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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
PREPARING FOR
GEORGIA DAY
Commissioner Mitchell Has Talk
With Mr.. Roosevelt About
Big Event.
ny WAITER EDWARD HARRIS

W MI III NEitD HARRIS.
WASHINGTON, n c.. May 3.-Mr w.
n. Mitchell. of Atlanta, chairman of ,h-
Georgia Commission TO the Jamestown
Exposition. saw President Roosevelt
yesterday. relative to arrangements for
the visit of the President to the ex
position on the 18th of June. which
is Georgia Day. The Georgians pro
pose to make this the most notable of
an the State days, and will celebrate
IT In manner entirely worthy of the
Cracker State
There Will be thousands OF Geor-
CLANS at the exposition on Georgia
Day, said Mr.. Mitchell 1T is uroba-
Die mat a majority of item will ar
range IL so that they can be present
on Nrslhia Day, which falls on the
lVth oil June, as so many citizens OF
Georgia trace their ancestry to vir-
ginia forebears The battleship Geor-
gia will be in Hampton Roads nm tho
occasion of Georgia Day celebration.
as compliment to the State. The
PRESIDENT Will Nuke an address at Tho,
Georgia State building. which Is a re.
plea of the old Bullock mansion I'm
winch mis- mother was born. one of
the hoStesses to receive fresider,.
Roosevelt will be n lady who was ono
of his mothers bridesmaids. Two 81.
the servants to wait on the President
and other guests Will be an old uncle
and NANNY who waited on the pra.-
idents mother when she was a youn,.
woman"
These and other features are count
ed upon to make the day one of ex
IRENE pleasure for the President. There
is one feature. which is to- be MIR.
MltchelFs piece but he
Will not make its character public a
present. 1t is 10 be surprise for the
President
Mr.. Mitchell. who is a Virginiar
recalled the fact to-day that the faith
er OF President Roosevelt was quite
liberal contributor to the erection
Of ST. Mary's Chapel. nine miles from
Richmond. The attention of the Presi-
dent Vas called to the fact short
time ctso. and Mr.. Roosevelt expressed
his sul rise, never having heard of
the circumstance. 1t seems that 8
knswoman OF the President probably
his sister, was at school with a V.r-
ginia girl in New York State. The tw.
girls visited each other in vacation.
and the New York girl interested her
father in the efforts being made TO
erect what was to be known as ST
Mary's Chapel. The result was that
Mr.. Roosevelt, senior, gave SEQ or $3.50
towards the erection of the house of
worship. President Roosevelt mani
tested much interest in the circum-
stance, and said he proposed going
to the chapel on the first opportu-
nity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
WILL HAVE EXHIBIT.
Episcopal Church Will Be Repre-.
sented BY Priceless Relics.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. i

fF'I'VNItI 10 I
NORFOLK, VA. May AT a meet
ing held recently at the residence of
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph. Bishop of the
southern Diocese of Virginia, 1t was
decided that the Episcopal Church of
the United States would have an cx-
!hibit at the Jamestown Exposition,
which would show the relation of the
church the upbuilding of the repub-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
Anarchist in Norfolk.

A well-known man. who does not
wish his name used in connection with
the matter says he heard more than
once at Norfolk on last Friday that a
Chicago anarchist had been seen on
the grounds at the opening of the
exposition. He alleged that the fact
that this man was present on the
occasion of the visit of the President
was known to the police, and that
icXtra precautions to guard the person
of the President We're taken in con-
sequence. The anarchist is said to have
been in Disguise but his disguise was
penetrated by man who knew him.
There may or may not be trut4 in the
story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
1 he Real
y alue

IF you have headache or
neuralgia you want relief;
want it quick. DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills stop the
pain in just a few minutes.
But their real value lies in
the fact that they leave no
bad after effects. They
do not create nausea or
derange the stomach.
Nothing can therefore
take the place Of Anti
Pain Pills for the relief Off
headache or other pain.
DIR; Niles Anti, Pain pills DO al! that 4
ache and neuralgia. was in Fnrm- i
ington and had o fearful hendaelie:
the gentleman Of the house said. Take <
a snd Gi II sss w tsan P oneh p o ana s
these and he said Dr.. Miles Anti Pairl.,j
Pills. purchased a box, and told myii
family I had found a great priSe-j
something to cure headache. My three
daughters also used them. A thous--s
and thanks for such a rem eI1y."
MRS. JAMES BLACKBURN.
sc Summer St., Rochester, N. n. 4
Or. Miles Anu.Paln Pills are sold by !,
your druggist. who will guarantee that:
the first package will benefit. II its
falls, he WIN return your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkl1art, 1nds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
ANALYSIS AND KEY.

. Exaltatlon OF Joseph
Sudden In appearance only.
Thirteen years of preparation.
joseph's bitter experiences.
Exile. Slavery. Charged with
crime. Imprisonment,
!. Joseph's fortitude and faith.
Reflection in secluslon.
|. From Prison to Palace.
Prisoner turned into Prince.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03

three weeks, riding fifty miles n day.
They will remain at the exposition two
ing by doing odd jobs around the
grounds. and return the way they came.
The boys, who are all In the first year
of high school in their native town,
expect to sell dry goods on the way,
and thus to make the trip profitable, as
we'll as enjoyable
Mr.. Harry St George Tucker is in
receipt OF a letter from the hardy
young adventurers, asking for route
map to the exposition from the Hoosier
Stnfe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
WHEEL ALL THE WAY.
Lads Will Come from Indiana to
Exposition on Bicycles.
Especial TO The Times-D1spatch.

Especial to The Times D1spatch.l
\ Nj Il S T 0 WIN y XPOSIT1 o N
GROUNDS. May 2.-Three energetic
and plucky lads from Indiana have de-
termined to come to the jamestown
Exposition, and as they have not the
money to travel in the usual way, they
will make the trip on bicycles.
They will start from Greenfield. Ind.
and expect to get to Norfolk in about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
London's Way with Strap
Hangers

They do not have strap hangers In
the London tram cars; 1t Is against
the law TO let in more passengers
than there are seats, The London
papers give an account OF the arr
raignment in the police court recent
~ of the conductor and passen-
ger who was standing In car, both,
having been run in by q vlgilant po-
liceman. and both were fined, Poo
ceedings OF this kind Will appear
like a joke In this country, but they
are real OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Post
---------------- sN S8
Mrs. j. CLAYTON Myers, of LynchSurs,
Is spending a few weeks in the city
To be with her daughter, Mrs, 9ancey,5
who is at ST, Luke's Hospital Mrs
3ancey continues TO Improve Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
Post-Ofhce Receipts.

The total receipts in the Richmond
Post-oftice for thirty days ending April
goth, amounted to s42,S61.25, which is
an increase of $1,50S.43 over the CORE
spending period last year.
The collections for stamps, postal
cards and envelopes was s34.221.42; for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
Planning Daily Drills.

Major Mallory. General Grants chief
of stan. together with Lieutenant
Cootes and Lieutenant Bagby, military
secretaries, are working out n plan
for daily drills. There will be dress
parade and guard mount all next week
on Lee Parade. but difficulty is being
experienced in finding a suitable place
for cavalry and artillery drills.
The war-ships from Brazil are ex
pected to reach Hampton Roads Satur-
day or Sunday, and will take the place
of the British squadron, which sails
Sunday for cruise, after which it
will meet the great cruiser Dread
naught and return for a second visit
to the exposition
In things social the reception or
board the Connecticut by the com
epander- in-chief Of the Atlantic fleet
Saturday to the foreign officers VIII
be the event of the week.
A large number of society people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
WILL ISSUE BONDS
TO RAISE MONEY
fr,1.tisi
jamestown Exposition Will BE
Completed as Planned by
Board of Governors.
SAILORS HAVE GREAT TIME
Americans and Foreigners Arc
Doing Social Act i'll Whole
Hearted Style.
tspecial From stan correapondent.l
I M u, S Y O w n 1; * L q SIT ] o N

Especial From n stan CotfeApohieHt.l
JA NJ Es TOW Elk os 1T OF
GROUNDS, May 2.--Despite tho
ominous croakinGs OF those doubling
1I,omascs WHO have declared TINT tio
exposition would not be completed In
the manner planned, the governors VIII
see to 1t that every feature promised
Will be an accomplished fact.
With this idea in view, the directors
will meet at O'Clock Saturday after
noon to consider Il plan to issue
either os3oloo0 or 100000 first mort
sage bonds, the proceeds from the sala
OF which will lie used to beautfy tho
grounds and finish the work on tho
many stately buildings within the Co..
onial city. One of the governors. IN
discussing the question tonight said:
THE exposition has grown far b9
yond the size originally contemplated:
indeed. ~ Will be about four times AZ
great In every way as was at first
planned. When one considers how
much has been done by community
which is not cIassed as rich, and what
has been accomplished with the limited
amount of money that has been Sc
cured, the result is astounding"
Sailors Having High Time.
To-day has been cold and dreary
with rain falling and wintry wu1
driving across the grounds Many 2.s-
itors tramped through the rain, how
ever. and crowded the buildings In
which the exhibits have been placed
All day long the plaintive song of tho
dredges working at Discovery Pier 10
heard. and that except for afternoon
and evening band concerts in the Audi
forum. is the only music at the expo
sition, for the band of the Twenty
third Infantry Regiment mas not yet
returned from Washington.
Out on the war-ships the sailors are
having royal time. for last night
The German tars entertained the sailors,
OF the fleet, and tonight the American
1ackics returned the compliment.
Races between boats from the va
rious war-ships are held daily, but
the course is oft the Old Point shore.
and visitors to the exposition have had
no opportunity OF seeing them.
Tomorrow Mrs. Swanson will take
party of army officers and their wives
20 the ship races on board the State
yacht Commodore Maury
1T was announced to-day In the on
s't4i pr t'h.ts tilat 'ipNeruof NafhetG,
of Maryland. would hold a reception
at the Maryland State Building, hut
this announcement was mistake. Gov
crnor Warheld telegraphcd that he
would not return TO the exposition
until Baltimore Day. when s.fa .SdItl
remain for week 10 receive the peo--
pie of Maryland.
The balloon ascensions set for Sat
urday heve been declared on owing
TO the inability of the Norfolk Gas
Company to supply gas TO initiate the
balloons. The ascensions viii take
place as soon as the pipeline reaches
the exposition Some exhibitors are
getting tired of explaining why theic
booths are not open, and one has pre-
pared and posted huge sian which
reads. This exhibit is not open be-
cause there is no light and no wa
tor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03

request envelopes. sa.s74.4O; newspa-
pcrs and periodicals. s2,2s0; for third
class matter, si,2i2.40; box rents, ST.
42a4h. Mnstn naner sold. $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03
PLEASANT FIELDS
OF HOLY WRIT.
7.4a Among
Z mig despair.
D,

The REV. DAVIS W. CLARK. D. D. Editor. Cincinnati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03

Governor and COMMUNICATIVE Chief.
CHARLES j. ANDERSON,
Adiutnnt- General.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03

c from Colonial times to tho prenent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-03

Egypt was to Joseph sohoolrocm
With ohieet-lessnna Ha wAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
Der cnffiihrte Gnnhc.

San Intonio 0, Ger, 2S. MGr5.
- Noh Ser 9ebauptllng bon 0etef-
tbs lit ein aino, meldes Dem aus
0oper, Del, AM 4. WGr5 periHmun.
oenen Sobn6en oes Or. Sorace War.
pin, jnn., Gbnelte, bier BON peridie-
oenen EerIonen geieben moroet. als
man aber eillcn &erili6 MAIDEN mol-
te, bas aino iIber feline Sertunit SIT
%pernebmelt, mar eS ploblif unter
5iemlid rGtbielboiten llmltGnoen per
idJipunoen, Die Nadiorid)ungen nad)
Dem 8naben meroen nod iortgeiebt.
Gopcr, Gel, %. W6rS. - Or.
Worpin, Safer oes e~ntfiibrten &na-
benL ocponirte bellte IN elmer bieligcn
9onts$1000 in @olo, lpelhe er ais
S%elobnumg auf oas Iuifinoen ieines
Sobnes ousgeiett bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
Mnfrii6rcriidlc 8laniafcn.

Norfolf, Va, %. WtGr5. -
SunOert Seelcltc ocS 81 &ton,
GooOs ~liegenoen SGlo6ti6iifeS
Connecticut" icbter beute orf Dem
0ompfer ocean 8ietp" bon Ser
nNorfolf & &ortsmolltb FRACTION
&c." melher lie BON @ilougbbp
Spit no6 Sort Monroe bringen lollte,
oble irgcn0 eincn b%efnnnten @runo
einen A1irubr in Scene, 3ertriimmers
ten 6cniter llnO lbiiren, leerten ooS
6elter aus Sem &ii6enofen drf 0as
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9oro uno rid)tctcn otberen Shooen
al. Die Sifi5icre uno Wannihait
porcn Der llcbcrma6t ~gegeniiber
madtlos. Sci Der Infunit ST. Sanlp-
ton &oaoS ~iprangen Die Nuiriibrer
ans 2nno un0 eilten ail 9oro oes
S6lohti6iifeS Connecticut" Sbre
Nonlen lino niht befannt. Die .Sroc-
ton 60" miro cine He6nung fir
ibren Gerluit aniieten uno Dem ga.
pitan Smiit, 9cicblsbnber oeS Con.
necticut," init Sem Gmpfebl,rng iiber.
l6iden, Oen 9etrog aus Der 20bnung
Der Selite, melde gleit nad Dem 8or-
fall an 9oro oes Sbla6ti6iffes
famell, ab5u5ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29

Ben unertrGgli6en llnrll6en in Wu'
rotfo ei1 en0e 81 MAIDEN, altSge'
Oriidt. 81 9lcid)cm 3nete bat Spa
MEN ben Sultan iormcl oorouf olf.
mcrtiam 9emo6t, cS lei bodit miin-
ldcllspertb, ooB er NIT olcn III Jet.
ller Mtadt itebcnocn Mitteln bic
bolOm0gil6e Grrid)tllng Der inferno.
tionolen Eoli5eiforce in Wtorotfo for.
0erc.
Imerifoner in Hom.
Som, %. WGr5. - &err Douglas
Robinlon ulo @emoblin, S6meIter
oes ErGiiocnten G%ooiepclt, troicn ge-
itern Nadmittog in 9e9leitilng ibrcr
So6ter bon gteapel bier Elm. Sic
mltroen ont 8obnbof bonn 9otl6oitcr
@riScom noE 9otidoftSicfretGr Sill,
9ii6of O8ormon bon Siolr Sails,
nWorquis" Wortie Molonep bon
philadelphia ulto Dem omcrifonlben
0%iloboller G5efiel, meld)cr Srou go.
binion einen groBen GlumenitraliB
perebrte, empfangen. Ils &onig 8if.
TOR emanuel bon Der Infulft Der
6nnlilie Gobinion erfllbr, trof er 10.
tort Anorbnung, INN Scrrn Hobinion
am Nahmittog INN 2 llbr 5u cnlpfdll.
gen. fSralt Hobinion fonnte Ben 3D.
Mig nidt ielen, neil es Der 0ofetifette
5utuiber lit, bab Der Gonig 0onen
empfGnet. Snbem Der aonig einen
10 iriiben 3eitplintt fir Serrn Hobin.
ions Gmpfon9 oniebte, b%efunocte er
iein 9roBes Snterelie at oen 9cili.
derl ais Mmerifa.
nWorquis" Wartin Wolonep bon
philadelphia, feline Satin nnb feline
Sodter Selcn milroen geitern bonn
Eopit in Eripotoilbien5 empion9eu.
Scrr Molonep iteIlte IN sieiner Gigen.
idoft oIs YripotfGmmcrer Dem 9oplt
Sroi Nlbnlon uno SRI. u. God)rane
bon Nclp. 9orf, ionic Serrn e. g.
6ltacr bon Scranton, go, un0 @e.
mdblin Dor.
Ger Eopit iprod) feline 5renoe iiber
Die Infrnft Der Shmeitcr bes Yr1iis
0enten G~ooiepelt, Srai 0ou9loS NO.
binion, aus.
Srults bertrngen d..
2~onbon %. WGr5. Die
yStanoor0 Oil Co." uno Die euro
p1iibe Yetrolenm . llnion" haben
lalit Angnbe Der .Yaa MaIl Gazette"
elm medieIieitig Observation-Disclosures
llebereinfommeu ersielt, peldes oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
Sircftc Grluablnna Der Senatorcn
Dnrdy oas 9plf.

Sprin9ficlb, Sis, %. WGr5.
- Cine geuneinIome GeiolutioL mel
de ii6 fir Die oirefte @abl Der Bun.
oeSlcnatoren Our6 Soltsobitimmlung
ertlGrt, ipltroe I'M Senat Der Stoatss
2egislntur init 35 gegen orei Stim.
men %mngenommen. Bel Dem Illiruf
ser &eiolution 5llr 9eratbung ertldrtc
Senotor Sones, in etli6en Staaten
bGtten reife Selte periud)t, iih sic
Senatorentoga 5u %fallien, mie lie lid
cine Ianpfiaht ODER Elm Iutomobil
fouiten. 0amit wiirOe auf9erGumt
lueroen, menn Die oirefte Golfsmabl
eingciiibrt merbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
Trcigeiprud)en.

Bridgeport, Cont, %. MtGr5.
- Siioor Ileronoer, meld)er altges
flagt mar, am 30. 0e5cmber b. s. ben
Seriu6 gemod)t 81 baben, 0apio
9anop ST. toOten, inOem er aarbol-
iGure in elm @eri6t &artoffeln goB,
bon Dem 2anOp aB, lit i'm Superior
8eridt freigeiproden moroen. 2onbp
iplldte bie aartpfieln aus ullb fam
NIT perbranlten 2ippen oapon. gS
mar bebauptet poroen, Ileranoer iei
in Srau 9anop perliebt gepeien mo
babe oen @atten oerielben beieitigen
pollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
Sine GinculnsTcicr nuaercat.

Springfielo 3, Sa., %. MGrS.
- @orpcrneur Teneen bat beiber
sSdniern Der @eles8ebung Elm Wemo-
rial 5ugeianot, morin cr nnregt, baB
Die 9ilrger bcs Staates iid an elmer
%ollaemeinen Seier oes 100. @eburts-
tages bon Nbrabam 2incoln on1 ~.
Sebruar 1909 betbeili9en. Gr ihlGgt
Die Giniebung einer GommiiiioN Dor,
nelhc GlGne iiir Die 9etbeiligung bes
gan5cn Staotes an elmer groben
uationaleu 6eier ienes Cages aus
arbeiten ipu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29

biSber nm sic cllropGii6cn WGrftc
g~efiibrten &ompf becnoen miro. Iui
@rum0 ocs Nbfonmens, mcldeS am
/. 9lpril IN aroft tritt, er6Glt Die
ySton0oro Sil So" Gontrole ii6er
piele meitere lpidtige Seltont + Gins
riftltn9en in iolden Sertbeihlngs.
Wtittelpunftcn, mie gntluerpen, Im.
ltcr6am mo Hotteroan.
Sn 2onOon ais 0ieb in
Sal t.
2onbpn, %. WGrs. i. g.
2arnmop, alias s. 9. See, lit bier ollf
Griuden Ser Yoli5ei bon Ilbonp, &C..
o., utter ser Nnfloge oeS Wroboieb-
itobls in Soft genommcn woroen. @r
,purbe i'm SomItroBen . Eoli5cigerid)t
porgefjibrt unO nuf cine 8Obe oent
llnteriudungS : 9~epabrlam iibers
miclen.
8robbritonnien'S gcrtrc.
tung 5u SameStomn.
2onoon %. WGr5. - Gos erite
Observation-Disclosures, mel6es Die britt
Idle Slotte bel Der 6lottenihall on.
loBlih Der Groifnitng Der Subj
lGltmS s AuSltellllno III Samestown
pertreten miro, fGbrt om 3. Ipril BON
england nod 9ermloa ob, bon no
ii6 Die Sdiffe an %. Mpril nod)
Sampton ToaoS begcben. GuS 8e.
Idhpaoer bleibt BORT pom %. gpril
bis gum 5. Mai. Sp0ter miro eS So-
lifor unO Nllebec beiuhen,
9rennerci Cru it i II 9 Of ~ c.
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Spnoifot nit iebr groBem &opital
bot ouc 9rennereien in Sbrpeoen olt-
gcfauit, nit NltSnnbnc elmer, sic
obcr mobrid)cinlid nltd) balo bon ibn
contrlirt mcroclt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
@aBl Glerfs.
&abl = Glerfs.

@iireau Der Nabl.MufIidIts sSebUr6e Der Staot
Baltimore, WcridltsbnlS.
0uIti INTO c, ben 30. N(ir5 1907.
IN llebereinitimmtl9 init Den 8orf6riften bes
GCiebbidbeS Der 1llgeuleinel @cfeBe miro Glerz
nit sic GrHenntng Der fulgenoert Yerfonen be-
inu1t gc9eher. nm &nfnn8en inter oe1 uripriings
lid ais gSublsGleriS crllarnten B~erioncn aus
6ntiilcu.
SIN suffrage oer gSnbIdufii0tS 9eb6rbe
Games e. Subbert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-29
@n6lri6tcr.
@ablridter.

9itrean Der @ablauf tdts sgebtrbe Der etabi
Baltimore,
8ertdJtsbauS,
BaItintp e, ben 20. 0tdr3 1907.
n, Yt uebereinittmtlliitg NIT ben @ori6rttteIl pes
SeieBbldeS Der dllgemeileu @cfeBe iptro biers
nit Die Grnennllig Der t~olscnoeI lerionen be-
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