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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

after which the lodge members sang "Auld Lang Syne" In the cardroom down stairs, those who were not dane ing amused themselves. Refreshments were served, consisting of several kinds of sandwiches, coffee, pickles, olives, sherbet, ice cream and cake During the evening Mir Newman ren- dered several selections which were highly appreciated. Dancing was in dulged in until a late hour and when the party was over there was not one guest to be found who did not pro nounce the evening a grand success fin Ievery way and shower the Elks' lodge with highest words of praise.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Henry have moved into their new residence on Eighth street.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. F. Mcguire are now occupying their handsome new home on Ninth street, opposite the park.
 MT. V. s. Delay, who is in charge of the drug department of the Cop ing for a two weeks vacation trip to the coast. Mrs. Delay and baby ae- companied him.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Berger enter tained a number of their friends most delightfully."- in honor of their daugh- ter's, Miss Fannie Berger, birthday. During the evening a short musical program was rendered in which MT. Clarence Krinbill, Mir. Harry Becker and Miss Berger took part. After the music refreshments consisting of ice cream. cake and other dainties were served to the guests. Those present were MT. and Mrs. J. c. Norton, Mir. and Mrs. Ben Lewis, MT. and Mrs. F. Fleisher, MT. Clarence Krinbill, Miss Blumenthal. Mir Blumenthal and E. C. Harbon.
 Mrs. Anna Gray, mother of Mrs. l. L. Sparks, will leave shortly for a months visit with old friends and rel atfyes in Phoenix.
 Miss Leila Ficht. of Fl Paso. ar rived in the city on Thursday for a visit and to attend the Elks' ball.
 Mir Albert Stacy, who has been suf- ferlng from an attack of 1aundice and went to the country to rest and re- cuperate, has returned to the city much improved.
 Mrs. D. E. Heller left Tuesday for Denver and later will join Mir Heller at Index, Washington.
 
 A number of out of town guests from Bisbee were in attendance at the Elks' ball, among the number being Mir. and Mrs. Harry Duey, Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Horton, Misses Sadie Brady and Nellie Tilley; Messrs. w. E. Cow ling, J. J. Stauber, Dr. HanlIin, and W. c. Parker, of Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help ]. E T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

LA CROSSE, Wis, May 4.-Mrs. J. A. Elliott of Everett, Wash, was burned to death here today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Rus sell. She was using curling iron and the lamp was overturned. setting fire to her clothing. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
CURLING IRON COSTS HER LIFE

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, se:1 :;. E. -. get the franchise. Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the Hauca,se. (Adv.l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

John Alexander and family. of Naco- zari, arrived in Cananea yesterday where the family will visit friends while MT. Alexander looks after cer- tain matters before the mines office.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
WOMAN'S CLUB

A regular monthly meeting of the Woman's club of Douglas will be held at the home of Mrs. George Hill on Eighth street on Monday next at which the business of the club will be care fully gone over After the business session it has been arranged 70 have musical program. It is requested that all members of the club attend this meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

A branch of the Cananea narrow guage will soon be completed to the Calumet and Sonora, a distance of about six miles in a southeastern di- rection from Ronquillo.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (AdV)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

A half dozen moulders walked out of the foundry yesterday without of fering any explanation and the head moulder. Dick Samuel was lrrrying to and fro in the effort to find some one to take their places.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

The Cananea Herald is ably handled and is doing it's whole duty toward keeping the splendid merits of the dis trict before the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

The mixing system at the smeIter will soon include a corveyor plan that will handle the ready caarge to the smelter and feed automatically.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

Mir. and Mrs. ]. E. Thompson passed through the city Friday evening en route to New York
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

Above all. give pleasure. Lose no chance of giving pleasure; you Siil pass through this world but once. Any good thing. therefore, that you can do, or any Kindness that you can show to any human being, you had better do it and do not defer or neglect it, for you will not pass this way again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
TOO MUCH FURNITURE.
sam Richardson Took Employers
Money to Pay Instnlment Man.

Samuel Richardson (colored). en-
ployed by Mr.. w. T. Hawks. butcher
and grocer, of No. 9ls West Cary
Street. tried to furnish his house on
the instalment plan at S6-a-week pay
ment. when he received only S6-a-week
salary He was married just about Il
month ago, and, of course, he had to
live and support his wife. 1t seemed
there was but one recourse left Them
for the S6-a-week payment had to be
made and Sam devised d plan that he
thought would work 1t was but Il
pitfall of the law. however, and when
sam had made collections for his en-
plovcr and put the filthy lucre in his
own pocket instead of his masters
drawer. the leakage was soon dis
covered.
Sam collected some money from Mrs.
Phil Schloss which was not returned
to Mr. Hawks. The latter sent In his
bill, which Mrs. Schloss declared had
been paid. They had a talk over the
matter. and then Sam was confronted.
The artful dodger denied that he had
received any payment from Mrs
Schloss, and then Sergeant McMahon,
of the detective force, was called IN.
,rhe shrewd detective had a private
chat with Sam. who made clean
breast Of the matter. and then accom-
nanied Sergeant Mcmahon to the SC
ond station, leaving his bride of
month disconsolate and lone|
Richardson had furnished his house
with about $50 or S175 worth of fur
nit,lre. II IS not known yet how many
collections for his employer were not
turned in.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST EX-JUDGE
Judge Loving to Face a Jury,
Perhaps a Halifax County
Jury.

The case of ex-Judge William G..
Loving, charged with the murder Of
Theodore Estes. all Of Nelson county,
will take up much of the space of the
newspapers for two weeks to come.
The grand jury of Nelson county
Will meet tomorrow, and 1t goes with
out saying that true bin Will be
found against Judge Loving, charging
him with murder. and this will be the
first instance on record In Virginia
whore Judge, or an ex-judge, or aVlr-
ginia court will have been charged
with so serious crime.
Judge William r. Barksdale. of Hal
flax county, has been designated BY
Governor Swanson to hear the case
against Judge Loving, Judge Bennett
OF Nelson county, having asked to be
excused because of personal matters
of an unpleasant nature existing be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
REV. DIR. EVANS
COMING JUNE %
Will Not Preach at ST. James
Church Next Sun

The announcement in an afternoon
paper yesterday to the effect that Rev.
William E. Evans, p. D., former rector
OF Monumental Church, would be in
Richmond on May 3Oth, and would
preach here the following sunday is
erroneous.
DIR. Evans. who is now the rector of
the Church of the Advent Birmingham.
Ala, expects TO come to Virginia TO
deliver the ordination sermon at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, at
Alexandria, Va, on Friday June 21st.
He has consented to come on to Rlcn-
mond, ard will preach at st. Jam, s
Church on the fourth Sunday in June
June 23d, when his many friends and
admirers throughout the city will no
doubt take the opportunity OF hearing
him.
DIR. Evans has made a remarkable
Impression In his new field OF work
and has been selected as a delegate To
the Episcopal Triennial Convention
which meets in this city in October
and. as an additional honor, he has
been made the chairman of the Ala,
bama delegation TO the convention.
The Birmingham Age-Herald has the
following with regard to DIR. Evans's
work.
1T, was high compliment tn,
Episcopal Diocesan Council paid III,
Rev. DR.. W. e. Evans. rector of III,
Church of the Advent, when II elected
him a deputy to the general conven
ton" said gentleman who is no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
SHOOTS TO SCARE;
. GOES TO GRAND JURY.
------------..-
]. M. Woolford Fired at D. T..
Pitt and Police Justice Sends
Him On.
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BIG AspHALT'Ne PLANT
Real Estate Agents Succeed in
Landing Extensive Enterprise
for Norfolk.
IG AsPHALTING PLAN
Lspecial to INC mines .plsrntch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
NORFOLK, VA, May 25.-J Nj Wool
ford. charged with feloniously shooting
at D. U. Pitt yesterday morning in aA
alteration on Roanoke Dock, was given
preliminary hearing before Police
Justice Simmons this morning, and was
sent on to the Corporation Court for
trial. He was baled in the sum OF
$3.50, with w. j. Shepherd as surely.
Pitt stated that Woolford met him
on the dock. and after they had some
words, he slapped Wooford in the
face. Woolford. stepped back, drew
his pistol and fired. The bullet went
wild and penetrated a water pipe eleven
feet from the ground.
Woolford denied the charge of at
tempting to shoot Pitt. but stated that
he fired the pistol to scare him
One of the largest asphalting plants
in the country is to locate in Norfolk
through the efforts of Mcssrs. Bellamy.
Hough and Hardy. an cnterprising
real estate firm of the city. The owners
of the plant are not yet known, but the
real estate men say they are under
contract to come here.
The plant will be located near the
Norfolk and Western Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26

The word dyspepsia means bad cook
but the disease means bad stomach
want of digestive vigor and tone.
Don't blame the cook for your aches
and pains after eating. your nausea
between meals. your disagreeable belch-
ing. your fits of nervous headache. ana
indescribable dlscomforts. but build UP
your weak. broken-down stomach with
Hoods sarsaparilla and Pills. These
great medicines cure DYSPEPSIA. restore
lost appetite, and make eating a pleas
ure.
Margaret a Tremblay. Galeton, Pa,
says: Il suffered everything from
dyspepsia for years. a friend advised
me to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
first dose helped me. can now eat
anything I wish"
Accept no substitutes for Hoods Sar-
saparilla and Pills. for no substitutes
act like them.
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5tta:%!!:::zs:;;1Ee!.
A1Ajh d Ia II 8TREEr0S
connected with the Episcopal com.

connected with the Episcopal COM
munion.
The general convention is the ma
tional organization of the church, and
meets only once In three years. AS
only four clerical delegates, or depu-
ties, as they are called. are sent from
n diocese, the rectors who are chosen
naturally appreciate the honor. The
next general convention meets in Rich
mond in October of this year. pr.
Evans has been connected with the
diocese only n few months; yet not
withstanding that fact he was elected
on the first ballot. and goes to the
convention as chairman OF the Ala
bama delegation. which is made up of
eight deputies-four lay. in addition to
the clergy"
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ONO REPUBLICANS WANT
PEOPLE TO NAME MAN

AKRON, O., May 25,-"Resolved.
That the Republican State Central
Committee should at the earliest posi-
BILE moment, provide some method by
which the Republicans of Ohio can
demonstrate to the rest of the country
whom they favor for President" was
the concluding paragraph Of resolu-
lions adopted by the Summit County
Republican Executive Committee which
met this afternoon. There was little
opposition to the adoption OF the reso-
luton.
Senator Dick was not present. he
having left for Chicago last evening.
The policy of President Roosevelt was
praised, and William II. Taft was de-
clared to be the best representative OF
Rcoseve)tian policies and entitled to
still higher honors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26

1 took n good long look through the
place yesterday, and in addition 10
sweeping out. cleaning the showcases
and front windows. checking the
freight. delivering goods. attending to
Office duties, helping write letters and
getting up the ads, they want me to
make myself familiar with the stock,
so I can help out during rush and
sell goods. The new toys are coming
in now, and say! they're great. Now
adays you don't have to look on the
inside of n mans coat collar for the
makers name to know If its hts. The
coat itself will proclaim that half a
block away.
The suits we are showing have the
style and elegance which put n man
in good company. If he wants 1t. 1t
puts the evidence all on his side. 1t
isn't enough to be all right in these
hustling days; you've got to look all
right as well. and our new summer
toys do just that thing for you. Grays
are still 1T" but you'll also want to
see some of the handsome new plaids.
Come in and take squint at our eX-
pense. NV lille"
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quently be seen in Richmond. Did 1t
ever occur to you that the placing of
your property In the hands of several
agents has a tendency to depreciate
and cheaper it? 1t has.
This is a principal which most of the
real estate owners cannot appreciate
since they believe that the moro agents
their property is listed with. tho great
er are the chances of selling It. They
fail to see that this practice has just
the opposite effect.
According to a writer in tho real
estate department of the st. Louis
Republic, here is how it works:
The number of signs on a lot would
suggest as many different prices, and
the buyer would naturally make
round of the real estate offices which
advertise the property for sale. Agent
No. ! names his price, and then, with
visions of his competitors all anxious
to make the sale, suggests possible
lower figure. The owner of the prop
erty has thus unwittingly received the
first instalmcnt of his penalty.
The buyer goes to agent No 9 who
continues the good work. Before the
deal is finally put through. If 1t ever
reaches that point at all. the owner
of the lot has been sold out by every
one or his agents In turn, and the
purchaser has received an impression
he will not soon forget of the real
estate business in st. Louis
Tho ohly legitimate way for an
owner to dispose of his property Is
by putting it in the hands of single
reputable agent, who. not being forced
to underbld competitors, will be able
to negotiate for the interests of his
employer, When buyers find that there
Is only on place for them to obtain
the property they want. straight
deal for everybody is assured.
Some real estate agents will not list
property IL another agent has it al
ready, and they are right
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
BREsNAHAN SUSPENDED
ny MGR. MUGGSY McGRAW.

NEW YORK. May 25.-There has
been a clash between Manager McGraw
and Catcher Bresnahan. ~ tne er,ants,
which has resulted In Pt>snahan being
suspended for week without pay.
Just what the cause of the trouble
was McCraw and Bresnahan refused TO
state, but 1t is thought possible that It
was owing to McGraw calling MS
catcher for poor work in the first
chicago game during controversy in
the dressing-room of the Giants, Bres-
nahan claimed that his throw to Devlin
that gave Chicago two runs and won
the game for the Cubs was good
throw. and that Devlin should have put
out his man. There was. considerable
argument over the question. and Nc
Graw land Devlin got very warm
nNnr IL
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tween himself and the accused man.
1t is almost certain that a jury for
the trial cannot be obtained In Nelson
county, for there is probably not a
man. woman or child in the whole
county who has not formed and e&-
pressed an opinion on the case. 1t
would be folly and waste of time
to try TO find jury in that county,
and so 1T is probable that no objection
will be raised by either side in the
fight to Il change of venue.
The probability Is that the case will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
Honor Mr.. Colemnn's Memory.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.I
AMELIA G. H., VA, May 25.-Bar
and citizens of Amelia met to-day and
passed appropriate resolutions in honor
OF the memory of the late Edward II.
Coleman, clerk of theN Amelia court.
Judge S. H. Farrar the present clerk,
presided, and the following We're APP
pointed committee to draft the res
olutions r. G. Southall, ~ r, Harda-
way, ]. NJ. Turner. w. d. Milrr, w.
j. Towns and r. b. Mason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
The BuchcIor's script.

LIfcs littlo ironies generally wear
petticoats.
Politics Is n masculine game, but the
the first boss was woman.
The woman who is no spring chicken
will usually lay for you.
Love laughs at locksmiths. but tho
goldsmith is n serious matter.
The husbands day: eight hours for
sleep eight hours for work, ard eight,
hours for explanations - Reginald
Wright Kaufman. in Harpers Weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
TO DIVIDE COAST LINE
rNJREIC SECTIONS

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25,-It
practically has been determined 70
United states into three sections TOR
defensive purposes. and to place each
of these under command of a general
officer. Two Of the sections ara 10 ne
upon tho Atlantic and Gulf consts ana
the third upon the Pacific coast.
General Davis, promoted to that rank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
DESERVING SOLDIER
KILLED ny SENTRY

ST, LOUIS. May 25.--Elmer Martin,
awaiting. trial at Jefferson Barracks
for desefting from the coast artillery
at Fort Barrancas. Florida, was killed
Martin had escaped from Cothran. who
later found him hiding In the woods
Cothran says that Martin refused to
surrender, and that then he fired.
Edward v. Sanderson, awaiting trial
for desertion escaped with Martin and
has not been apprehended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
Forh's Under New management.

Mr.. nj. S. Dicken. having purchased
the interest of Il. III. Gilbert in the
Ford's Hotcl property, becomes the sole
proprietor of that we'll known hostelly
Since he has been part proprietor, Mr.
Dicken has made many improvements
in the old-time house and he says no
is going to make many more. Tho
old-timS reputation of Fords Will be
mainIined under the now manage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26
One CI,nrtcr Grnntcd.

Tho State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted one charter, to-wit:
Old Point Wharf Corporation, Hamp-
ton, Va. Incorporators--S, Gordon
Cumming, president, +, L. Tennis. vice.
president. NJ. c. Armstro&g, secretary
and treasurer--nl of Hampton, Va.
Capital stock: Maximum, $4,000; min
imum, $4,000.
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to-day, Is likely to be the first y: the
officers designated for such command.
and It is part of the plan to eventually
place the three sections nnde" general
command of major general OF the
coast artillery
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Sold by all Druggists 25c Schenc Chemical Co.. Manufacturers
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WHILE DEuR|OUS
SHOOTS SON-|N-LAW
John Lamareaux, Of Ettrick,
Severely Wounds Sleeping
Man.
--
HILL CAMP DELEGATES
Representatives OF Petersburg
Veterans Chosen Last
Night.
CAMP DELEGATES

PETERSBURG. VA. May 25-Iohn
Lamareaux, who Is about sixty-four
years old, and resides near the village
of Ettrick, in Chesterfield county. shot
and seriously wounded his son -in-law
Alvin Archer, between IL and o'clock
last night. the old man being at the time
in nm apparently crazcd condition, re-
si,lting from continued i'll health. Ar
cher and wife were spending the night
at Mr. Lamareauxs house, and late
in the night Mrs. Archer was awakened
by her father, who entered her room
with a double barreled shotgun in his
hands Before she could arouse her
husband. the delirious Lamareaux fired
ut the sleeping man. the load of shot
teking effect i'll Archcrs arm and
chest. The old man made only one
attempt to shoot. and was soon quiet
ed Several hours passed before medi-
cal aid could be secured, and II is
understood that the full extent of the
wounded mans injuries cannot be de-
teimined until tomorrow. as it is not
vet known whether or not any shot
penetrated his chest. Archer is about
twenty-three sears old. and is the
mail-cnrrier between the Petersburg
post office and Ettrick
Hill Camp Elects Delegates,
y. +. Fill camp, sons of Confcd-
crate Veterans ut n meeting last night.
elected the following delegates 10 the
Grand Camp, to be held in Richmond
during the Confederate Reunion: James
Pl7Ranks. commander OF the Virginia
Division: Robert A. Martin. .!r., division
adtutant; Samuel d. Rogers. division
inspector; t. +. Heath, past command
err Kew. r. w. Barnwel, commander
OF the camp; Rev. DIR. j. s Foster DR..
v" Z. Powell, DIR. Frank r. Talley.
=. a. Drewry, w. p Atkinson. Hin
Beasley. James c. Hoy, Thomas p
Hoy. Robert Gillian, Jr.. Robert D
Atkinson. James Il. Cuthbert. Free
man W. Jones and T. f. Atkins.
captain A. r. Hobbs of Prince George
county. was unanimously elected a
member of the camp
Both the A. P. Hill Camp of Veterans
ana ,he camp of Sons will attend the
dwellings in Richmond on May soth
and June 3D.
Prepare for Unwilling.
"a committee from the Survivors, AS
sociatlon OF the Forty eighth Pennsyl-
wanna regiment. which participated in
the battles around Petersburg during
the Civil War siege Will reach the
city tomorrow morning. The com
mittee comes to make arrangements
for the unveiling of a monument near
Fort Malone, in Prince George county.
June goth.
The Pennsylvanians will be quartered
at the Stratford. The Governor of
their State and 400 veterans will attend
the unveilng
"A book on the 'Analytics of Church
Government" written by Rev. Robert
w. Barnwell, rector of ST. Paurs t.pis-
copal Church in this city. is now being
printed by the Franklin Press Com
pany. of Petersburg, and Will soon be
published.
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Nominate state Senator.

Especial 10 Tho TlWes'D1spHIChI
ROANOKE, VA, May 25,-At n
meeting OF the Democrntic chairmen
of the Fourth Senatorial District in
Salem to- day. it was decided to hold a
primary election on July 30th to noml-
nate a candidate for the Senate.
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TO ] MANY AGENTS
SPOIL THE BROTH

Have you ever seen the 'for sale"
signboards of two. three. four and
more real estate agents on once piece
of property? Such thing may FREE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26

be removed to Halifax, the home coun-
ty of tho judge. who has been desig-
mated by the Governor to hear the
case.
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who released him for his appearance
before the grand jury of Nelson
county.