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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
ECZEMA CURE
WORTH LIFE ITSELF

To all who are suffering from Eczema
and other skin diseases it is WORTH
LIFE ITSELF to know that a simple
wash OF Oil Of Wintergreen, Thymol and
other carefully compounded ingredients
gives instant and positive relief to that
awful burning itch.
You know that unless you do get relief
from that torturing agony life is not
worth living.
Get at least 25.cent size Of this won.
derful Eczema wash to-day. It is called
the D. D. D. Prescription. The very first
drops will give you absolute and instant
relief They will show you that life is
worth while, for your suffering ceases
with the very first application, and you
feel that in D. D. D. Prescription you
have at last found cure. At any rate,
you know you have instant relief.
Owens & Minor Drug CO., Washington
& Early, Manchester; +. A. Morrison,
Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

sorehead is the common name OF chicken
pox. Old fowls seldom have It, II general
iy crops out In the carly hatched. nearly
matured birds in late fall. These cold.
damp days help to increase 1t. 1t Is very
conta sious, but seldom fatal II you give
the patients any attention at all. II You
hatch late young chicks and 1t gets into
them though, you will lose nearly all OF the
little fellows As II is. It's very annoying
to the older chickens, bringing down tina
general health OF your flock. 1t is a growth
of yellow looking warts generally In tho
face of tho chickens). which multiply rap.
idly and are greatly abetted by damp. cold
weather Uncleau poultry houses particu-
larry II ACCUMULATED droppnsa become Wet,
will help swell tho trouble.
Proper Treatment.
Chickenpox Will yield moro readily to
treatment than any malady to which chick
en- flesh is heir separate the infected birds
Immediately, and IL possible put them in a
clean, dry and warm coop. II You have not
u COOP shut them UP SO they cannot get
into the cold piud. Carholated vaseline
rubbed over the sores will generally heal
them UP in q short time Feed well. and
give them some green food. used tincture
Of iron applying same with feather, with
surprising results. tho places drying ur
within twenty -four to torty-elght hours
This last is not official advice though.
Would like for come OF Won readers 70 try
5. and let me know If you had good sue
cess as ! did with this form Of treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
He Looms Up as Possible Sue
cessor to Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge.
HARD BATTLE IN SIGHT
Democrats Putting Forward
Former Acknowledgement as
Most Available Man.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Washington, November 1a.--Richard
oincy. Attorney General and Secretary
of State under President Cleveland. is
looming up as possible successor to
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massa-
chusetts.
Prominent Republicans from Massa-
chusetts who have arrived in wash
ington within a day or two express
the opinion that senator Lodges
chances for reelection are growing
less, and the prediction is made that
the Senator will be forced to give way
10 the opposition which Is growing
against him.
The Democrats in Massachusetts, an
ticipating tho bitter fight which Will DC
made against the senior Senator from
that State, and realizing that his sue
cessor will be compromise candidate
who must be acceptable to Democrats
and Republicans, are putting Mr.. Olney
forward as the most available man on
tho Democratic side.
Representative John w. Weeks,
chairman of the House Committee on
Post Offices and Post-Roads, is being
mentioned as one of the men who could
capture the ssnatorship.
There is a warm friendship between
Mr.. Weeks and Senator Crane, and
while Senator Crane has pledged him
self to Senator Lodge, 1t Is believed
will turn to Mr.. Weeks the moment
1t becomes apparent that his COL
leagues collection could not be.
brought about.
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have to BIO won twice in order for ownership
TO become permanent, makes long list
worthy of all the fanciers to enter the race.
Notice was received from one of the
largest breeders In the world that he would
enter the Richmond show this year, SO.
boys it's up TO you to look to your laurcls.
The writer went up against him In Augusta
last week and had the satisfaction of get
ting three ribbons on five entries; won tirst,
third and fourth ribbon in young class. so
don't lose your nerve; the trick can be
turned all right,
The moro | get around to these poultry
shows tho more firmly convinced become
that Richmond is fast forging her way In
the front ranks OF the larger cities of the
Union. and her poultry exhibits are keep
ing pace with her gigantic strides in other
lines I'm telling you this to stir you up
to greater action. You must enter the
| larger shows and make a fight for recosni-
! ton, oven Il you don't get placed. Have
| Your cards on your coops and show the big
| bugs that VIC have some thoroughbred
| breeders in old Virginia.
! Just got q letter from, the secretary of
the New York Crystal Palace Poultry Show
saying was tho only Richmond breeder
entered. Keep this in mind and next sea-
son enter few OF the large shows OF tho
country. Take my word for IL. you Will be
| surprised a the increased numbers OF or
dors and inquiries You will have.
| Chicllcnpor.
Having received three letters from differ
ont parts OF Virginia for short article
on sorohcad, I'll close this letter by saying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

pier &C, recently burned at loss OF
s12o. 900, and to build fire-proof ware
houses.
Orleans Manufacturing Company, New
Orleans. awarder contract for the con-
struction of five-story reinforced con
crete building costing about se5'yvo
and will install casket making maehi-
merry. -,
Gulf Lumber Company, St Louis, VIII
rebuild it's planning mill at Stables, La
recently burned. with loss of sloo.eoo-
Old Dominion Steamship Company
New York, is reported as considering
plans for the construction OF ware
houses and piers to cost $4,000 at
Iambert's Point. Norfolk, Va. though
the improvements will not be def
nitely decided upon for several months.
Deem Turpentine Company. Jackson
vile, Fla. was organized with 500
600 capital stock to operate on tract
of timber land in Polk county.
Corinth Chair Company. Corinth,
Miss, has plans for five buildings for
a chair factory. it will buiid at North
Mobile, Ala.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

Anderson, who. az president of the
alumni association, has devoted the
past seven years collecting data and
compiling this into biographical his
tory of the V. NJ l.. and noble record
it is, having more than fulfilled the
highest hopes and expectations OF those
who organized 1t ssyenty-one years
ago. Its soldiers were first called into
action in the Mexican War. at which
time 1t furnished one major, two cap
tains and twelve subofficers Some
of the rat" class of '60-'6l, in one year
became high commissioned officers.
and In the class OF 90 there
were thirty-two officers. Nearly
$50 sons of the V NJ. !, fell in
the Civil War In the Spanish War,
also 1t furnished its full quota of SOL
diers and officers, four OF whom were
killed
But v. NJ. l. has not only made good
the first part of its motto, In war
a Defense" but it has also been. In
peace an honor" In, every branch
OF life 1T has contributed men who
have occupied the highest positions of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
DELEGATES ELECTED.
WIJl Attend Educational Conference-Psrty
Goes on Hunting Jip.
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Especial TO The Times Dispstch.l
fredericksburg, Va, November la-Ihe
Fredericksburg Teachers Association han
elected Miss Cora Lee Cole. of the High
school, and Miss Nellie T. Boatwrisht. Of
the primary department.. as delegates to the
Educational Conference. which meets 10
Richmond next week.
A party left here on tho launch Virginia,
Captain George Revere, for a hunting trip
down tho Rappahannock River to continue
several days. and probably week. In tho
party are John NJ. w. Green. of this city.
Edward iowa, of the New York Stock EN-
change; William Adriance, president of the
Buckeye Machine Company. and Edward
Hardy, Of New York.
The bazaar held BY the women OF the
Eastern Star. of this city, realized the sutp
of s275 through their efforts. which they
have turned over to the fund for thelerec-
/ tion Of the Washington Masonic Memorial
Temple in this city
The residence of John j. Brumley,s in
spotsylvania county. was destroyed by hre
last evening, The origin Of the Arc is un-
known LOSS is heavy. with insurance OF
only $500
Miss Mary Eleanor Smith, daughter OF
Major T. r. Smith, OF Fauauier county, who
has been student for the past two years
in the stern Conservatory In Berlin, Ger
many. has been appointed a teacher in that
institution.
Cards arc out for the marriage Ct Miss
Ann Carter Marshall, daughter OF Captain
Kinkhead, of Galveston. Tex. the ceremony
to take place at Leeds Church. at Markham
in Fauquier county, Wednesday. Noyem'
hEf p p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
ALL EVIDENCE IN,
Case Against Underwriters May Reach Jurs
wednesday.
Especial to The Times Dispateh.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Newport News Va, November lo,--Ah evil
dence had been heard in the case against
officers and committeeman OF the south :
eastern Uuderwriters' Association "hen the
Corporation Court adjourned tonight, The
iurL, was discharged until Tuesday morning,
and the instructions will be argued Mon
day.
THE case may get to the jury Wedneadas
night, though this hardly Is possible.
COMMITTEES OF the Southeastern Underwritt-
ers' Association. and W. r. Prescott; presl-
dent of the association, were the witnesses
put on the stand for the defense to.da Y;
local rates was made by his committee az a
business proposition. on cross -examinatlon
he admitted that he did not know what the
Newport News rates we're at that time.
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NEyELs is CONVICTED.
Gets Nine Years Sentence for Forgery.
Two Men Overcome by Gas.
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Speclal TO Inc rllfnes.
suffolk. va, November 1s.--After an all
day trial Circuit Court Jury in the case
Of J. c. S. Novels, negro bank wrecker.
captured In Chicago after Guiding arrest for
four years, brought in verdict Of nine years ear
on one indictment, alleging forgery. This
particular indictment carried six counts. on
three OF which Novels was found guilty.
There are seven other indictments awaiting
trial.
congressman Eelcct- Edward p; Holland
and city Attorney Robert W. Withers OF
counsel for Novels waived for new trial.
since Ncye.s's arrest his young wife has
been committed TO an insane hospital.
While repairing a leak III gas main In
the open street today superintendent D.
r. Dodd aud Foreman e. A. Austin, OF the
suffolk Gas Company. we're overcome and
remained unconscious some time while tive
doctors administered rcstoratire'.
since the closing Of the dspensary in
Franklin school taxes have been raised y
/! cents and ono Of the wagons which con
yeyed children to a district school has been
Discontinued franklin paper says none,
now is being spent in Emporia. Norfolk ana
! Portsmouth,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
RICHMOND POULTRY SHOW.
Free Chickens to the Observation-Disclosures
and How to Cure It..
RY WAITER G.. SClIAAF

At the meeting OF the show. hall and
executive committees of the Virginia Poultry
Association Tuesday night last II was
decided to have the annual show January
II to IL. inclusive. AS Kind of innovation
some of the members offered to give TO tho
visitors absolutely free pen. trio or pair
of thoroughbreds each night Among the
members donating to this We're Messrs.
Guvernator, Schaaf, Gray. Quarles, Smith
and Danner. a committee was instructed
to try and get a few turkeys added to tho
list. Messrs. Wyatt, Gray Warren and
Schaaf each donated a silver cup TO be
awarded at this years show which, In adj
dition TO the eleven cups of last wear, which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
.NEWENTERPR|SES
PLANNED IN SOUTH.
Companies Organize for Dc
veloprnent of Various
Resources.

Especial to The Iimcs-Disp"sS'
Baltimore, November lo.-Ei' VT
prises of great pith and mon'en. az
reported in THO weeks Issue OF inc
Ntnnufncturers Record as having been
organized during the past week 70
operate in the South In tho develop
ment OF water powers, mining opera-
lions and diversified manufacturing.
Pennsylvania and other Eastern cap.-
talists have organized. under tne MANY
i or the Georgia Power Company,
$20,000,000 Company. which mas pu.-
chased a number of water-po"ers W
/ North Georgia and have let coHtFho.S
for development work agsresatin.s
about $10,000,oOO, while Eastern capl.
talists in connection with Chattanooga
4 men have organized the Durhnn Coa'
and Iron Company, with headquarters III
tho latter city, for the purpose or puT'
1 chasing coal mining companies now
in operation and about $4,000 acres OF
coal land, the present annual capaclty
of these mines being about l'ooo'oVo
4 tons, and which 1t Is purposed 10 IN
crease. to 100000 or 100000 tons
yearly production. Associated win
i this enterprise, and really one OF ING
chief factors In its organization. IS
b. +. Bush. president OF the west
|, crn Maryland Railroad Company, which
is now extending its line at cost
of $12,00o.o0O through Western Mary
I land to mako connection with Fits
burg, and who Is also president of
i number OF large coal operating COM
panies in the West, these facts indi-
eating the probable financial strength
| back Of this Chattanooga undertake
ing.
4 Among other important enterprises
reported by the Manufacturers Re-
r. - I. t1Nn fF1-
lowing:
Blackwood Coal and Coke Company,
Blackwood, Va, will develop lands esti-
mated to contain 20,000,o00 tons of
coal and 100000 feet of lumber; Will
build eigllt-foot band sawmill, power
house, tipple, etc; Philadelphia capt.
talists are understood to control this
enterprise.
Tcnsas River Lumber Company,
4 Natchez. mss. was organized with
100000 capital stock and will develop
! over 10000 acres of hardwood timber
land in Concordia Parish. La. is now
constructing two-mile standard
gauge railway to site, where
&c by 100 foot sawmill building will
4 be erected and equipped.
4 Gulf Refining Company, Pittsburs.
which has large oil interests at Port
Arthur Tex. has decided on extern
siye improvements at that place ana
will dredge waterway two miles long
} build a dock 1900 feet long and con-
struct racks for supporting pipe lines
to lead oil into bulk vessels, etc.
4 Oklahoma Electric Terminal Com
7 pany. Oklahoma City. will construct
4 buildings of reinforced concrete and
plans an ultimate expenditure of $500
900
Kentucky RockAsphalt and Coal
Company. Bowling Green, KY, has m
corporated and will Aavelop 2,7o0 acres
of rock asphalt, coal and timber land; :
plans a daily output of 200 tons of
rock asphalt: erecting by-product
plant for extracting liquid asphalt,
etc; construction TO cost from $780,
900 to 100000
/ Southern Pacific Terminal Company
:. Galveston. Tex. is planning to rebuild
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
CHARGED WITH snoPL1FTlNG.
Two Women Visitors In Bristol Arrested ami
Held for Bail.

Especial to The Times. Dispatchl
& Bristol Va, November ,la-Charsed with
shopifting in three department. stores mere
ms afternoon, Mrs Minnie Nunnelly and
Mrs. Victoria Tolivcr. sisters. who came
here in tho forenoon from Smiths Creek.
Washington county, Va, were arrested ana
locked up. Concealed under Mrs. NuhnellS $
cloak were numerous costly articles of mer-
chandise. News OF the arrests were COM
munlcated to the husbands OF ne women
tonight. Unless bond Is arranged the wo-
men viii remain in prison until MondaE,
when they will, be given a hearing in tho
Police Court. sf. .8S5i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
or to deal with Crafts than to wish you had"

trust and honor in this and foreign
countries Among these are siateeI,
college presidents, n hundred and more
professors, sixt- sons In the ministry.
two of whom arc bishops in foreign
nelds, and many others In every
branch OF industry, science and ART.
He closed his remarks with "A faw
forceful words. addressed personally
to the cadets of to-day. urging them
to sustain the reputation OF It's pre-
decessors, to be faithful to duty ana
loyal to v. NJ. /. and the sacred tradi-
tons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
AccA TEMPLE IN NORTON.
Degree of Mystic Shrine Is Conferred OF
Nineteen Candidates.

Especial TO The Times spatct.l
Norton, Va, November i9-Acca Temple
OF t,ichnond! conferred the degree OF tb,
myEtIc shrine on nineteen candidates here
last night In the presence OF 80 guests Tho
otGaAion also included a banquet at the
Arlington Hotel. AT when 10 places we're
spread.
4 feature OF enjoyment for the entire towr
wac d march along tho principal street. viii
the candidates tied together and dressed VI
In every conceivable fashion and hended bl
n brass band.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
NEW TRAIN SERVICE TO AND FROM
FLORIDA. sOUTHERN's SOUTH
EAsTERN OMITTED,

will be inaugurated SUNDAY, Noven1-
Der 81. 1910. via southern Railway.
between New York. Washington ana
Florida.
trlcally lighted coach and Pullman
equipment; also dining car service.
This and other Southern Railway
through trains to New York Will ar
rive and depart from the new Penn
sylvania Station. Seventh Avenue and
VhirtY-second Street. New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
Brotherhood Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Richmond As
sembly OF the Brotherhood OF ST, Andrew
in the lecture-room OF Grace p. u. Church.
Tho officers and local council of the as,erl-.
bis viii be elected. The address VIII bo
made by Roy. S. II. Tyicr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
]. MEETS INSTANT DEATH.
Wheel from Threshcr strikes Man, Break
fl1 Inn, His Neck. 9fsssgg H' 'Ufl

ing Ills Neck.
A TSpecalto The Times Dispatch.
Z Staunton; Va, November l9.--Sear New
Hope. about dark last evening. Wii'lam
Shlflett, forty years of age, was feedlhs4, ~
ithreshcr when the governor belt blew OH,
causing the engine to run at such speed
that tho rim of the pulley wheels flew or
striking Shifett a heavy blow op3 the hcan,
breaking his neck and causing Instant death,
SEVERAL others We're working there, but no
ono was hurt he leaves awfe and several
children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
ADDRESSES v. Nj. l. CADETS.

Captain Anderson Gives Brief History,
showing Splendid REGARD of Institute.
X IN Special to Tho Enthusiastically
Lexington, Va, November 19.--Cap-s
tain Joseph1R. Anderson returned With
General Nichols from tho alumni meet
ing iii fLynchbnrg, and al the institute
hour on Thursday, read To the faculty
and cadets a most Interesting and In
Spring paper on the past and present
at the W NJ. L. No one Is better In
formed, on this subject than Captain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
~ f-'----
shriners Reach Roanoke,

Especial 70 Tire Tlmcs. plspa,ch.l
Roanoke Va, November lp.-Accp Tempe
OF shrirers ~ Richmond, arrived here thIs
evening on hpseiaii train from Norton, and
initiated a class Tonight .A grand parade
through brilliantly Lighted stree'n waa q
feature Of tho visit. A b,e banquet was
ssrved after the candidates were put acFoss
the bridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

III you love f,ne paintings. read the
auction advertisement IN this paper
to- day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

If you love fine paintings. read tho
auction advertisement in this paper
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
YOUR HEALTH
DON'T TRIFLE WITH 1T.
Don't drug yourself for ills that only symptoms OF I'M
poyerhed or impure blood. Build up system with
M I L A M
GUARANTEED REMEDY
Endorsed by Clergy and Religious Press.
THE GUARANTEED BLOOD REMEDY
Endorsed by Clergy and Religious Press.
From a Presbyterian Minister.

Charlotte c. Fl, Va, Mug 3, IyIU.
Milan Medicine CO.. Danvillc, Va:
Cen,lcinen.--For greater part OF my lilo
have been the victim Of very severe attacks
of bronchial colds. and had been suffering with
onr of then, for more than month when
was introduced to Milan. had taken several
standard remedies without any visible results.
/ had become somewhat alarmed as my appe-
;nvly had Extreme weakness was one OF the
results had not taken the Milan more thati'
three or four days when | began to see a de-
cidcd improvement in appetite and digestion;
and within few weeks my strength was re- \
a ~. lix.arl inaai L. hat tag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

Pier &C recently burned at loss OF
s1an GOO. and to build e-proof ware
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
~ Grand Medicine"

The Milan Medicine Co., Inc, Danye. Va.
Gcntlemcn.-I think your Milan Ia grand
medicine have taken only few bottles. but
the effect has been splendid I feel stronger
and better more active and able to stand up
under my work; my digestion has improved.
and my cycsigit seems to have shared in the
general improvement For some years ] have
suffered with excess Of uric acid to such all
extent that I could not eat tomato without
rash breaking out on my skin. To my sur.
prise and pleasure can now cat tomatoes lot
which am very fond to my hearts content
without the least evil consequence. take
pleasure in giving this testimonial. as think
YOU have a remedy which deserves success.
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, stored. My digestion ~ pettef
than 1t has been for years.
have taken six or eight bottles
and am still taking 1t. ! have
great faith in Milan, and be-
lievc it will do as much for
others suffering i'll the same
way. Very sincerely.
tSigncdl
Pastor First Presbyterian CHI
Endorsed by "Thc Mctho.
dist"
The endorsement Of "The
Methodist" Is not to be had by
anything Of doubtful merit, but
this paper stands ready to lend
its influence for that which 1t
believes will tend to the better
mcnt Of humanity. spiritually,
morally. materially or phya-
cally.
When such men as Res.
D. p. Tate, Horace d. Gucr-
ran. and others Of ike high
character give their unqualified
endorsement to the physical
benefits derived from the rene
DIV advertised on the last page
OF this paper, We feel safe in
commenting 1t to Our readers. -
! L. C. Moselcy. in The Mctho-
dist" for September.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-07-21

Bro. Hosmer has been laboring long
and hard for an up town express and
telegraph Office and his efforts deserve
encouragement. An office OF that
kind would be n wonderful conven'
ience to our people and we ought to
have it. There is strong sentiment
here for an uptown Office and we sug.
gest In order to get detnately TO
work, that some enterprising citizen
get up petition or request and have
every one sign it and then turn 1t over
to the railroad officials, Perhaps
they do not know that we would well
come change of that kind. At any
rate we should be working for it and
it will come. Everyone sign the petit
ion and then let everyone write per-
sonal letter asking that the petition
be acted upon favorably.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-07-21

Some one with little money and
care could make mint of money by
establishing cold storage plant here.
III one half OF the reports be true
about the wealth made by cold stor-
age plants a fortune awaits the man
who has the enterprise to establish
one here. We have no idea of the
amount of butter and eggs that leave
this city every year but 1t is sufficient
ly large to net nice income to the
man who will pack it away and hold
for higher prices. We know that eggs
in the summer sell for about twelve
cents per dozen and we also know
that in the winter time they reach
thirty cents per dozen which repre-
sents gain of eighteen cen Is. Al
lowing six cents for operating eX-
penses would still leave good profit
OF one hundred per cent.