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SroIten pil pore til Sinoer berfor.
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Supper for Gollegets gleper | Iuoi-
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Senator Suaiuers GftcrmanS. :

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tet life al uorrpnc noeen gitermnnb
otter uiosoe Senator Soaiper, MEN
operlaoe ToIset til 2egisIatiren, iom
iammentreoer / Sanuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
IuSeacu til Sphuiunmpnnmcntct

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Sobn u. Sobnion.W Ser
fol relies uoeufor GupituIbpgniugeu
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commissioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
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m~iSIpffet, ca 2cui $. @%ancrofts
Tapn iom set repubIifmife SartiS
aanbiSat for gttornep General oil
berior bli Itaaenoe paa Salgieootlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

Tor Sale. - A Nagle Center
Crank engine Class D, IS Fl. P. Cy-
Under Q x IL. 100 r. p. M. Two pulleys
size 81 x 81 and I2H K 48. Can be
mounted on a fire box boiler. Engine
in good condition.
B. ANUNDSEN.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

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biz bIi af1uttct | "Spmra"s Ace Sci
re, 'om u6fomuer ON fort Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

Expecting a free advertisement 70
pay is like hoping the burglar will
lose something in the house.
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Yaitur u. 6. Maieu ira @eupierp,

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tient Of Taitor 9. s. Scroee. Saitor
gaien ifal boIoe lin SiltrpSeIieS.
prpoifen f~sritfommeube SenSae
Sormiboag.
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Spmmen ppcr Srbbcrfonoens Sru,

Der. Irtbrr Z. SeinSc. Ell Srooer
al Observation-Disclosures 8. a,suihis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
TRIAL POSTPONED
Martin jackson, Held IN New York,
Tx Awaited Here.

Martin jackson, Held In New York,
TX Awaited Here.
L. l. Scherer. special agent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, receiv-
ed message last night saying that
the preliminary hearing of Martin
Jackson, arrested in New York as one
OF the baggage thieves who operated
In Virginia three years ago. has been
postponed to Thursday The requisi-
ton papers are now in the hands OF
tho Governor of New York, and 1t
is believed by Mr.. Scherer that there
viii be little difficulty in bringing
Jackson here for trial,
In order that there may be no slip.
Harry Allen, who was one or the men
convicted hero and who was to have
been liberated from the penitentiary
at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon on con-
dltional pardon, was not released. AT
the request Of Mr.. Scherer. Governor
Mann decided to have Allen detained
until the trial of Jackson Is concluded,
Allen was arrested in New York
with Charles Miller. Miller escaped
from the Tombs and reached London,
whence he was brought back by De-
tectlvo Sergeants Wren and Bailey,
With others OF their gang, they are
alleged to have stolen 100000 worth
OF baggage from the railroad compa-
nies of the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
CHANGE FOOD
And Lose that Uneasy Feeling

A man who has always been a skinny
chap although hardly ever i'll. tells Of
, the way he put on flesh and reduced his
Firritability and nervous condition.
By chance he had taste OF Grape Nuts
food at the table OF a friend and cnioyed
the flavor SO much that he began TO have
< ii every meal. He says:
.sIn short time found myself another
person, the old feeling Of discomfort and
uncasiness left me entirely, it became a
pleasure to go about my work, whereas,
ibcforc. for years, had always had the
feeling Of being little weary, now seem
Ito have a surplus OF energy for every
thing. My weight has increased eleven
pounds in four weeks, and ] am still gain.
Ing,
satisfied that i my present improvement
lin health continues, ! shall not be-
1.-The change that this food has made
lin my life has been remarkable and 81
satisfactory that am glad OF the oppor
tunity to tell you.
Read the little book, The Road t,
,yVellyillc, in pkgs.' There's Reason,
Ever read the above letter. a ne'
one appears from time to time. The
are genuine, true, and full OF human
s1pterest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
.|DEN T|FY DEAN
AS LEWIS'S SLAYER
But Man Under Arrest Declares
He Was at Home at Time
of Sunday Murder.

William Dean, tall. gingercake-
colored negro, was arrested by Police
man Chatterson yesterday afternoon
on the charge of having murdered
George Lewis. who was shot to death
in the house at 1447 East Franklin
Street early sunday morning.
Dean was found on Main Street He
refused to say anything when first
taken to the station and examined, but
afterwards he stated that he was in
bed at home below Fulton at the time
of the shooting. He has engaged the
services of a lawyer to defend him
when his case is called in Police Court
this morning.
Dean has been identified by r. H..
Kelley. proprietor of the boarding
house in which Lewis was killed, and
by the other occupants at the time as
the slayer of Lewis. Another negro
had previously been brought before
them but they said he was not the
man. When confronted with Dean they
threw UP their hands and INN ediately
declared him TO be the murderer. But
all of them are being held in Jail as
Commonwealth witnesses pending the
arrangement,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
P R 0.L|F|C KIDS
NEED MORE ROOM
Give Us School Annex, Says
satterfield, and Well Be as
Proud as Two Peacocks.

a delegation of citizens from the
East End appeared before the Council
Committee on Finance last night, urg-
ing an appropriation of $4,000 for
building an annex to the Chimborazo
public school building. II was con-
tended BY the East Enders that the
present school building is Inadequate
TO accommodate the large number OF
children who desire TO attend In that
section.
According to John l.. Satterheld. City
Sergeant. there is a Crying need" OF
larger building to properly provide for
the education of children In that ward
The spending of $4,000 for school
building in Chimborazo will be worth
more than a dozen State Fair build
;ngs. for which $4,000 has been ap-
propriated," declared Mr.. Satterfeld
1; was pointed out by Mr.. Satter-
field that children were forced to at
tend private schools and schools ir,
other parts of the city, because OF the
inadequate provisions. He said that he
spoke from practical experience, hay
ing six or seven children. some OF
whom attended one school and some
another. i am living example OF
what we have to contend with he
added Children are very prolific out
our way, and we need a place to send
tnefn 10 scnooI without breaking UP
cur family of children by sending some
to one place and some TO another
Continuing. Mr. sat;erficid said that
when he was member of the COM
mittee and a big school building wac
provided for Paramount, those people
were as proud as peacock. Now.
give us a handsome school building
and we will be as proud as two pea
cocks" he said.
5. c. s,ursis. principal OF the Chin
borazo School, told the committee of
the difficulty experienced BY the resi-
dents in finding suitable accommoda-
tions for their children. He explained
that every resident. every taxpayer.
every teacher and everybody who has
Investigated the matter favor a new
building THE only question now is
whether or not this committee has
the money with which 10 build the
annex IL you have the money we
hope you will spend 1t, whether II costs
$4,000, or whatever 1t will require"
said Mr.. Sturgis.
Other residents from the East End
appealed to the Finance Committee
TO provide the annex. There were per-
hsps thirty or forty In the delegation.
The committee took the matter under
Amusement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
SLACK-W|RE GIRL
FALLS ON STAGE
Mrs. Levolo Meets With Painfu,
Accident During Performance
at Colonial.

While an admiring audience gazet
and waited for the thrilling act, Mrs
L. P. Levolo. an acrobat, and wife o.
an acrobat. fell from slack wire ir
the Colonial Vaudeville Theatre last
night and seriously sprained her an
kle.
Drop the curtain. Drop the cur
tain she cried. "Oh, my foot The
curtain was lowered, and the half
fainting actress was carried from the
stage by her husband Another act
\ was put on. and the audience went on
iswithout Mrs. Levolo for the rest OF
the night
Mr. LevoIo was on the wire. hoist
ing his wifet{o his shoulders when she
fell as the. wire sagsed away. Her
husbands and her own weight
crashed down on her foot, and it bent
beneath their combined weights
She was much hurt. and sobbed hys-
terically while DR.. r. l.. Collins, of
the city ambulance corps. examined
her ankle. The physician treated 1t
aud She was taken to her
rooms. 1t will probably be several
weeks before she can attempt slack
wire walking again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
SERGEANT GETS MEDAL
Has Attended All Drills for Year
comnany Needs Many Cots.

Has Attended All Drills for Year
Company Needs Many Cots.
Sergeant Sexton Berg, of Company
+, First Infantry, will after tonight
proudly wear an attendance medal
This will be presented TO him by his
company in consideration of his having
attended every drill and parade for
the past twelve months A similar
medal is given to each man who COM
pletes such n year Of service.
Company T. is in good shape from
a membership standpoint. II has just
entered an order for sixty-five cots, to
be used at Gettysburg and at SUISSE
ct ent encampments. and it Is expected
that every one of these cots, with per-
haps two or three exceptions, will
be used at the big camp by members
OF the company. An extension table
has also been purchased, so that the
men may have facilities for eating
without having to take theirs on the
ground OF the battlefield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
BLUES ARE GRATEFUL

Major Bowles Thanks All for Help In
Entertaining Visitors.
Through Joseph LIE Masurier, flrst
lieutenant and adtutant. Major p. w.
Rowles, commanding the Richmond
Blues, yesterday issued circular en-
pressing to the officers and enlisted
men his heartfelt gratitude for the
soldierly and hospitable manner IN
which they discharged all duties In
cumbent upon them as hosts Of the
Governors Foot Guard, OF Connecticut
and the First Light Infantry, OF Pro-
violence, r. l.
In his thanks Major Bowles also IN
cludes the city Council and city off,
Gals, merchants and manufacturers
police and fire departments. automo-
bile owners and the citizens OF Rich
mond generally for innumerable cour-
tesies and financial assistance. For all
kindnesscs, the major says, the bat
talon will be forever grateful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
SORRY He FAILED
TO KILL HIS MAN.
Warm Weather Brings on Crime,
and John Crurnp Attempts
to Murder Dunning.

Like the sap which rises in the
trees at the coming Of spring, so does
hot blood spring up in the hearts OF
the bad men" among the negro race.
and IL statistics could be gathered
they would undoubtedly show, it is
crime at this season, continuing TO
early autumn, among the negroes than
at any other period of the year
One murder has been committed dur
Ing the hot weather. there have been
several cutting ARRAYS, and last night
John Crunp. after beating William
Cumming with his fists in the good.
old fashioned way. attempted TO shoot
him with thirty-two calibre pistol.
Dunning had Just returned from Sc
curing warrant for Crump's arrest
for rnisdemeanor when the latter
saw him coming down Grace Street.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Streets. He crept up behind. within
about twenty feet, and fired. The bull
let went Wild, and Crump ran. But
Bicycle Policeman Werner heard the
shot and saw the negro run. He gave
chase and soon connered Crump
Forced TO Desist.
The latter, evidently still wild with
rage. threw his hand back to his hip
pocket, but Policeman Werner's re-
NOINeF Was pressing blitOIiiici tdu iS
close to his body, and he desisted.
In the station he said he could no,
understand how he missed his mark,
and appeared sorry that he had failed
in his attempt at murder He de-
clared he did not care what became of
him.
He was locked up on three war
rants. one misdemeanor. the second
misdemeanor, and the third attempt
ed murder. The last charge. OF course,
carries peniientiary sentence upon
conviction.
William Langley was also evidently
out on the warpath, for he was ar
rested on charge of carrying a con-
cealed weapon A negro woman was
shortly afterwards brought in on a
charge of fighting and breaking a
mans arm.
Seventeenth Street. the habitat OF
the worst class of negroes, is being
closely watched by the police, for It is
there that large portion of crime
among the bad negroes is perpetrated.
Bunk Stokes has gone for the time
being. and Charlie White is believed
not to be selling any more cocaine.
But coke is still being sold sporadi-
cally, and wherever there is coke there
IS trail of crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
DEBATE ON SUFFRAGE

University Students Get Literature from
Virginia League.
Mrs. p. q. Valentine, president of this
Equal suffrage League OF Virginia. has re-
iccived a letter from John 5. Patton. libra
rian OF the University OF Virginia. in which
he says:
The students OF this university are en-
gagged In debate on tho subject OF e1uai
suffrage, and should be glad for YOU TO
send US any reports or publications of your
league fot their use and for future preserSa-
ton in this library"
Mr., Pat,ons request has been answered.
a package Of literature having been express
ed him yesterday.
The last general meeting of the Equal
in league headquarters. 3o7 East Franklin
street, tomorrow afternoon al 5 O'Clock.
Business matters viii be discussed. and all
members are asked to ba present.
study classes in municipal government will
meet Thursday afternoon at O'Clock and
Saturday evening at s:la o'clock In tAs
league rooms. All interested are cordially
invited to be present at these classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
EARLY CAMP A|GN
in NINTH DISTRICT
Public Speaking Will Be Begun
in July in Behalf Of
Mt. Stuart.

Early canpa gning Is planned in
the Ninth Virginia District. Efforts
to arouse the Individual voters will
not be postponed until the autumn
months, but will begin long before
the first frosts tinge the leaves OF the
trees In the mountains.
The intention is to begin In July
in those counties In which terms OF
the Circuit Courts are held during
that month. Public speaking Will be
had in behalf OF Henry C. Stuart's
candidacy at every court day in the
district from July TO the day before
the November election. Aside from
these gatherings, there will be public
addresses at hundreds of other points,
where those who do not or cannot at :
tend at the court house meetings will
have an opportunity to hear the po-
ltical Issues Of the times discussed.
The Other Side.
The Republicans are also likely Ia
have plenty of public speaking. II
| was announced at one time that ef-
fords were in the making to secure
| the presence of cx-President Roose-
welt for a speech at the Abingdon
convention. which will renominate Mr..
| Slemp There Is believed TO be little
Likelihood, however, that Mr.. Roose
Welt will commend the public services
! OF candidate who announces that he
stood by Speaker Cannon's course In
the House OF Representatives.
Mr. Cannon himself has heretofore
assisted Mr.. Slemp In his campaigns
but It is not thought he will be asked
4 to do so this year. In view OF the
l popular feeling against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
DELAYS HEARING
T0FAvOR POLLOCK
Street Committee Defers Con
sideration Of Street Railway
Franchise.

No action was taken by the Coun-
Gil COMMITTEES on Streets last night
on the franchise asked for by tho Vir-
GINA Railway and Power Company,
owing TO the desire of Councilman
Pollock to be present when the mat
ter is considered. 1t was stated by
Chairman Adams that Mr., Pollock had
to appear before the Investigating
Committee and could not be present.
General superintendent c. b, Buch-
anan, of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, and A. b. Guigon,
general counsel for the street rail-
way, appeared before the committee
1t was decided that the hearing on the
franchise should be held one day next
week, probably on Thursday. the date
being left to the chairman,
Judge Wickham and Common
wealths Attorney Gum. of Henrict
county were present and asked to b,
heard when the franchise question Il
| considered. 1t was explained b,
| Judge Wickham that residents In Gin
4 ter Park and other suburbs were anx
ious to have transfers furnished OF
the lines entering the city. The com
| mittec informed Messrs. Gum an
Wickham that they would receive no
tees OF tho meeting,
An ordinance providing for the re
moval OF tracks of the street car com
| pany on Strawberry Street from Rev
erly to Main Streets, and on Beverl
Street from Elm to Strawberry Streets
was submitted by General Counse
Gnigon, Of the Virginia Railway an
Power Company. The committe
! adopted the ordinance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
BREAK OPEN CARS

ing S18 Worth Of Liquor from Railroad.
William Smith. alias William Thonas:
Kinkle Robertson, alias Henry Williams. and
breaking into freight cars and stealing Sit
worth Of whistey in Nelson county wcre
sent yesterday from the Henrico county jail
to Nelson Courthouse. where they Will ps
given trial.
The negroes are alleged to have broken
into eighteen freight cars and to have stolen
tho whiskey from one OF them. They es-
caped from Nelson county. but We're later
discovered In Richmond and Immediately
arrested. They have been held in the county
Jail for several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
ELEVEN CANDIDATES

Last Day Of Grace for Those Running for
Common Council From Washington Ward
Eleven candidates from Washington Ward
}Tor the Common Council have handed in
ifheir names to Clerk Waiter Christian OF
iEhe Hastings Court. They are John S.
tWakefeld, W. d. Ferguson, Carter c. Jones,
| ". ". Workman l. r. Brown. w B. Brad :
ley B. Aureltus Gin, John d, Reams,, j. r.
17erdue. r. l. Patram. John ". Moore
s The Law requires the candidates to nle
proper notice OF their candidacy twenty
days before the date OF election June H.
which makes to-day the last day OF grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
BattaIion at Hollywood.

Orders were issued yesterday for the
turnout of the First Battalion. First
Regiment, to attend the memorial exer-
cises at Hollywood on next Monday.
The first call will be at 3:1o, assembly
at 1925 and adjutant's call at $3.50.
All the four companies Will take part
in the parade. The men will be in
dress uniform.
Companies A, B and F are expected
to furnish two color guards and two
color sergeants. A bugler from the
fife and drum corps will sound the
calls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
N.hlsker Seller Caught.

{ Feter Booker. coored. charged with seil-
fing whiskey without license in Henrico
county was arrested Yesterday afternoon by
I Constable G. o Burch and locked up in the
bcounty jail Magistrate Kidwell, OF the
county, Will give him hearing to-day.
I Booker has been suspected of selling IL
tquor on Sunday for some time. hui had
j sluded the vigilance OF the officers until
tEunday, when Constable -Burch managed 10
tFet what he thinks is conclusive evidence
| gainst him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
Kelly Case Continued.

Judge Edmund Wnddill. Jr,, of the
United States District Court, has con-
tinued the trial Of the Phil G. Kelly
Company. Inc, for violation of the in
ternal revenue laws, until the fall
term. There are more than 100 ndict-
ments against the Kelly Company for
having untax-paid whiskey on hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
ro.awn, Hearlns To-pay.

To-day the case of the Toxaway Ho-
tel Company. bankrupt, of North Car.
DINA, against ]. L. Snathers & Com
pany. on appeal from the District
Court at Asheville. \. c., will be ar
Eued in the United states Circuit
Court Of Appeals.
Attorneys Davidson. Bourne and
Parker, of Ashcville. \. c., represent
the appellant. while Attorneys j. G,
SInrtin, jG.harles n. Malone w r.
Whitson. of Asheville, n. G., and w
w. Zachary, of Brevard. n. c., appear
for the appellees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-24
Arrests In the County,

B, 2. Morton, colored, charged With oar
rylns concealed weapons and firing re-
colver In public highway In Henrico
county, was arrested yesterday and locked
UP in the county jail He Will be given a
trial to-day before Magistrate Puryear OF
the county.
Major johnson and Clarence YOUNG, both
colored, charged with trespassing on the
property OF j. II. Crawford and cufslng and
abusing the, owner. were arrested Yesterday
and locked up In the county jail They
win olso be given a hearing to-day.