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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Over-Eating Worse
Than Starvation
Seven Deaths Arise from Thi. Cause
Z" One of IacIS of Food.
a Trial Package of Stunrt'x Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free

Trial PasSnsc of stunrt's pyspep.ia
Tablets Sent Free.
| An English medical observer claims
that FOR one death to starvation there
| are seven from over-eating
Ills investigation is appalling and
leads ono to believe that among the
Anglo-SaSon race over-eating Is q ma
| tional crime,
This investigation proves over-eat-s
Ing to be the cause, in ten cases out
OF twelve. of dyspepsia, indigestion and
stomach trouble.
These diseases bring on decay and
decline OF the other organs, and death
system to furnish proper nourishment
to the dying and afflicted parts.
When one oYer-eats one aeXhausts the
gastric fluids, throws undigested food
into the intestines, where II creates
poison and germ life. and is unally
absorbed in putrid state or thrown
from the system In a decaying form.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will over
come the III effects of gluttony and
Irregular eating. They will digest an
abnormal amount OF food and Will not
leave the stomach until everything has
been digested.
A single one-grain ingredient OF
these tablets viii digest 5000 grains
OF food, and In this proportion Is seen
how even gluttony can be overcome or
at least Its most harmful effects RESI-
moved.
Dyspepsia Tablets for ono week. Take
a tablet after each meal and upon re-
firing. at night. Every druggist car "
rles them In stock. price 50c. IL YOU
Send US Your name and address. and
We will send you q trial package fssa
by mail Address II. a. stuart Co. $50
stuart Bldg, MARSHALL, Mich.
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THE HOME HOTEL OF NEW YORK
The Hotel 81. ItcRi-. nj RIM Avenue
nnd EIfty.hffh street.

U
Much has bean published about the
slsA, their magniiicencc. their capacity,
and the millions cXpendcd upon them
have been repeatedly set forth but lit.
tie attention lfas been given to their
home features" No matter how gor-
gcous a hotel may be, 1t Is unsatisfac.
tory to the refined and discriminating
guest IT II lacks "homelikeliness'' ana
home comforts The "hurly-burly,
may please for a time. but IT is never
restfIil. and the hotel that is not rest
full fails TO attract guests to second
yisit and eventually finds itself lack
inY patronage. The Hotel ST Regis, at
Fifth Avenue and lfifty-Gfth street,
while II Is one of the uust eXguis-
iteIy furnished hotels IN sew York.
secure homeiikeness and individual
comfort, 1t Isl managed and operated
upon this standard. No detail OF man
agemcnt or serviCe that can add to
the comfort of guests is omitted, ana
it's cJientage--a constantly returning
one--is composed principally OF hoins-
lovers. who desire IN motel the same
quiet and restful seclusion they are ae-
customed to in their own homes. The ST.
Regis restaurant service is without u
IIaw--eolial to the famous restaurants
OF Europc.-while it's charges are no
higher than those of other first-ciass
hotels. Transient guests coming to
New York and stopping at the Hotel
st. Regis will find accommodations of
the very highest grade IN every par
ticuiar, and at STANDARD rates single
with private bath, So d day Cor Sc for
two people): while for parlor, bed
room and private bath the rates are
Si2 O. dc; and up.
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He said "Yon might as well legisla,e

He said, You might as well lesislate
US out as to tax us out"
Samuel H. Kelley. representing the
Virginia Liquor Dealers Association.
said there was no time In the history
OF the State wien drastic liquor legi3-
lation was SO little needed. Conditions
are not. he argued, worse now than
two years ago, and the present law Is
good enough. There IS no necessity"
he said, for any legislation at all. es-
pecially In saying all the time what
we must not do and keep on increasing
the tax. Not single reform is aimed
at lie argued, (which is necessary"
He did not object TO paying reason
able tax, according to the needs OF
the State. ard said that while they
would not oppose 1t. they thought the
taxes levied in the Holt bill were too
high.
Mr.. Kelley said 1t was be an in
justice to revoke licenses as to places
for law violation. for the owner might
not be to blame for the act OF his
lessee.
Cannon Fnvors Bill.
DIR. James Cannon. Jr., represented
the Antl-saloon League. He said the
Byrd law needs amendments because
1t has been found defective in places.
Speaking OF the Clarksville matter, he
deplored the constant temptation OLA
briho to small town in the matter OF
high license paid largely By the sur
rounding population.
He did not think the cider law un-
Just. for 1t allows the manufacture
to sell in wet territory. and has been
much abused In dry towns.
DR.. Cannon argued for the 10 O'Clock
closing feature. He said he wanted TO
keep the temptation away from inc
young blood. such as come from thea
tres. the old topers being hard to
handle. on the provision allowing re-
sort hotels TO sell only 10 bona-hde
guests. Or. Cannon said this was nee
essary 70 the protection of dry terri
tory. He reminded the liquor dealers
that in allowing license at all in
hotel at resort. 1t was only an es.
ception which was being granted TO
the general law
The committee decided to take up
the BYRD bill. without further argu-
ment, in executive session. tomorrow
morning
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Here and There In the Legislature
~ oRPoRATIoN lawyers in the /
Legislature would be shut out by
~ - a measure offered Yesterday in

- ORPORATIoN lawyers In the
Legislature would be shut out by
- a measure offered yesterday in
the House by arr. rev. II. proposes
an amendment to the State Constitu-
would take at least three years to
get 1t through, but Mr.. Rev Is going
to make a try.
AT the point in the Constitution In
which qualifications of members of the
stated that mo person employed on d
public service corporation doing bust
election to either house of the General
Assembly"
Mrs. Moses d. Hoge, Mrs. Harris, Of
Sabot Hill. Goochland county; Mrs. l..
r. Dashiell and Mrs. Alice NJ. Tyler APP
peared before the House Committee
on Public Property yesterday after
noon in the interest of the preserva-
ton of the trees in Capitol Square.
They directly represented the Audubon
Society.
Mrs Tyler deplored the deterioration
of the trees, which constitute an ex-
tremely valuable property of the State.
She asked the committee to take the
matter up.
Mrs Harris told Of scientific treat
ment of trees on her estate of "Sabot
HILL She gave an interesting de-
scription of modern methods pursued
by foresters.
The committee said it would do the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Free Child's
Remedy

something that Will help her teqA childr ren
in the little Ills OF lfe--sometning for
the stomach trouble and the bowel
become convinced that child cannot
readily swallow a pill Or tablet, and
that to break them in half and crush
them is an annoyance: that usually
they work too drastically and are nau
seatingsand too powerful for the little
ones stomach.
Any mother who will take the trou-
BILE of sending. her name and address
can obtain free sample bottle OF a
This remedy is Dr. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin,. and the offer Of free trial
bottle is open to any mother who has
convinced yourself that 1t Is what you
want. you can obtain IL In the future
of your druggist at fifty cents and one
are doing, the free sample being sim.
ply to convince you of It's merits. 1t
is the best way to O., begin on It., Mrs.
I Davis, Of lSI W nar gh,9n.d str ra1s
Coke Street. Louisville. Ky. both start
ed with free sample, and now they
write that they have never been with
out bottle In the house since.
edy, as it is adapted to all ages. being
mild and pleasant to take and yst
thorourhly effective IT is especially
the ideal remedy for children and Wo-
ms, men and old folks who need some,
thing pure, mild and natural. i mas
the advantage of being thorouSh IAN
otive and vet contains tonic proper
Ties. Use Ii for the most stubborn
c cons indigestion, liver trouble.
sick headache sour stomach ana sucn
complaints, with n guarantee that u
"i Dr.. Caldwell personally will be
n,ensed to give you any medica! adj
Vice You may desire for .ns yourself atoma e sr
i ,h,s,.'s or boWefs absolutely free or.
! rharre y Explain your case In q let
ter' and he will reply to you IN detail:
For IS, the free sample simply send \, your "
name and ADDRESS On the Ssrd doc
,ar,s address is Dr. w. 3. Caldweil,
n, 5a7 caldwell building. Montleelio'
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SENATE

After the Senate came to order.
Secretary owen presented the first
message of Governor Mann to that
body. The communication was in re-
gard to the death of Judge Grimsley,
whom the executive commended as
faithful public servant.
Favorable reports We're received on
the bill to fix licenses for moving pic
ture shows: to repeal the act concern
ing special flduciary examiners. An
unfavorable report was attached to the
I.assitcr bill for a scientific plan of
taxation.
Senator Folkes called up the joint
resolution regarding the changes to
be made in the use of rooms In the
Capitol. and by a vote OF 26 to 2 the
resolution was passed.
The final assent of the Senate was
given to the Ward bill allowing sub
mission to the voters of Winchester
Of the question whether the city shall
issue $4,000 OF gravity water bonds"
Eight Senate bills We're sent to third
reading
Legal Record of Deaths.
When the bill providing for legal
record OF deaths in the State was
reached. there was considerable diff
ference over whether the Parks
amendment exe,npting sparsely set
tied mountainous communities from
the operation of the law had been
passed at the Monday session.
Tho journal so showed. but many
senator's we're positive that the amend
ment had not been passed. senator
Parks. III view OF the misapprehen
raised no objection to reconsideration,
which will take place later.
me antt-football bill was passed
over in the absence of Senator Early.
who is to lead the fight for the grid
iron sport
some discussion came up on the
STROBE bill amending the law as to the
issue OF county bonds for road Inn
nroyen,ent but it went to third read
ing -.
kim BILL continuing the retirement
fund for public school teachers came came
up.
An amendment was offered hy, Sem
ator Holland. striking out the $4,000
nppropriation by>the State called for
In the act There is no reason to
single out these teachers as a class
10 give State pension money to. he
said, as 1t ought to apply to all those
in the educatlve service of the State
IL 1t applied at all FIe was opposed
on principle to,the bill
Delegate Daniel brought message
from tho House. stating Its non-con-
currence in the amendment of the bill
relative to the pay OF local assessors.
Coming vehemently to the defense
OF his BILL Senator King said that IT
would be gross injustice for the Leg
islature to cut Oft tho appropriation
made In the act OF two years ago
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House Bills
To Joint Committee on Special. frivate and
Local Legislation.


BY Mr.. Parr: a bill to amend and
enact act entitled act to incorporate
the town OF Stuart, In the county OF Patrick.
approved November e. 1884.
By Mr.. Ratin: a bill to amend and re-
enac, act entitled an act to provide a
ne~ charter for the town or Graham, in the
county OF Tazewell. approved February ~,
1892.
BY Mcssrs. johnson. of Russell md Lucas !:
a bill to repeal chapter Go In the Acts OF
the Assembly of l?02-s-i, relating to dog tax
in Russell and Lee counties.
To Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Spessard: a bill 10 provide a
method for better assessment OF personal
property under tho control OF nduciaries.
BY Mr.. Spessard. bill TO impose add.
tional duties upon the comm ssioners of the
revenue with reference to the assessment
of ships. tuSboats, barges. boats and other
water craft and floating property OF five
tons burthcn and over.
BY Mr.. Buck. a bill to empower the
Board of Pension Commissioners OF the
l-counties and cities of Virginia to summon
witnesses and take evidence under oath re-
garding the merits of applicants for pension
or pensions now being paid.
| By Mr.. Bowman, of Roanoke: bill to
amend and re-enact section i1e OF tho Code
| OF Virginia, 1897. as amended and re-enact-
| ed by an act approved February Q. 1893, and
! to amend and re-enact section ie1 of the
Code of Virginia. 1851
To Committee OH Counties, Cities and Towns.
BY Mr.. Coleman: bill to amend and re-
enact subsection Of section COCOA, as
amended and re.enacted by an act APPROX
ed March 10, 1906 and to require the board
of supervisors of any county to give public
notice OF their intention to shorten the open
season for hunting In their said county.
By Mr.. Jennings: a bill to amend and re-
enact section of act, approved March
IL, 1908, to define and regulate the sale.
distribution, rectifying. manufacture andt
distilng of intoxicating liquors nd mat
beverages. and to impose license taxes
tn mr. I'M. Sfpt-f n- of
ardent spirits railroad trains. and to
repeal sections 1+i and IT. of an act entitled
an act to amend and re-enact sections 90
TO iii, inclusive, OF an act. approved April
is. 1905, entitled act to raise revenue for
the support of the government and the pub
lie free schools and to pay the interest on
the public debt, and to provide a special
tax for the pensions authorized by sec
ton lS9 of the constitution. approved Feb
ruary 10. 1904 and to prescribe penalties.
BY Messrs. Grtssby and holland A bill to
amend and rc-cnact act entitled an act
to protect sheep and other stock in the
counties of this State. approved March 20.
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HOUSE

Governor Mann sent his first mes
sage TO the House when that body
began it's session yesterday. it being an
official notification of the death of
Judge d. A. Grimsley. of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit.
The Committee on General Laws re-
ported the West bill. making forty
eight-pound bushel for corn meal, with
a recommendation that it do not pass.
The bill to erect statue to Patrick
Henry was favorably reorted from
the Committee on Finance.
A resolution offered ~ Mr.. Bell
extending sympathy to the family of
Judge Grimsley. was adopted.
Mr.. Williams, of Giles, offered q
resolution, which was agreed to. re-
auiring report on the balances to
the credit of the State in all deposit
taries. e.
Adams Bill Again.
The Adams fertilizer bill came up
as unfinished business. Mr. Adams eX-
planned an additional change, in that
where penalty is imposed for short
age and the purchaser cannot be found
the amount shall be paid into the
Treasury OF the State.
Mr. West, of Nansemond. Endorsed
the bill. He said that an inspector
was needed in every district.
Mr.. Dunn made an effective speech
for the bill. He said that If the
la boratory force is not sufficient to
examine all the samples OF fertilizer
sent to 1t, it should be increased. The
farmers need this, he argued, and the
cities and towns do not pay copper.
If it be true that the farmer in the
last analysis pays the fertilizer tax
they do it Willingly for protection.
He said that about $4,000 tons OF
fertilizer was sold in this State during
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ARTILLERY LOSES
FIRST SMRMl5H

CONTINUED From First Pageo
the home for ,ncorrigible girls. and 1t
now goes to the Senate. The House
also passed the Adams fertilizer BILL
but locked horns with the senate over
the pay OF assessors of real estate
The matter went to conference com
mittee.
In the Senate the work was mostly
OF the routine variety. The retire
ment fund bill. referring TO school
teachers. met with opposition. but was
passed on It's second reading. The
Lassiter plan for formulating sys-
TEN Of tax reform got an unfavorable
report.
The proposition to erect a monument
TO Patrick Henry was reported favor
ably to the House.
Corporation lawyers in the Lesisia-
ture got blow in Joint resolution
offered By Mr.. Rev, proposing an
amendment to the Constitution for
bidding an attorney for public SER
vice corporation from serving IN
either branch of the General Assembly.
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1902. and the title OF said act. SO as to pro-
vide for imposing license tax on dogs.
To Committee on Privileges and Elections.
BY Mr.. Rev: Joint resolution propos-
ing amendment to section ~ of Article w. OF
the Constitution OF Virginia, and providing
for publishing said amendment and certi-
flying the same TO the next General Assem-
bly,.
To Committee for Courts OF Justice.
BY Mr. Cox: a bill to define and punish
the offense of barratry
By Mr.. Throekmor,on: 4 bill to amend
and re-enact section 1910 of the Code of Vir-
ginia IN relation to warrants of small claims.
BY Mr.. White: bill TO provide when de-
murrcr shall not lie to declarations in ac-
lions for tort.
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Committee on Public Institutions and
Education yesterday afternoon the
resolution was considered, and sent up
with an unfnvorable report. The patron
did not appear. and will not press
the matter further. He has no per-
sonal interest in the matter and sim
ply wished an inquiry, II one were
thought expedient
The sense OF the committee was that.
the main charge is against the adj
ministrative ability OF DR.. Barringer4
and IS. therefore. more peculiarly with
In the province and jurisdiction of tho
board of visitors OF v. P. l. No ex-
tended discussion was entered into. 1t
was pointed out that no misappropria-
ton of funds or charge affecting NOR
ais was brought forward, and that
tho question of the ftness or unfitness
OF the president is the substantial ba-
sis of the charges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

a family medicine everywhere. It is
invaluable for overworked men, deli
cate women and sickly children. 1t
strengthens and sustains the system;
is promoter Of health and longevity;
makes the old feel young and keeps
the young strong.
n in need of advice, write Medical Department,
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Rochester, New
York. stating your case fully. Our doctor will
send you advice free, together with q valuable
illustrated medical booklet. containing rare
common sense rules for health, which you can
not afford to be without, and some of the many
thousands of gratifying. letters received from
men and women In all walks of life, both old and
young, who have been cured and benefited by
the use of this great medicine and who continue
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

Building and loan ASSOCIATIONS. VII,
be permitted to issue different kinda
OF stock, II Senator Hollis bill so pro-
vldinG becomes law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

William and Mary College viii prob
ably be put on the Carnegie Founda-
ton for the advancement Of teaching.
y Bill to that effect has passed the
i aouse, and Yesterday afternoon re-
ssalned me unanimous assent of the
senate committee on Public Institu-
ions and Education. a legislative
ena 6ilng act Is necessary in the case
OF State institutions.
Renewal of the Davis shoe contr,c,
OF the penitentiary was considered at
= meeting OF the Senate Committee an
. institutions and Education yes-s
t tShnua bo. Senator Hollis bill, directing
tract for the hire of convicts was
cd th discussion. The patron explain
~. tnat he simply wished to get the
ness investigated. so that the bnsio
suffer. and lss' th or the State might NOT
''r Tha h, !; be secured, If possible M
s,,,,n nc directors OF the penitentiar
Sam a1,eir1 ntae Wood were nress e'p
Grst. saying on that e the he directors. spoke
y never considered formaIIv ~ ooaru
n n's or the contract. as al me re-
cor member. ne. had cone in sinca pr tl,.
oontracf was made. - since the
nc said that the on1,,
~. AT, convicts was to Corral" +t w,ls.
- ne did not think the idea as n,, nuem.
as the,. on - .he roads very reasonabIe
1mey have long terms befnree t Msnsn
report nera W that no non truth he said in the
contract by t tbn nas,,i hired under tho
a. 4 cents per day we're we're after ,pang
s,npioyed by the same companv n e ~
m whsn higher rate for the same Wor;s
case e o fus s,,oh ieft , prison. Not a single
sald. The other. employees arc bitterIvv
preiudlced against ex-conyicts .nsr
VII not work with them '' r.
rao ~ 70 renewal, the board was per 3
IeotY amenable to the will OF Tie
Eeglslature and had not thought OF 81
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whiskey
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

wish to keep young strong and vigorous and have your
cheeks the glow of perfect health take Dus Pure Malt Whskey
regularly small doses according directions streng
the heart action and prhes the system recognized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

Mr.. Buck. by request. offered in the
House bill authorizing county boards
Of pension commissioners to summon
witnesses and examine them under
oath regarding any pension claim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

AR Spessard presents nlll Wnich
substitutes clerks of courts for eNamin-
ers Of records when assessing personal
property in the hand of yhduciaries
It's patron believes IT., would save
500 600 a year to the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

The perfect order maintained IN tn :.
House gallery at the present session
NJ tho Legislature has been the sub
iect of much comment In the House
THE doorkeeper Is William B. Frazler
Of Orange. The Speaker himself can,
do any talking UP there While the
House Is In session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

The claims of the. State Board OF
CHARITIES and Corrections will be pre-
sented to the House COMMITTEES on n
Finance this morning. Many friends OF
the board are expected to De n1esen.
iarrement of the field of usefulness
for this branch of the State govern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

Tho divorce bill. about which there
has been so much argument. VIII DC
heard tonight in the nan o. 'e
mittee for Courts OF Justice.
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A special hearing on the hill l, o Nr,ss 20
nv MI. Casey to enforce the paSHie 't,
Of salaries at least twice m nmn,,t tee tes
M un General Laws tomorrow night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

4 change in the law relating to GER.
titled lists OF deeds is made IN bill
Sffered by Mr.. Bowman, of Roanoke. In
he House. 1t requires that clerks
shall make out their lists before Feb
rilary la, and shall include all deeds
admitted TO record UP to January al
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CONTINUED on Seventh Pag
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The ". p. T. will probably n.t BIO
Investigated by tho General Assembly.
Some days ago Senator Grayatt intro
Iduoed bill calling for Legislative
inquiry. and at the time much senti-
jment was expressed in favor OF such
action. at the meeting Of the Senate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

Trhe Jyissler bill to have minority
artv repr esentation on special boards
OF directors OF insane hospitals set Is,
10 be sleeping the sleep OF the 1us'
~ tho Ale of this committee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

The shippers license. said GeorEe
Med. Blake a local grocer. who also
sells liquor by measure. is too high tor
concerns like his do not make a
specially on mail order business and
only fill number of small orders
,fronl lawyers. doctors, preachers and
members of tho Legislature. He
warned them that the. higher the II
cense tho higher the price of liquor
would be when they made their orders.
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Ambulance chasing and such pur-
suits are forbidden and punished in
n bill offered yesterday by Mr.: Coz,
defining barratrv 1t forbids solicittHS
another to bring suit In which the
person making the request would get
n fnN .---