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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Acudcmy-"Nlotlis."
ColonInl-Cnlncrap1,onc.
IilcwoOd-vall1cvillc.
"TI,c Right to Llye.'

The Giffen Company's farewell week
at tho Academy OF Music will be In
augurated next Monday night, when
for the first time on any stage THE
Right to Live" four-act play by
Jules Eckert Goodman, will be pre-
sented The final rehearsals will be
held to-day.
Moths" in which the Giffen players
have scored their latest success. will
be seen for the last time Tonight. "A
matinee performance will be given to-.
day.
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N1rA. J. ~. Cooke.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatchl
ROANOKE, VA, July 10.-Mrs. Cath.
crime Sherman Cooke, wife OF super
intendent J. w. Cooke, of the Radforl
division, died to-day from softeni1tg
OF the brain. Mrs. Cook was most
lovable woman. and her death has
caused a great sorrow among large
circle OF friends. She was native OF
Milford. Pa. bu- had resided In Wiz
ginfa eleven years. She Is survived
daughters
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John InRrnn M.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
FREDER1CKSBuRG, VA. J ulys To-
John Ingram. OF Ahis city. died at his
home here yestefday of enlargement
OF the liver, aged fifty-five years. He
Is survived by his widow. one daugh-
ter. his mother, two sisters and one
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VICTIMS OF LINCOLN FLOOD.
Seven Bodies Are Recovered and the
Senrch G0e. On.

LINCOLN. NEB., July l0.-The bodies
q OF all the known victims OF the flood
on Monday have been recovered. The
s,siist numbers seven, as follows: Her
y men Amend, fourteen months; John
IS Amend, nine years old; Maggie Amend,
81 twelve years old: William Amend, five
years old; George Dam, twelve years
old: John Nelson, twenty years old;
=. Albert Ninehols, five years old.
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WILL OF CLEVELAND
IS FILED in COURT

r
OF this, my last will and testament
Witness my hand and seal at
Princeton, N. j., this 2lst day of
February, one thousand nine huns
dred and six $4,000.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The foregoing instrument was on the
day 1t bears date signed by Grover
Cleveland. the testator therein named,
An the presence of each OF US, and we
both being present at the same time,
and the said testator did then and there
acknowledge and declare to US, and
each Of us, that said instrument was
his last will and testament, and there
upon we did. In tho presence Of each
other and Of said testator, and at his
request subscribe our names hereto
as attcsting witnesses. S.
/ ANDREW +, WEST,
Princeton, N. j.
JOIINEtI. FINLEY,
New York City, N. Y.
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Experienced trayelers hauo ,s.,-s
great benefit BY taking with the vnH y
nottle ~ Pr. ssth ArnoId's Balsam' II 4
cures Illness caused by Impure wat az
ana sudden changes of climate. War.
ranl TED by JOHN #, RAuER.
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DEATHS.

BRU cE-Died, at o:l5 A. a.. Friday,
July 10th, at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. Mildred strother Harper.
No. s14 North Tenth Street, LUCY
ANN BRUCE. daughter OF Mary
Bayne and James Kenyon Bruce.
aged seventy-six years.
Funeral from residence at 8 O'Clock
THIS saturday AFTERNOON, July
18th. Interment in Hollywood.
BY request, no flowers.
funeral OF CARRIE B.
KEMP, who died Friday. July 9Th.
at 1855 P. NJ, at her residence.
s12 Turpin Street, win take place
at the Ebenezer Baptist Church,
SUNDAY, July 12th. at II o'clock A.
NJ. She was the daughter OF Rebec ca
Kemp and the late Stephen e. Kemp.
Friends are invited.
REEvE.-Died at Henderson, KY,
July 10th, JOHN JAMES REEVE, son
of Samuel and Elizabeth Caskie
Reeve, aged sixty-eight years.
sTUTz.-Died, July 9TH. at $40 p. NJ,
at Nronrovla. Md. Mrs. ADA B.
Z STUFF, wife OF n. Stntz, and dauEh-
ter of r. "A. and NJ. II. Woodward.
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
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zoe 3 Low DIGEsPION take Hors-
fcrd' g Acid Phosp hate--esp pc clall y CO.
commended for rel ief OF oh Ina teg ms
diRe ntiou. hea dRnha and a der ar AAte s55s
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Water and bridge.
ON for London,

M, A. r Garrett. Of the Arm OF
Kedford g Garrett left here last niRht
With hla Wife for Now York and VIII
{SAlls to-day on tho staamship Caronia,
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Sd m ucl d. AIrOod.

ISpccIaI 10 Tho Times DispAtch.1
3BOYDTON. VA, July 10.--Mr Sam
ucl D. Algood, highly respectable
citizen, residing about two miles from
this place. died at his home this morn-
Ing. Mr.. Algood was about seventy
1lve years old, and man or sterling
character ana very popular with the
citizens. He was consistent mem
bel. OF St. Jarnes's Episcopal Church
and member OF the vestry OF that
church. He leaves only one daughter,
Mrs; Robert strum. with whom no
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here they spent all ,of their long mar.
rled life. Mrs Flt2hugh. however. pre-.
ceded the doctor to his grave abou.
nine years ago.
The funeral took place yesterday
and the interment was made in the
family graveyard near the mansion
house at sylvan Scenes. The inter-
inent Was With Masonic homo and
were present. Or. Titzhugh belonged
to that old school OF Virginia gentIe-
men now fast disappearing. He had
always taken an active Interest IN
ter. Mrs. Macon Fitzhugh, wife OF Col.
w. b. Eitzhugh. off thla county. -
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baseball News.

An INSTRUMENTATION baseball
.aa' was pulled off Wednesday az
c csrnoon between the Presbyterian and
Ee'. ~, Methodist Sunday school teams,
OF 70 to 4. Battcries: Presbyteria NJ
LEWIS LEWIS and Page; Methodist-EIolt and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
SEVEN BANDITS HOLD Up TRAIN
Montana Robbers Run Great
Northern Coaches on Siding,
Fire Through Cars

Great Falls, Mont, May IA
northbound Great Northern passenger
train was held up this evening about
. mile and a half from this city b.
seven masked men. The train was
run On t. ; siding BY the bandits, who
tired > fnscilade Of shots up and down
the train.
William Dempsey, an Augusta
rancher, vas shot through The les in
attempting 10 escape from the train
after it Lad stopped. and Conductor
Hayes was compelled blythe FoObers %
preeede them In passing through the
carr, carrying = hat, in which the par
sengers wsre invited 70 pat what cash
they had.
Most Of them deposited from 81 70
$40 and the booty Of the d~esperzdoes
d not believed 10 be greater than sew
erzl hundred doilAz.
While men and women xere being
robbed, several Of the highwaymen
stood guard IT the doors OF the cars
TO prevent the passengers from leaT-
Ing. The rob5efs finally iazpsd on
the coaches and disappeared in the
darkness.
Rain WIS falling heavily and the
night was 30 dark that no trace Of the
bandits eOald Be discovered. though
posses we're in pursuit within % min-
utes after the outlaEs had left the
train.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
Wo EGGS EACH FOE ALL IN
O.. s., fl COUNTIES RECORD
Nissoari's Prize "HenneFiss'
Turned out 1885, so, or
f6.f57.220 Dozen In 1907.

ysEers1n City, No, Mar 81 - The
agUrz from ree0rd icing compiled b.
the Missouri state Bureau Of Labor
and Statistics shoH the value O. the
sarplGs products shipment during the
rear 1907 far eseFen counties named %
be 80, 81, A These counties are
Andrew, A1drzfn, Atehison. Adzif,
Barry B2Fson. Bates Benton Bollin-
ger, Boone and Buchanan.
The shipments are classified, the az
gregzte EzIue Of each Classification Be-
ing also given, and these show that
live stock shipments. which brought
slLs 4i5o G3s make up nearly half the
entire amount, and give az average Of
more than 100000 TO the county.
F1rnyaFd products come next, with
an aggregate Of q, 5s5 AS. largely due
20 the shipments Of the Missouri hens
pr0d0ct there having been sent from
the eleven counties q total Of 16,l57r
20 dozens Of eggs, or ; total OF $780,
5s,640 eggs or more than tw0 egg
for each one Of Uncle Sans subjects,
oun5ting them At s5.oo0.OOo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11

Suz are visiInE relatives in kHoI
orGssg-
Ms ". MIit1 sod e5ildisn Ars
vsEganx n Flint MkhAssa-
Mss Rzsg Rfiehss IS hOzs fsoE
lQalazhSR fsx TIE &EDer.
mrx W. II. BrDRn d hoDe fro1
aiere shs has been Eisit'
as
Joe Ricketts, d spendisg Ms vasa
luon With his parents this seek
Ms y. ". GA,swOod h ysiiias Il
Des Noises Iva
Dr. AID Mn J. a. BEidssford, o
IMssOn visitea relatives IN this city
tbs week
MEzz Loukss Lakeland, Rntb Bob
|srrsUo. velna Johnsun and L n
White win 70 10 RultOns M0nday.t 20 At
ten1 the Ph d. banquet given TIA
nSgsL
Mis- Rzucs Guthrie and Mis- F1oE
lAnen vent % Ralton to-day TO aStenf
TIE closing exercises o. WGtninste
lOGAsge.
MM I've Blythe Is hone fOn Col
luuhsa where sne has been attending
the University.
Miss Irns BAFth arrived home
THURSDAY, frOn Youngstown Ohid
where she has besn visiting her sister
during The winter.
Mss Carrie JeSss IS visiting i
Thonran-
Mis- Nellie Martin after = visit Wit
Miss Margaret Potts. has retained I
Denver.
Miss Mildred Whitney has returneI
bone from Boston foF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace BasSford nav
returned from Washington
Miss MzbeEe Michaud, Of St Louis
Is visiting Mrs J. r. Grifee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
Items From Din

Miss Nellie Corder, stenographel
for the Crown Laundry. is visiting re.
lztiyes at lola, Kansas
Paul Weber Is visiting In Belleyille-
Illinois, and 10 St Louis He viii
probably buy four new 6o-horse powell
autos before be returns home.
Owing 10 the iacts-pure and sim.
ple-th2t, during the past two weeks,
we have had so much vet stuff, much
Of the Wise Old 0El's Drift Wood has
been washed down the stream. At the
present writing the WOOD is packed
almost as high as the water tank al
the Shoe Factory, and then the roads
are almost out Of sight and the weeds
in our popcorn field are rank and then
We are spoken Of as q dark horse
for United States Senator and again
We have been taking a much needed
rest And this and for various other
reasons, too numerous to mention. oul
items have not appeared in the Ledger
for two weeks, but We have them in
stock and will turn them loose On q
suffering public later on.
DILL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
FOUR MASKED MEN
LOOT KANSAS BANK.
State Institution at Cuba is
Wrecked and Between $1,000
and 50, 900 Taken.

Cuba, Kan, June -Four mer
robbed the State Bank Of Caha early
to-day and escaped with between
d. 900 and o.. 600 after 8 fight with cit
liens No one was shot. however.
Posses are In pursuit, but the rob.
ben have . good lead and are believed
TO have made good their escape
John Tohler, cashier Of the bank,
lives across the street from the bank
building. The explosion that wrecked
the safe awakened him and be hurried
from the house 10 give the alarm
The robbers tired In TohleFs direction
and . command 70 keep stu sent hin
tack into the house
Other residents appeared On the
scene, but the robbers we're not to b
frightened, and while some OF the
gang kept guard at the front door Of
the bank and warned the citizens %
keep a. 3 distance. the other robbers
finished their job.
After the vault had been ransaeked
the robbers vent to the Rock Island
depot and intimidsting the agent BY
. display Of their revolvers, set the
signal 70 step the fast mail, which
was soon due They evidently In
tended 10 board and escape on the
train. Ii was late, however, and
tired Of waiting the robbers boarded
. handcar and disappeared In the d.
rectiOn OF BslleViIIe.
Tue robbers all wore masks, 80 that
while many persons saW them il will
be difBcult to identify them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
Radly spraIned AnkIe cured

Three ye1rs ago our daughter sprain'
ed her ankle and had been suffering
terribly for Two days and n'ghts-haa
not slept q minute. Mr.. StailingSr Of
Butler, Tenn, told US Of Chamber.
laiuis Pain Balm. We vent 10 The
store that night and got a bottle Of II
and bathed her ankle twooE thret
times and she went TO sleep and had
good nights rest. The next morn
Ing she was much better and in . shori
time could walk around and had u
more trouble with her ankle-E N
Brunitt, Hampton, Tenn. Is and 81
cent sizes for sale BY G. W. Cfiswell q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
TYPBOOs wREcKs 20 VESSELS
Two Kindred and Seventy Live
Lost VIII AEs.rzEkzz PeAFl5Eg
fleet

vEasnA b c. gzus 4-Tbs Cana
dAc- Azssrzlixz Icz MzzzkA has ~
rived bs-s- b1iax1x neus q tAs de-
stgzctA11 q the Fs4rltag EsG in q
syp09n &C West Australia inFZunS
TIE Loss of tgyty lazgsrx a1d 10 lives,
t~s1Eg oeEzg wilkes
Tne disaster % tie fest q pezrlics
layers occurred near THURSDAY r.
land 3 tFpo1oa striking ths Esss Ius'
n Is Was stzrtirz soI the pairing
gr1zn1R scxstsg1zg the vessels c11-
plssely urecki1x Sgzs AID dnFins
others as5asg Ae0gs tweaty AEEsrz-
hzn pezxlsrS we're hst Otter Vetinl
we're MAisTA, NE1ilA@ez- JIsauess
ard Ezuzkak
SarEfE01s reported hArr0w4ng ex
psrfsneeS so1s being packsd up /,
the Lass ssaGes q exnSzstion 2tiel
having cut aEsy Ehsir EHSsE an
clinggng o the wrecked hlIks whiI.
'sn&Tk folOEed. waiting for TIE ex
na1ksen zsa % dnS from The wreck
are Many we're rescued b. IL
steamer HNo sent froz BrOoEe a.
relief steamer.
TIE bodies C s1EE O The victim
weEe eaten b. sh&Ekx The beach
cszr BrooEs pzesezted = tsnibs
S1gaG. Covered #ish srsckzss All bod
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
Notice

Notice Is hereby given that lsazs
testamentzFy upon the estate
John p. Miller, deceased, have Ia
granted 70 the undersigned By /
Probate Court OF Audrain Ouhs
No., bearing Cate OF May Goth, lM
All persons having claims lliE
said estate are required 70 eihtI
them for allowance 70 the undensx
executor within one year ia
the date Of said letters, or lhey u
be precluded from any benefit dal
estate, and IL such claims be DOT D
hibited within two years from i
time OF the publication OF this R8ts
they will bef0FeyeF barred.
I N. SMlTa,
I3zt EIauta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
LET'S JONAH GO FOR s.. 500
Rev. G. A. Hoffman to Pay half
His Bible College Subscription

Columbia, Mo-. June ) For a
Consideration Of $500 the Rev.
Gussavus Adolphus Hoffman q
Maplewood, Mo-, seems willing 70
acknowledge that the whale failed u
swallow Jonah, He appeared at q
meeting q the board of control Of the
Missouri Bible College Of the Chris
tian church here to-day, and agreed
TO compromise the suit brought
against him By the board for the col
lectlon Of q note for 5000 given b.
him toward the endowment Of the
college.
The note was given By Mr.. Hofi'
man several yeArS ago, while be vas
the schools financial agent he lAtel
became president Of q tank at Maple
woodland refused payment In defense,
Mr.. Hoffman urged that the school
was an adlunt Of Chicago university
and that its teachers denied The
authenticity Of the Bible, and the
story q Jonah and the whale. he
further charged that the Rev. C. n.
Sharp rotated between Chicago and
Columbia, and taught heretIczl
doctrines Judge Mckinney Of The
St Charles county circuit court threw
the defense cut Of court
Ar. Hoffman stated to the board
that be va unable TO pay all Of the
money, but would sign 3 statement
iudoSing the work Of the school and
par 1850 Gown II the suit were dis.
missed. The board has expressed q
willingness to comply, and has drawn
resolutions accordingly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
Stork Beats Fast Train: Baby Is
Born on Diner

StOrk Beats Fast Train: Baby 1.
Born on Diner
Bedford, Ind, June 2-The stork
vas passenger on the M0nOn fast
mail train and when 1t arrived at 1
wreck OF an extra that had struck /,
bad rail and had been ditched five
miles south Of here, Mrs @ P. Speite.
Of Frankfort, Ind, who WIS 10 \ deli
cate eondition and on her way "a
French Lick Springs became excited.
and, calling Conductor Condor, mads
known her wants.
a hurried search Of the train for 4
physician resulted 10 finding five, who
lost no time in extending their ser.
vices, assisted b. a number Of women
passengers A couch Was made oi
cushions al one end Of the dining car.
which was partitioned Oh, and soon a
baby boy made his advent into the
world.
II Is said the boy was Immediately
Damed Jack Condon MondOn SpeItei
after Conductor Condor. The mother
and child we're taken toorleans, where
they are doing welI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11

ne SzR Ero1ghf - the EsiFs q
Ms KAzey Eszz-H = Break
Fer WE Because Of Be-
czs4rhfAg Certain Prog
erys 70 Macy
FszrtAtn-

Tse GEEx q he se1n q MIA
sElcF Hsz1r1x Fs-S& N41cJ
FgZzia sasG3 wa oAcsasS In 10
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avg q she 1stE21Az1 TIE OgGTi
xz1z1zt1E aos VII a ENos ~ Ma
Hsz6-I TIE Msagzt&ou grew uGs Il
8 WI E5s ~ Mn HGcru Il EAE1
Sc gave EEze property II tnz e1EF &c
.NEgF F1Z1z 4 E@zr5 Cir WI
Vas rEase5 y MEz Ha1erxs AID WnE
waited CO hsT Z leg I'll z@E RCr
tax sexves ME HEz6H1x n hsr VII
70 TIE Rs1snz gin oE-
tain Espe<1g II thk ctEs clczEs1zs
|of ! hnEss And lot IN he D1rAEz
part c. AEssa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
SUCCESS
x,zssO Arsaihss treated Sy Dr.
n L IurieJ.

Arr trsatusut for stbe pEt 81
- D.u,hs u1dzr d.. a. l. T1Fiey'
"a hs cts, Ms 10 ArgaiFite are
|Sa1sruay fr hsr boDs 10 BiAksA
Mia west Virginia
Ia czrSrzttoa With LSassA
ru@eufxstEe, Ms Arszlrite "a
- IL Der prAiss q osteopathy ana
las1.
urr~rsrEl EssszI sS treAse1
~ .scs.sisss in BSsirors ~ithoes
r~r.hse results as 4 lzSt resort
|s5rzh thsir 2dEIes l SSs leaving
Isgr Ars1saA and ,be West n ssAsen o.
lnsAl1h
awora frona friend cane Askins
-~nt " OsIsoplibT from her vel
Ir.ouneodsa physician, Dr. fariey'
Eawerso. IsIre. and On enosoltA-
a. and erAmintIoo though IN
r-pza was ven much startled
Ms told had 4 marxed case O.
lPuo,h.lne GoItre wish ever synp-
- uressat To o0ayincs ne he
lDoc,er tod whAt al the Cardinal
xyrotous are. then sbOwed sister ana
ne TIA. | had every one Sitn az A~
Ifgicnozh 10 s5altioa vhish hAd 10
l6oub, Ted the doctofs 70 start ne 70
ARENA.
"Belr- zaatsrn girls and having al
ltayth IN car city specialists uho nan
led Is 20 believe | had onlE . sinpas
lxo,trs, ve xeFe In . qaAndAry. be
fore leaving Virginia / pleaded Sfth
nv folks 20 aIlos ne 70 III osseop
lathv three weeks Under the in
prssioa ny case EEs not serious
tbyusht this ample time for lnst
trial Al TIE end Of this period with
Inc good results ! promised 70 90 =
Arizona
sAfter talking IL over With sister
Who vas with ne, / decided TO take
ItxetnentS three weeks under the in
preston DR.. TURKEY vas wrong Hnen
be diagnosed ny case As serious Hs
had told me be could make no notice
abse change 10 M condition 10 the
time given, Istayed, but al the end
.Iof nv tine, as the Doctor had told
me. / had no encouragement 70 give
uT people They, 5y nos, we're send
ing a letter every day urging me 70 g
on TO AriEonA- Dr. Turiey ADVISE
NE 10 write ny brother, who Is Doc
tor Of Medicine, and tell him what b
lfD1. Turleylh had told me when / "a
nxt examined In response TO I'M
letter NJ brother stated, SD 10 re
late, bus it was time the bare nutE
lshoul6 be tod and that the Ostso
pzths diagnosis was exactly Is N
Eutern specialists The specialist
had eandidly told him nothing bu
the knife could save me. and be haI
refused an operation. Thus toe elin
late Of Arizona was suggested n
brothers advice vas for me 10 stay Il
MexicO until | vas cured or convince
lbeyond a doubt that OsteOpathy c0ul
not help me. Then the next lette
from home urged me to continue ia
treatments The facts are, / an lez'
ing to-day xith ny health restoreI
latter four months treatment. Al
symptoms are gone / haven
coughed for over two months and n
neck has its normal size"
10 ARGALMTE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11

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rets william 6albwxE.A. u. BiggerI
Caleb Berry. 7. J. HorssE. GeoFg
Bare z B Morris JEzes Simmous
Ms Mari DoolT, Heny Shoots, ~,
xxrF others.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11
Sore NInnlas

ANY mother who has had e~xperiepo,
with ibis distressing aIlnent will h
pleased to know that a cure may b
ELECTED BY applying ChamberlsipE
SalVe as soon as the child is dons
nursing. Wipe it Of with a soft CLOTH
oelofe allowing the babe to nurse.
MANI trained nurses use this salye
Crisvell s Co. W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-11

President Roosevelt was thrown
ron his borse Wednesday and mar.
roTly escaped serious injury. The
PRESIDENT vas thrown into a gully
ano the horse fell back and inst mis-,
g Ialllng 90 top Of his rider. IN tbs
LIZ nal iaIien on him, the President
aging IN such a position, he w0uId
nave undoubtedly been killed