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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Weak Heart

Upon the heart action depends
not only health, butlife. Ifwcak,
the circulation is sluggish, and
the supply Of nourishment dinlin-
ished. It also>fails to carry Off
impurities. Disease follows from,
decay and stagnation. DR.. Miles
Heart Cure stimulates the heart
action by strengthening the heart
nerves and muscles.
81 had frequent sinking spells. some
times as many as three In day, during
beating, necessitatng the calling Of a
physician. TO resuseitats me. Before ,Nn,
Heart Cure the sinking spells had ceased
and took altogether Ave bottles for a
REBEcc,A BENNET, indianapolis, Ind
+ first bottle falls TO benefit. money back.
MILES NEE lcAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
: y
Seventy-seven
for Colds and
q ri ?

II you have Aching Bones
Fever, sneezing and Blues, yot
have the Grip.
With aching bones, fevcrec
bodies, sneezing and depressed
mentality, thousands are in the
grasp Of the Grip.
If you will keep Humphreys
"Seventy-seven' handy Git fits
the vest pocket), and take it al
the first symptom, you will moi
have to lay up, but, can keer
about your business. This ap,
peals to busy people.
At Drug Stores, IS Gents.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. Cor
William and John Streets. New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
STANDS ON RECORD
STUART DECLARES

N1oHtinued from First PageD
put upon the stand questions eliciting
this testimony. After leaving the
stand. you expressed to me surprise
mat questions were not asked you nv
counsel for Judge Rhea. which would
nave afforded you the opportunity to
TESTIFY to the points which you thought
would have been in Judge Rhea,s favor.
l communicated this Information 10
Judge Rhea. whereupon, Mr. Irvine
and myself sought meeting with you
which was held at the Westmoreand
Club, In which you reiterated your
Willingness to give the testimony which
You offered to give on the day pre-
vious, expressing at the same time the
same apprehension as to the possible
results on re-examination. I'VE, as
Judge Rhea's counsel. were still of the
opinion that we would not put you on
the stand. but referred the matter,
through Mr.. Irvine. to Judge Rhea,
who concurred with us. in this con-
clusion.
] was not present at the time OF the
Interview had between Mr.. Irvine and
yourself in the early stages of the in
vesttga ton. nor did Mr.. Irvine tell me
of this interview, but the impression
was created on my mind before the
close of the investigation. by whom
! cannot say, that you had been in
lterviewed by some one of Judge Rheas
counsel as to the advisablity OF hav-
ing statement from you in his be-
half. Yours very truly,
A. A. CAMPBELL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Paid for Los, Of Hand.

Fl, L. Whitlook, who sued the Amer
lean locomotive Company for $4,000
damages for having his hand cut OF
while at work In the shops of the COM
pany. secured an award of $1,000 3Insthe
City Circuit Court on Friday. Motion
to set aside the verdict was made by
counsel for the corporation. and was
continued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Taft Club of Richmond

"A number OF citizens met last night in
the offices of DR.. B, A. Hord. No. 2sNO East
broad Street. for the purpose OF organizing
the TAFT Club OF Richmond The follow
ms temporary officers We're elected Pres-
dent, DR.. b. A. Ilord. and secretary MI, E..
/. Levy. The club will be- regularly Or
garized atgthe next meeting the date or
which VIII be ANNOUNCED !ater.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
THREE ARRESTED
Cocaine Joint Rnided by. omcers Last
Night.

cocaine joint hntded By Omcers Last
Night.
With supply of Coke otherwise
known as cocaine, which they were in
the act of dispensing to several shak-
ing and expectant fends, Earnest Har-
rison, Cally White and Mary Russell,
all colored, Were arrested by officers
kellam Bryant and Smith. who were
looking out for the Joints in the vicn-
ity of Seventeenth Street last night.
Along with others this place for
some time has been under the obser-
walton OF the officers, but it was not
until last night that sufficient evidence
was gained to Justify a raid. "A con-
siderable quantity of the drug was
procured, and will be kept at the sta
tion to be produced as evidence in the
Police Court Tomorrow morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Suprer for Members.

The Business Mems Club will have sup.
per fan IT'S members and their friends ON
Tuesday April 18th. At 5 p NJ AS the
club rooms Will NOT accommodate more thau
100. those Who irst purchase tickets Will
have preference Matters OF general public
interest will be discussed, The AFFAIR viii
be- in charge OF the committee on enter
tainment, Colonel John s.. Ha rwood tchair-
man, and Messrs John Landstreet and
Thomas p Bryan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Runn,,ny. Asks for He'd,

Harry Haldeman, neatly dressed
seventeen -Near.7old boy haillng from
Philadelphia, walked into the First
Police Station last night and asked for
lodging. He got room for the night.
He stated that Shis mother is hook
keeper in an office In Philadelphia
The charge OF being a runaway wsA
preferred against him. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Brown Sent On.

Harry Brown. colored, was in Police
Court yesterday morning on the charge
OF knocking Isaac Thurs ton, an onld
negro, In the head with a brick and
was sent on the grand Jury by Justice
Crutchtield. The assault occurred on
March 18th, since which time Isaac has
been laid up In hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Only ten cents a week
to keep yourself at your best. To
always feel as you feel on your good days.
Cascarets ward off all the little ills

,ascarets ward off all the little ills.
Primitive men did not need Cascarets.
outdoors plenty Of fruit and all Of their food
was coarse.
We modern people are different
We exercise too little, little fruit and is too
fine, too rich.
We can't have the bowels cogged up keep we'll
1t that the food retained
poons And those through
ducts intended to suck in the nutrment
So make choice. N
We must live to extent like the primitive man.
Cascarets.
cascar plenty does
The efects natural from the other,
The question Of convenience.
If LARGE
doses rarely, but a tablet at a time. a u
That is the way to keep we'll &5.
cascares tablets. They sold druggists,
IN bulk Be get the genuine with
y 50 cents as cents and Ss3gS s%8a
10 Cents per Box. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
GET A GOOD BARGAIN.
Mr.. Martin Points Out That the Gov
eminent Gets Site Very Cheap.
TspecIalto The rInes.pisna

[specialto The Times pispatch.]
NORFOLK. VA. March es.-Chair-
man >lvah H. Martin. of the James
town Exposition receivers, who re.
turned from Washington to-day, in
speaking OF the probability of the gov
eminent purchasing, the exposition
grounds for a naval training and coal.
.9ns station. declares that while it Is
admitted that the site is an ideal one
for the purpose, and will be one of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
SAVES GIRLS LIFE
Motormnn Creole Display. Presence OF
Mind in Quickly Stopping Car,

Emily Bailey, adopted daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bailey. of No. 2512
Venable Street. was saved from death
or serious injury on Friday evening
by the presence OF mind of Motorman
T. I. Creedle, under whose car the
child fell, She was within a. few
inches OF the forward wheels when the
motorman managed to stop the car.
after applying the reverse current ana
putting on the braces with all Ills
strength. The girl was taken to her
foster-parents' home, where eXamlna-
tion by DR. Upshur disclosed but slight
injuries. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

Montevale Dillon, brother Of w. d.
Dillon who is now In the cityjail on
the charge of robbing boarding houses.
was brought from Caroline county yes
Eterday by Detective Sergeant Mcmahon
clothes from Andrew Schneithorp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Dr. Kent 10 Lecture.

pr, Charles W. Kent protessorof English
littrature5at the University of Virginia, will
lecture on Tuesday night in the jefferson
Hotel auditorium under the auspices OF tine
Richmond Education Association, His sub
jecfl win he ideas. Ideals and dealsms Of
Education The lecture will he free to the
public, and all interested are invited TO at
tend T. tfts hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
WANTED IN NEW YORK
But L. T. Richardson, Renter of Auto
mObiles, Is stu Awaiting Trial IIarn

l.. T. Richardson, arrested here some
days ago on the charge Of hiring a,
automobile from the Motor Transfer
Company three days and not paying
the amount due. s75, is wanted BY the
New York antiquities, according to .
ters yesterday evening. So
Richardson stated that he would re
turn to New York without reuulsltion
papers. His trial in this city was post
poned, however, and on It's result de
ponds whether he will return to New
York, Here Richardson declared HIM
self to be a clerk of the American 10
connective Works, and said his home
was IN New Hampshire. Inquiry faiied
company ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
-FouEht aud Fell Tos; 8 ther.

Gertrude Johnson and Bettie Goode.
of bout the same degree of hlackness.
fought several rounds In house on
Seventeenth Street, and finally, rolled
out Of the door, Gertrude landed on.
har skull, and . long ash recorded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
President stevens TO Return.

kilograms received yesterday from. Mr..
George w. Stevens. president of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway who, with a party
Of friends is visiting In Mexico. stated that5
they would return 10 the United States In
fcw days, reaching Cincinnati about FRI
Gay. President Stevens Will probably coma
directly from Cincinnati to Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
No. :-Letter FROM Mr.. irvine.

I. BIG Stone Gap, Va, March %, 1908.
Hon. II. c. Stuart. Richmond. Va:
you 70 state more in detail than / did
in my recent letter to Judge Rhea my
recollection of the events preceding
and leading up to your evidence on
the witness stand in the recent Rhea
time during the first week of the in
vestigation and before Mr.. Campbell
returned to Richmond. was told by a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Was BADLY Reaten.

n James Nilsson, colored, OF No, 10S
North Fifth Street, was attacked by
Richard TAYLOR, colorsd, asst night and
badly beaten. Taylor was later arr
rested by Sergeant Kraft and Police
man Grafton. g ,SlS M siggss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

Court yesterday moving on the charge
of allowing minor to play pool in
his place. 1t was shown that the man
ager, believed the young man to be
ofrage,. and that he had played in the
Brunswick with his father Under
these circumstances Justice CrutchheldI
RENTED the fine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

Useful IN chronic cystltls, chr0n1c uyS'
EMERY and diarrhea, and some chronic
diseases Of the liver and kidneys.
These opinions as to the ingredients
of Peruna are held by all writers on
the subject, including Bartholow and
Scudder.
OF HYDRAsTIS, BARTHOL0W
SAYS ii is applicable to stomatitis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

the fall She was taken to the First
Station. where DIR, Young. OF the city;
ambulance. sewed herup. Both women
were locked up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
The foregoing statement of Mr.. stu.
art gives correctly the substance 81
what occurred between lis.
j, II. RULI4IT,r.sg

fS8I understood that Mr.. Irvine's visit
to me was TO ascert tain Iwhe ther I5woulti
II hea, His letterSto me s shows, that & 4
ssndea yortps to respect Q conadsnaa Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

RENTED Fine.
Manager Kelly, OF the Brunswick
Poolroom, was fined SIS In Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
No. 3-Statement of Mr.. Stuart, APP
nroxod hx, Mr R..llAfx


proved by MIR. Bullitt.
On Saturday, February 1st, Mr. ]. F.
Built, of counsel for the prosecution.
called at my house about 10 o'clock in
leave the house. Mr.. Bullitt told me
that he had heard rumors of letter
l had written referring to the congress
sional election of 1909, and that he
as witness. told him that / was
not feeling we'll enough to discuss
the matter. adding that I thought the
investigation had been closed the night
before until a few minutes before his
newspaper that it had been laid over
until Monday, February Sd. l told Mr..
Bullitt I hoped he would not summon
me. first, because. while / was not
care TO be in active hostility to him;
second. because my testimony would
be chiefly concerning the letter to
which he had referred and a telegram
of them. and anything else 1 knew was
purely hearsay, and that my entire
testimony, in my opinion. f called for
would be shut out, because, to my
rules of EVIDENCE that I knew anything
about. told Mr.. Bullitt that he was
on cold TRAIL" and he laughed and
told me an anecdote intended to convey
the 5lQea +tAdL / nad Whetted his CurioS-
lty but refused him any real infor-
nation.
AS he was about to leave he said that
he knew was a prospective candi-
date for Governor of Virginia. and that
If thought my appearance as wit
ness, summoned by the prosecution,
would injure my chances for election,
he would excuse me- I told him imme-
diately and With some emphasis that
I did not want to be excused on any
such ground as that, and conveyed to
him that If I had any admissible infor-
ma ton bearing on this case. one way
or the othep, or that II 1t was thought
necessary to call me as a witness, i
would not ask or accept immunity on
the ground that my appearance might
injure me POLITICALLY When he left he
seemed to be undetermined as to his
course. understood that he was to
talk with me again when relt hotter
before determining whether, lie would
call me or not, but I never saw or
heard from him afterward tim APP
peared in answer to the summons, on
the evening of February 3d. "a
Big Stone Gap, Va, March 81, 1908.
ssf 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

unintentionally gave me that impress.
sion I had then, and have now, the
same confidence in his absolute SINGER
ity and good faith that he has in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29

The bill. reported by the committee
as a substitute for the bill originally
introduced by Mr. Maynard, provides
for the immediate expenditure of $780,
900 In payment for the property. the
balance to be paid. without interest.
The Delta independent., 1908-08-21

AAAN%'ENDLh AbAA-'A-1 Avail
statistics TO prove my case. and l
know that II | mentioned the object
you would discourage me"
81 might have encouraged you In
stead. although confess that see
no reason for your making a speech.
What Is 1t aboutf"
Am | respectable. law abiding
and patriotic citizen OF America or
noi?' he asked in reply.
why. yes, OF course"
Am | an honest man?"
Certainly
"Then your question is answered.
Mrs. Bowser. you read the papers.
You know that we are passing through
an era OF corruption, political and 9TH
erwisc. Patriotism and honor are
dead and graft and dishonor reign.
The people no longer have confidence
In anything As matter OF fact, any
child ten years old can tell you that
unless something is done at once this
country is bound TO go 10 the dogs"
and you propose to keep IL from
such n calamity"
81 do | have hired hall. ] have
invited the honest men in the com
munity to come out | am going to
make n specch-a speech that will be
the beginning OF new era. | shall
show such an appalling state of af-
fairs that men VIII tremble. | shall
put their duty so plain that none will
dare shrink from It. | shall sound
the slogan OF n new Bunker Hill. II
my speech takes MS well as / hope for
| may organize n new political party
then and there. believe that new
party called the Bowscrites would
sweep this country from end TO end
aud restore the lost confidence and pa
triotism"
'Yes. II might" replied Mrs Bowser
In tones be,rnying her doubt. do
you expect n large crowd to hear you
speak,"
"Al the hall can hold and hundreds
probably turned away. There is n
widespread demand for reform. The
people are ready for 1t. 1t must come
or the country must return to bar
barlsm''
"And-nnd have you got confidence
IN Yourself as speaker
'"All the confidence In the world. II
is the one theme on which l can turn
myself loose. The papers tomorrow
morning viii tell you all about It. We
have arranged to have; five or six re
portors present. They will put large
shnrc of the speech In capitals and
Italics"
"Well. hope you VIII come out NIL
right. hut I'm sorry you went into It,
Hadn't you better run over your speech
with me before you deliver itT"
mo, maam, ! hadn't. ! know what
the speech is, and | know It's all right.
don't want you throwing cold water
ON II Mt the last hour. Neither do
propose that you shall take the credit
The Delta independent., 1908-08-21
BOWSER HIRES A HALL
Plans to Deliver Telling Speech,
but Audience Fails to Show Up.
PEOPLE DON'T WANT REFORM
Janitor and Two Reporters on Hand,
but They Had to Be There, as It Was
Matter of Business With Them.
Several Look In.

Copyright. 1905. by T. C. McClure.l
For four consecutive evenings Mr..
Bowser had spent two hours each
evening in the library and had refused
to explain his action to Mrs. Bowser.
She knew that he had been writing
and hunting up statistics. but could
get no further For four days and
nights he went around with deter
mined and heroic look on his face.
but as he came home on the fifth she
saw that some sort of climax had
been reached.
Had he invented n new style of bal
loon?
Had he bought a huckleberry farm?
Had he found n substitute for but
ter?
Had he found sure cure for hog
cholera:
Had he solved the potato bug prob
lem?
These and a hundred other ques-
tions fitted through her mind, but she
was to ascertain that Mr.. Bowser had
done nothing foolish. Having announc-
ed at the dinner table that duty called
him out that evening. he added:
'AIrs Bowser. it may be something
OF a surprise TO you. but / am going
TO make n public speech tonight. /
hired Locust hall and gave out notices
three days ago.
''Is that why you have been acting
so mysteriously for the last few even
ings;" she asked.
Had Been Posting Up.
There has been no great mystery
about IT, ! have had to have lot OF
The Delta independent., 1908-08-21
How. a Norman Flaure,.

She had worked her leap year pre-
rogativc, but he was trying to dodge
the issue.
~ appreciate your proposal" he
said, "but my income is not sufficient
for two"
"Oh. that's all right" she replied.
"when we nre married we'll be one,
you know."-puck-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-01
TO REPUDIATE
z PROPOSITIONS
EaANkERW CONVENTION WILL GO
on RBcoRp AGA. st GUAR
ANTY AND POSTAL BANK

11eDver,. Sept. 80. r. The regular
bnsinasa sessions of the American
3sRkerH association opened today.
Reputation Of the propositions for
the guarantee OF bank deposits and
the establishment. Of postal savings
banks az dangerous to the prosperity
of the country. were the feature of
the session.
The Keynote was struck in the
spee'h S 90, J. D. Powers, presiden,
o. hns aaen-Nstion, who declared that
"Ss eAnE deposit guarantee was dan
ger"os fsllnoy,f A vote or the proposi.
u.rhS will prohabl, lot be taken be
f'fs' tonnrr,sw, but tho feelina is so
Intense a,rtJ,g the bsnlers that there
VIZ! he s'sTtaly g. Speech r,ade during
u" cenp%ntton with the exception Of
The set add'assas that will net he
likely TO refer TO them.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-01
ALBERT BAL-KS ON
SECOND WEDDING
VIollNIsT SAYS HE'S ALREADY
MARRIED TO MISS HAosELE
ARE LIVING TOGETHER.

Cripple Creek, Sept. 30-(SpeciaD--
Hans Albert the eccentric violinist
and Grace Hadsell of Ottumwa, Ia,
are living here as man and wife.
When seen today Albert said:
My marriage is legal. If am sane
now I was sane then. shall not so
through the formality of another GER
emony. Besides, it's too much trou-
ble.' ''And expensive, too," added
his bride. Albert has rented cot
tage and has introduced Miss Hadsell
to his friends in the Cripple Creek
district as his wife Last night Pro-
Victor and ordered two turkey sand
wiches, two portions of stewed prunes
and told the proprietor that he was
going to have wedding supper.
Deputy District Attorney Gillette,
who prosecuted the case against Al
bert, last Friday received a telegram
from Mr.. Hadsel,l the girls father,
who is in Wyoming, saying that he
had received a telegram from Albert
stating that divorce proceedings had
been begun and that he need not
worry about his daughter.
Mr.. Hadsell had wired Mr.. Gillette
wanting him to know the status of
the affair This is believed to have
been a ruse on the part Of Albert.
Mr.. Gillette alleges that it is abso-
lutely necessary to hold another cere-
mony and that the former marriage
is null aud void. and that if the two
are living together, they are violating
the state statute.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-01
Continued on page 81.
TOWN OF SLATER
SCENE OF HOLD-UP
ROBBERS BLOW POST OFFICE
SAFE AND ROB TRAIN-oNE
MAN Is CAUGHT.

Des Moines, Sept. 80. - George
Neal, claiming Milwaukee as his home
was arrested this morning as he
stepped off a Milwaukee train and
confessed to being one of the armed
and masked gang of crooks which
took possession of Slater last night,
terrorizlng the residents. The gang
blew the safe in the postoff1ce, get
ting away with $500 cash and three
hundred stamps, held up a Milwaukee
work train, securing cash {. to the
amount of $3.50 and burglarized nu-
merous residences. Neal refused to
implicate his pals, who divided, going
to different Iowa cities.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-01
Gov. CUNMINS
SPEECH SCHEDULE
wIL.s. argNp sgyyN DAYS IN
towA-GATso:-, GoEs INTO
NoRTHWnnTERts IOWA

Des Mo;nes, Sept. gn---Bxcept lot
seven days, five dayn between Oct II
and Oct. 17-given to the national
committee outside of Iuwa-Governor
Cum,ilins will spend all OF tbs time
of the campaign in Iowa, speaking
under a schedule whicS tho Repunll-
can state csntral cot.zm1ttee ~ no"
arranging and derottna himself p"
s o,e ches 5fcs the uattensl, state, tegls
lative and county tcsats CT the party.
He will start in at Gurbxfe Contesa
ON Oct. /. HIS gees to j,,e",An, Nab.
to sneak with Taft today. He WIN
also be called to Sedalia Mo- foi me
same purpose on Oct z. These dates
were m-de on the invitation M Judge
Taft. personally The remainder of
the time goes to the lown campaign
in which the governor hopes to help
make good the prediction OF Iowa by
an old time majority to which SecTe
tarv Taft committed himself after
going through part of the state
Confer at Creston.
Chairman Carl f. FRANKIE of the
state COnmlLLee ycSIeiuety a. A''iSSu
for an Eighth district Republican con-
ference at Creston on Friday.
Carroll In the Eleventh.
Next week Auditor of State B. F.
Carroll, the Republican candidate for
governor, will make tour of north
western Iowa. He will speak at
Audubon next Monday afternoon and
at Extra in the evening, and following
these dates will do into the north
west for at least a week of speech
making.
Auditor Carroll will speak at Mount
Ayr with Attorney General Byers. He
also will speak at Knoxville with Gen
eral Byers on Oct. 2 and speaks at
Osceola on Oct. 3.