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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
AboAlnu,y;s
The Queen Of Table It1aters"

Powers; hymn, How Firm ilrounda-
ton" which Will be led by Captain
Frank w. Cunningham. accompanied
by tho bund, and iii Which the whole
Audience Is requested to Join
Tho bencdiction will DO pronounced
by the Rev. Landon r. Mason, OF
Richmond, and tho parade dismissed
ct Hollywood gate.
The Rev. William Dudley Powers is
m old Richmonder who made his
home hero rs n boy during tho war,
He is at present located at Flint.
Mich. lie has many relatives and
friends in the city, and while hero
VIII be tho guest OF Mrs. William, "A.
Powers, at 100 Iarlt Avenue.
Tho parade incident to the unwilling
OF tho Stuart Monument and tho me-
mortal exercises In. Hollywood on
Thursday Of next week will have a
unique local interest aside from the
Confcdcrmto associations that hallow
Memorial Day, and also the peculiar
affection which the people OF Richmond
nave for the memory or General j. T..
B. Stuart. In this parade for the first
time time, tho Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, now over q century old, Will
publicly parade as battalion Of three
companies Every member of the
three companies. with tho battalion
officers. will appear In brand-ncw uni
forms. not yet seen on the fstrccts of
Richmond while the two stands OF coll
iors recently presented to Tho organi-
cation Will be borne In the parade
Tho 1Iowitzer Battalion. which will
also parade. Will show to the Rich
mond public for tho first time It's
handsome new equipment the recent
gift Of tho United States government.
This equipment is valued Mt 100000,
and includes four new guns. which
Will pc used for the salutes in Holly
wood. The Howitzers will have about
seventy horses and their battery alone
parade.
BROKE BOTH ARMS.
William Brothers, Painter. Falls frAm Lnd-
dor to Brick Pavement Il
William Brothers. of Paramount. fell three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22

stories yesterday fro ma ladder and broke
both of his arms BrothcrH hnd w. IL Free
man were painting the front or tho houSe
occupied by LittlctOn Fitzgerald, No. 11j
East Cary Street, when tho ladder on which,
tho ywcrc standing broke and preciptated
both men to tho ground.
Brothers landed heavily on the brick pave
mont, but, struggling to his feet, managed
to walk into tho house, whorc no sent for
a doctor. DR.. Mason. OF tho city ambulance
corps, arrived md found that both tho mans
arms wero broken. lie was taken to his
homo In Falrnount.
Freeman saved himself by graphing at
HIS end OF the ladder, and then letting him.
self Slide down tho ropes. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
DIR. McFADES THE ORATOR.
Royal Arcanum Ilonors Popular 1,lchmon

Royal Arcanum Honors Popular Richmond
Minister.
The Rev. T. 7. McFaden, D. D.. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church OF this
city. has just been elected supreme orator
OF the Royal Arcanum at the meeting of
the Supreme Council in Boston. Mass. which
he attended. The other delegate from Vr-
ginia to tho Supreme Council was Hon. A.
In the Virginia convention >of 19Ol-1902 to
revise tho State Constitution.
Tho, honor to Dr.. McFaden is gratifying
to his friends. especially as the position leads
to the highest honor OF the Supreme Coun.
ell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
TWO MORE CANDIDATES..
d. w. IL. johnson and Mr.. a. p

,O'Brten Would Like 10 lsc Inspector.
Two more candidates. for building inspnc.
Tor. yin addition to those announced ycster-
70 be nllcd by election by tho Council in
June; They arc Mr.. Androy J.. O'1'rcn and
Mr. w. r. Johnson. Mr.. johnson liz cn-
aorsau by Colonel Archer And rson and Mr.
=. ~. Glasgow. president and superintcn.
ncnt; respectively, Of tho Trcdcgnr Iron
WORKS, or which tho applicant has for near.
~ twepty years filled tho position of me.
chnnicAl and structural cnginnnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
Dr. !. Lyons
PERFECT
Goth Powder
CleAnses and beautitles the
teeth and pulifles the breath.
Used by people Of refinement
TOT over a. Quarter of q century
Convenient for tourists.
PREPARED By
q asy77. ms.

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Ghewning, ESD, for proficiency IN
pattern ,lnking, was also delivered by
DR.. Woodward to the same young man.
Tho most striking feature of tho eve
ming was tho unfurlinE of the new
flag OF Richmond designed blythe
Mayor, with The help of local artists.
Mr.. 3. Rand Wexford made graceful
speech In acknowledgment Of the SER
Vice the Mayor has been to the COM
munity. and predicted that his name
would go;s3down to posterity ns tho
maker of the city emblem. The cheers
Of the. boys and the strains Of old
Dixie" made the halls resound with
good VIII to the city government,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
BROKE BOTH ARMS.

William Brothers, Painter, Falls from Lnd-
dor to Brick Pavement
William Brothers. of Farmount fell three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-22
ncH. Dr. Mcnnniel,. spccch.

DR.. Tohpllins then introduced the
principal speaker OF the evening, the
Rev, George W Mcdaniel, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of this city.
DR. Mcdaniel caught the attention
the outset: Can YOU hear my voice.
and when those in the back OF the
house answered yes" the doctor re-
piled; well. You don't want 10 be-
lleve all You hear" The address was
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
city Council Proceedings
RIeh I'M. 10. I'm Fl ln0

Rich Ht1, Mo, Jan -, 1907.
city Council met iu regular session
aud was Called 20 order by Mayor
d W. Lancaster, with al mcmbers
present.
Minutes OF the last meeting read
and approved.
Under the order Of applications
J Larson applied for a plumber
license; ii bond accompanied the ap
plieatlou In the sum Of $500 90. with
J.. Larson as principal, w. + Ty-
gard, Jr., aud }. l. Garrison as Sc
c4rties On motion the application
was accepted, bond approved anu
signed aud Clerk instructed 10 ISSUE
his license In accordance with the
ordinance
street and Alley Committee order
ed some new crossings put down as
soon as the weather viii permit
Park and cemetery Committee
ordered broken llmbs OF trees Ia
parks removed. Also trees Ia ceut.
terry TO have the rnme attention
Committee ON deep well for water
supply asked further time 10 report,
which was granted city CierA re-
ported that the warrant ordered
drawn Ou the sinking fund at thr
hast meeting. hhd been ISSUED aud
the bond had been cancelled, By
motion. another warrant was or
defed drawn for the same amount,
for the purpose 90 cancrillng another
bond MotiOn carried
Water aud Lisht Committee ~
ported extreme high water nt fhr
pumping station and coal in limited
quantity ou hand While the water
ls very high, 10 wa not considered
critically serious,
There being no further business.
the board adjourned.
n, w. LASc4sTERi Mayor
", ~, josEsi clerki
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

Congressman DeArmond has in
troducsd a bill ia The house Of rep
representative which will vest in the
U.S.supTeme court alone The power
to determine whether an act OF Con-
gross IS constitutional. Such a law
ought to be passed without a dis
senging voice. Such a law ought TO
have been adopted long ago and
we are heartily glad the member
from the 9th district has proposed
it.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

win not affect the general Intention
of the act which was 60 prevent coal
land grabbing on a colossal scale by
a number Of INSCRIPTIONS corpora.
tIons especially engagcd iu such
business.
Opponents Of the Panama Canal
project have seized With uvidity on.
the report that the borings made on
the site OF the great Gatnndnm do
not show u sufficient foundation for
the structure and win thus leopard
lie the whole schemef for lock canal.
The discussion has all arisen because
the Isthmian Canal Commission,
while responding to the House reso-
luton, calling for the drawings OF
the site OF the dam, asked that this
Information should be treated as
confidential a number OF stories
were Immediately started to the ef-
feet that the behring's showed 20
rock foundation and that it would
be impossible TO build a dam that
would hold. 1t is utterly iuconcelv-
able that a commission OF the best
engineers in the world should have
sanctioned the scheme for o locs
canal, including a dam at this par
tlcular point, II It were manliestls
impossible that such a dam could be
built. But there Is a large number
OF men in Congress only too resdy
to seize on any pretext for hamper
Ing and delaying the final compile
tlon OF the canal. This flare-up
over the question Of the foundations
for the dam is simply another pre-
text for delay, but il IS thoroughly
well known that Irrespective of
what the Senate may do IN the mat
ter the House viii stick by the
scheme for a lock canal and the
President will promptly veto a. y
measure tending to interfere with it.
At the same time the $40, 00O, 900 ap-
propriated for the work by the
spooner act is already as good as In
the hands of the President, so that
there is no fear that the progress OF
the work can be seriously i~nteriered
with.
The Senate has conf rmed the nom
nation Of Postmaster General Cor
telyou to be Secretary OF the Treas
ury, vice Secretary Shaw resigned
and Of George Won L. Meyer, lately
Ambassador to Russia for Mr. Cor
telyou's place In the Post Office De
partment There was some little
talk Of Mr.. Cortelyou's nomination
being held up on account Of opposi.
ion 20 him among the Democratic
members. The story was started
that his resignation from the chair
nanship Of the Republican Natiuua
committee was only temporary aud
that be would subsequently resume
ibis important office Some OF the
senators, however, got "a specific
dental OF this story from him, AIR
COrtelyou saying that Il would b,
~manliestly improper for the Score,
AIRY OF the Treasury TO hold thi,
ommittee position.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
WY

should your baby suner2 When he
Is frctlul and RESTLESS, don't expert
ment ON him and Use any old thing
your uelghbor recommends. Buy a
bottle OF Whites Cream Nermiiuge
greatest known worm medirlne aud
cure for ail ehlidren's discusses. Ii "a
mild IN its action, bnilds up the sys.
TEN. makes thin, puuy bnbies FAT.
Mira J.. e.. Smith, Tampa. Fla,
writes; "My baby was thin aud
lcsiy. could not utain d. food and
cried all night used one bottle Of
Whites Cream Yermlluge aud 10 a
lewdpys baby was laughing happy.
ana well
Sold by 0pura Drug store,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

Representative Griffith has intro
duced a bill in the house Of repre-
s~eniaiives to create the office o.
supervisor of corporations, whose
duty is to pass on the Incorporation
Of companies and collect a corpora
ton lax Of one-fiteenth of I per
cent. per year on the capital OF all
corporations, foreign and domestic,
doing business IN the state. II Is
estimated that such a tax would
raise about ? million dollars a year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

Law never made any man honest,
or sober OF industrious. Righle
business can't be legislated into any
man. Laws are made TO protect,
the honest, the sober and the indus
trious in their righteousness and
should be administered with lhat
sole object IN view. The reason
No honest, sober industrious man
viii resort to dishonest means to
overcome bis adversary, while the
dishonest, disolute and DEPRIVED will
resort TO any means to accomplish
his purpose. This puts The good
man at the mercy Of the bad man,
hence the need Of law aud the RICH
leous administration Of II.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

Next weeks TRIBUNE viii have AN
: Interesting letter from AIR, 10,
Iarch, at work on the Panama Ca-
aal. Better come In and subscribe
low. so you a read something in-
seresting about the canal at hrst
nands aud from a writer that give
acts after the manner aud style OF "a
PRACTICAL common-sense observer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

The Senate Of the United States
may take such action as il pleases
in the Brownsville negro soldier
episode, but tie people are with
The President in the matter. The
attempt 10 show that he exceeded
his a~u,horily wall be taken as amere
technical affair and the people are
getting terribly tired of technical
law points. VIZ have talked 10
perhaps twenty old soldiers on the
subject and have The first man Of
them yet 20 meet who does not up
prove the Presidents action. lie
Is commander in-chief Of the army
and navy, made 70 by Ire consiiiu.
ton, made by ''we, The people.
and as such has as much o. more
power than any other ruler la the
yorld, IN the matter Of military on
naval discipline. his order Ia ihe
Brownsville matter was right. The
unfortunate part Of il was, lhe oi-
tenders were negroes. Had ihfv
been whites they would have teei'
subject 10 she same discipline. The
siand taken by senator Warner 20
sustain TIE President Is approved BY
IN bis old comrades sod the people
.nenaFHlfV.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

It didn't take the jury long to
return a verdict Of acquittal in
the D. p. Dyer Jr. case down at
St. Louis. The jury couldn't see
how it was possible for the ac-
cused to get away with s61, 500
all at once with a dozen men
standing around and him never
leaving his desk during business
hours, neither could any one else
The trial, however, shows that
government officials make mis-
takes just like other people
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

The editor of the Republican
Review at Jefferson Clty.has had a
jury of eleven Democrats and n
Republican return a verdict for
5000 dollars against him. This
because he reported something
about a sick sheriff and a horse
thief as it was told him by other
parties. 1t IS lucky be said il about
a sheriff. II he had tackled some
state officer, it would have been a
verdict for $4,000 instead Of 5000.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
PENSION BlIl AIDS VETERANS
IN Two WARS.
Persons ofU2 Get Rt2i 20 $40,
and z5 $40 a Month ny
McCumber Measure

The following is the full and
correct text of the McCumber
pension bin as it passed the SEN
ate a short time ago. The bill
will now have to be passed by the
House of Representatives and be
approved by the President to
become the law. If it comes
to a vote in the House it
viii pass almost unanimously.
Those opposed to the bill win try
to prevent it's coming to a vote,
but if it gets to that point they
viii vote for it;
THAT any person who served
ninety days or more in the mill
tary or naval service of the Unit
ed States during the civil war;
or sixty days in the war with
Mexico, and who has been hon
orably discharged therefrom,
and who has reached the age Of
60 years or over, shall, upon MAX
ing proof Of such facts, accord
ing to such rules and regulations
as the secretary of the interior
may provide, be placed upon the
pension ron and be entitled to
receive a pension, as follows;
In case such person has reach
ed the age of 80 years, S12 per
month; 20 years, SIS per month;
> years or over, $50 per month;
such pension shall commence
from the date of the filing of the
application in the bureau of pen
sions after the passage and APP
proyal Of this act. Provided,
that pensioners who are 81 years
of age or over, and who are now
receiving pensions under exist
ing laws, or whose claims are
pending in the bureau of pen
sions, may by application to the
I commissioned of pensions in such
form as he may prescribe, re-
ceiye the benefit Of this act.
And nothing herein contained
shall prevent any pensioner or
person entitled to a pension from
prosecuting his claim and receiv-
ling a pension nnder any other
general or special act.
Provided, That no person shall
receive a pension UNDER any 9th.
er law at the same time or for the
same period that ne is receiving
a pension under the provisions
of this act.
Provided, further, that no per.
son who is now receiving or shall.
hereafter receive "a greater pen.
sion under any other general on
special law, than he would b,
entitled 20 receive under the pro.
visions herein shall be pension
able under this act
Section . That rank in IA,
service shall not be considered ii
applications filed hereunder.
Section o, Thatno pension az
torney claim agent or other per
son shall be entitled TO receiv,
any compensation for services
rendered IN presenting any claim
tothe bureau of pensions for Sc
curing amy pension under thii
act"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
Read the Tribune. sl.oo.

We publish this week another one
ID ". &. O'Neill's interesting let.
vrs Of California travel, 60 be iol
owed with another next week
hese letters are written by a plaiu,
practical slght-scer and given a.
they appear 20 him, without giOs-
or color.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

One Of the safestoders we have
noticed is that Of the Appeal to
Reason. of 81, 900 reward to any
person or persons who would
kidnap ex-governor Taylor Of
Kentucky, and take him from In
diana to Kentucky to be tried for
the murder of Goebel.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

1907 Is starting in to rival 1900
ia wrecls, floods, tidal waves AID
earthquake shocks. The killed
and wounded already run up into
the thousands, and the loss OF
property into the millions.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24
County omoials

Representatives. 50 Griffith.
Circuit Judgc-C A. Denton.
Probate Judged. A silvers.
sheriff. r Beard.
Circuit uerk-D. n. Emhree.
Comfy Clerk-C @. Weeks
Recorder A. SMITH
rreasnrr-w. h. Bon.
Pros At0w Is. Dawson.
school Com A. T. Ives.
saryeyor-E B Horron
Admin'suator-Jno. Hayes
coroncr-o. =, lienlck.
Presiding Judge D h Harper.
Assoelate " "A ID Hyde
-Estps Smith,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-24

Subscription pAso slo poryear.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06

coed that paid last year. The effect
very naturally will be that the rail-
roads while not taxed an additional
burden vii! receive practically no ben
eft from the lower tax rate. though
ranch and other property of general
nature will receive a benefit through a
lower tax rate without Increased valu-
alton.
The board. pursuant to custom. de-
termlned the valuation of the property
of the eight exempt railroads in the
same manner. There are several rea-
sons for this. One IL that some cay
the exemptions, Will expire and then
there will be previous figures for a
LASTS of calculation. Another reason is
that ii is desirable for the credit of the
territory. that when taxation statistics
are published here or elsewhere, the
fact of the existence Of these exempted
properties will not be lost sight of. For
instance an eastern financial authority
in quoting Arizona affairs on one oc-
cas,Cn divided the amount of money
collected from the railroads by taxa
ton, by the total valuation of the roads
as estimated by that authority. losing
sight of the fact that eight of them
we're not assessable. The result was an
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06
RAILROAD VALUATIONS
FIXED BY THE BOARD
General Raise of Nearly p Per Gent Over
Last Years AppraiSement
1t is COntended That Reduced Rates Due to Increased
Railroad Mine Valuations Will Make the Railroad
Taxes Total About the Same Is Last Year.

The territorial board of equalization
yesterday fixed the values on the rail-
road property of the territory. for pur-
hoses of taxation. though the resolu-
lion 10 this effect will not be passed
until today. There is considerable rou-
tine business to attend to yet, such as
classifying property returns. reading
and approving the minutes. etc. that
viii probably keep the board busy for
he r"Xt two days. though the Yi.rticu-
lf''y Important item Of its zi escHt ses-
sion is now attended TO.
OF the twenty-five railroads on the
5J1fu lists seventeen are assessable
ahd eight are exempt from taxation. In
edition there is the Pullman company
making eighteen out of twenty-five
properties. The total valuation placed
on the assessable railroad properties a
year ago was s7.424. s93. II and the vaIu-
alton this year is $9.O41. Oss.sS. or a raise
in valuation Of S1.616. 1887. This is a
raise Of a little less than y per cent.
IL Ia the opinion of the territorial audi
tor that the increased valuation Of all
property this year. particularly mining
and railroad property. will so reduce
the tax rate the sum total Of the tax
money paid by the railroads viii not ex-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06
CARS MUTINoUs GUARD.
A Rebellion Against the Strict Discip
line at Tsarsko- Selo.

St. Petersburg. June 5.-The Fourth
squadron of hussars of the guard sta
toned al Tsarsko-S elo. to which place
the imperial family has just removed
revolted today against the strict dis
cipline which has been recently insti-
tuted by the new commander.
The trouble for n time threatened
to spread throughout the entire reg
iment. but the mutinOus troopers
We're promptly surrounded and dis
armed by the other troops and order
was restored without bloodshed. The
have already been turned
over TO a court martial.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06
THE FURNITURE TRUST.
Wholesale Indictments Returned at
Portland Yesterday.

Portland. June Sin the district
court of the United States today in
dictments were returned against $50
furniture dealers in Oregon. Washing
ton, Idaho and California for an al
legged violation of the Sherman anti
trust LAM The list includes nearly
every manufacturer and jobber in the
states named. and n large number Of
the retail dealers. California Retail
err Furniture Dealers Association is
among those involved.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06
FRISCO TELEPHONE STRIKE.
The Line Men Join Despite the Orders
of the District Council.

San Francisco. June 5.-The execu-
tive committee of the electrical work
ers and telephone linemen of the local
union met today and made arrange
ments for a close picketing of all ex-
changes. The members of the union
are determined to continue the strike
in sympathy with the telephone OPP
orators. despite the orders of the dis
trict council to return to work. The
linemen at san Rafael will be called
out.
President Leonard of the local union
says ne does not fear the threatened
importation of men to take the places
of the strikers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06
RESUMES HIS JOB.
The Health CT King Oscar of Sweden
Is Restored.

Stockholm. June 5.-King Oscars
health is so far improved that today
he resumed the reins Of government
which he relinquished on December Il
when he appointed Prince Gustave. the
crown prince, to act as regent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-06-06
BOUND TO DIE.
The Fourth and Successful Attempt
of a Suicide.

Salt Lake. June 5.-After three flu
tile attempts to have himself run ovel
by a locomotive W. c. Risdou. a no.
madic railroad man. committed sui
eide this afternoon by placing his head
under the wheel of a moving truck
His neck was broken.