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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
MINORS MUST NOT
Wilt P00LRO0MS
8Norfolk's Police Justice Fines
Proprietors and Boy Visitors
Tor Violating the Law.
"a MENACE no NAVIGATION
Revenue Cutter Goes to Sea to
Search Out D erelicts--Negro
Arrested.
! MENACE 10 NAVIGATION.
3rspec,al 70 Tho Times. Dispatch. !

Z Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
< NORFOLK. VA. February 5.-Taiin.
! none of the excuses offered for the
|. presence OF minors in poolroons. nint
s. offenders were to-day iined $50 ant
/ cost by Justice Simmons In the Police
(. Court, and all put on notice that ii
was the mln!munl-tllat heavier Zines
/ would be levied for similar offenses
: In the future. Those answering to tho
Z charge were William Seymour, man
ager OF the Eagle Poolroom, Church
Street; r. Arino and NJ. Gross, OF the
i pcolrooms at No. "a East Main Street.
The minors fined were Wade Ber-
wright, Edgar Green, Elmer Alears.
I'D. Ricardo. William Mayfeld and
: John Judge. s
lads came seeking work from press.
ing establishmentl4in the rear; that
the proprietor was absent, and that
they We're merely waiting around the
stove-not playing pool.
The others gave excuses for being in
the poolroom, with the exception of
Mayfield. who was caught playing the
game. but none OF the excuses We're
accepted. although witnesses corrobo
rated their statements. An appeal was
entered In each OF the cases
The arrests followed, a visitation Of
the detectives around the poolrooms,
by order Of the chief OF police. It Is
announced that the new ordinance will
be rigidly enforced by the department.
After Dcrelicts.
The United States revenue cutter
Onandaga put to sea this afternoon
OIL a search for derciicts. said to be a
menace to navigation. ard to secure
tidings, II possible. OF missing vessels
due at the Chesapeake PORTS There
OF the tug Ed. Luckenbach and It's
tow. three barges. and for the steamer
Biuefield.
= Henry Kidd, 'fifteen-year.old boy
md runaway from his home In Ches-
tcrfeld Heights, who is said to be an
incorriEihle, was picked up by the
Norfolk police to-day, and is being held
for his parents.
.e Arrested n Suspect.
The police to-day arrested Will
Thomas. colored. believed to be the
Individual responsible for the many
store robberles committed about Nor
folk in the past week or ten days. He
IS being held pending close investi-
cation by the detective department.
Thomas is declared to be an old of
fender, and attention was called to the
fact that he was liberal with money.
and that 1t was of the change" va
/ rietS, such as had been taken from
,Scash registers. Some OF the n;ckels
We're found to be marked, and were
identified by W. L. Northern, whose
cash register had been robbed severa.
times recently. He marked the money
IN order to, assist In catching the thief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
dRIP EVERY WINTER.
Tlts Indiana Womun Found Relief In
DR.. willinmk, pink pin.

This Indiana Woman Found Relief IN
DR.. Williams Pink pills.
Mrs. Sarah Rnilsback OF 1os South
Street, Richmond, Ind. says: II had
attacks OF grip every winter for about
ten years. It left me with no appetite.
! was miserable all the time and could
hardly drag myself around. I lost In
weight and was terribly run down. I
was chilly and cold and achcd all over.
II was under the cara OF our family
doctor but got no relief until my niece
persuaded me to try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills 1t wasn't long before I had an
appetite and could eat certainly got
better coon and DR.. Willlams' PINT
Pills cured me. The aches and pains
left me and I gained in weight. I
take the pills every spring to build
up my blood and tone my stomach. T
always recommend DR.. Wtlliams' Pink
Pills to my friends and think they
arc grand medicine"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
THURMAN ASKS TIME
TORCOMPLET5 HIS BOOK

NORFOLK, VA, February 5.-Leo c
Thurman, condemned to death for the
murder OF Walter P. Dolsen, and await
ing resentence after appeal, has ad.
dressed a letter to Judge Hanckel, OF
the Corporation Court, asking that he
be given at least six weeks before his
execution In order that he may finish
some writing that he Is doing. He Is
supposed to be writing a confession
giving history OF his crime, as well
MS the story of his wanderings from
place to place previous to his capture
in Vancouver. British Columbia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
CAUGHT THE "TIGER."
Negro Convicted Of 8Unlawfully Selling
NNhiakey tn SuOtsyINnnln.
TSpec,aI 10 The Times-D spnt c

Special TO The Times- . spntclI.l
SPOTSYLVANIA, VA. February b.
Charles Lewis, n colored man. In this
time OF running "blind tiger" Com
monwealth's Attorney Thos. S. Cole.
man.; to-day had a warrant issued
against him, and the accused was
brought before Justice l.. NJ. Estes
found guilty and fined $50 and the
costs. Rumor has it that whiskey Is
being secretly sold in other parts o,
the. county. and the suspected Offend
5ers are now under surveillance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Voters OF Tenth District VIII Meet Al
StuuntOn March Sd.

rspecial to The Times Dispatch.1
STANTON, Va, February 5.-The
Republican convention OF the Tenth
Congressional District, will meet In
Stnunton. March Sd. to select dele gates
to the Chicago convention and to nom
mate q candidate for Congress.
The District Committee In session
here last night decided on the call 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
HER CARGO on FIRE
The Thcrapla Arrives ut Havre With
CnttNMN Still Sm0Nllerins. 3AiFsss

The 'IuCrWVIN 11TCIVGE. NJ KtuVf6 7ENVlIll
CnttNl, Still Sm0lllderins.
IIAVRE. u february 5--The British
steamer Therapid arrived here To-day
from Galyest ton and, NORFOLK with her
ser reports that when off the ooast5o OF
Bermuda on January 10th FIRE was
discovered. The matches were imnedl Il
iatoly opened and 3 he blazing bal les 81
$terward the matches were close q 8 AMI
sateRrn poured I'M to- the hol amt ] /. ttle
syesscl EeAched tore, where the fire
Which was Sstl u gsmo vi Ter Ing, was final.
E!ys ex lin Ru "a. S3sS r "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
RESIDENCE BURNED.
Mr.. Charles Thuros, of Frederick Coun-
~, Loses His Home by Fire.
Especial to The Times. D,snatch

Especial to The Times D,spatch.l
W1NCHESTER. VA. February g.
While the family OF Mr.. Charles Tharos.
farmer OF Catlett Station, were cat
Ing supper last evening the house was
discovered to be on fire. cad burned
down before the contents could be
saved. The family We're compelled to
tlee for their lives. Friends took the
unfortunate people In out of the snow.
The loss is about $1,000, with no In
ssGrance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
.P|ETERSBuRG'S LIST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.----------------------
Treasurer's Report Shows Total
OF 1900 Whites and 81 Negroes
Entitled to Vote.
IMPROVING FIRE DEPARTMENT
Recommendation BY Finance
Committee for Increased
Appropriation.
IMPROVING FIRE DEPARTMENT

ri /. IT,, :, H..

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch1
PETERSBURG. VA, February g.
The Treasurer's list OF qualified voters
in the six wards Of the city has been
completed. and shows a total of 1900
white voters and So colorcd, distributed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
AUGUST LINNERT LANDED.
Music Teacher Wanted In Suffolk
brought From South Carolina.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA, February 5.--Deputy
Sheriff v. T. johnson returned to-day
from South Carolina with August Lin
merit alias r. Weimener. who Is wanted
here on several charges of forgery.
Linnert, who is &c. man music teach
er, agreed to come without reQuisition
papers. When arrested there We're
found among his effects blank checks
on banks in Maryland. Virginia., In
diana. Texas and the two Cnrolinas.
He was caught while uttering in Nc
i Coll, s. c., a $25 check. forged with
the name of Elihu Joyner, a magistrate
of Holland, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
,ndition. 4 new addition has Jus,

been completed.
At the Baptist Church tonight the
Rev. r. A. Williams baptized twenty
five persons. who united with the
church at the recent revival. Over
twenty were baptized last Wednesday
night. and twenty-five more will be
baptized on Wednesday night OF next
week. The baptizing took place In
the pool under the pulpit In the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
THE Grip EPIDEMIC
Disease is of Short Duration and
When Free from Complications
Is Rarely Fatal.

TO get up. and I gained rapidly ID
strength until was able to do my
work. II seemed like a miracle to
all Of my friends, who were surprised
at my speedy recovery"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
rrultless Vote for senator.

8serate and House IN Joint session took ii
formal ballot for United Suites Senator
without result to-day. The ballot follows;
AIefireary,s Allep, 2a !; u Al, t'lexner.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
LOST WEIGHT RECLAIMED.
Grip Left This Man with Brokers'
down Nerves. and Weuk Stomach.


Mr. G. W. casto, the well-known
confectioner OF s21 North Water St,
Decatur. Ill, is grateful to DR.. Will
iiams' Pink Pills for driving the lin.
gering effects Of the grip from his
system. He says:
"For six years suffered with ncrv.
Gus debility following an attack OF
the grip. was left very weak and
run down and felt ali out OF sorts.
My nerves were particularly bad and
any little trouble In my business up
set me and ] could not sleep nights.
AT times my stomach would gorge
and become as hard as @ stone, caus-
Ing pains. my appetite was poor and
my liver constantly troubled mo. Ny
weight decreased from 160 to l2S
pounds.
II took treatment with two doctors
and each pronounced my trouble
nervous disorder. but did not help me.
Il then tried Or. williams Pink Pills
and began to get better after using
few boxes. gave them thorough
trial and was cured. I gained weight
until / now weigh 1s2 pounds and
have been healthy ever since. The
pills are n fino tonic ard cured ma
after doctors had failed
What DR.. Williams riuk Pills Do.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills Increase the
number OF red corpulsc!es in the blood
This Is matter OF easy proof by mi.
lcroscop!c test They therefore may
be said to actually make new blood
They are the most direct cure known
for anaemia and all similar conditions
They cure debility and most forms OF
weakness bacause they make 1t pos.
siblc for the nourlshment taken In the
body to reach tho parts that require
ii. They cure rheumatism because
rheumatism Is caused by impure blood
and when they replace the inlpur.
blood with pure, tho disease is cradi-
cated-not temporarily suppressed. but
cured to stay cured After-effects OF
grip, feyers and other wasting dis
eases are best treated with these
blood making pills because utter these
troubles the blood Is thin. watery aud
impure, and the health will not be
perfectly restored until the vital fluid
is made pure and rich. The pills are
guaranteed to be free from opiates OF
any harmful drug and cannot in1urc
the most delicate system.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills are sold BY
all druggists ar will be sent, post
paid, on receipt of price, so cents per
box: six boxes for $3.50, by the Dr..
williams Medicine Company. Science
tndy, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06

"I had been under the care Of doc
tor for long time and was getting
no help. I had tried electricity and
massage with only temporary relief.
"One day my husband brought home
some Of Dr.. Williams Pink Pills and
wanted me to try them. At first
was determined not to take them but
consented after while. They helped
me so quickly that was soon able
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
WAS ASLEEP IN GRAVE

iM0urncrs Arriving Arc startleil Ia
,,,,,,,, FLUID Nun lii D0x, s S5s
u, Z lslaNlSANlo. PA, February 6.---Whi lille
4 delgglng q grave Mt ST. Ielonle CemaN
/ keEyz here,thls morning, M iehael Bosncls,
sad be tlnE. re- n saa eap. nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
nIIEu,I.ArIsM AND DYsrErs1A.
Resulting from IN Attack OF Grii
Cured by DR.. Williams Pink Pills.

Resulting from IN Attack OF Grip
Cured by DR.. Williams Pink pills.
Mrs. A. =. Wilbur. OF Bergen. Gene.
see Co. N. Y. Is an enthusiastic adj
vocate of DR. Williams Pink Pills for
grips after-effects. She says:
IT suffered for two years with the
efter-effects OF the grip and was con-
fined to bed for greater part OF one
year. The grip left me with rheuma-
tism in my legs from tho knees down
and I could not walk without tiartins.
fire-like pans. had severe pains
In my stomach and could not retain
food. My legs and feet were SO swol-
len that couldn't find shoes to tit
me and couldn't stand the least pres
sure orr weight on my limbs. had
had cough, palpitntion Of the heart
and terrible sick headaches. I was
sick so long that my husband had to
give up his work to stay at home to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
Needs More Shelf Room.

To continue the publication OF the
Journal Of the House OF Burgesses.
$4,000 is asked Five volumes have been
issued and made accessible to students
and historians For lack Of funds the
work Is now at standstill In tho
midst OF a most important series.
A contingent fund OF $500 is recon-
mended for the purchase OF valuable
Virginia manuscripts under direction
Of the board -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
.ndefended.

as we'll as the verdict of the jury tslat
Harry Thaw was Insane when he COM
r1itfed IN criYY,s e
The oasis., 1908-06-20
HERMOSILLO NEWS.


 go to the Cantina Central, at Her mosillo.
 June 2d Mir. Ed Ziegler, brew master at the Hermosillo brewery, died after a short but severe illness. He was i'll but two or three days.
 Go to the Bank Saloon, opposite the railway depot at HermosilIo, to get fine orange blossom honey and first quality liquors.
 Mir. William Pffpaff, superinten- dent of Los Coches mine, situated out in the Gabilan region, died in Hermosillo, Saturday the 9th. De- ceased was from Cincinnatti.
 Mr. Manuel Loaiza, of the firm of F. Loaiza x Co.,, is in the City of Mexico, where his family are visiting. One of his children has been very ill.
 Last week Doctor L. T. Bristol, manager of the Hotel Arcadia, started for California for his sum mer vacation. During his absence the house is in charge of Mir. Rob- ert Scott.
 MT. Henry Cohen returned home Saturday from Culiacan, the state of Sinaloa, where in behalf of his brother, Barney, he has secured a lease for ten years of the most i'm portant hotel in that city; and Cohen Brothers will have a hotel in the Sinaloa capital as we'll as in the capital city of Sonora.
 Judge D. E. Alexander of Sacra- mento, California, is visiting in Hermosillo. Judge Alexander has been a prominent lawyer in Calif- Ornia more than quarter of a cen tury, and has written several standard text books. THE OASIS editor and the Judge were ac- -quainted as far back as 1868.
 Mir. W. Roberts the photographer returned last week from a trip on the lower Yaqui, where he secured some very fine views in the delta and along the line of the railway. There has been sent him the nega tives of series of views taken at the rendezvous in the Bacatete mountains, where the peace nego- tiations with the Yaquis were in hand, from which he has made fine set of views. THE OASIS is under obligations to Mir. Roberts for sets of both series of views along the railway and at the Yaqui pow wow.
 Yesterday evening a week there came up from the south party of gentlemen from Arkansas and Texas, who have been visiting the Los Angeles group of mines, out eastward from Hermosillo, in the vicinity of the Camou mill The property is owned by the Western Consolidated Mining Company, which has done considerable dew elOpment, and is projecting exten- sive operations. The visitors return very favorably impressed with what they saw. They are Senator F. P. Hill and Doctor R R. James of Cotton Plant, Ark; Mr R. T. Mar tin of Howell, Ark; and Mir. c. E. Oakes of Amarillo, Texas. They were accompanied by Doctor w. E. Rnhertsnn of .El Pasn. who is one
The oasis., 1908-06-20
Forest Tire.

According to the statements of those arriving in the city last eve- ming from the vicinity of the Sier- rita mountains. where forest fire has been iraging for several days past, 1t was learned that the blaze was of much greater magnitude than was at first believed, and that great difficulty is being expert enced in trying to check its ravag- es. It is stated that with the force now on the ground 1t will be im- possible to extinguish the fire in two weeks, and in the meantime prob ably millions of feet of valuable timber will have been destroyed.
 The fire broke out in the Santa Rita forest reserve last Thursday, and has been burning since that time with unabated fury. It was discovered by one of the forest rangers, who immediately sum- moned what help he could get and took up the task of trying to check the blaze, but the flames had got beyond all control, and spread over wide erea, assisted by a heavy wind.
 The dense smoke rolling from the burned erea is keeping back the men who are trying to check the flames, making 1t impossible for them to get within a half mile of the fire.
 Last evening the blaze in the mountains, which are thirty miles from here, could be seen plainly from the city, and were at that time mounting high in the heav- ems above the ridge of the range of hills. It could be seen easily that the timber on the north side of the hills was ablaze for distance of about half mile, and burning fiercely.
 What steps will be taken to check the fire Is unknown, but 1t is probable that some forest rangers will be rushed to the scene from other reserves in the territory.
The oasis., 1908-06-20

Heavy black cardboard for mounting photographs for sale at THE OASIS office.
The oasis., 1908-06-20

One needn't break his neck, or even a leg, to get in on the sub- scription list of the first allotment of treasury stock simply because the books of the Zarahelma Oil Company are now open to sub- scription to the treasury stock, which is offered at 25 cents for $5 shares, but this is not going to last long at thls price, as only 100,- 900 will be offered in the first allot- ment. Better investigate at once by having the secretary send you copy of the Company's prospectus. Address B. c. Hill, Secy, home of
 flee, Nave Block, or P. o. Box 1424, Tucson, Arizona. *
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-12-14
WAITING FOR PRESIDENT.
Delavan Smith Delays His Departure
For Havana.

New York. Dec. 13.-Delavan smith,
proprietor and editor of the lndiahapo'
lis News, whose attitude on the Pana-
ma canal charges was denounced ny
President Roosevelt in recent letter.
did not sail for Havana on the steam
ship Saratoga Saturday, as he came
to New York to do. He said he eXpect'
ed the President to issue shortly an
other letter in the controversy, ana ne
wanted to be on the ground Wheh "
comes out.
Il knew that the last letter was Gun
ing several weeks before it was e'Ne.
out" said Mr. Smith, but l 90 NV
know for a certainty. of course Una.
shall be in the one he is prep"'"e
now" no
Mr.. Smith went on to say tha' i'e ~,
lieves Congress should investigate o ~
Panama canal transaction ana INV, T.;tod
who got the money that LIE
States paid for the canal. s Pres
IF everything is all right, as ldes
ident Roosevelt claims it u.s. NJ '.u a.
"whv should he interfere TO p,e pre-, tne
congressional investigation? thlnk ,s ,nu
Rainey bill will go through anu the
We viii surely learn with whom 'he
money finally lodged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-12-14

of his suite On the train today, how
ever, he granted an interview to rep
resentative of the Temps. saying that he
he was leaving France he felt at liberty
to receive a journalist. The interview.
while guarded, fully confirms the repre-
sensations made by Castro at Santanden
to the effect that he is DESTROYS Of set
thing Venezuela's outstanding diplomatic
differences and, so far as France is con-
cerned, has already made the first steps
in that direction. He said. however, that
everything for the moment must be SUI
bordinated to the restoration of his
health, and that he would submit to an
examination in Germany on which would
depend the question of a surgical opera
ton or merely medical treatment lie
added that he might return to Paris.
While avoiding direct question as TO
what he expected to do toward settling
Eenezuela's foreign quarrels. pointing out
that as "private citizen he was not
qualified to answer, he made it clear tha'
the resumption of diplomatic relations
with France depended entirely upon Tue
settlement of the French Gable co. con-
troversy.
In conclusion President Castro twice re-
pcated that Venezuela desired peace ana
harmony with France and the other pow
ers. hut declared emphatically that peace
and harmony were dependent upon oth-
ers as we'll as upon Venezuela.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-12-14
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
May Be Taken by Jerome Against
Canal Scandal Talk Originators.

Washington, Dec. IAN official of the
government who is fairly well posted as
to the Panama canal scandal talk. said
that he did not understand that the init
nation of the President as to possible
criminal libel prosecution referred to con-
tempated action in the federal courts.
There is no criminal libel law on the fed
eral statute books and any action of this
kind would have to be taken in the state
courts.
He said, however that there is an I'M
written code of courtesy between federal
and state prosecuting officers. and he saw
no reason why United States District At
toraey Stimson of New York should not
lay before District Attorney Jerome of
that city the facts in the case for Mr.. Je-
rome's consideration, with the view OF
criminal action against persons in New
York responsible for the publication Of
the charges. He thought it probable that
conferences between Mr.. Stimson and Mr..
| Jerome might already have taken place.