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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30


tor, the Rev. David NJ. Hamsay, D. D..
at both services. The morning SUB
Sject is THE Mistakes OF q Good Man
In the Cellar" and at p. NJ. subject,
IA Glimpse Beyond the Veil"
DIR. Edward Leigh Pcll will lecture
on the Sunday school lesson at the
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at O'Clock.
DR.. w. G. james, the pastor, will con-
duct ,ooti, services II, the Grove Avenue
baptist Church to tomorrow.
y The, revival ut the Tabernacle Bap-
list Church will continue through Sum
day and next week. On Sunday DR..
Weston Eruner wifi address tho Sum
day school at $3.50 A. NJ. and preach
the regular sermons at II 4. NJ and
s p. NJ.
At 8 p. M..he wili address q meet
ing for, n1er only. Ills subject being
'1rhe Enslaved Lover On Monday at
8 O'clock Or. Eruner Will address a
gathering FOR women only on the SUBJ
iect. "A Womar's Religion"
The Rev. DIR. Kelly, the new pastor
of Broad Street Methodist ChurAl who
corness here from Lyncbbnrg. will arr
five :id ff1es city to-day DR.. Kelly will
take charge OF hisawork Tomorrow.
and xviii preach boti, morning and cyc-
Ming. 3 = d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
BASKETBALL CAPTAINS.
Meeting Called for Y. ~. G. s. To- Night
to Select Teams.

The following members Of the Young
Mems Christian Association have been
selected TO act as captains In the
Basketball League. the games of
which vii! be played on Thursday
nights, beginning next week: Messrs.
Parke F.. Thornton, Hunler r.. Leake,
Vernon a. NNGlls, frank 4. Jett. Milton
+. Lawrence and Wytho A. Bruce.
These men VIII taeat wi,h the chai,-
man Of the basketball COMMITTEES, Mr..
A, ~ Booth Tonight ut the close OF
the graded class and choose the teams
All members who have signed up for
the league are urged to be present.
As over nifty applications are In. the
captains will be able to make up some
strong teams,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
BOOKER In. JAIL
Exumipattuu OF Negro Charged with
HluSferous &xsoujf

Junius Booker. the negro who was
captured after q sharp struggle Thurs
day night by Policeman Goodman and
Mr.. a.. a. Duke III the act OF choking
ing OF 40. 1903 East Broad Street, is
still III the city jail .vh ere he is await
Ing the action, Of commission Of lu-
macy. which will be appointed to sit
Oh LIS case, IT was thought that G
yesterday. but IT was decided to defer
The matter. supposedly to allow time
In which Booker could recover from
the. effects of drink or opiates with
which he might have INDUCED himself
OH TIE night OF the assault. The ex-
animation into his sanity will proba-
bly, be held to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
co,ored =. n. q. a.

The Colored Young Men's Christian
Association viii hold q special meet.
rs for women only Tomorrow at also
F, NJ, at the Third Street Methodist
Church, ], y. Moorelapd, International
an address fon 1.-THE True Woman
Special music will ,be rendered.
The meeting for men at night at s.
O'clock WILL he held AT the True Re-
tary Mooreland will speak againi SUB.
JeGt, Successful Life" S Only mon
Will be admitted. ass n N 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Good Thing Is Failure" Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.

dent OF Roanoke College. salem. Va.
VIII PREACH morning and night at the
Seventh, and Grace streets DR.. Moore.
head was formerly pastor OF this
church, and Is very popular here.
Or. E. Pendleton Jones. OF Hampton,
Va. who is conducting revival services
at Calvary Church. will preach to- NOR
row at both services.
Regular services Of First Church OF,
Christ Scientist. will be held to-mor.
row at II O'Clock In the church. Park
Avenue and Meadow Street Subject
OF sermon. God the Only Cause and
Creator
The pastor. the Rev. Or. George w,
Mcdaniel. OF the First BAPTIST Church,
will All the pulpit at both s9rvices on
Sunday at II a. NJ. end 8 r. III. The
ordinance OF baptism Will be admins
tered at the close OF the evening SER
vices. Sfi ~ :.sf
b Both the ,inorning ana 'asigbt shfvieesi
at the Second Presbyterian Church Will
be held by the pastor, the Rev. T. y.
NlcFaden. 8, z.
The Rev. E. L. Grace. pastor. VIII
preach at IL A. N. and s r. NJ. Sunday
Il, Broadus Memorial Baptist Church.
DIR. W. c. Taylor will preach to man
and women at the Hallway y. NJ. C. "A.
Hall Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
DR.. Taylor is pastor ofStiie First Bap.t
:tist Church. Petersburg. VA His SUBJ
special music. and all railroad men are
cordially invited to come and bring
their families.
At the Grace Street BAPTIST Church
the pulpit Will be occupied by the pas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
pl>lsfectant Nearly KIIIed rbem.

AsHEv1LI.E,.N n. c., November es--A new
Ne. In the city prison Tor the purpnse ,r
killing yernnin, came near klling several
OF the prisoners, who were SERIOUSLY burned
and had to be taken to the hospttal n
The dlsinfsctant. which was supposed Is
DO harmless. WAS used freely In the prison
cells Soon afterward the prisnnsrs began
iuiredy summoned aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
TESTIMONY ALL IN
in BRADLEY CASE
Continued From First Page.)

ley had neither puerperal nor toxic
insanity when sh esllot Brown.
Angered ut a man In the audience
for getting up and craning his neck
Justice Stafford rebuked him and orr
dered expelled from the room any per-
son who repeated the offense. saying:
theatre
The opening argument for the gov
erninent will be by Assistant District
Attorney Turner, who will be followed
by Mr.. Wells for the defense.
On Monday. Mr.. Hoover, for the de-
Tense. will open. ITe will be followed
by Judge Powers, also. for the defense.
the closing heing by District Attorney
Baker for the government. Justice
Stafford immediately will charge the
jury. who will be given the case about
O'Clock s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: virginia-Fair Saturday.
With fresh north winds on the coast:
North Carolina-Fair Saturday. eX.
c.ept rain on the coast. witt, brisk to
high north winds; Sunday fair. warmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Married In Norfolk.

Mi. William a. fIoskins. of this city.
and Miss Catherine Mingus. of Knox
Vile. Tenn. were married In Norfolk
"Wednesday evening by the Rev. DR..
w. G. starr. M,. Hoskins is very well
known here. News Of his marriage
viii be surprise to many Of his
friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Giles tn Much Trouble,

James Giles, colored, was arrested
last u ght on warrant charging him
with ste alipg u suit of clothes worth
vi from Jane Giles. Another warrant
charged him with beating lane Giles.
He was locked UP in the Second 20.
lice Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
CONDITIONS Y.EsTERDAY
Ricl1mond.s weather. Vac niear =,

Richmond's weather. was clear and
cool. Range o!ithe thermometers:
g a A. M,..... 5...., S5P. M.....,,4 4
7. NJ. ;....,...l6 II midnight. I. A
Average. ........4i1-a
Highest temperature yesterday. -. so
Lowest temperature yesterday. e
Mean temperature yesterday ........ Is
Normal temperature yestertlny .t5
Deperture from normal temperature 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
1.hanre 1youId Ixill. Said Mood.

Change Would Kill, Said Wood.
Alderman Wood said he had known
o. many good laws being choked to
death with amendments. If we let
the provisions of this ordinance lap
over February ist,'' he said I'VE will
lose all; ii we let February go by we
cannot change existing ordinances for
q year
FINALLY, however. the Board decided
to let the ordinance stand unchanged.
the vote being IL to ., the closest of
the evening Those voting for the
amendment were Messrs. Burton, Dona-
hoe, Grundy. Gunst. LeMasurier. Mon
cure, Rennolds, Satterfield and WhIttet.
Having finished with the amend
ments. Mr.. Aionclre proposed q sub
stitute for the whole. which was
disposed of as outlined above. Alder
man Satterfield's substitute to make
the license $1,000, without regard to
the number of licenses, was lost by a
vote Of Ii to s. The three members
voting with him We're Messrs. Grundy,
.Gunst and Moncure.
Then the final vote was taken on
the original Dabney ordinance, which
went through by II similar vote.
Would Not Compromise.
The Board remained in session three
in the ordinance to Investigate the
service of the Southern E Ill Telephone
Company, which will go to Council
Monday night.
1t becamatknowH after the meeting
that Alderman Elicit and the Rev. Ry-
land knight had urged Mr. Cmlauf to
accept the Dabney ordinance. and thus
assure Its passage by tbs lower branch.
Ar, ImlGuf, however declined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Mis, Hooper Es.ertains.

Miss Sophia Hooper entertained ne her
home. No. 4oo3south Cherry Street. wednes-
day evening in honor OF her guests, Misses
Bessie sibie3 and Stella Morgan. OF New.
port News Va. Tho evening was mos.
spent In games, after which re.
treatments were serSed. The parors AMI
dining room were decorated In yellow and
white chrysanthemums. The guests present
numbered about fifty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Thanksgiving E1opcment.

Conductor Charles Smith, of the
Richmond and Petersburg Electric line.
eloped TO Washington on Thanksgiv.
ING Day with Miss Edna Cogbill and
the couple were married there.
Miss Coghill. who is the daughter OF
Jailer Herbert Cogbill, was accompa.
MED by her sister. The wedding cama
as great surprise to the friends OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

In hearing the case of Maloney & Collins
We the Jefferson Hotel Company. The suit
IL for alleged damages growing out Of thu
failure OF the hotel company TO pay tho
plaintiffs for certain work done by tnt,h
on the hotel contractors. The cofnpan,' .
defence is that the plaintiffs aid not COM
piete the work within the time specified IN
the contract. Messrs. Meredith n d Cooke
appear for the plaintiffs. and Judge L. l..
Lewis and Mesrrs. John Pickreil and H.H..
Miller for the defendant company. trgu-s
ntnt In the case had not been con,pIctel
when court adjourned for tho day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

Jefferson Hotel Case.
The United States Circuit Court for tho
Eastern District OF Virginia, Hon. Edmund
waddiil. Jr., sitting. was engaged yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

HOUSE
Bureaii, Tin1es-n tspntdl1,
So.ll02 Hull Street.

!, No.iiIi62 Hull Street.
80 more encouraging Indication o.
the growth, Of Manchester has been
noted tor years than tho Increased
demand for better delivery OF mail.
According to thu present system per.
sons living between seventh and Four
tcentii Streets, and Decatur and Perry
Streets have the advantage Of three
deliveries daily. Those who live be-.
tween first and Sixth Streets and
Fourteenth, and Twehty.second have
two deliveries daily, and those living
east Of Decatur and west OF Perry but
one.
mail carriers, and the same number are
e. work To-day RSssns||y IN, ,,, G ms
turned in a week, the carriers being
unable to deliver 1t nil within the
working hours which are eight hours
per day. no more ana no less.
register clock liz stationed In the
office and each carrier has to punch
this when he enters and when ne
leaves, Should he return from his
route after the REQUIRED time he Is
reprimanded. and If ii occurs again
he IL suspended. When the offersc
is repeated third time he IS put Off
the force.
Postmaster Smith stated last night
that he was doing everything possible
to secure another carrier for the city,
and that he hoped to get him before
January LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Advertising Pays.

The City Council OF Manchester last
spring appropriated $500 for tho pur-
pose OF issuing q suitable folder, which
was to set forth the advantages Of
tile city for manufacturing purposes.
as we'll as residences. The sum was
Invested in a neat folder, copies OF
which were distributed at the James,
town disposition, aud already the IN
OF inquiries concerning Afanchaster.
Yesterday a letter came from the
Key West Electric Company, of Key
West. Fla. which asked that two OF
the, folders be sent. as they desired
tages of the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

Another extreme value may
be had in Shoes.
Berry. Ssh ow famousl-$3.Bo
and $4. All feathers.
Bet RVS Be Il, So.
Hanan's Sc and SO so.
HUI nting Shoes, Leggings,
Rubbers, Athletic Shoes, Bath
and Boudoir Slippers, Polish,
Laces, &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
PcrsonaIs ana Drief..

Sc
co Mrs: Matilda l,,s. Worsham, Of Powhatan
Goode, OF s25 West Fifteenth Street.
Misses Blair and Octavia Goode are
spending several days with Treasurer
w. s. Goode, at Powhatan Courthouse.
Mr. w. o. Goode Is spending several
county. 80 =
Mr. Joseph Routten. the son OF REV.
j. T. Routten. OF Swansboro. is At tie
virginia Hospital where lie RECENTLY
underwent an operation for appcndici-
Mrs. w. p. Bradley left yesterday
on account of the sickness OF her
mother, Mrs. Johnson.
Ofticer NJ. j. Moore. who has been
quite sick s for some time, was able to
Chief Of Police Lipscomb was con-
much improved. He spent Thursday
at the exposition. It being his first trip.
The ejectment proceeding Of Elijah
Davis vs. Mrs. Martha I. Swan was
Corporation Court and Judgment was
rendered IN favor OF Mr.. Davis. which
VIII give him possession OF the house
at Fifth and Everett Streets, which he
purchased some tine ago.
Cards are out announcing the coming
s,re rsboro. and Mr.. Robert T itI Of
Richmond, which is to tuke piece at
West End Meth odist Episcopal Church
81 shon T,Ges ,hay afternoon AZ $3.50 O'clock
land arrive by that time the ceremony
will be performed by him Miss Red
ford IL tire daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. a. BEDFORD
met last night, nut only routine busi.
ness was transacted.
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CAT S p NJ, Eastern Tlme.)
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

OVcmber 50, 19QI.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. rs
Evening, ,...l.:Sb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
Lnfayette Hou.e Opens,

Not since 1874 has Manchester had
a hotel until yesterday, Wien the
Lafayette House was opened by Mr..
2. I. Toney. at Eleventh and Hull
Streets.
In 1851. Mr.. Beverly sizcr conducted
q hotel at the corner OF Fifth and Hull
Streets. Later It was run by others.
but was abandoned In 1874.
- The Lafagettte House, is up to date
rooms. which are lighted by electricity,
and a large dining-room. The house is
fitted lip in excellent style and the
furnishings are most tasteful and com
Portable. Yesterday there were fifteen
regular boar(lers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

The Rev. }. &, cogg,ne, OF North Car
Christian Church Oh Sunday morning
at Il o'clock. At s o'clock r, NJ. the
auxiliary of the Christian Woman's
Board OF Missions with Celebrate their.
anniversary. On this occasion Mrs.
Ivan II. Wise, OF Norfolk, Va, wife Of
Lieutenant Wise. OF the United States
Navy, and a lady OF rare ability, who
has travelled extensively. will deliver
the address, her subject being THE
Need Of the Hour" There will also be
special music. and Mrs. w G. Duke
Gray, The public are invited to these
services.
The annual sermon g the Won,af,'s
Missionary Society Will be preached at;
the Marshall Street Christian churcl,
at II Is, NJ. by the pnstor, the Rev. 3.
r.. Melton. How to Help the Tenn
perance Cause" will be the subject OF
the night sermon.
AT the Emmanuel Baptist Church The
REV, z. &. Elson,. who Is assisting the
pastor III revival rlleetingg will preach
10th morning and evening. at $3.50
j., NJ. he Will conduct q meeting for
men only. lils subject st thls service
will he Your Chickens Come Home to
iRoost," Mr.. Elsom breaches With great
.plalnnessNand force,
1 Professor j. c. CoEgins, OF Black
Mountain College. n. c'., Will rreacli a,
the Seventh Street Christian Church to-
morrow nlnrilng. and Mrs. Wise. of
Newport News, Will speak for tn
Christian Wo,nan's Board$of Missions
at the night service.
At THE First Unitarian Church. cor
ner Of Floyd Avenue ana Harrison
Street, there will he services In the
morning at II O'clock. Subject, Nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

The Rev. Z. L. Grace. pastor. Will
preach at IL A. N. and S r. NJ. Sunday
i. Broadus Memorial baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

AT st. James Methodist Church to-
morrow. Rev. Il. T. Dadmun, the pas
tor. will preach at II A. NJ. sermon,
appropriato to the administration of
the Lords supper. The subject at night
viii be, "a Peoples Responsibility for
Whom and What They Worship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
BY PERCY BREBNER.
Copyright. 1908. T. J. Mcbride I. Son.,

well, and with grim smile upon his face
the soldier rode with his youthful COM
panion. keeping silence for time.
You're slip Of a lad for such work as
we have on hand" he said presently. How
early?'
REST her soul, she's dead"
Your father, them"
Dead also" answered Grigosie.
Well you knew them, and understand
whether their loss was a big one or not"
said Stefan. Parents haven't counted for
much in my case, SO I'm not qualified to
speak of their usefulness. You've managed
to grow into a likely sort of lad. Who's
had the training of your
I'm my own manufacturer for the most
part" answered Grigosie, but I'm not too
proud to learn from an old campaigner like
you. Stefan"
The soldier drew himself up in his sad
die. and looked knowingly at his young
comrade.
There's sense in you. Maybe l can teach
you few things. My experience has been
wide and peculiar, and II you listen to my
you'll make o soldier. not of my girth
perhaps. for that's a gift of nature and not
to be had for the asking"
mo; shall always be of the lean sort,
fear said Grigosie.
Don't you be discouraged lad. There's
often good stuff in the lean ones. It's deep
potations that give man breadth. some
times, and his habit of growing strange
odlIS lTaI gets MIN CreQlt Tor ValOr.
Grigosie piled him with questions, and
heard many a strange tale of fighting in
which Stefan had done marvellous things.
rs there no reward for bravery in Wal
larfa? said Grigosie at last. How is 1t
that no great distinction has come to
you?"
Stefan turned toward him and shut one
eye
Dodge the distinctions, lad, as you would
the devil. They lead to court and the So
ciety of women, two things to be avoided
why so. Stefan?"
Court letters a man as chain does a
dog, and is unnatural while a woman is
the keenest weapon in all the DEVILS ar
mory.'
Il have heard some well spoken Of" said
Grigosie.
And they are the most dangerous" said
Stefan. why do you suppose women were
made pretty and fashioned to wear pretty
clothes?'
Indeed 1 cannot tell"
ITO conceal their natural defects, lad
whenever you see pretty woman, look at
the next harridan you meet and remember
that the difference between them is only
on the surface
You are too hard, Stefan" said Grigosie
laughing heartily
Wisdom, youngster-the ripe wisdom Of
experience"
Il wonder whether the captain is of your
way of thinking, Stefan"
Il have seen him pause in the midst of
his drink sometimes, which has made me
anxious"
The letters of the court, perhaps" said
Grigosie.
Seemed to me it was more like a wom-
an was the answer.
That night they encamped between two
spurs of the lower hills. Two hours before
sunset they had begun to ascend from the
plain. 1t was among the hins they would
be looked for as soon as the object of their
mission were known; and having chosen a
campfng-ground which could easily be de-
1ended against odds, Ellerey placed SEN
tinels to prevent any surprise
(To be Continued Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30
How Chemistry Detects Typhoid.
From Harper's.

One great laboratory concerns itself, for
one thing, with the typhoid agglutom-
eter" for the diagnosis of typhoid fever,
one of the greatest triumphs of applied
bacteriology. The method rests upon the
original discovery of Vidal that the blood
serum Of a typhoid patient differs from
normal blood In this all-important fact that
when brought into contact with living ty-
phoid germs 1t causes these germs to CO.
here into clumps colonies to "agglu-
innate" There thus arose a method Of de-
tecting typhoid fever, depending however,
upon the use Of a powerful microscope and
what made 1t impossible for physicians, a
continually renewed supply Of fresh ty-
phoid germs as test reagents. But notice
the progress: Next it was discovered that
this "clumping" effect of typhoid blood
upon typhoid bacteria was just as efficient
when the typhoid bacteria were dead, and,
finally 1t was observed that when the
blood of a typhoid patient was added
to liquid suspension of the dead microbes
in test-tube, these dead microbes cohered
to an extent so extreme that they fell to
the bottom of the tube in a mass visible to
the naked, unatded eye. Because of this
fact this firm now sends to physicians in
the remotest parts of the country a pocket
apparatus containing an ounce vial filled
with sterlized dead typhoid germs to-
gether with accessory apparatus, so that
the physician may determine whether the
patients blood will cause these microbes to
'clump'-to determine in fact, whether the
suspected patient has typhoid fever.