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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

Louis Baldacci. 3la y. Seventh.
George Wilton King, 4O4 \. Sixth
otmond a. Flournoy, 700 L. Broad.
Herman ullman. slS n. Sixth.
a John Lucchessi, 3lA y. Seventh.
Terry Bros. 4os y. Sixth.
Peter Ron!ni GIT E, Marshall
Romeo Perry. 32l \. Sixth,
William Miller. 81, n, Sixth.
L. L. Thompson Co. unc.o, GaS u, Broad.
Henry Engeiberg, i02s n, sixth.
SEBASTIAN oGesty. 10 n. Second,
Dsnnis O,Dwyer, 20 Orleans
James A. Hagan. 3210 Lester
William T., Rochei3al5 l.ouisIana.
Peter &, Martin, 3S2s williamsburg. Ave
CHARLES II. Russell sol Louslana
Oscar r. Tinken.8Ia0 Louisiana
5John r. O'Grauy, Fulton.
n. Il. lYaldrpp. ZOE Brook AveM,e.
A. L. straus, 100 y, broad,
Louis Eiogi, GOO Brook Avenue
Miller supply Co. IS ~, Broad.
6. w. CLARK, Se6 H.aThlrtie,h
y y Ragby, HON. TwentS-hsth.
$. W. VOTERS, 1la0 NJ TWENTY seventh
c r.. Hopkins 900 Vanabie,
william L. Ililliard o2I n. Thirtieth.
e, Y. Hubbard iii N. Twcnty,nfth.
8. 7. Jones. 5000 u
Y 4. Mcponough 1901 ". Malm
I. y. Johnson, eio W. Cary
! Msss ~ 4. Z, h. i ! ~ Main,
4 y =. A. ., iialkfs sos II. Cary
~ " anderson Sons. ls3t.as W. Cary.
y I. Burke l4ai7 n. Seveni esnib,
FL - ullman. zoe u, Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
CLAIM JUST
SAYS COMMIT TEE
Council Asked to Pay Woman
for Damage to Home from Fire
Engine Sparks.

Miss Annie o'Keefe's claim against
the city for the destruction OF the roof
OF her home. ut 5000 Lester Street
by sparks from a fire engine was favor.
ably considered by the Council Commit
tee on Claims last night. Under the law
the city cannot be sued. Miss #O,keefe
took the matter up with Mayor NcCar-
thy, reminding him that this was the
second time her home had been wreck
ed. After the first fire the insurance
companies refused to issue another
policy. on the ground that the property.
In close proximity to the Gas Works
was a dangerous risk.
Miss O'Keefe wanted $500. After the
fire she had to go to the hospital $ a
result OF injuries sustained in trying to
protect herself from the weather. and
In other ways she has suffered. II the
city refuses to pay anything. Miss
iO'Keefe will have no redress. butHtl'
case is so unusual and pathetic that the
Council will probably accept the cons
imittees Recommendation without quess
fftop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
WILLING TO WORK
BUT CAN FIND NONE
Five Hundred Idle People in Need
Of Help-Must Have It or Face
Starvation.

Five hundred men of all trades and
callings. most of them with families,
out of work, and with no prospect or
securing It, was the problem presented
to the board OF managers OF the AS.
sociated Charities at u special meeting.
last night 1t was recognized that
an emergency existed and that COLI
.ditions would not be materially Inn
proved for some weeks. TO keep these
families together and in Richmond the
will be districted, and the Citizens
Relief Association will at once begin
vigorous canvass for the funds
needed.
Members Of the board realized that
this condition presented q new phase
of charitable work. one that has not
been prominent since the society was
organized. So long as work was
abundant. there was little reason for
helping tile ablebodied man or woman,
except to carry them until their first
pay day. Those who would not work
have been discarded and the effort
mas been mainly toward the relief OF
the INDECENT.
worl, is not to be had. and already
there are worthy people in actual want.
From the. comfortable living OF highly
paid worllmcn. many families are now
in absolute want, and the NUMBER is
daily increasing.
Funds Bndly Needed.
Already much work is going on, both
at the Methodist Neighborhood House
and at the Ballard House. The cold
has turned the thoughts 4. Of the the char r.
many wagon-londs OF clothes haW
been gathered from the more .fortu-
nate, ard their daily distribution Is
enc of the largest factors in prevent
ling actual suffering. With the increas-
ing number who are in n need ed there here
that can ne done along. this line. a
comnissary departm,ent has has. also beer s,n
groceries. bought at wholesale, are
Distributed to those In want.
TIE Citizens Relief Association the
financial arm az the Associated Chart
ties hos onthe alnon1tit
daily. nut the canvass for funds will
be Il sharp ore. for the need is nr-
gent DR.. Buchanan. swhenEcalled upon.
told OF familvo on West Broad street
with ten children, for Whoma dispos-
sess wnrrsnt was issued yesterday for
rnrpaynent of3ren t. be n Their and
| Oldest son are out of employment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
MAYOR TO SPEAK
VIII Deliver Address mt Hoge Memorial
Church TO-Night

VIII Deliver Address mt IIoge Memorial
Church Tonight.
Mayor MCCARTHY viii speak at the
uoSe Memorial Presbyterian Church at
franklin and Nineteenth Streets to-
night at o'clock on the subject .'The
Standard: Who Makes 1t, Who Main
tains 1t: What II Does.''
The Mayor was invited by the Pres
byterian brotherhood of this church,
and he. will deliver the first of n se-
ries OF popular addresses on good
morals and good citizenship. which
are being planned by this organiza-
ton. The most able speakers availa-
Tie from different denominations and
from various walks In life will be in
yited from time to time. The ad-
dresses, will be entirely nonsectarian.
In their scope.
Attractive feature of the program
for this evening will be vocal num-
hers rendered by Miss Diacont, Mr..
Mills and Mr.. Phillips. No admission
Tee will be charged; no collection will
be taken. and everybody is invited.
Good balcony. seats viii be reserved for
scolored people, !. is.75iie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

be averse to receiving sucl, infor,na j.
ton II backed up by solid reason. b,,t
IL would not be safe for. persons to
see him in behalf Of some fayorite
Whom they are anxious to set up in
business hereafter.
Lists Not the same.
In the list secured from, tho J1ust-
Mss Court the business location OF
me applicants was not given and TO
get thls II was necessary to insnect
the records In Chief Werner's once.
Inc Following persons presented
checks yesterday to Clerk Waiter
CHRISTIAN. whose names are nor on tfe
police list - 'tt7
Dale Luche. John Mitchell. NJ. Mas
SCI. y; ii. Patterson. a. j. Pizzini. j. n.
l r.ahSln. schiitz Brewing COMPANY, 4.
= sSEs :. e company. j. 7. Temple ana l.
IL tGas chiefs IFS, are re so,,oatn-
iaa.a.es E!.h 10 record .ssat cE!sc:.s
Ess@ gssst
pollard r.zte taf.a s-8 n
- :ssls,ssss g SskaEzk sfe a-1.sE &74.z.rt.ss.
~ - ASs RS. 1@g 'si. ss-f.a'a Az ss1Eans i.
vs. t;ft ..zi..f P isa-441c SSsgEEz--, sy,r},-;s,
~ Ytsssst slssT r1,s.t- IL u. wS,esft. gIi
-4ar9ss s-'s7sint+1s15EEa Elr=+.st- .Ei,E,,s,t.,-
si4 zsL Asl-Ea srzris$ ma III Fstrs,.It.. "a
x TE5 Z :. EI:s't--1. STRIFE. srry.,.st;; ny.
" - Sss-lsta JT.r9r ssa.t,.i, 1.a,,.i,;
Y s-.si as 2t-t1tia sy5g 5F4.srIsh iFst,t.,.st.:
~ q -1+sesgaa a..sl n.ei,s,5,
ssa9t--E fl,eg azist Ma.s;l
s.erz52s lc-ss :;ss<sla.sass.5 Ys5a @eaa ear,-7,
i7sf's'=fg " I. EI1EGfg 1871 gatie EI:..asI
s5regt 2 y Tgsgs-. ;1.4 gszss sssrrs,ests
eA ,HssB.7f 1865 zSss FEtsAs..fa ;str,s.et.
frE2ss Z s5*2rs e.. E-aat Es1as6 STRAIT.
VI a.ls EEslse $1sSs&s# EuEags sztte4E -
90 r1stg wita .fsa -ssggsf rag 1Ia.si5rss zssffV
TOT - ttfasstzEz1 CtesA CEsfs.ss n
itst TEEFtzt te regarded as cflct4l. ard sa.
confusion on tise part az the apasi-
cants IS doubtless responsible Tor n.
discrepancies, which viii rot Interfere
Siia the chances OF those who have
$500 on deposit.
The list printed in another column
Mss prepared after several hour
work, and gives The names and ad
dresses OF all who aPptlea and &c.
posted checks. with the exception of
thosc listed ABOVE as not appearing
on the pDlipr Iist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

II. j. Cook, 91s Il. Cary SIS
NJ. II. Page. GIG M Seventeenth.
Henry Lebalo 2a0ll f. Mann :; N y 4
Fred Robins. COLE, Marshall. tt III
; Il. B. Savage. al e. Main. 8 4
j. NJ. Hulcher w. Leigh W Z. ~
NJ. Massei.l l01 n. Seventeenth. 4. @3F
Il. Blake, ala E.. Main. @ts
Paul Valdrighi. 400 w, Broad. nc
NlcISeel tS Boyd. '111O E.. Franklin
", z, Smith, 4os ". Broad 4
IA. $. Wullerstein. II go u N Main. 3;;ls
David \ u Fl, Mailman. l56l f. SInln.3
y. IL RUPERT. 24015 e.. Mali, $s4
S. c, Poll, 1912 III FRANKLIN. 81,
y. 5, Hoze. 200a fYenable. F .5s
Patrick Eneary, lila N. FlIst, e ~
s., brace ani, Sl25 ". Duvai. 81 i-lt tsss f
+ J. NJ. AleXander, ITO N. First 1.
y Mcclare s sullivan. l7Os II. franklin.
i1aWes ~ Nash. 500 M. Main. III
I'll g, Ieeke, g115 wv Marshall. AK
~ s, Einstein. 600 u. BROAD. " y
g. a. Boehlns, 900. w. Leigh, ~ RI
Giu lie5 Arrighl, l5la H. Main, s15
n 55iH. Felthaus,g 1895 w. Leigh. sSS
~. Meredith, 100 F.. Raker. q ssgfs
8I u. Allen 1901 n. Seventeenth M MIC
IL I'D. Robben, 4 IS, Fifteenth. 3S IA s8is
b Hunt. aOa II, Baker, III ~ f'
& ieter4 cast elNecchi, 1924 E.SMain.
p, ,IHlanksnship, eiOs u. Main.
4 + + ol!ida = ~ polard 700 FIospltal, @
Louis Marchetti. l41s ~ 4 Main, \ a, ,ga
Il N roconi 4 Cprrlre, 500 W. q r3ronei z
Ig..l, Pcchi, 229 ", seyenteensh 4 s. VIZ ~
Ill puffy,li6 louisiana .,8'
* II, ID Mos chettl l0l NJ. Eighteenth,
M ll, Donaho 10 n. Seventeenth Ii, v Il,
n, Y, lsutler, "a N. eighteenth. si
II, 3A bert, sse w Broal, ;-.1s Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
NO APPOINTMENT YET
But Judge Waddill rs CONSIDERING
Name OF MIR. brady. 80.

Is CONSIDERING
Nnme OF Mr.. brady.
Judge Edmund Waddill. of the United
states STATES District Court, stated yesterday
that the publication In the afternoon
papers here and in Norfolk that Mr..
Joseph z. Brady had been appointed
as clerk of the United States District
Court in the place of the late Colonel
Howden was entirely premature. III
is true, the Judge said, that he has
been thinking OF some such plan as
possibly TIE best thing TO do. especially
IN REV of the probable early consoli-
eaton pE Congress of the two Offices
q clerk at tie Circuit and District
Conrts. but nothing has been done or
s-si.sasfe22. settled upon. The judge fur
t2sr sid the condition of The work in
t1e N1rfolk office, coupled with the
11ra-.arra-; character OF 1t and the con-
FIz1las Increasing business OF the
etfrrE al sSiat place. made it proper
md ?,=sIatzssary that whatever was done
wit'tal6 sssciire 70 the bar and the public
5,is Atz-rs&st order of service, and that
FIJI wDa9aG2 be chiefly with that end in
r7inw tt4si lie should be governed in
nillt5t6; an appointment and arrang-
ireE lie clerical force there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
RUSH or DEALERS TO
GET LIQUOR LICENSE
FRACTURED SKULL
IN c. & 0. BUILDING
Raymond White Leaps Through
Window, Striking His Head
on Radiator.

Thinking tia, he was Jumping onto
Il floor. Raymond White. thirteen years
OF age, of 713 South Laurel street last
night leaped through ii second story
window III the Chesapeake and Ohio
E;uildinG and crashed down on Il Ia-
orator twenty feet below. Men ard
boys rushed from adjoining Offices on
nearing the noise and the boy, still
3ni ,siis was picted up and carried
INTO room, where the city ambu.
lance was summoned. Dir. fInchman
responded, and found that White had
seriously fractured his skull. bur
could not determine then whetl,e,
sMere We're ans internal injuries. He
WAS Mt once taken to the Retreat.
Where he was reported last night to
be resting easy, but still conscious.
i, l rs boy was playing with il few
or his comrades on the second foo,
when they began chasing him. a ,saI,
iiery runs almost around the build
ing on the inside, and thinking thar
ne y, would land on 1t, the bov ienneS
! through the window, missing the cal.
lery by dozen feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

Il. j. Bagley. sls n. Twenty.
ID. q. Metzger, q ana 6 s.. Fourteenth.
a r.. ~. =, Williams. 3 s, Twelfth. I54 #
William Miller. 54l n. Second. 53
fJ. IN Kahn e. 8 Bros. s. eBroo venue,
James q. Hart ! 425 ~. Seventeenth.
II j I. NJ Atkinson. 901 II ! Broad.
& Otto Graganl. "A 10 IT,. Broad.
4 D. r. Griffith. 20 ~. Broad.
{Nvilliam,s T. II olzaptei. 40 n. Sixth
2, "a. Sunni, TAO III Main;
4 IIesshurg. Gunst 9 Col 9. FL Cary.
\ George IA, lIundey & Co.. GA Il. Broad
Il q r. Delarue, $40 y. Main. ~
Y hIurphyst Hotel, 80 N 81 + gsSg
"a. nonat. a us IL, Franklin.
IN. J. a Lawler,s40 a II. 3road. III is q h
z II IA w. Stein S01ERroolx Avenue q
B Reuben IN cobs, Mutual Building. z ND
Pat y, Lena hal II. .0SSS. Seventh.
-. II. o. Neil n. fifteenth ss
Jefferson Hotel. isf gF'sS AS N, s43
NJ w. Lawrence 1l1G H. Main
II r, Francione. ! ~ e.. broad. . S5S 3ss3i5
Nv I. e., Walden, 500 N. Seventh X
T.. -. Moore. 916 Bank Street. l " y
4 Connell & s. Mtlleri3 coo e. Broad. s \ l
Il r.. 4. Christian, 1+-16 p. Main. sY5 III y
William Rueyer. Ninth and Bank.
Il Frank filler, 1a04 III. Main s5
"a n hony g. Sons 0 a. r. Nal nj, sa
\ Herman Schmidt. 5o4 2, Broad VI I'M
Z +, i Sparks W 4 J, Rroa4 .
q. +. alInhan. 90 N. Eff thu III
4 81. q 5 chinppn,at!4ao u, Main. 55.,R
& Cane a ~ Haeci plupo. 81 SIT ". Fra Ms In
Il 81 use. q 2 II road, Hi 8
n n. Marcllet u. Ia a ~. Broad. 81 M
V, y Cat hrl Etlt. ~ M eltsll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
new Law WOULD
BANKRUPT CITY
Council Committee Opposed Is
Extending Sewer, Light and
Water Service to County

Several bills which are now pendln~
In the Legislature, and which vii, a.
feet the municipality. were considered
yesterdhy Mt a meeting OF ,the snecieI
Steering Committee OF Council. az
which air. James L. Cannon ia chair
man. Senator Wicleham,s measure Ia
require cities to provide water. light
and sewer service to all persons ap-
rlSing for II within one mile of the
corporate limits was vigorously on
posed. IT was pointed out tina In the
case Of Richmond II was dinicuIt 10
accommodate the people OF the annexed
territory. and that To openstic way for
demands from the adjacent coun,r,
would bankrupt the city.
ne bill to prohibit the consolidation
o, 1he once Of Tax Collector and City
treasurer was opposed nm ordinance
having already been Introduced in
Council to provide for this change.
city Attorney Pollard who wna
present az the meeting, gave the opin-
ION 70, t ,ii.l., the exemption OF bonds issued
taxation would be IN, conflict with sec
ton ls3 of the Constitution.
TO Search for Cocaine.
An amendment was accepted to the
bill relating 10 the selling OF cocaine
which VIII authorize tho issuance OF
search Warrants where the police have
reason 10 believe that II Is being KEEP.
in stock for the trade.
Mayor Mccarthy discussed the pend
ing currency legislation In Congress
and pointed out that the plan by which
municipal bonds may I've used us a
basis of currency where the limit uoas
nor exceed 10 per cent would deprive
"a city of that privilege. The limit
here IL is per cent. Resolutions were
adopted urging the Virginia represent
atlves TO nave the bin amended to read
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
cRuTCHFIELD SUSTAINED

s,ri.,oIsa.-s.e, Mrst Paw $500 Fine for Selling
10 "a Minor.
@stA- ing and exciting trial In the
EstsSssRE FgIrt yesterday the fine Of $500
at-Fs'as1 ~ tEGtire Crutchfeid upon ". E.
tas!sst- Eaip9axeeper of Twsnty-hf,h and
Y stEeera. for asllinG liquor 10 a minor. was
Elft2t4eC- Il nc hoy, who vas the chief Wit
tags Tor the Commonwealth, testified that
Re fough, a package from Pollard and thai
thr effect OF II made MIN so drunk that he
coEid got recognize his mother.
Foilsrt's application for license was on
the list IN the custody OF tho Police Depart
rent yesterday, but he did not deposit a
ccruhed check required by law. This
lneans that ne VIII have to close on May J..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Insanity PLEA
IN BURKE CASE
Understood That Many Wit
nesses Will Be Summoned to
Show He Was Irresponsible.
BURDEN ON THE GOVERNMENT
Will Be Compelled to Prove the
Prisoner Is Sane Before He
Can Be Convicted.

Indicted OH three counts for$robbing
tho mails. Frank p. Burke. formerly
superintendent OF Station 3 OF the
Richmond post-off1ce. will appear for
trial In the United States District
Court this morning. The prosecution
win be conducted by Judge l.. i. Lewis.
district attorney, and his assistant; Mr..
Robert H. Tallcy The prisoner will be
represented by Messrs. II. NJ. Smith
and John a. Lamb. The defense will
be insanity.
The ChnrEc.
The charge against Mr.. Burke is
that OF .'unlawfully secrcting and en- :
bezzling g letter" The Indictment was
found by the October grand jury. Mr..
/. q. Morris signing the paper rs fore.
man. 1t specifies that on September
14.1907. Mr.. Burke. While employed as
superintendent OF Station 3. on Church
I'LL opened certain letter which had
come into his possession in an official
capacity, and which was to be conveyed
by mail. 1t is charged that this letter
contained two 81 bills and silver
half-dollar. The letter was directed
to Miss Annette Click, p. o. Box e9S,
Frederick, Md, and was never deiv-
cred.
After his Indictment. Mr.. Burke was
admitted to bail In the sum of s1,50l,
With L. A. Stumpf and II. Lee Peters
as his bondsmen.
Among tho witnesses summoned for
The prosecution are IT, X. Barclay and
J. b. Robertson, post-offoe INSPECTORS:
y. w. Gordon. clerk at Station B. and
salvatore Presti keeper of n .rearbv
barber shop. Others will probably he
called; the defense has not VET made.
Its list public.
Government Must Prove.
lt was reported last night that when
the case opens this morning the defense
would abandon It's present plea OF mot
guilty. and put in plea Of insanity.
To substnntiate this view, some thirty
or more Witnesses, including some
prominent local, physicians. viii be
called to testify that In their view the
accused man is not mentally responsi-
BILE. Should this plea be entered. the
case VIII be q most complex one. and
VIII be bitterly fought by the opposing
attorneys.
In the United States courts. where
prisoner alleges insanity, the burden
Is on the government to prove him
sane and responsible for his acts, proof
that Is in many cases most difficult to
secure. The ruling of the Virginia
State courts Is the exact opposite in
THIS regard. 1t being the custom here,
TO presuppose an accused man as sane.
unless his counsel is able 10 prove that
II" Is insane. and therefore not re-
sronsibie for his actions, the burden of
PROOF railing entirely on the prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Fcrri. on His Way.

Governor Swanson received n tele-
gram from the Department of State ut
yesterday informing hin,
that Moses Ferris. the Syrian. who IS
wanted in Roanoke for murder. has
started from the Argentine Republic
OF this country III charge OF American
officers. Tt will take some time to
make tho trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
CREDIT MEN TO MEET
nl'l Hold ANNUAL session, Elect onleers and

Viii Hold Annual Session, Elect Officers and
Discuss New Laws.
The Richmond Credit Mems Association
Richmond on Thursday nigh, at $50 a clock
supper VIII be served promptly az th!g Tine
abd the business session wilt follow inrnc- !
dlpteiy: OFFICERS for 1905 Will be elected
nnd bills OF Importance now pending before
the Legislature Will be discussed The as
soeiatlon VIII probably be called upon to
DISCUSS and possibly TO act upon the pro-.
posed appeal Of the law prohib!ting tho
phlalleling o. the Richmond, Fradericks-
bprs and Potomac Railway .-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

Peter Traterl,s7Oa Brook Avenue.
q Z. Rabanstetn. 9 ~ i J. III; !;
Morris Mh arKs; o 20 W ~. Broad.
Abe Marks, e22 II. Broad. !, M I, i, s8gs
I. O. schwartz ~ IL 90 n 4 llroad
j. Glannottl SEA E. Broad n, s53
y Rankenshp, 2429E u ~ ~ 2 .sifss2}3l
q + Cicuccl, e10iecS. Seventce
+ T. i. Nolte,4j11s hE.eLGanal. i533 * II
- . Nelson, W. Duya! -. \,
6, !. Sagelsmann. 7ols n ~ ir e.
Hchara Baker. 0e2T % I stree y 4
~ y Ebsnhack. SIT r. " MAIN IN Sis$s
r. 'Enslelfins, IOl W. Canal sug7
i4usene Magnunl, 1900 l1s, q Cary Y t593
i. u. Huleher, Gl3 N. Third.
y Boherty, 500 ST. Peter r.. ~ ~ 4 81 III
y y, D'Nclll, Sli Nlosby., 3s5s
- w Hobben,s Gl9s NJ III ~ !, "a al
Il. nso9 :, W.lnherE,Tss y J srnn :
II, il. aa Ftasi soa ii alaln. II
4 B. Ryan, ldl0 Ss.s Franklin. \, n e 54i 4i 4
Jos Carnieelll. 4 IS Rrp y, III
I lagemanalsl4 w. 1ielHllt ",
y n Moran 2sib +. M g M, sg
!. q. O'Connor. a2nT Z. Il NJ ain. iti III
Antonio Dement,. 3 $50 short !, =, afsS
AUGUST Wallmerer, 1918 W. v sl''y
,tlio Grescioli, sea y. Cary .,t 4, ~ IN s
teprse q Meyer 90 81 ,,i : q Aanth.
o'c,onnor, s25 (, I, N si5 IN
y Nnthony, AZ. 100 4 w
q Rubin lad ~ II. Eightein Nv
sFaak BonaldI.G 60ls n. m Sls All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
PILES
20 Years
Cured. 4: fol- Soc.
Bed-RIdden Fran Piles. massachusetts
Nlnn IL Cured by Wonderful Pyrn-
mid Pie Cure. Send for n Free
$3.50 u,rinl I.nclka GO aun-iInH.A


mid Pie Cure. Send for n Free
Trial Package To-day. 4
q had piles for 20 years. was 50
bad for months at time as to be un-s
able to walk. Having a friend who lost
his life by an operation, desisted8
from ever having tina Il eSper inlents tried
on me. stSs Al
Cure YOU sent me. and then bought
508cent boz. The results We're tmnle-
sdiate ana surprising to me. assure
81 tits speedy action also makes lit ex-
Etremely favorable for impa tient people,.
I'll am yours sincerely, George Fl. BART
lett, Mastapan,E Mass, il55 4 tsS
~ The moment So u begin to use Pyra- /
mia Pile Cure. Your piles begin to leave
SYou, and itching, and pain begin to-
sdIsappear u t# heals all Sores ulcers.
and Initiated parts. t put up In The
form Of supposi tories and is easy tn
"a IA trial treatment Will be sent you
I at once by mall In plain, sealed wrap. /
per, wi tn out Ia cent o. expense 70 YOU, /;
I: II YOU senS! YOU ilal2s and address
ing, Marshall Mich, H.
fter& NO " NJ receive annpl e,- Won
can get re Ell ar lie pa G X ago or I,,
9ralnid q lie Cure at your drugs lsl's Tor
30 cents. Y or Eifl he hasn't y send Us
the mon ey and IN al wi send II to3 you. S,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
FALLS TWENTY FEET

Eflc Jackson. Colored, breaks Through,
Weak Railing.
Elile Jackson colored was yester-
day morning preciptated twenty feet
into a brick areawaYby tile breaking
of the porch railing against which
she wasi leaning. Her head was bad
ly gashed. but the skull remained In
tact. Or. Hinchman, OF the ambu-
lance corps. attended her and found
the cut seven stitches long The @ro-a
man lived in the rear of 1909 East
Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Methodist Ministcr. Advocatc hill to
Prevent Them Hereafter.
AT their weekly meeting yesterday
morning the Methodist ministers o,
the city adopted n resolution favoring
the passage OF the bill now before the
General Assembly prohibiting Sunday
excursions The vote was unanimous.
and Il committed was appointed to
confer with the legislative committee
In regard to the bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
H0WITzERs ELECTION
To Give St,bscription Dnncc for Ben
eft of,rrnck Team Thursday Night.

The Richmond Howitzers viii hold
their annual meeting for the trnnsnc-
ton OF routine business and the elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year to-
night In their arrnory.
On Thursday night. from $3.50 to IL
o'clock subscription dance will be
given in the armory for the benefit Of
which for this year IN unusually prom
Using. has already been entered for the
meet in Washington city. and i! suf.
icient money can be raised II will go
to all the important contests OF Vir-
ginia and neighborlng States.