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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
PRESENT "a wo,I.AN,s HoNon.o
Glover Drama Well Presented by Amn-
IA tt ur Talent at prO~nrr I.
Specialize The Times. Dtspatch.l

x ! 4
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l
PROSPECT, a. July ls-on las.
TuDslnysh pleasant anlStuijynble ave-
Mug was spent on the lawn OF Glenn
Hotel, while the Prospect Dramatic
Club produced I" AWoman.s II onor," q
drama in four acts. ST
Major Glenn's part was splendidly
carried out by Edward Lewis, Wide
his daughter. Sally, played by Mary.
Elizabeth Brightwell. very gracefully
gave to the ladies OF the audienco les.
be managed, displaying her authority.
over Tregany Grimes, who was clever
" impersonated by Bennett Tay lor.
Olive. the elder daughter, us Bessie
Carter, appealed to- the audience
through her pathos in carrying out her
part. S.
- The part OF General Mark Lester, a
man Of sterling qualities. was played
by Clyde Carter. sy
Dr. Hall Bernard carter} and Dr.:
Garcia (Bnrnett BrightwelD played
Jessie O'Connor and Frank Price de-
plotted tho Spanish characters as Sedro
and Marie. rs
Is Last. but not least, Ebenezer (Jarnes
Lew is) caused an uproar OF laug liter
each time he came on the stag by his
read y5iwit and negro dialect 5ai
This drama was played for the ben
cflt OF tho Methodist Church at oros-
poet. The not proceeds amounted to
$40. The drama will be sreproduc ed at
the opera house In Farmvillea next
Tuesday evening for the benefit of
erecting Presbyterian Church In
Prospect. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Whenever YOU think that times arc
hard and, money scarce, Just IS way
back and reflect that this is a $1,000
900. 600 country. and money grows on
corn stalks and trees and vines and
mineral dumps in this country. Tie
government Is spending $1.000000 a
day in characterization service alone
arid lands, rivers. harbors and the iko.
Uncle Sam Is paying out 100000 u
day to bring. New York and San II ram
CISCO 10000, lies nearer by water
Money tightens up, a bout every SO Of
ten. but ~ always 3loosens up a gain,
and dull times are getting shorter and
shorter whenever they have to come.
This country is the worlds wealttliest
nation, and growing richer all the timo.,
There are twenty-one republics on the.
Western Hemisphere, and twenty Of
them are; obliged to come to us for,
their tools and Implements. We could
get along without any Old World bus
1Iness, II we had to- but they have to
come over here for agricultural imple-
ments, machinery. breadstuffs, fruit.
typewriters and the deuce knows what
else. American made shoes are sold In
Berlin and Paris, because they have
more style to them. and I SEQ that a
Chicago clothing firm Is sending ready
made suits to London and Paris, for the
same reason. They are getting on to
the fact that our clothing has moro
style to It. Come in and look us over.
Our semi-annual discount sale Is still
on. We're handing out mems, boys
and children's suits at an actual dis
count Of 90 per cent. Special price on
mems shoes. All straws and Pannmas
reduced to half their value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Paget and Mrs. Harcourt and Lady
Cunard We're all at children's party
given by the Duchess OF Leeds for
her little son. They came to watch
their children dancing on the lawn.
Children's parties have constituted no
small part In the seasons gaietles
since the parents are always invited
also T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
INSANITY I'm NEW YORK
On the Increase in the State, and fEspe-
cially In New York City.
Especial 10 The Tim cs- Dlspa tch.l
Yy1HHIC.r r NJ y G;' T,,J,SE p.-fThnt TT

& y Special 10 The Times Dlspa teh.l
BUFFALO, NJ. j ly SIT tne
State records will show an abnormal
increase In insanity this year IS fore.
cast by s. r.. Viele, State ommlsslonerl
OF Lunacy, who has Just returned from n
around Of inspection OF oil the IN
stitutions scattered about tho state.
In every ono of the hoe pltals the IN !"
crease In the nun Der Of cases coming
In is greatly In excess OF other years.
and out Of proportion to the States
increasing population. I, ~
1.-THE average Increase for the last
ten years is TIT cases a. year." said
Commissioner " ele. Z Last year the In
crease was about 5 0. S&s This year II
will be at least al 10 90. Most Of the
increase Is fro m the city OF New Y orka
,i,,if " go l.s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
An TABiSIz
OVERCOME ny, THE TROOPS.

ST. PETERsBuRGaJuly is The Novoe
vremyn this morning publishes u dispatch
lreyolutionists there have been overcome
by the government troops and that the
.horsemer OF 5Rachin Khan are now Pill
lagn.: the town with violence and MUIR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
SOCIAL LIFE IN LONDON
Records Of operutians--Scnd Cars for
the AIen-AnericnnS Entertain.

[snecial Gable to The Times Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 1S.-The latest lnno-
walton in the London Hospital is a
complete cinematograph plant for the
purpose of having records taken Of in
tercsting operations and also of pa
TENTS suffering from nervous diseases,
their peculiarities, gait and other
symptoms. i is hoped that this ar
rangement will prove to be very USE
{ full. Films will be supplied for ex
hibition in medical colleges and hos
pitfalls.
London is still filled to overlooking,
and despite the weather vagaries, con-
Z tinues gay. Royalties are entertaining
and accepting invitations more than
ever before. and 1t is generally agreed
that this Is the .gayest season in many
+ years. "A iiun1ber of balls are given a
short distance from London, and the
difficulty of getting men to attend
them has made tile hostesses adopt
new plan. With the invitation to the
ball is added notice that motor omni-
buses will start from various smart
clubs to convey tho guests to the ball
and bring them back to tho same
point This has proved most success
full, and 4 great many men are willing
to attend. once the transit difficulty Is
overcome.
Mrs. John W. Mackay's musical was
one OF the events Of the week. She
imported foreign artists, among others
Geraldine Farrar. who sang The guests
were largely Americans. They includ-
ed j. Pierpont Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills and daughter, Mrs. Henry Coyen-
try, Mrs. Marshall Roberts Mrs, Wal
dorf Aston and Mrs. Wetmore. The
Countess of Stanford chaperoned two
girls, Miss Joan Byng and Miss Gym
thia Needham.
Dinners were given this week by
Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mrs. Chauncey
and Mrs. Glasgow
Mrs. j, H. Smith has taken Castle
~ Nerve where she and her daughter
Il will spend August Mrs. John and
Mrs. Anthony Drexel will visit them.
s5S Lady Barrymore, Mrs. Aston, Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
r<a,,nxyhn sails To-Dny.

The steam yacht Kanawha, owned
by Fl. Fl. r. gers, the Standard Oil
magn{te, will sail to- day aft ter tile arr
rival OF Urban Rroughton and parity
who have been inspecting tho Vir-
gilman Railway property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
DEAFNESS CURED
BY New Discovery
81 have de-
monstrated thai.
deafness can be
cured. DIR. Guy,
Clifford Powell.

II The secret Of how 10 use the mysterious
and invisible nature forces for the cure OF
deafness ard Head Noises has at last been
4 discovered by the famous Physician Sell
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wonder why II was not discovered before.
investigators are astonishcd and cured
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20 stay cured at home without investing 4
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full Information OF his new and wonderful
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

j lv1kAAkAkNAkA x.AlVD
WEAK HEAR I
The following interesting story,
told by Mr.. j. II. Riley, PEN
stoned Fireman Of South Boston,
4 Mass, is d sample of the tllou-
sands received from grateful men
and women who have been bone
lifted BY the worlds great tonic
stimulant.
In ali interview, NIr. Riley
said:
Il joined the Fire Department
OF South Boston III 1890, and was
lately pensioned off because Of a
bad fall while in service, which
|.telescoped my spine.
A little over a year ago | was
taken sick while in the engine
house, and it developed into l1eatt
trouble and malaria. / went to a
number of doctors and two diff
ferent hospitals, and went
through a course of treatment
from each, but | did not receive
much benefit from any Of them.
The doctors would not let me go
iii swimming, nor smoke, nor
drink anything bit water. |
stopped both tea and coffee. My|
case was getting very serious
when friend said to me: Why
don't you get a bottle Of Duffy's|
Malt Whiskey2 know man
who was given tip for all time,
and he took Duffy's Malt Wits
key, and to-day he is as we'll a
man as YOU can find So I COM
menced taking Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, and the result is that
the doctors now say that | am
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in 1ny#life. Of course. / am very
little good as far as heavy work
is concerned, owing to my injury,
but l am we'll, and that is good
thing to be able to say. | thank
you for the remedy that put me
on my feet again
Duffy's Pure Malt Wl1iskey is
an absolutely pure distillation Of
matted grain, great care being
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known to science, soft
ened BY warmth and moisture,
it's palatability and freedom from
injurious substances render it SO
that it can be retained by the
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
REPURLI0UE NOT A SUCCESS.
New Dirigibie BUILT to REPLACE Ii
Putrlc Proves DIxannnI,tIn..3

speeial cabl. to Tho Timex plspatchl
, FARlS, July 1S.--The pleasure felt
IN France over the dificultieu with
.Whichs Count zeppiein Is meeting with
MS German airship has been some
what marred ~ reports that the nav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

ANNUAL MOUNTAIN ISxCUItS ION TO
ASEIVILLE, Gland OINsTIIE SI<F."
" 5000 q round trip, limited ten days. on
sale August 14th, s}3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Dinners were given this week by
Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mrs. Chauncey
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
THE FORTUNE
HUNTER

Before We are married" said the
duke, II shall have TO explain to you
that II will be necessary In case your
daughter becomes my wife for me to
renounce for our children their rights
Of succession to the throne. Also l
should have to provide that in case
OF my own accession your Daughter
could not DO elevated with me. You
see II would never do to subject my
country to the risk of having as its
queen the daughter Of q mere untitled
American"
"Um. ! can't see Why an American
girl couldn't become a. good q queen
as any country would want. 1t isn't.
a. understand It. because Of her for
eign birth. Kings frequently choose
Is their queens women who were born
in other countries, don't they?"
''Oh. yes. Our present queen is q
lady who was a foreigner But 1t
would be out OF the question to have
q queen who did not have royal blood
In her veins" -a
Every American girl has royal
blood In her veins. Don't you forget
that. When q young man in this coun-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
DREDGE FiShED OUT EIGHT
INCH TORPEDO Shell
ProJectiie Caught In the Machinery
Of the Dredoe and Tore It
to Pieces.

While at work near jetty No. g. just
en- the new batteries at Fort Monroe,
the large dredging tug used by the
engineering department at the fort,
had her machinery smashed by picking
up an eight inch exploded torpedo
shell yesterday morning. The dredg9
was digging sand from the bottom
near the jetty. when the machinery
suddenly checked aud before the en-
CINE could b. stopped the GnI'e ma
chincry had been greatly damaged.
Investigation showed that the. she'll
had gotten caught In the machinery
.snd that 1t had torn the gear out Ct
It, II is estimated that the damage
to the dredging tug will reach $1,000.
while the dredge will be out OF com
mission for several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
FIVE GO TO THE PEN.
Guard W. m. Brooks Carried Big
Bunch from the Hampton Jail.

Five prisoners. convicted at the last
term OF the Elizabeth City Somnty
Circuit Court. were taken to Rich
mend yesterday Afternoon by Mir. w.
NJ. Brooks. Il guard from the Peniten-
tiarv. who cIm2 TO town yesterday
morning. The prisoners were: John
Grimm. a former artillervman ut Fort
Monroe. one year: Isaiah Stewart. and
Frank Stewart. brothers. convicted OF
housebrcaking eighteen mrnths: Will
liam Toliver. convicted of larceny
from the person. enc year: Teagie
Johnson. convicted Of hou"ebreaking.
two years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
FOX HILL RED MEN.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. 70, Has Elected
OFFICERS for Ensuing Term.

Tuscarora Tribe, No. 70, Has EIecteo
Officers for Ensuing Term.
Tuscarora Tribe. No. 10. improved
Order of Red Men, at Fox Hill. has
elected the. following officers, to serve
fer the coming ak months:
Prophet-Mr +. A. Wallace.
Sachem-Mr. G. s. Johnson.
Senior SagamorC-Mr. NJ. c. Rout-
ten.
Junior Sagamore-Mr. Fl. F. lewis.
Chief Of re S)rds-Mr David John
son.
Keeper Of Wampum--Mr. J. S.
Watt.
Collector Of Wampnm--Mr. w. T.
Holston.
The tribe will bold public install
lation Of the ofiicers on the even
ing Of july 8, when hig time Is ex.
pected and a banquet will be given.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

NO. *AA niece Of the groom. was
~ Ns bearer. She wore accor.
otoh plated white 6rgandy. Messts.
Jesse Topping Ernest williamson.
HAIRY Dixxs and Robert Garrett were
the nshsss. " ",
NJ. Milton Mock. of Newport News,
attended his brother AZ best man.
Following the Wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Mock drove to Old Point. where they
boarded the steamer for honey
moon trip TO Washington. Baltimore
and other cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

.s:xs.s' :. s', ss:;s s ~ ~

- h,>uaeas Tsppiav we~ '"'
.. 80 = -. EstsW 49,
sv1S-UC0ding - n6 sop",..
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- esAroteaeal 49,
SSsaSs I'M lsses o. Ns., 800,
- ~ sspesnted " ve
- {Aasss st s o'esocs ysssc'
.sSss.so 40 ~. Seen ~ ca'h
- Iasssr. ssisssssrs. Iss
~ - r3tmekivesy deccrssed WI
- Avvsrs ed ses ese.ae'
- 1Svrp 9TH TIE friesds And az
- e ~ yosng ceop'e :"
- s0psng vss beco@'asiy az
~ ~ DD6ag-ssey eoss % o's s
80 tnDs>A. VIA eaf ane
- - - carried 2 spo~-
- Il lseds's ssses: sso va
fix6S5 - ~ s,seer. LIS Lo's
- - ussg.sd IN 2
nI11nsarcs ~ sek Hef
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
HAMPTON CONFERENCE !
WILL ADJOURN TODAY
Many Prominent Negro Educational
workers Now at the Hampton
Normal School.

DR.. Hollis g. FrisseH. principal Of
the Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute, In his address before the
twelfth meeting of the Hampton Negro
Conference, which opened yesterday
morning In Cleveland Hail chapel. en-
pha sixed the value of the difficulties
which the negroes have encountered.
He point d out that the negro race
must be led, 10 great extent. by the
men and women who have q large
amount of courage pattcnce and faith.
He urged the se0 Representatives negro
doctors, lawyers, teachers and bust
ness men to 90 from the Conference
into their work with renewed courage
and with the Diet srmination never to
lose faith in God.
Thomas G. Walker. who graduated
from Hampton in 1883, spoke on How
TO Arouse the Interest Of the Com.
munity In Schools" He told how
he had succe ded in Gloucester and
elsewhere in interesting the local and
county school authorities. the best peo-
ple. the leading colored ministers,
deacons and business men. and. fnaE
", the masses If the people In the
matter of Kidding schools for all
children.
Prof. Morrn" y. Work, OF the de-
partment Of pHdogosy. Georgia State
Industrial College Savannah. spoke on
Hoy to Fl the Schools TO the
Needs Of tho Community" and pointed
ont that teachers who 90 to the rural
districts have a splendid opportunity
- S~~nnp0r:n- Earv homo
ditions. Prof wcrk pleaded for the
restoration OF the oId-fashioned liter
AIRY and defeating societies as a means
l Of making the country more attractive
! to the people ard Of. therefore, keep
| ing them in the rura! districts where,
after all. tine Eegro seems to labor
under the moG favorable economic
kcocalticns.
Mr.. GeorGe ? Phenix. the vice prtn- |,
ctpal Of the Hampton Normal Instf
tute. SPOKE of type Of Indian school
which ne visited over year ago and
which he admired The idea Ct the
school. conduct by MIR. and Mrs. !
rhrees!ais Is 10 give Indian youths
an oppcffunity # learning something
atout the essentials Of education: |
care q the hUtv NJ the home. OF the
mind and of ne heart. !.
To-Day the Crni"rrnc~ will assemble
at 70 p'cirrk - hear Prof J. n. Col
son, Of the l"hn \. Dizzy Industrial
.schoM. Deaw dtir. Va. on Tho Care
~ the POOR and dependent CIsses."
AZ 3 O'Clock 'hrr" will se an orsa-
y ;xastrH - tn S'a'c Federation az
Cosored WON '"r the purpose Of
prouaofing IN" S"liar' Of all negro
vouen. A. In" s9Tnr hour there win
h. q mintst"Ts r'und table in Me-
mortal church and n insurance con
farcnrr In Academic Hall. ~ 9
o'clcek Prof. y Work win speak
On The Church aDd It's social func-
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

FOR SAFE IApGE. YOUNG
mule1: 2 large work horses: 2 fresh.
vo"r- nilrh COWS: second hand.
double dairy wagon: I secrnd hand.
two ceat sufrv carriage. j. w.
ROWE. Hampton. Va. G-l7-iw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
To Hold Joint Sessicn.

A special joint mset:Dg of the
street and finance committees Of the
CITY council has l.en called for this
EVENING at 8 o'clock. when the n""s-
ticn OF borrowing money with which
to do the street paving will likely be
taken up and discussed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SAILOR FXCHANGE. FRESH
cows. Also about 1000 pounhs
country hams. breakfast tar"n ana
lard. Address CHAS. SEYTER.
Box 15S. Phoebus Va. s2S-lm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

Mrs. George II Lake. who has been
on q month's visit to her former
home In Little Rock. Ark, has return
ed home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

! I'll ElnEI IS canl1u
1sransn Held Rousins Big Nesstin0
Last Might, When Plans for Visit
10 Keystone State Were Discussed
Dssd Much Enthusiasm was DE-
e.syed by Department. \

M ue TuocOuS utS uSPai -"SAs 49,
IN lssee and ENTHUSIASTIC mee,,Lis last
SteAt, when the proposet drip ttI
3. ~, J, ania in October WAS disctss.
III and general committee Ut 70
men AsGed to sr:,"t fund, for the
fs1p from the business men.
Il aaa announced that a'rci':y the
II 4sne Of S;'25O raised ilriug the
q keeting OF the department last even
Ex and from the present Indications
- trip to the keystone State Is go
E1G to prove one of the biggest out-
snGs the Phoebus firemeu have enjoy
Ed since the organization Of thar
ltcndsd organization Of volunteer
femen.
The Committee.
Yae general committee Is made up
VI Nsssrs. r. A. Kearney. chairman:
peries O'Rouke, c. H. Warren, e. j.,
-. K A. Simkins, G. II. Lancer, s.
sk4aNford, e. o. Hunt. L. L. johnson.
l9lAm G. Terry, George BenthaH,
n Boyhan, e. NJ. Tennis, c. =,
elAh J. Ferber. F. Carmel. r. Por-
- =. P, Furness, r. +. Wilson and
!ktgnst Kraft.
HE committee will not only solicit
anes Tor defraying the expenses Of
~ 4kah but will make the necessary
9Wpy arrangements and also secure
Accommodations for the smen
Harrisburg, Mt. Carmel aud Sha-
klA the three cities In which the.
ooANe Aremen will spend several
Hhile on the trip.
~ 1etters were read from thu
tiyAnta nremen expressing the
1G6t of having the chance to enter
- the Phoebus fire fighters and
te9 ne department to bring every
n6ar With them to Pennsylvania.
B eosns " the Contributors.
NJ Va announced that the gentle
- 1eesant ct the meeting had sub
|3x1So1 the sum Of $112.50 towards
- 46nd epr the Pennsylvania trip,
- he names Of the contributors
80 stated as follows:
&4x Z johnson. IS: c. E. Walsh. So:
Is; Mrs. cry, S.: Ferbe.
1rcakans3e, IS: Fred Porter, S.;
lficAaelsou, IS: Kearney Broth.
= so; w. C.. Terry. $40: L. p.
6abs. s6: N. y. Rogers. $2.5": +.
55IlsL IS: Benthaii Brothers. So:
3R1ssn. n: Edward Dore, 81; T,
- 81: A. Smith. 81: J. Pember'
- a: b. Gsddinss, $s.so; A. J.
ne: W. Crswford. 81; a. J
5i1Ie IS; II. A. Stmktns. Ss5e;
5iEIrssssgsr, 81; J. Bcshan. IL; S
- &sd. =.
: ekher contfibufions VIII De an
- = thsy are received and the
800 sxpscts TO have the money
Iau fur the trip IN the treasury
70 Nv weeks.
- - eonclssioo OF the business
~ ~ arsnea were served re-
oaas ~ Messrs. w. c. Terry
= DSIAsoa Gsedings and oil tosetnes
Ssssne Hast night Was an even'
go M Ssaaia With the peas
- ,Ss.1esceo q the department
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-17

Miss Kate Savage. OF Cape Charles.
Is visiting Mrs william {. l.. Talia-
ferro, In Rudd's Lane.