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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
M00RS ARE
REINFORCED
Believed That General Marina Span
ish Leader. Il Ready for Attack.

MADRID-Specia -Reinforcements
IN large numSers have arrived in the
Moorish camp at Mciliila. says "A dis
patch received here today. and C is
believed that these were summoned by
the generals OF the tribeSmen because
Gneral Marina had begun his advance.
General harina's sudden decision for
immediate advance was caused by his
inability 60 cut the Mar Chica Canal
In less than four months.
The troops are in excellent spirits.
and glad 20 get away from Mellilla
where they had been practically inn
prisoned.
The van OF the Spanish army ad-
vanCed 10 RestinEa. along the sea
front. Il IS believed that Marina has
changed his line OF campaign. The
elimination OF the canal for heavy
transportation precludes the possibility
or carrying heavy cannon upon the adj
vance II Is also feared that sufficient
ammunition cannot be taken 20 last
through a severe campaign.
The concentration OF the whole
army requires another day at
least. 50 the assault upon the
MOOrs may be expected I'm forty
eight hours. Sentiment expressed
in Government circles Is that
General Marina resolved 10 move
forward without waiting for fur
Their troops. and that he viii rally
his forces 70 crush the tribesmen
and scatter them from the coast
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02

years I have had no return"
At any dealers. soc. a box. OF mailed
on receipt Of price By FOster-Milburn
Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02

spines at chafeuls who shoot across
them az uncomfortable speed The
commissioner believes THAT o. generous
distribution of these bumps through
the city viii be- most effective means
OF subdUinE the craze for speeding
which possesses many machine own
ers. The only streets that NIL not
need them Don Che plan arc those waved
with granite blocks. which arc
Stunned hy the automobiles.
commissioner Hanherc Shows a list
OF sixty fatalities and Zoo persons in-
jured hy automobiles iu Ch'cagC in
the last three months
"If the motor cars are allow 90 "a
run on without any check said the
Commi iou,r "the streets VIII he alb
solutely unsafe Tor children and wo-
men. Something must be done 20 check
speeding. 10 Dis not the average auto
owner who makes the trouble. bur the
careless individual who wants speed
at any cost
And another Trims rhat must Zoe
stopped is drinking hl chafeurs or hy
persons who ARE running cars. To
must Doe made al ofeusc for Chauffeur
fo take drink of irtoNicafiuc liquors
\un N..r U.. .... n.. .t
-unt I...I d.. ..aN.
the I.lh ..' .r
have a u.iaA u..I s.. I..-,. .-..eI
tNo cor three drinks the toy ls ready Oh,
run the car wide open. and thinks nt
Is the king of the highwaN.
~All Chicago is divided irto 1850
parts automobile owners and auto,n.
bile dodgers.
Glencoe bad bumps and ANS rcr
SON who went over them once in ar
automobile faster than thirts miles aI
hour never cared 90 repeat the ez.
pertinent"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
IT BUMPS" To JAR
FAST AUTOISTS
List OF Deaths and Injuries Prompts
New Chief 20 Make War on
Reckless AutOi>ts.

All Chicago is divided into two parts
automobile owners and automobile
dodgers J. HanbcrE. Commissioner
OF Public Works.
CHICAGO.-Sp ecial-Reckless au-
tomobilists. making ChicagO's streets
fields OF carnage. are 20 be stopped.
Wholesale arrests of drivers OF the
speeding death cars are TO follow a
decision of Col. Leroy +. Steward.
General superintendent OF Police. TO
devote the energies OF the department
tC make the streets safe for other We
hicles and for pedestrians.
Toll by the juggernauts OF pleasure
of dead and injured has reached such
an alarming extent that Col. steward
believes as great "a task confrouts Tic
police IN making the streets safe from
the engines of death as Don protecting
citizens from the hold-up man and the
thug. His determination Co take ace
tion came as result off "a cali on him
by John J. Hanherg. Commissioner of
Public Works.
Commissioner Hamburg told the
Chief OF Police that &c he was unable
20 deal with the situation that bumps
would be built at every street cross
ing.
They should be spread over every
mile of macadam road. be said. and
al corners and crossings TO jar the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
MCNAMARA RETURNS.

WASHING ID. Special
Stuart Mcnamara. Assistant 90 Attor-
ney General WiCkersham. has returned
TO Washington from Paris. where ne
has been for two months obtaining evil
deuce from officials and records OF the
old Panama canal Company. otherwise
luNestI-atIng matters which will have
1n important bearing lu the pendins
libel cases against Sew York and Inc
diauapnIs newspaper men. AIR. MD-
Namara refused 90 discuss the result
of his visit to France.
Tie vni leave for Sew York ln feu
days to continue his investigations.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS BUSY
One Thousand More Men VIII Re Put
tn Work in Richmond shortly.

RICHMOND. Vas Pecia The
beacon light OF prosperity is daily
becoming mcve brilliant Nothing
more fOrcibIy sttests this welcome
fact than the news that the Richmond
Branch OF the American Locomotive
Works has issued call FOR 1000 ad-
diCi0nai skilled wOrkmen. which move
was necesSitated by the receipt 81 or
ders Tor forty new iOcomOtives-thir
four for the Baltimore and Ohio and
the remainder for the Norfolk and
Western.
The monsters Of iron and steel for
the Baltimore and ohio are 20 pe OF
the consolidation freight type. and are
20 be delivered during the months OF
october and November. The remain
ing six are TO be OF the Pacific pas
seuger type. and are 20 be delivered
20 the Norfolk and " estern In no
NCm ber. These passenger engines VIII
bc the largest OF their kind. and are
designed 70 produce tremendous trac-
ti0n power, combined with speed. run
ming over sixty miles an hour.
The locomotive works IS today en-
ploying $500 workmen. This nunber
IS 20 DE augmented by 1000 additional
men. Sufficient work has been con-
tracted for 20 assure steady employ
ment for the old and the Increased
force until the first OF next year. az
the least
AT the directors meeting OF the com
/ pany, which was held yesterday in New
] YORK. the regular quarterly dividend
/ of 3 a per cent. was declared on The
common stock. The action of fhe board
/ was rather surprise go che market,
i Iuasmuch as its action Was several
/ wee Ks ahead ot what had been eN peCt-
/ I'd. but this vas explained by the fact
4 fhat the members OF the board feared
fthey would not b. able 90 assemble "a
+ quorum later. and so took alvautaEe
~ This meeting 90 dttClare the dlViden nd.
or the s5.0opoQ0 bond issue author
sized hN the directors af this sa me meet
lrE more than st.Qoo.00o viii Doe eN-
pended eu the Richmond plant. Per-
I mission has been gre nte9 hy the city
Tor the closing OF the north end %
l seventh street, n order shat The works
NAV he extended in that directinr. while
constructing engineers are nos busy
/ drawing plans and specifications FOR
This oufW ara eNnnn slnn and Tor inter-
nal development ln the nature OF new
machinery and general equipment
AZ the local works here vast addi-
tonnl improvements are being contem-
plated. chief 90 which is the erection
90 a new office buiiding. Extensions
win hc made 90 the various shops. and
other marked improvements are being
m could not De- definitely asccrtaincd
+ today what proportion of the amount
voted viii he used for the extension 81
fhaf slu0V.1oN of sum very close Ga
that. viii Doe expended here. The site
|nf che present office building. which
nII un RACED upon the completion ni
nv au addition TO the plant II is mOrs
than probable that two or thee n4ur-
new buildings viii 10 up. and v-rN
fnrre outtav VIII 30 mode go 49,
tIoraI machinery anN r1HiHnrnt
Talking eFrrflniu- into Cuuslier ou
tle outlook just NOW. from prosper
IfN. or rather fnc return or pros nnrI-U
stand point looks very roHrat", Indeed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
EIGHTEEN PERSONS
HURT II TRAIN WRECK

BOSTON. MASS Special -F g. E h-
teen persons We're injured when tnc
Newport Special ora the Sew NorE.
Sew Haven and Hartford Railroad
backed Through The buffer aut iurO o.
crowd of eNcursionists
The eNcursionist were waiting Tor
the train to he made un. When r
backed into thc station. thr brakes
failed to work and be- was NOT stopped
uuul the last ear had struck Ca lnrse
tobacco booth. twenty feet from tne
gateway iu The center ct tnc laree
station. a panic followed. iu which
women. children and mon We're tr.l-
Piled upon. Scores had narrow escapes
from being crushed 90 death under tne
car.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
CHUNG TO A
WINDOW SILL
Being Athlete Was Al That Saved
Life Of Humane Society Worker.

NEW IOtkh--S Dec ial.--Mr8. Iafn-
crime Campbell. one OF the most ener-
getic members OF the Humane So
ciety. who makes her own arrests and
can subdue the surliest driver with a
glance Of the eye. had an experience
Early Tuesday that nearly ended Ira
her death That her life Vas saved
was due 20 the thouRhtfulness OF "A
neighbor. the heroism OF two Grcnacn
and the sccGlarity OF a third. As it
was. she chung 20 a window sln FOR a
long time while smoke poured out OF .
the window and nearly suIorate& her. .
The FIRE w. not very Dix one.
either.
Mrs. Campbell occupies part % thr
top noor OF lt3 East twenty xtt
Street. owned by Mrs. Indiana u her-
son. The house - a three-sfory an.
basement brick dwelling. The base
ment Is occupied b. rug mercha-fs
The upper doors are divided into
apartments Mrs Gl0ers0n asl het .
daughter. an artist. Occupy the parlor .
door and Mrs Campbell. Miss Elin #
Stenstrom and MS May Glover oc-
cupy the top roor.
Early Tuesday morning FIRE started
in The dumb waiter shaft near the
second floor. Mrs. Campbell tells the
rest of the story thus,
Il heard people talking IN the
street. having been awakened By has
Dog 'Gyp oafking. went 90 the win
dow aud heard someone say W nat
that VIII. it must DC a nre,' !
opened the top 81 the ~intoN and
looked out. expecting 60 See glow
Boz The SKI oT crowd Ira the next
block. 4 couldn't Sc anything There
were people running about 20 the
street and I opened the lower part OF
Z the window 4 saw a man sel1e FED
lantern from an excavation and run
. toward our basement. Then D looked
down. The smoke was pouring from
the basement gate IA a great cloud
There had not been even a slight
odor OF smoke In my room. and ms
first thought vas 20 awaken the rest
of the people IN the house. went
10 the hall door and opened 10. The
hall was a mass OF flames and the
smoke was terribly thick 4 screamed
and screamed. and then shut the door.
and. from force OF habit. 1 suppose,
locked IL. I had inhaled a lot Of smoke
when 1 screamed.
AT the back OF my apartment there
is a large door connecting with the
apartment OF Miss Stenstrom- ran
Co be- and pounded on 10 with both my
hands Let me in' 4 cried. Undo the
catch. IL Is just below the knob Miss
Sternstrom came 10 the door. What ls
the mutterf she asked. Let me in. /
cried again. What ls ltt' she insisted.
What do you want The house I~ CO.'S
p nre' B screamed. Undo the catch
'I heard "a shufiiiug. and then. look
b ing through the crack in thc door.
while 1 sin beat upon DO. 4 SAYS n.r
b run to the nre-cs. ape and 30 out abe
- window. Come back shouted, Tor
Gods sake come back and open tnIs
door. 1 can't get ouf the other Was.
kut she nsu some ana + hnrN nlN Ne-
cape WAS cut uu- ram tn tnr 'front.'
window and screamed wlth al mI
strcnetn Below me ODD tnr -idrNAi,
were three men In tnrIr nIgnteo.tls-
DON'T jump. stay There. mos alNNfri-
"l began suhhlns AND crt In- lnt
hardly kueW what 4 dIl. had mf
= dog bob ms arms aud had uotnna ODD
hut black s.ln k.unna. rNt nNn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
BACK SAVE OUT.
A Typical Case ef Kidney Trouble and
Typical Cure.

Mrs. Chloe Page. OF $40 Pitt St.
Alexandra. Va. saws. "Ny hack hurt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
CRUTCHFIELp HARD
On HIS PRISONERS

RICHMOND. Special -"If b.
were IN my power" said Justice
Crutchheld Friday morning. 81 would
give everyone OF YOU "a life sentence. 90
He was not speaking with the kind
ly humor usually with him. but iu 3D.
manner meant Co show coutemur
"a condemnation. a censuTe of the ueu-
pie before him.
"In AN my experience" he said. ID
have never seen class of people so
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
9th and Main Sfs., Richmond, Va.
Your Account Solicited

BRANCHES: 30, E Broad st.. 18th an1 MAN SIS. 2SA
Aad Brssl Sea. Lssssss Street. sad RiEamsbus As<ass
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02
SUBSCRIPTION COUPON.
NEWS BULLETIN. Richmond. Va. ::

Gentlemcn.-Please find enclosed So
FOR which kindly send 10 address given
below. for one year each. as per your
special lO-dayS' Ofier. all of the papers
described in Offer No .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02

For twenty-five years Botanic Blood
Balm tB. p. B.l has been curing yearly
thousands 80 sufferers from Primary.
Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poison.
and an forms OF Blood and skin Dis
eases. Cancer. Eheumat isui ana Ecf-.rgla-
We solicit The most utst make cases
because y. r. p. cures WHERE az else
fails n Won nave aches and pains in
Bones Back or Joints. Mucous Patches
ln mouth. Sore Throat. Pimplcs. Copper
Colorcd spots. Ulcers on any part OF
the body. Hair or Eyebrows falling out.
Itching watcry blisters cor open hu-
mors kisings or plrpleS OF p zema.
Eols. SwellinEs EatnC Sores. take
y. r. II. II kills the poison. makes the
blood pure and rich. completely cham *
ing the entire body into "a clean healthy
condition. healing every sore cor pimpie
and stopping All aches. pains and ffch-
inE. curing the worst ease of Blood
Poison. Rheumatism or Eczema
BOTANIC BLOOD BAIM tB. n. h
is pleasant and safe To take. composed
or pure botanic ingredients If purIfies
and enriches the blood. SAMPLE SENT
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lanta- Ga. DRUGGISTS. or hy express
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-09-02

me terribly. A had
s h arp. 5 b tin <
pains. changing TO a
dull. dragging ache.
I could not stand for
any length OF time.
and my back hurt me
when / sat down. Ny
feet and ankles were
badly swollen every
evenin <. and my
stomach was out Of
order. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cured me
OF these troubles In
1902. and for Eve
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
oRPHEUM.

Charles Matthews record jump
ing is one of the features in this
weeks program at the Orpheum
Mr.. Matthews act, in which he is
assisted by Doris Reece, will appeal
to all lovers of athletics as he lays
claim to being the champion Jump
er of the world. Elsie Faye, Miller
& Weston have meritorious sing
ing and dancing turn. The singing
of Mile. Zelie De Lussan is the big
headliner this week and her voice
ranks her among the great sopranos
of the day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
UGH! HE'S READY TO HANG

the white men decree his death
Ugh! II they free him-Ugh! He
will take what comes. He's a good
Indian.
Ten minutes before the train
reached the depot, there was no
man in it more peaceable. He was
returning from a government mis-
sion to Washington. He had talked
with many white men on the train.
He belonged to the tribe of Navajo,
whose members have made fine
blankets for fasteners, and have
songs written about them, but who
never have given the government
any trouble.
But the old, quick, hating, blind,
terrible impulses of Tecumseh and
Geronimo, of Sitting Bull and Rain
in-the- Face, lurked beneath the vel
neer of civilization and benevo-
lence. His scanned and wrinkled
faces was ready to break into a
grim scowl which would mean
ueatn Ior somebody.
And so it happened. His over.
coat was stolen, the thief was gone.
His forefathers, generations after
generations, had known how to act.
XIII the thief, of, If he had gone,
then kill his family.
The old chief pulled a pint flask
from his bag attached to his belt.
One, two three drinks. The quick,
fiery liquor mounted to his brain.
He was ready. The next minute he
was In the crowd, striking, striking
to kill.
They got him, of course. What
was one old man against so many ?
Now. maybe. the white men will
hang him. That's their law. Very
well. He is still the son of his
fathers. They won't see Chief Re-
cody show fear or ask for mercy.
Calmly he waits. Occasionally he
smokes his old pipe. He Is the
white mans prisoner.
One of his victims is not out of
danger !
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
IN SERVICE IS YEARS.

E. F. Goodhue, who has been In
the railway mail service in the
Pacific Northwest for 25 years,
has resigned and will engage in
business in Helena. He made his
last trip Sunday night from Spo
kane to Helena over the Northern
Pacific. Part Of compartment
car was sufficient to contain the
mail for Washington, Oregon and
British Columbia in 1888, when
Goodhue entered the service. He
estimates that he has travelled L.
3S2,400 miles while In the service.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
NeY, DTHg, PosIani, Now obtain
bje lin Small Quantities.

NeVs Drug, Poslan1, Now Obtain
bse in Small Quantities.
Since is discovery one year ago
the lew drug, poslam, has success.
fuIH cured thousands Of chronic
casN of.eczema and other distress
ingssskiH. affections. Heretofore
postum has been dispensed solely
for Abe benefit Of eczema patients
in large jars sufficient for a
months treatment. This was found
to be an Inconvenience to many
thousands who use it for minor
skin troubles, such as pimples,
biackheads, herpes, acne, scaly
scalp, complexion blemishes. itch
ing feet. piles, ETC.. which require
but a small quantity to cure. To
overcome this. and In response to
urgent appeals. the dispensers of
poslam have been obliged to adopt,
In addition to the regular two-dol-
lar packages, a special fifty-cent
size, which in future may be found
on sale at Murgittroyd's and Rit-
ter's drug stores, and other lead
ing drug stores in Spokane, or
may be ordered direct from the
Emergency Laboratories, No. 80
West 25th street, New York City
In all eczema cases poslam stops
itching with first application, and
proceeds to heal Immediately;
chronic cases being cured in two
weeks. In less serious skin trou-
bles,. results are seen after an
overnight application.
Samples. for experimental pur-
poses, may still be had, free of
charge, by writing to the labora-
tories for them.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
AUDITORIUM.

Miss Shirley as Chip Fogg in
"Fogg's Ferry" this week at the
Auditorium has one Of the prettiest
roles she has essayed IN weeks and
brings out the effort of the unlearn-
ed mountain girl whose ambition is
to make something of herself in or
der to become worthy of the man
she loves. The play abounds in
comedy and dramatic strength with
George McQuarrie as the chief com.
edy character.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
SPOKAN e.

Corinne will come to the Spokane
Monday for three nights in her
musical success, 'The Girls from
Berlin" The story is said to be
different from anything yet at
tempted in the line of musical plays
and the part assigned the star is
well fitted to her talents. The
supporting company is made up of
we'll known musical comedy artists.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02

say that on his lands he is a fear
full tyrant. He used to have 100000
serfs-in those days the wealth of
the nobility consisted in the num-
Der of men they owned. He was.
and he still is, a perfect autocrat.
They tell dreadful stories about
him; some people believe that he
walled up his wife alive with her
lover-however, that is only whis-
pered about. The princess was a
Uole, and very beautiful woman;
thataccounts for the beauty of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
WASHINGTON.

The Wartenburg Brothers, at the
Washington this week, are clever
double foot jugglers and are classed
among the best. Manuel Romaine
& Co. put on about as pretty lit
tie act called Down Music Way"
as has ever been presented on the
stage at the Washington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02

a great deal of influence! You say
you have only been here two days,
and have already got the entree to
the winter palace?"
IT had a letter Of recommends
ton from Federoff to a prince, or
rather a princess"
'Is shet young?"
Horace did not reply to his
friends reply, but hurriedly whis-
pered to him: Here comes Cen
eral Mezentzoff. He is the head OF
the third section. Look at him; he
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
ENJOINS SiSTER-IN-LAW.

Alleging that his sister in law,
Helen Kubillus, converted to her
own use $1100 entrusted to her care
for safe-keeping, Adoph Kubillus
has filed an action in the superior
court to compel her to make resti-
tuition. He has had her restrained
from expanding the money until the
final settlement of the suit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02
THEATER
PANrAoEs.

Mile. Mile, with her trained pom
les and riding wild cat, bear and
other animals, is the delight of the
children and of great interest to
the adults visiting the Pantages
this week. The Lucy Lucier Three,
composed of Lucy Lucier, Charles
H. Ellsworth and David Irwin,
bring down the house with their
neat comedy singing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02

WANDA CAME FORWARD,
LEANING UPON HER FATHER s
ARM.
Princess Wanda. Some people say
that this fair girl is tainted with
these socialist, nihilist ideas. OF
course, she is merely an amateur
nihilist."
Indeed" said Chabert, with
some heat, 81 have found her very
clever and large hearted; she is as
good as she is fair"
IF you are so touched at first
sight"
II have known her for six
months"
Ito be continued.)