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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20
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4 = q
Hon. and Mrs. S. s. simmerman. OF
y,ythe. are at AIurphys. accompanied by
tteir little daughter. They are returning
remain in Richmond several days .S5 Mr.
smmermnn was n member OF the House
of Delegates 5, At the session IN when IN. IN.
motion that It was reeonsid erGd after AZ
Had been defeat ed. It was tabled for the
sirt,mernan was, cheering the tlght.of the
K southwest Virginia members against the
tonnage tax Bill. and there has always
been an fidea, which is not now denied.
that he had an understanding with the
lT.1ewater delegates that he exposition
I,idewater would join hands in shelning to
keep off the tonnage. tax At that session.
: Anyway Mr.. simmernans enjoyed the eX-
ha had something to do wit tn bringing II
into being, When seen at AfurphS's last
sh ths IN ns & s Ney aw
ling With milk and honey.
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller. Of he
Tinted States Supreme Court. arrived In
|the city yesterday afternoon TO- sit In the
uEised States Circuit Court r Of =, Appeals
s@Eson. Samuel Gordon Cumming, OF Hamp-
aa Section Of s the State and orme
here YESTERDAY arguing g, case before the
liastute political lesder. IN the Legislature
he was often put forward to champon the
Democratic side OF contested election
Ecuses, and generally. won out tHe Is ION
1.-The outside, looking I'M now, and being Mt 4
terney for u number of corporations has
considerable business before the Leglsla-
ture, HesWas here. during much Of the last
session and VIII most likely hays I, oecason
Swint en-; When asked about politics on the
Peninsula, MI, Cumming said I we are
beside the still waters now--nothtng OF ln-
sterest is going on. We have sent up
solid delegation Of Democrats to- tho Leg
K stature, as w6 always do, and there are
an other fights beforsssus lust now MI.
,rrpn,ming left for his home on an after
moon train, accompanied gby Messrs. r.. q. A
4 E,icisford and 70. p. Batchelor. or Newport
News Who appeared ON the opposite side
\ or the cuse he was arguing yesterday.
4 N senator Thomas Staples Mnrtin Is stlll lin
1.-The city. and was Ut the Westmoreaud
4 Cub last night, s s.Sjs
h Mr. William II, Worth. az razewcll, r Il,
a5sa,nang tho prominent Virglnians reglstercd
Lott the Richmond. Nv Wertb was Tho
Democratic cand ID III to for jeniltor lii lila
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REDFoRD. Died. on November i s..
1907, at 500 o'clock r. NJ. at his
home 20e Fast Clay Street. GEORGE
ELLIS REDFORD, in the seventieth
year of1his a ge.
TERSOON a :. o'clock from Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Internient at;
HOLLYWOOD.
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DEATHS


BARR.--Died.5 November is. 1907. at.
residence OF his brother, Henry Barr,
Ihirty-first and q Streets. JOHN
BARR. az
Funeral THURSDAy!AFTE
at Fourth Church az 2:s0 o'clock
Friends are cordially inytted to at
Is tend. 81
LIVSIE. Died. al the residence of her
! daughter. Mrs. NJ. j. Baker, 61Sj
North Thirty first Street yesterday.
Mrs. LAURA j. LIYSIE, IN the sig
tieth yearSof her age, after, an His
ness of long duration. Sllg Is sur:
yived by the following children. w.
& ID. Livsle. of Wakefield, Va; r. y.
Livsie, of Norfolk, Va: Mrs. NJ. 3.
Baker, f. A. and a. -. Livsie, Of
Richmond,
wood THIS ()Nednesday) AFTER
s NOON at $3.50 o'clock. Y Friends and
acquaintances invited toTattend.
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covered that he loved me and after
wards. that loved him. His love for
me was beyond expression" <
When asked to tell the jury how
she came to enter into her relations
with Brown. Mrs. Bradley said In
part: .
The Senator told me he WAS very
unhappy: fvery wretched. had told
him that lour relationship could only
result in grief and sorrow, and he re-
piled that he would stay by ms, all my
life. Finally he came to me and said:
Darling. we are going on together All
through life.'"
Mrs. Bradley then told of her. further
relations with Brown. She had felt
that 1t was very wrong. "but oh, it is
so hard TO tell ones feelings
Cared Only for Her.
Mrs. Bradley said she had agreed In
1901 that Brown should get divorce
and marry her. and when she had
warned him that IL would cost him his
position. he had declared that he cared
for nothing but .her. While they were
al Grand Junction, Mrs. Bradley con-
tinued. Mr.. Brown had assured her that
his arrangement for divorce was pro-
crossing and that a compromise with
Mrs Brown had been agreed upon.
Mrs. Bradley here detailed several
trips she made to several parts of the
country with Senator Brown. She
travelled as Mrs. Brown. she said. and
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TANII5S a. JOHNSON Sutton, Wy Virginia. JANUARY
.Duffv's Pure Malt Whisky

IS an absolutely pure dslaton Of matted being
fused ia have thoroughly matted thus destroying the
germ and producing liquid food form Of malt
essence the effective tonic stulan and
nown TO science ofened and its palatabliy
and injurious substances renders SO that it can be
retained by the sensitive stomach.
III Won wish to keep strong vigorous and have
cheeks the glow Of perfect health take Duffy Pure Malt Whisky
regularly according directions It dangerous to fill yourself
VIII thew poison blood while Duffy Pure Malt WINS
kew tones and strengthens heart action and pihe the entire
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Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for more than threescore years. Tsesi
daughters and one son survive her.
The funeral services We're held at the
house on Monday. and the burial was
In IVY Hill Cemetery. The Rev. D. Il.
Eutsler., her pastor, officiated.
Mrs. Annie CrabiIl.
[specialto The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA, November is.-Afrs.
Annie CrabtlI. wife of Mr.. j. Fl
Crabill, died to-day from cnmplica-
ton of troubles. aged forty-four years.
She is survived by her husband and
eight children.
Leona May Fool.
specinl to The Times Dispa,ch.I
SPOISfLVANIA.N VA. November b.
Leona May. only child of H. Percy a nj
Louisa Jones Pool. of Curlew, in this
county, died yesterday of inflammation.
Of the brain. Funeral services were
held to-day at . p NJ, and intermenf
made In the family GENE terry at Pool
homestead. -
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system. ne is recognized as a
family medicine everywhere.
Duffy's Pure Malt NhliisskIey has
stood severe tests BY skilled
chemists during the past fifty
years and has always been found
absolutely pure and to contain
great medicinal properties
CAUTiON.-Then you nsls Your druggist,
rrcccr5 or dealer for Duffy's Pure MAI
Whisky be YOU set the genuine snnns.. NY, s
,,Ii.key' and ia sold only In sealed bot
tiesE,,syer in bnlls Look for the trade,
nlar,, the "Old Chemist on the label, anu anu
i,r"Ien, Price. 800. Illustrated metiriu
booklet and doctors advice free Duiiy
Nlulk 5WliisIscy Co., Rochester, n. y.
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Charles AZ. ENalN.

oltUlstI
yyYTTIIiN,IELE, VA. November H.
Charles A.. Ewald one of the Oldest
residents Of Wythevllie died to-day at
of his age. II
Mr.. Ewald was born and raised In
WytheVlle, and had been identified
with the business Interests 81 ne
last year i'll health caused his practi-
ct,l retirement. He Is survived by two
sons--pr WiH Ewalu, OF Portsmouth,
tter Miss Gertrude Ewald, Of WSthe-
The funeral Will take place on
Thursday FROM 81, MarY's Catholic
Church, N38,$ 5aS,sast ag65 s
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DR.. Julinn, J. JensSins.

sPoTsYLvANlN,y A., November -.
DR.. Julian j. Jenkins. distinguished
surgeon and physician OF Moberly, Mo.
and the general medical director OF
the Iron Mountain Railway system of
the West, died at his home Of cons
sumption on Sunday last. 5Dr. Jenkins
WAS siXty-throe years old at the time
Of his death ana owned large property
interests in Missouri and Arkansas anu
d farm in sSpotsNlvania county lie Was
tha son of the late hilbert e. Jenkins,
~ fills yroIlll ty.sft57
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among tho prominent Virglnians Registered
Iatlsthe Richmond. Mr., yYertb was Tho
Democratic icand ato for Senator lii lila I
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afternoon at 4.i5 o'clock at the resi- 81;
dence of his daughter, Mrs. H. H., =.
MichauN: No. Ego LONDON don. stree tree Ror's'
'if He was j Confederate veteran, hay T
ing been nls,nbsg Of ,,,r,n the ,na so 1was
a,,d followed Sfagruder daring his
Peninsula campaign. and later Was
transferred to the Nlississlppi =, win Wy
nal corps under him
Major Lindsay was born at so li
Point but when quite boy ne nlevea
to Richmond and after tine close OF
the war returned to the Tidewater
section. residing in Norfolk county .l IN NJ
moved to Portsmouth.
He is survived bv six children--two
sons, George and A. y. Lindsay and
four daughters, Mrs. J.tsIs l4ane Mrs.
g. H Richardson Mrs. II. C,s AlicfluS
and Mrs c.. II. Palmer
3thfs morning for interment in Holly
wood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20

& senator Thomas Staples Martin Is $stlllsln
the city and was NJ the Westmorellud
cub last night, s sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-20

chief Justice Melville NV, & Fuller, OF the
tinted States Supreme Court, arrived In
the city yesterday afternoon to sit in the
Urited States Circuit Court of Appeals
here. and Is Registered at the Jefferson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
ROOSEVELT CAN 7
HAVE PAVEMENT
BRICK MAKERS CAN NOT SUPPLY
FHNTY BLOCKS FOR WASH
INGToN AVENUE TILL NEXT
SPRING.

Caifoites who have hoped that
Washington avenue would be paved
by the time the president comes or
even before the bad weather of win
ter sets ia. seem doomed to disap-
pointment, as City Engineer Thistle
wood has received word from the
Portmouth brick manufacturers sthat
they can not undertake to supply us
any brick till after the coming fall.
The manufacturers are over-run with
orders and can make no promises till
next spring.
There are other manufacturers.
but they can not ship by river. which
will increase the cost OF the brick
laid down here.
The only hope is. apparently, that
the Cairo Traction Company's track
will be. 6nished and the pavement
laid in the center of the avenue 20
the width OF 10 feet as provided for
in the ordinance-if the president IS
to have anything like decent drive
from the wharf to St Mary's PARK.
There seems to be some promise that
this viii be accomplished, although
the work Of eXcayating the hard. vel
low gravel pavement has brought IN
looked-for delay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
DON'T RUB AND SCRATCH
CURE THE SUMMER ITCHES
All Forms of Itch Caused BY Warm
Weather and Precipitation Can
Quickly Be Cured.

| Mosquito bites-netile rash--priclSly
be instantly relieved and quickly cur
ed by q simple wash Of oil OF winter
Igreen and other purely vegetable com
pounds. II you are troubled with
prickly heat, hives, rash or any form
of itch common to hot weather, do not
rub and scratch, thereby increasing
the itch and irritation and many times
resulting in a poisonous sore. Apply
a few drows of this liquid and in
stantly the itch is gone and you feel
soothed. Gained and relieved. Mos
quito bites, summer rashes, poison
ivy and the like will no longer trouble;
in fact. the second and third appll-
cations vii begin to allay the eruption
This liquid is known as d. d. d.
1t is the standard reli-
able eczema remedy and we positively
vouch for lis effectiveness in all sum-
mer rashes, mosquito bites, poison
ivy, etc.
HERMAN C. SCHUH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
NEWS OF RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
PROSPECTS OF CONTINUED DE.
CLINE H e, ALTHOUGH
SLIGHT SYMPTOMS OF RISE
ARE NOTED ABOVE.

The river marked 27.s. feet on tho
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall Of . of foot in "a hours.
Rising rivers We're reported yester.
day from points above here ms fol,
lows: Pittsburg OF, Nashville OIL,
Florence 0,S Johnsonyille 10
The City Of Saltillo from Riverton
passed to ST Louis with q fair trip.
The Y. $. Snagboat John N, Ma
comb left for Natchez yesterday
morning.
The Dick Fowler was in and out Il
little late yesterday owing to biz
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
PROGRESS MADE
IMPROVEMENTS
BUSINESS HOUSES, RESIDENCES
AND STREET WORK EMPLOY
ALL IDLE MECHANICS AND
LABoRERs IN THE CITY.

The several building projects
started in the city are making goot
progress. AZ the corner of Seven
teenth and Commercial the new Hair
ness factory is going up. Contractor
Schatz has the collar factory up te
the ground floor joists and the main
building. fronting ON the avenue, will
probably be to that point by the enc
Of the present week AS rs known
there viii be two buildings. one 5OS
100 and the other 25xl00, three
stories.
The foundation for the new Marx
building on Commercial avenue near
Ninth street is being laid by Con.
tractor Fraser A large gang Of men
are busy mixing and placing the con.
crete. with the aid of machinery. The
brick work will probably begin next
week. This viii be 5ox10O. four
stories
The new business house Of the
Cairo Hyde and Fur company, at
Twelfth and Ohio streets, is up to the
second Iloor ioists.
The McHale building at Twelfth
and Washington is up to the second
floor joists. II will be 50xg0, three
stories.
Half dozen handsome new resi-
dences are in course of erection in the
city and score of "to let" houses.
Contractor Halliday has made an.
other start on the Cairo & Thebes
contract, the cinder pits, turn table
and round house; and is working
big force Of men doing the eXcavating
for the Cairo Traction companys
avenue tracks.
Garner & Hanes are putting in
sewers on the west side Of the city:
new cement walks are being laid in a
lumber Of places in the city,
When the river has gone down
light feet more the Rich Construction
company can begin work on the big
sewer The river is falling at the
ate Of foot per day with prospect
4 rapid increase in the rate. Next
week should witness the breaking of
round on this big project
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
MOTORCARJ JUMPS
TRACK At CURVE
NEW MoTORMAN THOUGHT THE
CURVE WAS BLOCK AWAY
AND DIDN'T PUT ON BRAKES
mo ONE HURT.

One of the big new cars of the
Cairo Traction company, No. 10l, ran
off the track at the corner of Eighth
ana Walnut streets last evening and
had it's front crushed against one of
the big trees which stand at the curb
OF the street. There were eight or
more people aboard the car and
while all We're badly iolted none was
hurt to speak of.
II appears that the car was being
run by a new motorman who was not
thoroughly familiar with the road. At
hap is that he thought he was at
Ninth street instead of Eighth. and
did not check up the speed of his car
when he approached the curve at the
latter street. The result was. when
the car came TO the corner the mo
mentum forward was so great that it
jumped the track and ran along the
street, going over the stone street
crossing and barely grazing one big
tree standing at the corner. went
@tuhCh dbdiilHA th' StNohHs anu 'diA'
u a stop, right side up but with its
nose slightly smashed
The wheels of the car made little
impression on the gravel pavement
and the speed Of the car was not
checked till the wheels struck the
street crossing after the front had
passed the first tree. Had the car
struck this tree. which it barely
grazed. the damage would have been
much more serious and some Of the
would probably have been
seriously hurt.
AS il was the damage was not great /
and the car viii probably be in ser. I
vice again in a few DAYS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
MANY BUY STOCK
In Matterforn Mining and MtInn9
Company-President Hunt Goes
Goes to Chicago.

Jesse Ora Hunt president of the
Matterhorn Mining and Millinf Com
pany left last night for Chicago to
lake charge of the companys Office
Tor two weeks, during the absence of
George f. Dickson. the secretary.
The latter will leave in a day or two
for Telluride, Colo, to superintend
the erection of buildings and machin-
cry on the property of the company,
which is located near that place The
sale of stock has been very satisfac
Tory to the officers of the company
and they now claim that they have
enough money on hand to pay for all
and buildings and to oper
ate the mine for several months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
DISTINGUISHED PASSENGER.

The steamer Saltillo, in port yester
lay, had among her passengers Capt.
CIV. Hill, the retired wealthy steam
boatnan and one Of the organizers
Of the Eagle Packet company back in
the COS, and serving as treasurer Of
the company for forty years with dis
tinction, who is making the round
trip for pleasure on the steamer ac.
companied by three of his grand
children Capt. Hill was second clerk
on the steamer Edward Bates when
she burned in the harbor of the great
lire of l849 in St Louis. when there
we're twentyone other steamers
burned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
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library MI. sutherland was formerly
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt Yer
non viii continue falling during the
next or days. Az Paducah ami
Cairo, will continue falling during the
next or days.
The Tennessee at Florence, viii
continue falling during the next IS
hours, passing below two foot stage
Tuesday At Johnsonville. not much
change during the next &c hours.
The Mississippi from below St
Louis to Cairo, will continue falling
during the next or 3 days.
N. NJ CUNNINGHAM,
Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

Obedience Is onr universal duty and
destiny: wherein whose viii not bend
must break; too early and too thor
ouehly We cannot be trained to know
that "w0uld.- in this World Of enrz.
Is mere zero to should. ana. for
most part as the smallest Of fractions
even 10 shall. --Carlyie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS !:
,nrnnge pnra ~ 49, Aa. !

! Grange Park, one and half miles
east 81 Villa Ridge, viii be the an.
nual midsummer picnic ana festival
which occurs August N to ~, 1907
Also the Pulaski County Farmers In
stltute which occurs in Oetber. This
comfy is to act in conjunction with
Alexander and Union counties, so the
committees should get together and
get UP good program,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
OF palaver tonight


Is an expression as old as the race.
No doubt the rising and setting Of the
sun is the most regular performance
in the universe. unless IL Is the ac-
tion Of the liver and bowels when
regulated with Dr. Kings New Life
pills. Guaranteed by all druggists
- cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.


The city council viii meet tonight
IN first regular session this month.
Aldermen have had a chance 20 catch
their breath since the last meeting
but there is no reason to assume that
there viii be any unusual quantity
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
ILLINOIS MASON DIES.

Bloomington. ILL.,. Aug 5.-Captain
J. II. c. Dill. age Il years. for thir
teen years grand secretary Of 1IliEois
grand lodge Of Masonics, died sud
denly tonight Of neuralgia of the
heart
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
here.

Mrs Losing, of Sikeston, Mo-, who
has been the guest of Mrs. VIM. Ken
needy the past few days leaves for
her home today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
a-rmanr,. Ls.a psnsII Espor...

Germany exports more than s.eee.-
coo ooa lead pencils every y mosifs-
They are shipped TO foreign countfies
sf the rate Of over lo.o0o. 600 day.
counting zix days u the week
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

Greece is said 10 be the poorest
country Of Europe Her total wealth
amounts TO s1.0o0.000. 900. or about
half that OF Switzerland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
wEYER-coRD PLANT BURNS.

Chicago. Aug 5.-The Mever-Cor
LithOgraphic Plant On west Lake
Street burned tonight The loss IS
500. 900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
TIME TO ACT.
A Little Care Will Save Many Cairo
Readers Future Trouble.

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See that they have the amber hue
Of health:
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain no "brick-dust like" sedi-
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for
You.
They watch the kidn, US and cure
them when they're sick
S. W. Shoemaker. 22G Ninth street
Cairo, Ill.,, says "To or three years
ago ] began to have pains in my back
and hips and would often get up in
the morning feeling worse than when
| went 10 bed. I would be so lame at
times that / could not rest and every
bone in my body seemed to ache My
wife procured a box of Deans Kidney
Pills for me at Schuh's drug store
and ! began taking them according To
The effects were marvel
Gus in very short time and | re-
ceived great relief" From statement
made in 1900
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
Confirmed Proof.

On February. 14th. 1907. Mr. Shoe
maker confirmed the above by saying:
Il still hold the same opinion of
Doan's Kidney Pills as WREN ! first
used them seven years ago. They did
wonders for me at that time. and
since ] have recommended them 10
my friends and they received a cure
after other remedies had failed.
Deans Kidney pills are superior to
anything ! have used"
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