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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

Harness should always where prac-
tlcable be cleaned while fresh from the
animal. warm with its body heat, 70
obtain best results. except on washing
days then It does not matter. II II
comes In wet II rhust be handled"
(massagcD until II Is dry and supple.
using sparingly some pure OIL. meats
foot for choice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
Water For cattI..

Give the COWS nothing but pure wa
ter. They should never be allowed 10
drink from n stagnant pond. There
are usually enough germs In the av-
eragc pond Go contaminate the butter,
no matter how hard the buttermaker
may strive TO make a FIRST grade prod
NET
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
remarked Anrrgnr.

Eyes. dear, II Is. And I'm so sorry"
Alright was as pleased as Punch at
this new tone. and he never had cause
to regret the stratagem. which Is still
n mystery 10 the lady, but Is perfectly
plain to Teddy's brother and friendly
policeman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
The SPORTING WORLD


Probably the ablest ~ round rum
ner OF the United States Is Melvin
Sheppard. the Philadelphia lad. now a
resident OF New York.
He has run the half outdoors In
minute SO 3-5 seconds. Indoors he has
run relay races In ! minute "a 40 sec
onds and minute 80 40 seconds and
has gore the distance from standing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

Soak all night IN buttermllk. Next
day rinse. Wet with lemon juice. and
rub into the spot all the salt the juice
will hold. Lay In the sun ms long as
the sunshine lasts. Soak overnight In
clear water, and should a sign oftthx
stain remaln,repeat the whole proce
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

Applicant-What does n marriage H.
cense cost? Clerk-Well, really, It's
hard TO tell till you've tried one for
fifteen or twenty Philadelphia
inquirer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
k.snlna the MIL Sweat.

Under no conditions should anything
be added 20 milk 10 prevent It's sour
Ing. Cleanliness and cold are tho only
preservativcs needed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

The bachelor sultan OF Rabbitland
Met lady as sweet as honey.
She gave him her hse~t. and sho gave
him her hand.
And the day OF the wedding was sunny.
Tho wedding banquet was very grand:
The sultan spent lots Of money.
I The lady now rcigns with him DER the
land:
a They call her suitana Bunny.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
Flower stand For Windows.

An entirely new arrangement OF
flower stands has been patented by an
Illinois man, but the construction be-
ing exceedingly simple II requires little
skill 10 make one. AS shown In the
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auf $1,000 bslaufsu, sesen nur 10000
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
STOKES TO HANG
ON MARCH 9TH
Negro Who Murdered Nelson
Price Says He is Innocent
Of the Crime

PETERSBURG. VA, January 6.-The
negro. Algie Stokes, who was convicted
OF murder In the first degree in the Cir
cult Court of Nottoway last Friday was
yesterday sentenced to be hanged on
March sth next. Stokes stabbed Nelson
Price, colored, to death on street In
Blackstone, August 18th last
Sentence was pronounced by Judge j..
NJ. Mullen. of this city, who has been
holding court for Judge Walter a. Wat
son. In reply to the usual question as to
whether or not he had anything to say
why sentence should not be pronounced
against him. Stokes replied that he was
innocent of the crime charged against
him.
Special services were held at the City
Almshouse this afternoon by Rev. c.
Braxton Bryan, rector Of Grace Epsco-
pal Church, who made a brief address
to the inmates. After the lservices
Christmas gifts prepared by the board
of overseers of the poor were distributed
Preparations are being made for n big
masked festival at the Washington Street
skating rink next Thursday night, for
which purpose the management has placed
the use of the rink at the disposal of tina
Petersburg Lodge of Elks. Prizes will
be given to the best characters in cos
tune, and handsome gold medal will
be presented to the most graceful skater
among the ladies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
TO ASK DELAWARE
TO MAKE EXHIBIT
President Tucker, of Jamestown
Exposition, it at Dover to
Urge Appropriation.
sHIPYARD PEOPLE MAY STRIKE
Ask for Increased Pay, and Are
Awaiting Developmcnts-Mr.
Hubbard President Club.

NORFOLK, VA, January s.-Hnrry st.
George Tucker, president, and other ex-
position officers left here tonight for
Dover, Del, for the purpose OF Inducing
the little Diamond State to make an APP
preparation for building and exhibit at
the jamestown Exposition. 1t is not
doubted by the officials but that Della
ware will act favorably on the proposi-
ton.
The Boilermakers and Shipbuilders'
Union of Norfolk want an Increase of
pay OF so cents a day. and unless the
increase Is granted strike Ia likely to
result The union has appealed to the
national organization for instructions.
AT a meeting OF tho Virginia Hotel
Mems Association, to be called to order
at the Pine Beach Hotel on Tuesday
next. the matter OF entertaining the
visitors to the jamestown Exposition Will
be taken UP. Most OF the members Of
the association expect to be here, and
the meeting will continue for two days.
Rabbi r. s. Cohen, pastor OF Chef
Sholom Temple, OF Norfolk, has gone to
Brooklyn, n. Y. for the purpoae Of con-
sidering a call extended him by Brook
lyn synagogue. It Is thought that he
will accept the call.
Mr.. J. Leighton Hubbard has been
elected president OF the Virginia Club.
the most exclusive organization for men
in Norfolk. 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
MANY CAME BACK
FOR HOLIDAY WEEK
These Have in Most Cases Re-
turned and New Store Settles
Down Again.

NEW STORE. VA, January e.-The
Chriptlnas holidays have passed, and the
large number of young people who have
been in the neighborhood with parents
and friends have returned to their new
homes, schools, and places OF business,
many in distant States
Mrs. Ethel lie Grand j. Morris, who
has been visiting the old roof-tree at
New Store, has returned TO Boston to
resume her duties upon the artists stan
of the Modern Priscilla Magazine
Mr.. Henry Louis Forbes, a most popu-
lar and accomplished young yirgnian,
more recently OF South Carolina, spent
the Christmas with his parents at
'olesho." He has returned to the princi-
s 3. e. o. ''e n's'' S'n''' at f0'' Lawn
Mr.. Ernest Jones, student In the law
department at WASHINGTON and Lee Uni
versity, and Maben sommerviile Jones,
OF Columbia, S. c., spent the holidays
with their parents here.
Mr. Wiley b. Morris. expert bird and
turkey huntsman. who has had most
successful hunting trip TO his old haunts
in this neighborhood, has returned to his
work with the Harker Pottery Company,
OF East Liverpool. Q.
Mrs. William Harness, OF Rosemary.
y. c.. has returned to her home, after a
two weeks visit to her PARENTS here.
Misses Lucy Elcan. Graham Trent.
Louise Jones, Hattie Crute, Louise
Forbes and Cassie Du Val have returned
to their studies at the State Female
Normal School, Farmvile. Va.
Mr. NJ C. Elan. one of the most popu-
lar men of the county, who has recently
suffered severe attacS nf sickness. is
improving. His children, who were sum-
moned by telegraph to MS bedside, have
returned to their homes.
Mr.. Louis DIbrell Jones, who WAS re-
Gently so badly injured ny his pet deer.
is still crippled up to some extent, bat
is almost himself again.
Old Uncle" Nelson Brooks, who left
his sickbed to help Mr.. Jones when the
deer attacked him. has since died, pos
sibly from the infirrnities OF age; but he
bore TO the grave the unhealad wounds
made by the antlers Of the Infatuated
stag.
The negroes are having many weddings
and fairs. many Of which prove. before
breaking up, verirable shooting-matchesI
and cutting scrapes. At one dance, hell
near here, one young negro, Peake by
name. was shot through the body and
killed. At another Edmund Jones was
shot through the foot and seriously hurt.
Labor is exceedingly scarce. 1t is al
most impossible now to get servants to
do cooking. washing and the usual SER
wants work
At one of the negro churches near here
a well attended meeting WAS recently
held at which the speaker. colored
preacher. made a powerful appeal to his
audience to refuse to do any kind OF
work for the white people. He said:
They brought you down to the kitchen;
now they want to get you into the wash
tub Refuse to do any kind of work for
them" 1t seems, from appearances, that
many have taken their leaders advice.
The white people hereabouts are rapidly
learning to do their own work and to
ignore black help entirely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
AMELIA NEWS.
Much Money is Being Expended
n for Roads and Bridges.

| AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA. January
| s.-The county board OF supervisors met
here to-day They issued many warrants
| for considerable amount OF money, the
| principal one being TO w. r. Dunnavant,
| superintendent Of roads and bridges, for
| 81 100 to pay for road work. Notwith-
standing these heavy payments there Is
| the greatest dissatisfaction with the con-
| dition of the roads and bridges, they being
nearly impossible in many directions
| Among the other payments of the board
| of supervisors was the bill OF DR.. Nelson.
| amounting to SIS, for holding the autopsy
| on the negro who was shot and killed by
two OF his companions during Christ
mas
DR.. Geo C. Eggieston was also paid $50
for services at the county poorhouse.
The board also examined the jail and the
| courthouse. and determined to have neces-
sary repairs put on both to make them
safe and secure.
No successor to Mr. VIM. r. Dunnavant
as superintendent of roads and bridges
was recommended. and he was author
lied to hold on to the position. Nor WIS
any further action taken as to the sale
OF the county mules.
The Amelia Chapter, Daughters OF the
Confederacy. Mrs. Thos. r. Hardaway,
president; Mrs. S. A. wootton, treasurer,
and Mrs. j. c. Eggleston. secretary. held
meeting to-day and determined to cele-
orate the birthday Of General Robert E.
Lee on the 10Th by public meeting In
the courthouse. There will be appro-
pirate music. an address by DIR. Jos. W.
southall and presentation OF crosses OF
honor to the surviving veterans. The
public is cordially invited.
L. Congressman r. G. Southall was here
to-day and will return to Washington
Monday.
Presiding Elder Dr. Witty. of the
Farmville district, conducted conference
here to-day in the Methodist Church. and
will preach tomorrow again.
The weather has been beautiful ever
since the New Year began. and people
are getting busy again after the holi-
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
GRAF 7 DOES NOT
FOLLOW Thief
Engineer A. B. Wilson Takes
Issue with o. w. Sager Re
parding Conditions at Panama.
ONLY ONE GRAFT CASE KNOWN
Says That Stories Emanate from
aIrish Consulate and Grow
with the Drinks.

- , NJ A
Lf ~ w. 'a
D. Wilson. formerly of the united states
engineering corps, in an interview here
..... f,..,. win oliver w. sager of
'an'e '''ue i 81
Findlay. o., In WhicH Una. seh'ie'aah u'
clares that graft follows the flag" Mr.
Wilson says:
Graf. don't follow our flag. The state
ment made by my colleague, Mr.. Sager,
has been made on hearsay and cannot
be confirmed. Having been down on the
panama Canal before the United States
houpht Il. and later with the first en-
.,noers 10 On dow,, with Mr. Wallace 1
90, ~. cond,tions a. their worst. Mr..
g., s,-o,n rho CHEZ mechanical engi-
80 Ia NAV whosa integrity Is above
a,,as,,a, Mr. strom bought everything
~, ,,r,n az bis successor does now.
a. ~, ~, colleague ia referring to
-, 80. a,,,o,r, Of machinery now on the
ss,h,nns and which was there since the
~. ~, E,ro,ct, d,vs, n SO. I agree
80 ~, ,ho, q, enormous amount was
",.a ,or engines which apparently
I'll, meyer be usea but II he goes
s.ano into Tho matter he will find that
.evantv.aye mar cent OF the machinery
could be used, II up o-date Yes. seven-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
BIG FOX HUNT.
Long and Exciting Chase-Gossip
About Mathews People.
specIal 10 The Times Dispatch.

tEE4cIal 10 The Times -DlSpaSSu.l .
MATTHEWS VA. January 5.--some Oh
Mathews's society people Joined in a
hir fox hunt on New Years Day The
chase was a. long and very exciting one.
Some of those riding were DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Roy Hoskins, DIR. and MIS-. ,aii
Clifford White Miss Adele Huniey ana
Mr.. Mcsherry Hunley. After the hunt
nm informal reception was given by MIS-.
Carl Clifford White.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence Seisie mas re-
turned To Hotel Mathews. after having
spent a month in Richmond Visis'ns
friends.
Mr., Charles Brown, of Richmond, was
,bo quest of Hon. George Y. Hunley dur
Miss Mary Gibson Hunley. who is at
+end,ny the Woman's College. In Rich
mond. spent Christmas with her parents
here.
nett left Wednesday night for Williams
burg
Roads gloucester county. has recently
purchased "Hyco.' the handsome resi-
aence OF Mr. Samuel Richardson, this
place
one OF Baltimore's most noted sur
peons DR.. Blake spent Sunday with his
brother Mr. Poke" Blake.
Dr. A. Greyson Walden spent Christmas
with his parents on the Eastern Shore.
Bishop Gibson held confirmation services
at Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday
last.
The Rev. Henry Lane is spending a few
days with his parents, Or. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Lane, at Woodstock.
The Rev. NJ, Jeffries. who has been
stopping at the Chamberlin Hotel, at Old
Point, spent few days in Mathews this
week as a guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. B.
Cooke. at the rectory
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Baker are spending
some time in Richmond
Mr. Floyd White left Wednesday for
Atlanta, Ca, where he has accepted a
position with the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
The Weeks Calendar.

Monday-Miss Whitfield will talk at
Woman's Club in the afternoon on Her
aldry: It's Uses and Abuses Progressive
euchre In evening at Virginia Club, given
by Senior and Junior lakewood Memo
rial Associations. Stay-at- Home Whist
Club. In the evening, with Mr.. John
Tyler.
Tuesday-Mrs Harry Randolph wayt's
tea, from 4 to P. N. Tuesday German,
in Masonic Temple Tuesday night, from
to u Milton Work Whist Club, in the
auditorium of Woman's Club. in after
noon. Miss Grace Sands to discuss
Renaissance Sculpture in Italy"
MISUNDERSTANDING of Richmond Chap
ter. United Daughters of the Confederacy,
in Lee Camp Hall, at II A. NJ. Literary
Round Table at Woman's Club. in the
afternoon. Wedding of Miss Irving With
ers Wright TO 6Ir. George ~. Shepherd,
in Seventh Street Christian Church, ut
6 P. NJ.
Thursday-Mrs. j. ]. Hickok and Mrs
James E. Cannon give a reception al
Woman's Club, from to p. NJ, in
honor of Mrs. Ivan Maltby and Mrs.
Stuart Neville MichauX. Kate Wheelocll
Whist Club, to meet With Mrs. C.. E..
Wingo of No. so2 Park Avenue.
F'riday-Mrs. Coleman Wortham's re-
ception. from 5 to l.. NJ. at ner home,
NO. al East franN.lH street.
Saturday-Reception at Deep Run Hunt
Clubhouse, after the meet in the after
noon. Weekly afternoon hop at Hermit
age Golf Club.
Mrs. Miller Present.
Mrs ]. Mason Miller and little Miss
Margaret Miller are visiting friends in
Staunton. Mrs Miller was a member of
the receiving party at one of the most
elegant receptions of the winter, given
Thursday evening last by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Erskine Miller and the Misses Miller,
in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Warwick,
Mrs. Miller was beautifully gowned in
white net, with silver spangles, and Mrs.
Erskine Miller who Is we'll remembered
here as Miss Gladys Frazier, was beau
tiful In white lace over white satin, with
diamonds.
Benefit Card Party.
The card party to be given this evening
by the Senior and Junior Oakwood Me-
mortal Associations promises to be very
attractive, The entire lower floor of the
Virginia Club will be thrown open, and
every effort will be made by the ladies in
charge to add to the enjoyment of the
evening.
The revised list of committees is as fol-
lows: Reception, Mesdames Hughes,
y,
Beverldge, M. n. Howard and Edwards;
candy Misses Julia Yeager, Daisy Han
cock. Mary Curtis, Marie Curtis, Mamie
Waddy, Verna Atkinson, Grace Schermer-
horn, and Mrs. Abner Coode; decorations,
Mesdames Hasker. Riddick, Hiram Ander
son, Richard ralley, Elicit, Ernest Moore,
Kellem, Richardson, Brown, Talley,
Clarke, Misses Gary and Andrews; re-
freshment, Mesdames Howard, New, Car
ter, Moore Talinferro, Graswit. The re-
freshment committee viii be assisted by
the Following young ladies: Misses JAMIE
Walsh, Mamie Miller Hasler, Points,
Murray Bates, Caroline and Sadie De
Jarnette.
In Honor OF Misses Newcombe,
Mrs. John L. Grigg. of No ~ North
Twenty-fourth Street, entertained at
delightful New Year reception in honor
OF Misses Fossie and Macy Newcombe,
OF Washington, and Mrs Rhoads. Of San
francisco.
Mrs, Grigg was handsomely gowaed in
black point d'esprlt over tatfeta, and was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
TWO JAIL BIRDS
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE.

CHATHAM, VA, January 6-George
Shelton sentenced to three years In the
penitentlary for grand larceny, and James
G. Jennings. serving jail sentence of
thirty days for malicious wounding es-
capped from Pittsylvana county Jail Sat
urday night by digging through the wall.
Later Jennings returned and gave him
self up. The prisoners tare always locked
in iron cells every night, hut the jaller
failed to lock the cell in which they were
confined,
Shelton was seen at Franklin Junction,
Va, this morning, and the sheriff Is OF
the opinion that he is now hiding around
his home, about twelve miles from this
place. 5
kilograms have been sent in every d.
rection, describing Shelton, and every eff
fort win be made to- capture him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
SERIES OF LECTURES.
DR.. Woodward to Speak at West
End Public School.

DR.. f. C. Woodward, of Richmond
College, will deliver an interesting
course of lectures at the West End
public school at P. M. on the Four
They will be given in the following
order:
Thursday, January 10th, 1.-THE Saxon
Norman Period" Thursday January
18th, 1.-THE Eliznbethan Period; Thurs
day January gath, 1.-THE Restoration
PERIOD; Thursday. January 3lst. The
Early Modern Period"
Given under the auspices Of the Rich
mond Training School for Kindergart-
ners, tho lectures are open to thu, pun
lie. and will take place In the kinder
garten rooms of West End School, at
Main and Lombardy Streets