTERS or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND a5s

You are hereby notified to attend
mass meeting OF the Republican
Saenger Hall, on MONDAY, July s,
1907, at s o'clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for
the Legislature. TO be elected at the
general election. November 5.1907.
We respectfully request all voters
to abstain from participating In the
Democratic primary to be held Fri
day. June 2S. 1907, and thereby avoid
lplcdging your support in the inter-
est OF any candidates. so that you
can DO free to cast your vote accord
ing to your best judgment, III the
general election.
,,,,,,,,r ,c1 Rssp eimY yscoN,t,rrrr
OF RICHMOND.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

has revived tho talk or an independent
leo plant TO furnish leo to tho trade
and to tho consumer at more reason
able figures thar now prevail,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

c. w. wESTBURY. D. p. A.
$40 u. Main Street. Richmond. Va.