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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
METcALF's PARTY SAFE.
Dispatch Boat Dolphin Arrives at tho
Washington Naval Yard.

Washington, June 13.-The dispatch
boat Dolphin, with Secretary Metcalf
and party on board, arrived at the
navy yard at II o'clock today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
New York Grain.

New York, June 13.
Wheat-Septembet s1001s.
Corn-September 601s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13

or Friday; warmer FRIDAY.
South Dakota-Probably showers to-
night and Friday; warmer tonight.
PAGE ONE
Telssraphic News.
Miners Federation Growing.
Orchard Still Under Examination. !,
Sensation In Harrisburg Scandal.
komura Reassures Public.
Newspapers as Roosevelt Aids
Iowa Farmer Stands the Loss.
Robbers Assault Boone Woman.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News.
State Insurance Laws Attacked.
Woman Killed by Train/at Traer.
Dolliver Dodges Politics.
Cotton Bag Factory for Iowa. -.
Last of Shakers" Dead.
Ancient Draft is Paid.
PAGE FOUR
The Time Between Drinks.
Why?
Iowa's New G. A. R. Commands.
Topics OF the Times
Iowa Opinions and Notes.
The Farmers Column.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
Frank Edison Murderer.
Kills wife and Self at Los Angeles
Blackburn Case Will Be Reheard.
E. S. Benson Resigns.
Honors For "Morrie" Kent.
Jesse Painters Son Dead.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
Markets and General:
Wheat Becomes Firm.
Corn Active.
i Cattle Steady But Slow.
Hogs Lowest of the Year.
Freight Rates Go UP.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
FOUR PERSONS DROWN

White Star Line Steamer Ohio Runs
Aground at Cape Nome.
Victoria, B. c., June 13.-Private ad-
vices from Cape Nome state that the
steamer Ohio, of the White Star line,
ran aground there yesterday, and four
persons wera drowned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, June 13.
Wheat-July, s61s; September, s7A
Corn-July, 477s: September. 47zs.
OatsrNo. white, 44k.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, June 13.
corn-No. 9. So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
..R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises June IA at ABA; sets at
1926.
Iowa-Probably showers tonight or
Friday; warmer tonight.
Illinois-Partly cloudy and probably
showers In the south and west tonight
or Friday; warmer Friday.
South Dakota-Probably showers to-
night and Friday: warmer tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
ADDITIONAL MARKETS
ST.. Louis Grain.

st, Louis Grain.
st. Louis, June 13.
wheat-September. 91k@91A.
Corn-September 51ss.
Oats-September, 355s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
MORE THAN LOCAL

AFor Iowa Readsrs No Chicago Pcs
per Can Equal It," says the Sue,
Sun. "The Influence Of the T.-R 3
Much More Than Local. II 10 Nee
ExcelIed in the Completeness Of IL
Iowa News Service"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
NO TINE wAsTEe

AIts Iowa News Service is Not
Equalled by Any Other Newspa-
pcr Coming to This Office" Says
tho Toledo Chronicle. Its General
.lews Sesvice ls Boiled Down So
Busy Man Can Get What He
Wants Without Wasting Time"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
0arte Soften in 3au1ns.

9ie alten Sage nit 0euihreden unb
Diirre fino in benz bliibenoen RanIas
BON beute falt pergeiien, obmobl elm
Biiraer bon Gooel. Carl 6bambura,
cine iduere Set. Delde er ourdmahte.
nod nidt peraeHen bat. gr iaete {:
sd mar ourd 0ulien 3ae uno Naht
enttrdftet unb enimutbi9t uno tonnte
teine 2inoeruug finoen, Bis ib Dr.
Sings Nep Discovery perluhte. Sc
nabm tuenieer als cine Glaihe. mid
poaltdnoig gu beilen." Die liheriie
unb suOerldlli9ite Ruifen= uno grtdl=
tunastur. iotule bas bette 2un9en= uno
2eblen=0eilmittel, bas ie entoedt mur-
De. 8arantirt bon %. 6. peters
Mpotbete. preis SOC uno ST.. pro=
beflaihe fret. Sn peters Npotbete
lbiro oeutih geiprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
anlann.

Weacn ben erbDbten Weblpreiien
baben Die Bidder in Seem Oort oas 8e=
midt Der Brotlaibe um | - 3 un3eu
reouairt.
Sn @ault ct. Marie, Mid., iiel
am Greitaa Der erlie 5dnee uno Elm
@turm niiblte ben Superior See 10
auf. pie er in bisier Saiion nod nibt
9eieben iporben tit.
sSn peorta. Sa., Id)ob 9etpis 81.
Wilion. elm @tuoent oes Gureta tbeo=
loailben 2oaegiums. beinl Nntreten
Der Glalie auf isinen 3olegen Sobn
Wallb unb bertpunbete ibn lebensae=
fdbrlia. Milion batte Wallb borber
gum 5aulttampf berausgeforoert, bod
Qebterer tpeigerte lih, Die Ginlabuna
an3unebmen, tuorauf Wilion ben &e-
|polpet taufte uno fd i'm >Gdieben
iibte.
Gin Militdr Bnlon, Der am lebten
DonnerstagobenD bon ct. Gouis auf=
hieg, lanbete am 6reitag NaGmittag
lea. 8 Meilen bon WoIteH in Goane
Gonntp. 90. go. 2apt. @banoler
Iunb Wc@op tpnren bic 2uTtihiffer.
Die gntfernung betrne ATS Meilen.
Die 3u iibertrefenoe Diftan5. Inn ben
2abnl=Be 3u qe1lnnen. betrdat 4o2
Neilen.
syn gleip Wort iuuroe am Samfa9
Elm Meiterfonbbilo oss Generals Grani
|Giqel ent6llIt. Qln Der Militdr. ur0
Gipilparabe betbeiligten li9 tiber 10000
Nlann. General 6i9els WitttDe, i6re
|orei RinDer nnb itlebrere Usrwanbie
befonben ii6 auf Der 3ribine. Nebep
Woup. Ru9bes iaB @eneral Greoerid
s.. Grant. MitQlieber Der alten @ars
De bilSetfn Bic gstorie ee, msrosnrd.
aer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
2Sst al'o Obt sn psrtaufen BAT, fam
Drbentlitl Welo prlD,pu


Non Der lisllun9sptlltti9en Mann=
'hdft Der @amslnoe grlenbab, Bern.
muroen $3.50 tauallb ertldrt. 9a III
ofenbar Der @or'uuri niht berehtiat,
man oebe Die Mllp oen Wunitdlbern
uno Die Buben milBien nit ldlpaa,e
&anee Dorlieb nebnl,n.
Die leeldnoilhe @emeinbe SduIfelen
bat gu ibrem Sesliorger eemdblt 6rn.
9Berner 9leiblimunn BON BuraDorl,
Sobn BON Nrthur Nelblimann. pfar=
TER &idIe bon Me,rln0eu iit nod Bern
an Die yDoeftirbe berufen porben.
Sm amtlihen Shulblatt bes Gans
tous Bern Iino w'sotr 80 primar=
ldulen ausaeinriepen, einise gum 2.
uuo 3. DIAL.
Die feierIihe groffnuna Der 2anaens
tbal= Surababn 1T ani ben f9. Ottobcr
aEaeiebt uno am folgenoen Sag loll lie
Dem getrieb iiberoeben peroen.
De. 3lirher poli5ei iit Elm outer
Sang aelunaen. Sic fonnte ben
Amtsoiener @ouaro 6tauoenmeier Don
'sorltlelo (@liaB) feitnsbmen. Der beim
Dauptlteueramt in StraBburg 60, 900
Dtarf neruntreut batte. Gr trua neh
5000 Dsart aui lih. Gie Gan9pramie
oetrdat 1000 Mart.
Nm |. Sttober 1T Der pofbiireau=
heI bon Der 6illale 2lnienbiibl in ct.
8alen aus ielner yBobnung i'm 3.
Stof gu 5ooe geliiirat.- Sn 5rahlela
palo. Bern. rarb Der 2anopirtb peter
5biib i'm boben Utter pou 84 Sabren.
Sn friberen Sabren bctrieb er oas
98a9nerbonolpert uno bra9te es burh
6leib uno Hmlibt gu einem ioreenfrei=
en- 2ebensabeno. - Sn Biiren a. u.
|tarb am 4. Sttober nad ldngerer
Rrantbeit pfarrer Hdber, felt mebr als
rs Sabren Seellor9er oalelbn. I'M Nl=
ter bon 81 Sabren. gr mar elm Bru=
Der i oes lebtbin in 8iittin9en ermoroe=
ten Gentiers Hdber. Der ourb 5elta=
ment Die gio9enoKehidaft CUR @rbin
leines Wermoaens ein9eiebt tatte.
2in oerihieoenen Orten unieres 2an=
oes herrlben wieoer epioemil6e Granf=
1eiten.
ssn Der sroben Maidineniabrit bon
Cider, WDb & So. in 3irid inIce=
nierten Die Nrbeiter eine lobnbepe=
aun9. Die Direttion antlportete nit
SblieBun9 Der 6abrit. woourh 1900
Nrbeiter ausgelperrt nurben. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
1a.8esne,.t9fette,,.
Ohio.

ChtD.
Sn Mtron muroe Marp Galpert, eine
Wabriaesrin. perhaftet. sic bate Der
iunaen Satin bon Geo. popers aus
oen Rarten perratben, bab Dieler nit
elmer Strobmittwe nit ihmar3em Qaar,
ole Elm apeijdbriaes Gino bate. in
SriefueAiel ltdnoe. oaB er iie liebte uno
lie balo beiratbsn miiroe, bod wlrbe
auh lie nit einem Wanne nit blauen
2luaen uno idipar3em Shnurrbart
sliidlih meroen uno ibn beirafbsn. 9ie
lun9e Trau ains. aus @ram bon Gin
rRn, nah Der Gabrit, no ibr Wann
arbeitete uno oriidte einen &eDelper
auf i'm ab. bod bic Yatrone aiinoete
niht uno ibr @atte nabm ibr Die Waife
tort.
Sic itreitenoen 9elearapbilten in 80:
nesuiue tebrtsn am Gamltae oil Die
Nrbeit 5uriif.
sn Stiles beiratbete am 5amlfaa Die
so Sabre alte Sungfrau 2uep 0offmo
Her ben IS Sabre alten Suna9eieller
Sonatban 9eco.
Geit 10 oiele pldbe in Shio trofem
qenoroen. bat Der Yerlanot bon 6la=
lhenbier i'm 6taate auns enorm suee=
nonlmen. Die Dirtbe bat man Der.
trieben, Der Durit 1T 9eblisben.
esn Snbepenee. elmer tleinen Dor.
ltaot bon Glepelano. mo- Nmeritaner in
elmer 3ieaelbrennerei Die Nrbeit son
Stalienern iibernommen baben. iuhten
Die Qebteren Gtreit uno am SOnntaa
,Nadmittag famen 40 Staliener III oas
8orf uno ibsllen auf 2eute in ben
5traben. Irant Maion, Elm Mmeri=
taner, muroe eri6ollen uno mebrere
Staliener nn0 Mmeritaner tpuroen Der=
munoet. @s muBte poliaei bon Gle=
De!anb gerufen neroen, um bic Nube
tpieber ber3ufellen.
Bei 2ittle Oort in Der Ndbe bon Mt=
ron tDllioirten @onnta9 Mbeno ll.20
apei elettrilhe 9orltaotlpaaen nit ero-
Ber @etualt. 8ierai9 perionen uur=
ben berlebi uno 19 10 iblimm. baB lie
nod oem fdotiiden 0oipital 9ebrahi
meroeg mubten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
Yolitif1es.

= i \ ts, NJ st-
Sn Glepelano 1T bic politiihe BetDe-
aung 10 9rDb. nie bel elmer prdlioen=
teilipabl. IS Darben 5000 Gtlmmen
inetr reaiitrirt als je 5uuOr. Vile Mn=
seihen oslten auf einen Gieg bon 9om
8. SobnlOn.
Ter oeutide ,Glepleano 0erolo. T"
Elm repnblitanlihes 5ageblatt, bat lih
entihleoen fir Jobnion ertldrt.
Prdlioent HopieDelt bat anf ieinem
Saaosua einen 9roBen ydr .Qefbohen.
WOn benz 9roBen BOD. ben Der Nrd=
iiosnt aeibOlIen. ols sr Burton bic No=
nination al5 Wiapor bon Glebelano
auinotbia:e. leien mir niAts in oem
Sa30berlht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
&ellD & &iiuslir
Q Nerit6ernngs= & r,tmDeigett=,
ttttms= =MNenteu.

Solsenoes lit cine tbeilmeile 2ilte BON
8runoelaentbum. oas uns gum Ser=
fauf tibertra9en moroeu ilt:
Gin 6aus nit 3immern al Der 8.
StraBe. SiinIeite.
6duler nit 5, 6 uno 7 3immern an
Der z. strabe.
Gin 0aus nit s. 3immern an Der 6.
girabe.
Gin 6ans nit s 3imnera an WeH
ssrDntIfraBe.
Gin 6aus nit 4 3inmern Gil Der IL.
StroBe.
0auIer nit z uno s 3immern on
Maple StraBe.
Gin Saus nit 2 3immern an Der
Waple 5traBe.
Gin Sous nit z Simn,ern an I9loro
6. stroBe.
Sin 6aus nit 4 3immern an Der
Sores Strabe.
Gin Saus nit 6 3immeru an Dine
STRIPE.
Gin 9aus init 5 3immern an Df
Eap Strabe.
Gin 6aus nit 4 3immern spii1en
6ront uno 81. Glair 5trabe.
@A0ne Sage nit @ebduoe fiir cine
tleine 5abrif.
2 ib0ne Garmen, Die in elmer ssabrt
bon Is Minuten bonn publie Square
81 erreihen iino.
Wir baben quite @runbHiife in Der.
faieoenen 5beilen Der Staot gu bertau-
fen.
SIR n1bere Musfunft tpenoe man fid
an
ReuD & 8iinsIi.
Wrunoeiaentbums= nno 8eriiherunes-
Office i'm grhanseblof. Oiiicefun.
ben bon s bis ll.3O Nor,nittaqs
| unp 9tadmittaas l bis 5, Nbenos
bon z bis s.
Seeepbone 572. 0aus Telephones 303
N62.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
y. & ..

gilliae Yreile ain spnntag.
Weltibule 3iiae Nr. 16uno IL. 0obe
NhdfBe. porter gum Nblparten, obne
grtra=RoIten.
yilliae Preiie fir 6eima!biudenbe
uno Souriften.
Dnrhaebenoe Sdlafnagen.
eSanles 8 onn NusheIlung.
ueber Waihinaton, 3. s. iiber neribie.
oene 2inien. aufentbalt belDilliat. 4
Mlan erfunoige lih bel oen Ngenten.
tiber bic preile uno Sabrpldne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24

ueberiebt NoOlpbs Mnseise nidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
9enti9e 8a9er
81 80
berfaMfem

Die fol9enben beliebten Nomane t6n.
nen in Der Office oieies Ylattes besoaen
meroen:
Mns elmer fIeinen Garniiou so,
Geibeisen 25t
Ser &r6ius bnn Pbilabelpbia 35f
Sie strake Der 4erIornem 25s
9as Sei9en Der Bier 35s
Scr 9nn0 bnn Baskerville 35s
aitentid 80. 113 35s
Aaf onnfeln @ege,t 35s
Grj6bltes mnb GrIfbtes 25s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
cine 2aft mnemoli1er soraen

BON Sbren @6ultern 9enommen ourd
oen redtseiti9en 8ebraud oes alten
lbmei3eriihen 0eilmittels, Gorni's Ill
pentrduter, IN Grant9eitsfduen.
GIN tlsines gldtt9en, genannt
~Rrantenbote. (" iast Sbnen aaes oari=
ber. IS miro frei an irgenb cine
Aore1e berianot, tpenn man cine pof-
tarte abienoet an Gr. peter 6abrnD &
Sons &c.. liz - l18 9oyne Mbe.,
@bleaso, 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
Wuslann.

anslanb.
Nus Stuttgart miro elm betlaaens=
mertbes ungllf gemelnet. Mn einem
Neubau auf benz plabe Der alten 2e=
aionss &aierne maren aablrsibe Mrbei=
ter belhdfti9t, als pl0Blih Die aanse
5tr4ttur nit tpeithin hSrbarem Grab
viniiiirste. Bielen selan9 es, lid ourb
tshtasiti9es Wbiprinaen Don ben 8erii.
ten gu retten. Aber fiinf Der Nrbeiter
tuuroen unter ben 9riimmern begraban
uno fanoen auf Der Stele Den 3oo.
Das 9an3e iiiolde europa muroe
lebte 9Bohe bon einem eemalti9en
5turm beim9eiu6t. bealsitet BON eillem
liebbaharti9en &eaen. Da I9on in
Den lebten orei Woden ihwere Heaen=
idle unb rieiiae 0ohHutben einen Qro=
Ben Sbeil oieler 8ebiete beimaeluti
baben. 10 lit bic gotb jebt erit rehl
iblimm. 9as Sturmaebiet erfrefi
lih BON Warotto noromdrts iiber por=
tugal. Spanien uno 5iiofrantrelh.
ariessi6iffe unfern Der lpuniiben uno
afritaniihen Giilte muBten ibleunigit
lraenouelAe 3uflu6t iu6en. Yeim
Veriuh. ben ndhltsn franS0lilhen 0a=
len Su erreiben. uerlor Elm frans6Iilbes
1orpeootanunenboot ieinen PROPELLER.
Die WeiSenernte in HuBlano lit
ibleht ausseTalen.
Sn Winden bat Elm 14idbriees
Mdohen. 9aamens Soa Shnel, eina
Gn5abl Ginosmoroe perubt. Die 3bd-
terin lit in 6aft uno bat i'm 8eidneuiB
Elm umfallenoes @eltdnoniB abaele9t.
Das Betanntmerpen Der entlebliben
gin3elbeiten bat eine seraoe5u fieber=
Hhafte Mufre9uug in meitelten Greiien
Der Beb6lterung ueruriabt.
9ie slpeite Hrieoenseonferen3 in 0aa6
oertaste lih am Greitag. nahoem III
oole bier Monate in 6iBung gelpelel1
unb l3 Tereinbarungen getrofen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24

Sn Der internationaIen Yallonmett-
fabrt, pelhe Diele Wohe ltattfano,
iie9te ber bcutite yalau pommern.
Der aeitern Moreel bai NsburD part,
q. S.. nieoeraine.
Sn Mem Crleons purbe am ssreitaa
Nbeno Der polisilt Campbell. als er ei
ne. Mnaahl Neaer berbaften ipollte. Die
iid ungebiibrli1 auffiibrten, ermorost
Die M6roer eilten baum nod einem bee
nohbarten 6aus uno perbarritaolrtsi,
lih in oemielben. poli3iiten oeriu1.
ten. baHelbe gu ifiirmen. Iie luarsn abel
erft oann erfolareid, als ibnen eine
@ompaanie Milis CUR 0iilfe fam, biz
5uIdlli9 IN Der Mdbe sur uebuna per-
ueriammelt mar. YoliSei Seraean,
@ampion purbe in oem Sample, Der
fan Il StunbeH oauerte. t0otlid, pn=
light Wenf unb Mili3 Rorporal s. 9y
Dunn DINER Dertpunoet. Giner DER
Ne9er tpuroe t6btli1 perpunoet, isine
fanf Spiebseielen Duroen uerbaftet.
eNm @bineiii1en Quartier in pbila=
oelpbia fam es am Greitag 3u etnem
blutieen Sample apiihen @binei n.
Gin 3opftrdaer fam babel ums 2aben
uno 3ebn aloere tpuroen mebr ooer me-
niger idner uerwunnet. 3ablysihen
poli3ifen gelana ps lAlisBlih. Die Ru-
be mieoer ber5uteaen. gtma SO Der
ihlibdu9isen Gampfbdbne muroen psr=
buffet.
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u. g.. Wliiner bon Canal Doper
bat mad ieinen eiaenen pldnen III Mal.
Rlon ein 2uftIdif bonerl lal1en. uao
beablih!iot. III ildhiter 3eit nit benz
ielbsn cine probsfabrt III lna6eu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-24
Gin perbred,criiaer Mm8rtff

ipirb oft auf einen barmloien Biiroer
ourh iene aniAeinenb nubloie tleine
R6bre, Ippenoir genannt. gemaht.
Gs III 9stD6bnlih bas Gr9ebnib anbal=
TENDER 0artleibisteit. bic auf Qeberber.
bdrtana fol9t. Dr. ain9's yteu Qife
pilen re9uliren bic 2eber, Dprbiiten
MppenDicitis liuo nelen re9elmdBlge
Gunttioneu Der 8ebdrme her. @aran.
tirt BON %. 8. Deter's Mboibete. Nur
25 Gents. NeriuAt iie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
MOTHER OF BRIDE HAD
YOUNG COUPLE AIRES TED
c. L. Alternately and Wife in Pc.
lice Court, Charged with Swear
ing Falsely to License.

C. L. Alternately and his wife, Mrs. LII
Ian Alternately, were hailed before JUS
tce Crutchfield yesterday morning on
the charge of having sworn falsely to a
marriage license procured from the dep
uty clerk Of the Hastings Court on jan
uary 23d.
The couple came here from Newport
News and stated that they We're both Of
age Mrs. Annie McGhee. the brides
mother heard about the marriage, paid
a hurried visit to Richmond, and she
swore ont warrant against the young
people She claims that her daughter is
but sixteen years of age. and that the
age sworn to IN the license was twenty
two A warrant was also sworn out for
Beatrice Shepherd. alias Beatrice Verrill,
who Is said to be a sister OF Alternately.
She is charged with perjury, having also,
1t is alleged, sworn 10 the age OF the
bride The arrests We're made by Oftlcefs
Wiley, Epps and Tomlinson.
The case was continued to February
18th, at the request Of Attorney Wise, VINO
represents the prisoners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
MADAME SE:MBR|CH
MAY COME HERE
One Of Greatest operate So
pranos Will Come if Guarantee
Can Be Secured.

| Madame Marcella Sembrch. perhaps
| the greatest operate and concert So
| prano of the present day, may come
| sary guarantee can be raised within
| the next few days. Richmond gets
very few high-class concerts because
| of the reluctant attitude of the gem
eral public towards musical attractions,
and as a star like Madame Sembrich
receives $4,000 a concert for her SER
vices, it naturally happens that few
persons would care to venture this
amount without a guarantee from the
public that such a concert would be
patronzed Many persons are afraid
to attend such a concert as Sembrich
would give, urging as a reason that
the music which would be sung by
such an artist would be of so high a
class that it would require trained
musician to appreciate her work. but
this is true only to a very limited de-
gree. While Madame 6embrich does
sing the greatest arlas and other high
class songs yet she DIES not forget
that there are many IStening to her
beautiful voice who would like to hear
her sing the old songs, like Last Rose
of Summer" Annie laurie" and
Home, Sweet Home," and these are the
very songs that she viii sing as en-
cores If the people of Rifhmond decide
that they want to hpr her sing
Madame Sembrich's reputation Is world
wide, and her services t3e In demand
all over the civilized world. IT is safe
to say that her equal lts rarely, If
ever, been seen, and Richmond has not
had such an artist as this, even for a
single concert, within tile memory OF
the present generations. Accompanying
Madame Sembrich are Ellison and Van
Hoose. a tenor, who hal been heard
here once before with oir own We'd
nesday Club, and who i'd remembered
as n singer of exceptional merit and
Frank LaForge, pianist who Is said to
sustained his reputation WE'LL even in
such distinguished company Mr., Lou
don G. Charlton, the mabager of the
company, has requested Mr.. Ernest II,
Cosby, of this city, to lobk after the
interests of the company Acre, and Mr..
Cosby will gladly give Information to
any one desiring It, 1t u hoped that
large number of .persoNs Will come
forward and subscribe at Once, as 1T Is
a chance to hear music pf the most
enjoyable kind, and unesF the public.
generally will cooperate with the
unsteady inclined people of the city,
1t VIII be impossible to eyer have the
pleasure of hearing such d concert as
this promises to be, A postal addressed
TO Nh, Ernest III, Cosby viii bring full
Information concerning this prospective.
concert, and upon the number OF in-
quiries and subscriptions depends the
chanoeA of hearing Semhrich in Rich
mond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE EXPOSITION
Ladies of Augusta County Send
in Domestic Pro-

Captain G. Julian Pratt, of the Vir-
| glnia State Commission, has received
| the following contribution of domestic
products from one neighbOrhood In the
county of Augusta, which should eli
courage the ladies' OF Virginia In every
county to follow tho example. II each
county would only contribute to this de-
| partment as much as one neighborhood
| In ono county has already given, there
would be over six thousand specimens
such as illustrate the good housekeep-
Ing for which the ladies Of Virginia have
always been celebrated.
Mrs. w. n. Reed. Long Glade, Augusta
county-Grape wine, blackberry wine,
cherry cordial. raspberry preserves,
cherry preserves, canned dewberries,
canned ounces, canned cherries
Miss Minnie Christ, Observation-Disclosures
jelly.
Miss M. a. Williams. Greenvile-Pear
pickle, peaches plum pickle. five va
rleties of jelly apple butter, blackberrles,
cranberry preserves.
Mrs. A j. Garrison, Greenville-Apple
jelly. sweet pickle, cherries. Strawberries,
Cucumber pickle.
Mrs l.. II. Malone, Greenville-Tomato
catsup, huckleberries, snap beans.
Mrs. Tom Mish. Greenville-Cherries
jelly. peaches.
Miss Mamie Berry. Greenville-Pear
Jelly
Miss Alice Miller, notwithstanding
Der pickle.
Mrs ID. A. Miller, Moffetts Creek
blackberry wine, ounce Jelly, preserved
ounces, pear pickle, canned pears. Gu.
cumber catsup.
Mrs. J. III. Schultz, Greenville-Cucum-
Der catsup. peaches.
Mrs. d. b. Ramsay, Steele's Tavern
Cling peaches.
Mrs. j. "A Mckay, Greenvile-Jelly.
Miss Lette Smith, Greenvlle-Peaches,
pears.
Miss Jennie williams, Greenville--
Ounces, peaches, jelly.
Mrs. DIR. Peyton. Greenville- Pears,
peaches. jelly. brandy peaches.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Gikerson, Grecnvflle-Cher-
ries. peaches.
Mrs. V. K Gilkerson, Greemviue-Pears,
pickle.
Mrs. George. Greenvile-Cherries.
Mrs S. w. Steele, Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Maggie Miller, Greenville-Quince
jelly.
Miss Nettie Williams Greenville--
Canned corn. blackberry wine.
Mrs w. S. Hawp. Observation-Disclosures,
cherries pear jelly.
Mrs w. III. Beard, observation-disclosures
toes. pears.
Miss Larua Miller observation-disclosures.
Miss Clara Zinck, observation-disclosures.
Miss Maggie Wilson, Greenvile-Quince
Butter.
Mrs. c. p. Kesterman Greenville-
Canned blackberries
Mrs. Samuel Houser, Greenville-Snap
beans. pears.
Mrs. w. e. Tribbet, Greenville-Peaches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
RATE CASE GOES OVER.
r., F. and P. Railroad Will Be
Heard Next Tuesday,.

The Corporation Commission held no
session yesterday with reference to the
two-cent passenger rates. The matter
goes over until next Tuesday, when the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad will be called to testify.
The schedule so far as it has been map
ped out Is that the Atlantic Coast Line
will be heard Wednesday and the South
ern Thursday. This will about wind up
the inquiry.
To-day will be devoted by the commits
sion to hearing matter based on COM
plants of citizens as to the present pas
senger schedules of the Tidewater and
Western Railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
Holman-Kyle.

IRE marriage Of Miss Annie Julia Kyle,
eargnter Of the late Mr.. ". s. Kyle. OF
buckingham county. to Mr. George Ran
dolph Holman was celebrated Wednesday
morning in the home OF the groom
uncle, Mr.. j. G. L. Woodson. No. 112
Randolph street, Rev. NJ S. Co1onna. OF
Park Place NJ. E. Church. officiating.
The pariors were beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. Miss Salhe
Woodson, cousin OF the groom, was maid
OF honor. She wore a gown OF pink null
and carried pink roses, The bride en-
tered with her maid Of A-nor, and was
met at the improvised altar by the
groom, attended by his best man, DR..
g. C. Wnodson. The bride wore gown
of soft white silk, en- princesse. with
ruft'es of lace and tulle veil. held with
a pearl crescent She carried a carnatIon
bouquet of Bride roses.
The ceremony was followed by a