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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
KNOWS ( NOTHING
0! OF PROSECUTION P | ( |::||' ! |! j
Eleanora "Caw1ey is DESTROYS
Now Only Of Forgetting the
Past.
MAY NOT COME INTO COURT
Mrs. Martin Not Responsible for
Girls Coming to Her Home.
Will Not be Harasscd..
MAY NOT COME INTO COURT

Eleanora "Cawley,' comfortably en-
sconced in her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin. No. 10 West Nine
tenth Street, Manchester, refuses to
discuss further the circumstances of
her mysterious life which eliminated
in her arriving at her present abode.
Germ ed, the past is to be forgotten, and
sho is to hew her way into the bright
cninE future unaided save by her
new-found friends and with no
thought now of former suffering and
Is. starting life anew.
Unless her early history be brought
into the light Of court tlnvestig ton,
which may probably not happen, her
cd in mystery, "a and she may never
know who were her parents, or. why
hey gave her into tho care OF others:
But She is content to draw the yell
shief Wish now is that Others VIII
know her only'as she is. and forget
tho past as shells trying to DO:
To The Times-Dispatch reporter who
ing further to say about the much
and frequently discussed situation in
which she has found herself, nor would
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin be drawn into any
Aul III 81 AloSAooAoAI 4AOsAA6 tS1ASA ~ ~4S
notoriety Into which their names have
been brought through motives which
were hunNnes only In their purpose
AS far as they are concerned, the mat
ter is ended. Miss Eleanora Is a board
er in their home. though she has all
the privileges Of one OF the family
They care for her as they would for
one OF their own children, and there
the matter begins and ends with them
One of the Manchester policemen
who is thoroughly familiar with all
the Details OF the young girls earlier
| life, SO far as It known, and the redsor
OF her coming to Mrs. Martins home
says that Mrs. Martin Is in no way re-
spon slblo for Eleanora's coming to
her. She came and Mrs. Martin tool
her In. That is all. NoG was Mrs
Martin tho one who reported the mat
ter to the police, This was done over
before Eleanora had come to her home
and without her knowledge. q
This same man Is authority for thu
statement that Eleanora has don
nothing and said nothing about prose
cutting Mrs. CawIey for alleged crue
treatment and to recover money 70
the. timo she wns made to work 70
Mrs. Cawley after her twenty-firs
| birthday, which butsrecently occurred
She has never stated that she wantc'
l to prosecute, and she Is at loss t,
know who is instlgatlng the prosecu
| ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
DENTAL BOARD ADJOURNs.
COmpletes the Work OF Examination
and Elects Omcers.

At q meeting OF the Virginia dental
examining board held at Murphy's
Hotel Thursday night. with the pres
ident. Or: II. W. Campbell. Of suftolk.
were present: DR.. r. H. Walker. Nor
folk: Dr.. J. P. stiff. Fredericksburg;
Dr.. B. Bridgforth, Richmond: IDr. r
e: Lewis. Culpeper: Or. J. A Calvin.
Charlottesville. d s
There we're thlrty-three applicants
before the board this year. about seven
short OF the number examined last
year.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Or. II. ". Camp
boil. PRESIDENT; DR.. r. H Walker. sec
rotary and treasurer: DR.. J. p. Btiff. as
isistant secretary.
Dr.. Campbell was elected delegate
to the National Association OF Dental
Examiners which meets at Minneapolis
the last Of July.
AS soon as all papers are examined
and sent to the secretary. those who
passed successfully, will receive official
certificates.
Tho board adjourned to meet In Rich
mond on the second Tuesday In June,
1908. or at tho call OF the president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
Y. NJ. 9. A. WORK..
Interesting Figures. In Annual Report
OF State Committees.

"t|H1sisI OF StutC OOmnnNVGe0s x Z
Tho last annual report OF tho State
executive committee OF the Virginia
Young Mons Christian Association,
covering n period from February 1,
1906. to January 81, 1907. shows that
in Virginin-ten city, six railroad, one
street railway, one army, one navy
thirteen in small towns and twenty
three in educational Institutions. In
May last the to tai membership In Vir-
ginia was 0.601. OF whom 1890 were
serving on committees. There were
thirty-one reading rooms. 21.201 VOL
umes In libraries. and 381 pupils in
educational classes
Tho total expenditure OF the asso.
Citations for current expenses was $82,-
264.76. Tho value OF furniture. libraries
and 50 on. was about $4,000. In Bible
men and tboys-excluslve OF students
attended meetings during tho year.
Thirty religious meetings wero held
each week with IN average attendance
of $751; Nine hundred and forty-two
members professed conversion, ISL
uniting with churches.
The city work shows Richmond raised
$228.000 for q new building: Lynchburg
completed u building worth $4,000.
Petersburg sold its poorly-adapted
building, and. after paying q heavy
new building. Norfolk started the year
OF 1907 with $4,000 as nucleus to
put up a new building, and other cities
are working hard to equip themselves
creditably. Especial notice is given
to the fact that Norfolk has a gift OF
100000 for a. navy association building
in Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
~.
Az to Road building.

Captain P. st. julien Wilson, state
Highway Commissioner. was in his
office at the Capitol yesterday, having
returned from trip to Norfolk in
connection with the exposition boule-
ward.
Tho work on the road from Norfolk
to the Exposition Grounds is about is
per ceht complete" said Captain WIZ
son. and II would probably have been
finished except for the continued rains.
1T is going to be one Of the pref
test driveways in tho country, how
ever, and will be an ornament to that
section whenit Is completed. we are
nearly through with the work on the
other road from Williamsburg to
jamestown Island. and this. too, Will
be beautiful piece OF highway"
How are you getting along with
the general scheme OF road building
in the State?" was asked.
very well,' was the reply. I'VE
have just let to contract twenty-one
in Amherst county. and have adver-
tised for bids for building three miles
In Pittsylvania. The people are wax
ing UP on the subject Sof good roads,
and the new laws on the subject are
growing In favor each day."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
7 ~ . l-7-I- 7-I-7TTT q ~
DEFECTIVE WORK.

Just as an Intelligent detective sets
himself to discover the Identity of the
perpetrator Of crime that seems nays-
troubles Of his patients. He knows
that In most cases some Of the organs
OF the body are not performing their
Functions properly, and knowing that
In q large percentage lof cases the ac-
injuries whether his patient is consti-
aea i - the s psyssaap b knowy that
tion must be not y only ! soI !ss \, but
der to accomplish this certain muscles
must be g!yen new strength and elias;
medical mon pin their faith to a prep-
tation Of Ia o.. Fluid Extract Of Sen
e;agrada, so grains Blcarbonate Of So
do. "a @: water and H., ILL.,. o =; Sly.
teasponful at bedtime and before
each meal, the treatment being con-
the bowels This simple prescription
lcRn be pNt up by any good druggist,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
GENERAL RAISE IN RENTS.

Desirable Residence Properties to De
10 to Is Per Cent. Higher.
At least one real estate agent has
6cnt out formal notices announcing an
Increase OF rental figures from and
after September 1st The increase Is
about 10 or 70 per cent. in most cases,
and Is general, so far as. this firm is
concerned. It is said that other agents
will tako tho same action, and that
rents will DO raised from 10 to 16, and
In some cases 90 per cont. generally.
Tho reasons assigned for tho In
crease are tho greater cost OF labor
and building materials, the unusual
demand for desirable residence prop
critics and the limited supply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
GOVERNOR MAY Be
TAMM|ANY ORATOR
----------
Will Return from Exposition To-
Day and Decide This Matter
and Others.
CLEMENTS c NJ :: IS ON. THE RACK
Alexandria County supcrintend-
cnt to Answer to
Board.
CLEMENTS is ON The RACK

At the executive department yester.
Gay It was announced that Governor
Swanson would probably return to tho
city to-day. but he Is not expected ia
remain here long. as ne has arranged ID
remain with Mrs. Swanson at the
Jamestown Exposition the greater por-
ton OF the time between now and July
LIST.
Upon his return. the Governor will
take up and dispose OF number of
official matters that have accumulated
upon his desk during his absence, but
that have not demanded immediate con.
sideration.
His Excellency is yet undecided as
to whether he will be able to accept
Congressman Bourke Cockran's Invita-.
ton to make the chief address at the
annual powwow OF the Tammany So
ctety on July 4th. He Is much inclined
to accept, but pressing engagements
previously made may prevent.
Representative Cochran Is great
sachem OF tho society. and is anxious
that his friend and formed congress
sional colleague shall make what is
known as the long talk" at the
celebration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
TO Hear Gle ment Ia.

. Tho State Board of Education has
been called to meet at the offices OF
the department on Monday night, Juno
24th. TO take up the Alexandria county
case. to elect a division superintendent
for Chesterfield. county to succeed this
late w. A. Blankenship. and to transact
other business OF more or less import
ance.
The case from Alexandra county In
yolyes the official record OF Division
Superintendent James e. Clements.
AT the last meeting OF the board
Mr.. Clements was cited to appear be-
fore the body to show cause, IL any lle
can. why ho should not DO removed
from Office for failure to send in HIS
reports to the department, as required
by Jaw: II is understood that IN the
meanwhile most OF tho delayed papers
have been filed, but this may not suf-
fee to satisfy the board. as they were
not filed within the time prescribed
by law.
AZ any rate. the board will go into
the nearing. and give the Delinquent
officer an opportunity to say how 1t
all happened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
"Rosevooh' nj Auction.

The. estate known as "Rosowood .,
Including Young's Pond ana n hne
grove Of handsome oaks, hickory and and
olner ,rces' and containing about 200
o'clock by. Messrs. J. Jordan Lenkc
and John u. Mordecni, executors. Tho
property Is In one of the best neigh
borhoods, ana 10 accessible by steam
conducted by Mcssrs. N. ", I,owe 4
| Son, auctiOncorS -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
Affair. at v. NJ. I.

superintendent Of Public Instruction
Joseph D, Eggleston. r..will leave
county. He will go from there to at
tend meeting OF the board Of visit
ors Of the Virginia Military Institute
on Monday. He declared last night
that he had no idea who would be
chosen superintendent of the institute
to .aucceed Geueral Scott Shipp. --1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
1NsULTED WOMAN.
Warren Thompson Fined, and Wallace Wells
Mla- to Appear Tuesday.

fnod 1880 in tho Police Court yesterday
morning on the charrk OF trNpassing on tho
property OF Mrs. John Jordan and using
bad language toward hor Wallace Wells
was also implicated In tho charge. but
through mistake as to the time he did not
appear In court yesterday. His case will he
heard Tuesday. icy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
STOLE LUNCH BASKET.
w. A. Monroe Is Given Ninety Days on the

w. A. Monroe is Given Ninety Days on the
Charge.
w. A. Monroe. charged with stealing
lunch baskets from tho conductors and
motormen OF tho Virginia Passenger and
Power Company appeared in tho Police
ninety days in jail by Justice CrutchfrEd
after no had confessed to the theft. He
was caught stealing basket OF lunch be-
longing to e. L. Burgess from tho corner
Of First and Main streots. and was arrested
by Special Officer Emmett Taylor.
Tho heavy punish was emposed be-
cause OF the fact that such thefta work
peculiar hardship upon the motormen and
conductors, who, II they, miss their lunch
must go GIL day without a bto to eat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
New Hotel Opens.

Tho Guerrnnt. now hotel at Third ana
| Main StrectB. Leased and managed by Miss
Carrie Loftwlch. opened Its doors to the
public rocontly. Such y ArNt-class Ameri-
can hotel Is a decided addition to Rich
mond.. Tho hotol IL centrally located, aud
luncheon and dining parties soam to DO the
order OF tho duy. ti'fGf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
Holiness Meeting.

Al, nll-dny holiness rescue moeting will
bo held tomorrow In. tho West End Mission,
No. 500 West Cary Street. with services at
II A. NJ, $3.50 and 8 p. NJ Each service
VIII DO devoted TO tho interest OF gospel
rescue work Alssionarlos working in the
prisons OF the city viii speak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
Church Notices.
BAPTIST.

Baptist.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH {BRoAD AND
Twelfth streets).-The pastor. Row GEO.
W. MCDANIEL. will preach at both sor-
y!cos-11 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday School
o. 8. Mccarthy. supt) o:3o A. NJ. well
como to all.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-woRsH1P
at II A. NJ. led by DR.. r. II. PITT. and
Foreign Mission ~ Board. ssunday School q,
o:15sA.rM. Thomas II. starke. supt.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Beech street)-Rov. j.
at II A. NJ. and SIP. n. Sunday School
at OILS A. NJ Midweek prayer -meeting
"Wednesday at P. NJ.
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
CHARLES S. GARDNER D. D., pastor
Sunday School Mt $3.50 a. NJ. Preaching by
Rev. s. NJ. PROVENCE, D. D.. at II A. M,
and s:15 P. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday
at s:l5 r. NJ.
THE TABERNACLE BAPT1sT CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Meadow streeD--WM.
lLOCKHART BALL. pnstor.-Preaching at !
4. N. and 2. NJ Sunday School at ! $50 !,
| a. NJ. Prayer-meetins "Wednesday at =.
NJ. soats FREQ. Everybody welcome.
PREsBYTER1AN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-DR,
r. T. McFADEN. the pastor, will I'LL the
pulpit, both at tho morning and evening
Services, 48
| r
Raw RUSSELL CECIL, D. p. pastor.--sun-
day services at II A, NJ. and p. NJ We'd
nosday p NJ. Sunday School at 9:4b A. NJ.
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET PKEsBY-
Quoted by the pastor, Ienv. JERE W1THER-
| SPOON d. d.
CHURCH OF THE Nr-REv. j
CALVIN STEWART, D. D.. I6,stor.-Dlvlne
services to- n1orrow at y, a. N. and p NJ:
conducted by tho pastor, Sabbath School
$50 "a. NJ Devotional service Wednesday
j P. M. All welcome
4 CHRISTIAN.
i SEVENTH STREET CHR1sTIAN
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday ct II A. NJ. and
i 8 n. Nj conducted by the pastor. Rev. J, J.
HALEY. Morning subject Are 'a..T We Chris = Is
onth Hour"
MONUMENTAL cHuRcH-p1Y1NE SER,
vice at III A.. M, and p. NJ. Rev JOHN
Macon o., officiating speoial celebrat!so!T
OF tho Holy Communion at the II A., N
SERVICE commemorative Of the first celebra
tion In the church at jamestown three hun
drod years ago on third sunday afteF Ir'A
" LUTHERAN,
!, FIRST 1SNGI4lsIt LUTHERAN CHURCH
tcornor Eoyonth md Grace)--J. ]: sCltH!t
FER, Jr pastor-sabbath School $3.50; y q, A. \.
Possibilties." At this service Miss Hls!
Douglas Hamilton, Of staunton' VIII s,ns
.s,yss .S jost All s'ps
vtod. !, =. Z, :, >,~,,, Eli Il
!, (cornor Bel vidsra and Main Htreets).--sulin
day morning. u O'clock; supJect. ~. : ~! W
nys,s n sna
!. rea read groom ID located n the Chamber
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
ais o'clock. Mr.. j. carp will speak
to tho boys on microbes
Suntlny.school Excursion,

The Sunday schools Of Monumental
and ST. Johns Episcopal c.. arches have
chartered n train together for tho an
nual picnic, to be given "Wednesday,
Juno 10th, at Beach Park, West Point,
and many friends Will buy tickets and
go along with the children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
Mrs. Gln'. Exc,,r.lon.

Mrs, ]. r. Gin, superintendent OF the
Male Orphan Asylum, has arranged TO
run two days excursion 10 the
Jamestown, Exposition on the ttoumar
evening OF Tuesday, June Goth, spend
ing, tho goth and 27th at the oxpositio
and arriving IN Richmond on the re-.
turn trip. on tho morning of the 2Sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINT
Comparative Statement Of the
Earnings Of r., 7. & p.
/, Road.
,rIDEwA7ER's BIG DEBT
Veteran Writes Captain West
bury About the
Reunion.

The Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac has issued the following com
parative statement of earnings:
April, 1907-Gross earnings, s197, 1876;
o c,,Ao,o. no+ o,rn,ngs $50
80.
April, 190G-Gross earnings, S1G6,03S;
exuenses. 59,O67; net earnings, S66,971.
increase-Gross earnings, s31.oSS; ex-
penses. sl5.143: net earnings. s15,945.
July /, 1906. to April 80, 19O7-Gross
earnings, s1,563,S5O; expenses, Sl,OS4,-
695; net earnings, S47S,655.
Same period last year-Gross earn
ings, $l,S77.z29; expenses. sS9S,3O'; net
earnings, S4IS,922
Increase--Gross earnings, Sls6,l2l
expenses, SlS6,3SS
The Chesapeake and OHIO Railway
will bring In a special train from the
West Monday morning. carrying the
Decatur cadets, OF Decatur. H., who
are on their way TO the jamestown
Exposition The special Will reach
here at 1880 a. NJ, and the party vii
The boat will be held for them, and
will leave the wharf at O'CLOCK
There VIII be $50 men In. the party
sINey Will carry tlelr own IdIl ONS.
Captain c. w. Wcstbury, of the
Southern. IS in receipt of a letter from
q South Carolina veteran, who attended
the late reunion, The letter was writ
+ ten 10 thank CAPTAIN Westbury TO,
co,,rtns,ea ana ~ nraiso ma sarvica q,
~ tbn ala snid,ers " cnnc,usJ ~,
go, snaot - ,.,a,,,in,. ,ar,,,, -. ~
r,,..,,,,n,,a .a,,;,,,r 49, y
"There We're two points promi-
ncnuy mo ticeubie 10 stranger,
md thcy were of such IA nature ns
to commend themselves. One was
the conductors Of your street ears,
the uniform courtesy OF the con-
ductors in handling IL large ana
inauIsitiye number OF strunucrs,
who always received prompt una
civil rcuIies. md Tho uthcr was
likewise evidenced by the police
force. ,x,,o all ....,,,.I n,,.,,n. ~
am nfrn,h ,,n,,.,.nr ,,,,,, ,,'on,. no
NV 1his wi, II. ~. ,,., o. -,
n,.,,,.n,J,,, "
mr.. ..oa
~ 800 "a. t'le or wv
Lille i'ave ti'aue a ci'ahse IN thelr mea
usuiit' si ris.eau OF serving tapl
noes nrcaklasl as heretofore. the!
VIII hereafter serve club breakfast a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
SLEPT IN POURING RAIN.
Ono Man /. Fined and Other Was Punished

One Man is fined and Other Was Punished
by Officer.
Pleasant Wilson and William McWilliams
(colorod) wore arrested Thursday night for
sleeping on tho sidewalk. They were found
In u pouring rain. McN1lliams was given
thirty days In jail Wilson, whom arrested
showed fight, and It. REQUIRED a. few blows
to tho station, Justica Crutchrold thought
he had had enough punishment and he was
discharged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
Fined for Exnsclornilnr

iohn Oliver negro dude. was nneT 80
IN Inc Police Court yesterday morning on
Inc charge OF hpi'tns on the sidewalk. Ho
was seon BY Officor Yarbrough to spit ssy.
era limos on no pavement. and no was run
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
~ > - ~ y. $3.50 -
MIR. Denlft to Wed,

Cards arc out for the coming mar
rage Of Miss Mollie Levin to former
Deputy United States Marshall Sam
Bendlt
The date of the event has not yet
been decided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIsT,t sc1DNTlsTl
(cornor Helvidsra and Main streets2,,-'uuIhs r.,
Universe Uni n. Including Man. Evolved by Atomic
Forco7" Experience ana Testimony meeting ~,
every Wednesday evening e. s;so. tne
reating.roona IA located in the Chamber O.
Commerce Building, and Is open every week
day from 10 to. 2. AL are : coEd4!allly ",
Ylted. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

IN statement of operations for nine
months to March 3lst, submitted 10
they stock Exchange in connection with
the listing Of ylO,ooO,O00 Atlantic
Knoxville and Cincinnati Division
Ter cent, coupon bonds, the Louisville
and Nashville shows earnings of sac.
12s.52l. operating expenses Of saG,4aS'.
bSo. and net for nine months OF so,.
779.995.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

Dr. w. B. Palmore. OF st. Louis. NO.
the brilliant editor ana preA:ker. iwill
speak to the young n1ethodists OF the
city at Broad Street Church tomorrow
night. All the young peoples organ1-
cations arc especially invited. The SER
vice Is at 8:l6 o'clock. In the morning
the pastor. Rev. George II. spooner.
will preach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

Rev. .. G. G. Butts. pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist Church. will hold the
usual services at that church to-mor-
row at II A. NJ and SIS P. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

Regular services will be held In Ran
dolph Street Baptist Church, the pas
tor. Rev. w. p. Robertson preaching
In the morning on "Christ's Presence"
and In the evening on Jesus Scourg-
cd" Tho Willing Helpers Will meet at
3 P, M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

Rev E. L. Grace, OF Broadus Memo
rial Baptist Church, has chosen for his
subjects for morning ana evening, re-
specuyely, THE Tyranny OF the Weak
and The Disappointed Saviour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

The regular services OF First Church
OF Christ, Scientist, will be held at
~ A. Min Belvidere Hall. The sub
ject for discussion will be G'Ts the Uni
verse;, Including Man. Evolved by
A%or,fc Eorca y, 1fg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

Rev. DR.. B. G. Hening. will preach
at the Pine Street Baptist Church at
IL A. NJ, and Pastor Hutson will
preach at night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

FIRST ENGLIslI LUTHERAN CHURCH
fcorner soyonth nnd Grace)-J.s ]. 3SCIII1R-
Err Jr, pnstop-sabba thi School. 9:so;l1 AM.
morning service. subject OF sermon. "Man's
Possibillties." At this service Miss llls!e
Douglas Hamilton, Of staunton, VIII sing.
service. subject. ''Amusoments." All are IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15

Captain c. W. Wcstbury. of the
Southern. IS in receipt OF letter from
q South Carolina veteran, who attended
the late reunion. The letter was writ
ten TO thank Captain Westbury for
,courteses and to praise the service of
the Southern, Which hauled SO many
of the old soldiers. III conclusion, the
veteran speaks in glowing terms OF
Richmond, saying:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-28

The New York Independent adj
dressed the following question to
Senator McLaurin by telegram:
Gin the light of recent events, do
you favor a general treaty Of ar
bitration with Japan Which
Senator McLaurin answered as fol-
lows: Answering your question, |
do not favor general treaty Of ar
bitration with Japan in any event.
Our government should know and
do what is right towards all peoples;
then no country could have cause
of quarrel with us. If, notwith-
standing this, any government dare
provoke us that government should
be reduced to regret. The powers
of our government should be ex-
'erted to guard the rights of our
own citizens and maintain our own
ideas of government. Any inter-
ference by another , government
with these rights and ideas should
be Immediately checked, and per-
sistent interference severely punish
ed. Other governments should be
required to recognize and respect
our peculiar form of government,
defining and limiting by constitu-
ton State and National rights,
powers and authority. We cannot
submit to arbitration our form and
policy of government or the regu-
lation of our domestic affairs; nor
can we submit to arbitration any
question of our right to race pre-
ference and distinction. The