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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
Give Your Stomach
A Vacation
nv Using stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets,
Which Digest Food Without
Any Aid.
4 urlul rnckngc Semi Fret

The stomach should have a resi-
when it is tired out and irritateu 1roi.1
dyspepsia and indigestion. one shouao
not call upon the stomach in TINS con
dition to do its full and complete dutS;;
What the stomach needs Is naturat
assistance, and when this Is given ~
the stomach responds quickly 70 t i,e
needed rest and comes back 10 us
duties refreshed and invSornted.
When you feel as though your stom-
ach were IA piece Of lead, when gases
or foul odor issue from your shro o',,
appetite gone, 1t Is high time to send
Your stomach on a vacation.
The stomach is constantly coming IN
contact with foreign substances. winch
! IL must reduce In form to give strength
and health TO the other organs OF the
| body. 1t Is the commissary depart
ment of the human system and must
| furnish from such supplies as come TO
| It all that such system demands.
| and cannot furnish all that Is neces-
| sary 1t weakens the entire machinery
| OF man and is itself placed out OF
commission. 1t cannot cure itself be-
receive their force from the stomach
so that II the stomach Issues imper-
feet nourishment II cannot receive per-
feet curative means for It's own behe-
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets impart all
| tho power, vigor and strength ncccs-
sary 10 the stomach. They 90 tho
| stomach's work and without calling on
this organ for assistance.
| IL YOU would put your ,lncal IN q
| glass lar and with 1t place the correct
amount of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
| you could sit down and watch these
little tablets digest the meal as pc,
1 foctly as the most healthy stomach.
This demonstration has been made In
almost every State In the Union by
these tablets. one grain 81 y Single
5000 grains OF food.
III you have tho slightest doubt
about your stomach 20 to the nenres,
drug store and buy box of stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets, price zoe. or sent
us your name and address and we WI
Immediately send you bS mail tria
package free Address II, a., sluar
Co.. t5o stuart building, Marshall
j | Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
UNITED WIRELESS

Wireless biography is now too well
and favorably known TO REQUIRE re-, any a.y
Introduction. 1t has become hrmly ss-
t tians Of the day. In 1897. wireless
messages we're successfully 3ransmlt
ted distance OF twelve miles. IN
1901 the invention had Improved SO
that messages We're llashed ulstai. le,I
of nearly 1000 miles. During the pass
thirty DAYS the United Wireless Tele-
graph Company with Its improved sys-
tenn has exchanged messages peIMesu
the steamship Korea and san IRAN
This is $500 miles further than the s
distance across the Atlantic Ocean, 70
cover which and supplant the cables
this company Is now DulldlnS lout
stations to do business direct W ah1,s l.s
subsidiary company alreauS estapi'si'-
The United also has representatives
establishing tho system throughout
China, Japan Manehur ria ana R ~ anl
curing daily demonstrating the prac-
tical Value Of this marvellous Invention
and to prove that 1t is to occupy q
Mace IN the future commercial ana
financial affairs OF nc =, wG 1rure e.a' can
s0; In nd addition to about 900 land ship
stations already established, about
thirty new stations were Opened ~
December De. The United Company aHo e eS-
meets to eStaDllSll AotS' -
! iionsa during the present year.
Wireless 1 needs no has f ma eNpenso "o Of
nn I,,s ana Wires neither has It the
enormous n outlay for repairs, and main
tenance with which the old wire sss
| tens arc hurdened. Certainly the man,
agcment Of any concern when cal y,
point to such a tremendous r ,ess hee o.
| prcGrcss and achievement as ias pee,
accomplished by Colonel Wilson ana
his associates during the past p, yea'
needs no further indorsenent. 49,,
| II seems only a question OF shoty
time until the. 10000 islands of the
world, the ships OF every ocean, ms
|lifc- saving stations Of every coast WI
The equipped, Experiments with wire
Hess on railroad trains has been DEM
Ionstrated to such an extent that the
present block signal system for avoid
Ing accidents is Likely to become un,
necessary When It Is considered tina,
messages can he sent. bells caused to
lrlng, colored lights caused to ,lass
AT incredible distances, there positive.
lin seems to he no ilnit to the field to
he covered BY this greatest invention
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Especial to The rlmos-DIspateh.l

Springfield, ILL.,, February l, lcl".
TimcS-Disrntch, RichmOnd, VAT
The demand for Iimcstonc aust
for fcrt'ilziuS purposes Inns ~
creased from 1868 tons In 1907 70
H:,021 tons In the year 1000. orders
on file for 5000 tons nre yet un'
filed. The Board of Prison Indus
tries ~ now Installing secohd
mill. with II capacity of thirty TONS
per hour, to he operated In con
Junction with the prcsent mil''
which has capacity Of ten tons
per hour. In order to meet the IN
crenslnH demands. 4 charge OF v"
cents per ton IN hulk IN cnrtOnN
lots TX made TO cover the cier'ch'
cost III handling the pr0d"c'io"
only. a demand for 10000 tons "
anticipated for the present Fehr.
The railroads have made II Hpeci"'
rate or 4; cent per ton per m'ic :"
amy pnrt nf the state, with minimum
OF 70 cents pcr ton IN carload io'S
or twenty toms or more. sou pro-
duets OF NIL kinds are greatly lh-
creased ny lime application, eSpc-
cial'y arid soils, which require from
QUO 10 three toms OF lime per acre.
Facts stated arn evidence of tho
icnsibl'itN OF the proposition. eur
ther Information cnn he secure"
from IN" following parties In Itich-
mon", who hive been supplied Win
i"''S ana printed Mnttcr covering
th's question in detail, 4. st. Julien
MHsoh, state Highway Cnmnls-
s.""rri y, e, Jackson, the Southern
''"h'eri q, w, koincr, Commissions
s' =" hs''e"l'urc, and virginia
state Library,
q. y. DENElcN,
Governor Of Illinois,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
Bowel L nic
orOld olks
. Free

No matter how sound and healthy
old people are, they still suffer with
lIheir bowels. The machinery of the
system doesn't work as 1t did when
they were young and active But while
non can't restore youth you can heIp
ago 20 live more pleasantly.
That a laxative is needed every nj
lie while by people as they get around
nifty and beyond, there is no doubt. puS
st is important which laxative Is ten
Old people, women and all, except those
Who are in the prime of lifc should
avoid anything that gives a shock TO
the system and which at best Is but Il
temporary expedient Among these are
pills and cathartic tablets, salts and
3purgatiYe waters They are too strong
and only do temporary good, Not only
that, but they really bind the bowels
next day.
What YOU want is something that
will regulate the bowels and again get
them In the habit of performing GER
tain function at certain time. while
at the same time toning and strength
ering the muscles of the stomach and
bowels. Such Il remedy Is Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, and II you have
never used ii let the doctor send you
q sample bottle free OF charge. In this
way you can try it without cost All
druggists sell 1t at tifty cents and one
dollar q bottle, and those who have
used II will continue to buy 1t. | Is
3 pheasant TO take, very effective and
very economical as a household rem
edy, as all the family can use it. Hut
pr. Caldwell is eager to have all
readers unacauainted with it 10 send
Nor a free sample.
Thousands of old people and heads
of families are never without II, for IN
this way they cure and avoid constipa,
,ion, liver trouble, indigestion SOU
stomach, sick headache, sleepiness af
ter eating, bolohing and similar stom
iach, liver and bowel disturbances. Mrs
TITLE Holman. i04 Wautanga Stree,
Knoxville. Tenn, and n. II. Marshal
Nail, Okla, as well as thousands Q
inthers. attribute much of their presen
good health TO this grand laxativ
tonic.
DIR. Caldwell personally will l
tpleased TO give you any medical adyit
you may desire for yourself or famil
pertaining TO the stomach, liver
bowels absolutely free of charge. Il!
lplain yopr case in a letter, and |
8will reply TO YOU in detail, For Il
ifree sample simply send your nan
And address on a postal card or othe
Nha. For either request the doctor
.ddress lis DR. ". n Caldwell, II. s.
'aldwell Building. Monticello. Ill.
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HONOR FORMER MEMBER.
Court AdJourns Out of Memory Of
Hon. II. II. Edwards.

tSpcclalto The Times Dispatch.
King William. Va. February lon
motion of II. j. Lewis attorney for
tho Commonwealth. court to-day ad-
journed in respect TO the memory OF
Hon. Thomas II. Edwards. the late rep
rescntativo from this county in the
Legislature and member Of the bar of
this county.
Resolutions OF respect were offered
by II. j. Lewis. and on motion were
adopted and ordered TO be spread upon
tho records OF the court.
Hon. o. D. Gwathmey, II. j. Lewis. j.
c. Cooke, Isaac Digs, A. j. Bagby and
George r. Hord made appropriate
speeches.
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GOVERNOR MANN
WARMLY GREETED
tContinued From First Pago.)

49,.
his seat with the state officers III front
or the clerks desk.
The Judges who were to administer
the oaths were given seats at the
desk of the clerk The state officials
i and invited guests had in the mean
lime been given places which had been
ropcd off for them by the committee
M arrangements. Mrs. Swanson and
her marty were on the first row to Tile
south OF the main aisle
Governors Arrive.
On the very stroke OF noon the door
1xenper announced: THE legislative
committee the Governor OF Virginia,
the Governor elect the Lleutenaht-
I Governor elect Amid general ap-
plause this party proceeded down .he
aisle and to the Speakers desk. WhcIl
seated the officials were RANGED hs
follows, from north TO south: Cover
MOI. T,lect Mann, Lieutenant Governor
Tllyson. Speaker Byrd, President FRO
fem. Ischols. Governor swanson.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Ihco-
dorick Pryor Epes. ~.
Tho Speaker announced that the
oath would be administered TO treas,
,lrcr- Elect A. w. Harman, Jr, by Judse
Z r. Carter scott, of the CIRCUIT coui
or the city of Richmond. me oo,iba
tton was repeated and subscribed 10.
ms other oificers were then sworn as
follows Secretary of tho Common
.Saaith q. o. James, by Judge George
\; harrison. of the Supreme court Oh
hnneals: Attorney-General Satnuel w.
r,.,liian,s nv Judge Samuel Il. VIII, OF
tho musings Court oil the CITY
& r.ichnond. Iieutenant-G oVeriiol ~
1,aylor Ellyson, by Judge JOSEF. :.
Iawless. OF the Circuit Cour. ~. or
+ trii. county, and former Secre.aiy ~
iolh 49, o,'wealth. Governor william
1 li'e Mann. by Judge James l<e,.l'
..1sa,,, of the supreme Court oil Ap-
meals of Virginia.
ps'i' Oniccrs Appinudcd.
n,he annlause did not get staf.eu
t,,,i, t,r,o oamo to swear IN 1uu
+ , WIN He, with Nit. Bllyaon ana
Judge Mann, received hearty re'os''
(, ton. ,,,a.-o Mann said,
/. az do, to the last words u wy
iaud at that moment Ciauue a. -
son Joined the ranks OF Nirs.''p CO..
2 ..a,,ornors. of whom there are no" iou''
& ,vhan Governor Mann had signed the
,-,,;,ted oath. speaker Byrd, escneWihE
i.r.iory arose and said simply Lao'e9
ana gentlemen. present the GoNefiiol
- ,f5rpinfe.r Amid general applause
,ho new Governor began his actress.
number of sentiments were greeteo
Nm anproyal, and he was given ciose
attention. He was in good voice. al'u
,ead every word with cIearhess an"
emphas sis. The delivery of his remarks
occupied forty-fve minutes.
pev lanes cannon, Jr., delivered the
closing prayer. ,.,, :,
The men who did the Work W..
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SENATE

At IL O'Clock the Senate convened
with President Pro Tenn. Echols in the
chair.
Rev. Robert w. Forsyth, of St. Pauls
episcopal Church, offered prayer. MAX
ing feeling reference to the incoming
Governor and invoking divine aid on
his administration.
Z on motion OF Senator King the chair
was vacated at lilo.
The Senate left the hall at 1890 to
meet the House in joint session for the
Inauguration of Governor Mann.
At 1870 the Senate returned from
the hall of the House, and on motion
Of senator w9,ksr. adjourned
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at tho next date SGT for the trial. II
Is not known whether any OF them
took tho day off TO attond the inaugu.
ration, but IT Is probable that, having
already declared holiday for Penny's
sake they attended tho greater cere
mony for "A greater mans sake.
After Penny is tried on tho ono
charge he must be tried on Il warrant
sworn out by Policeman Warrinor.
charging him with having broken into
the business place OF D. ". Shrocen-
COST and stealing thcrefrom q lot OF
carpenters tools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
JUDGE ADJ Sc n +;
CASE POSTPONED
Harry Penny Remains in Jail
While Officers Of Court At
tend Inauguration.

Harry Penny, white. was to have
been heard in the Henrico county Cir
cult Court yesterday on a charge of
stealing lead from the Chemical Works,
but as neither the Judge Of the court
nor the Commemorative Attorney was
present, the case was indefinitely post
poncd Judge Scott, 1T was stated az
forwards, was attending the ceremo-
MES of tho Inauguration Of Governor
Mann, and it was said that Julien
Gum. commemorative Attorney, was
also present at tho inauguration.
Meanwhile Penny, having already
been through the ceremony of innusu-
ration into the IIenrico county Jail
and being rather Indifferent as to tho
guberliatorial ceremony, still awaits
tho day on which the case against him
will be heard. IT is not doubted that
Penny has some patriotism as a COM
ponent OF his mental parts, and per-
hans he did not mind remaining in
iail little longer AS there is some
doubt as to his guilt or innocence, u
few days more or less viii not make
much difference.
but all the witnesses appeared. They
were unonicially as.,ed to- be prcsens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Senate, Clerk Williams performing the
same duty for the House.
At the conclusion of the Governors
inaugural address the joint Assembly
and the House adjourned to noon to-
day. No bills We're introduced and no
real business of any kind transacted.
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taking up FIRST the discussion OF pro-
posed law for the inspection Of seeds.
Weed Seeds Dumped Hero.
Professor Lyman ~. Carrier, OF the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, was the
first speaker He said that from eX-
perl,nents made from twenty-five yari-
cites of grass seeds obtained from
different sections or the state the
farmers were paying worry much
larger price than they thought because
most of them contained large per-
centasc of trash and dirt. Farmers,
he said. do not know what they arc
getting when they buy grass seeds"
He explained that there were about
800 kinds Of weeds to be found In
seeds. and that 1t took an expert to
find them. He favored the seed In
spection bill now before the Legisla
ture, which provides for a laboratory
under the supervision or the state
Board OF Agriculture, and the tagging
of every package OF seed in excess of
one pound. showing tine name of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

mess, the members and visitors en-
gaglng in conversation.
At 1890 the Senate appeared. the
members of the House stading. The
Speaker presided over the joint ses-
sion assisted by Senator Echols, pres
ident pro TEN. of the Senate.
Clerk Booker called the roll of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
TOOK NO ACTION ON
PLAN FOR INSTITUTE
Farmers Discuss Question Of Setting Aside
$4,000 to Carry On WorkPlea for
More Sub-Experiment Stations.

guests OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce at n smoker to be given in
tho auditorium. Many questions of
Importance VIII be discussed briefly
and informally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day in the Hastings Court TO Joseph
X. Lewis and Daisy May Utlcy. and to
Henry /. August and Mamie II. Mason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
HOUSE

The House of Delegates met at IL
O'Clock. Speaker Byrd presiding. For
the first half-hour there was no bus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
Governor Deneen's Views
CONTINUED From First ra .s'...l.. =

In reply to telegram sent by The
Times Dispatch, Governor Deneen
wired last night his views concern
ing the illinois plan to furnish lime
at cost to farmers OF the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
Substitutes Are
Beware Of limitations, Substitutes
and sjust as good as"

Unscrupulous dealers, mindful
only of their profit, and caring
nothing for the health of their pa
irons, are offering for sale low
grade mixtures, which they tell
you are as good as Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey."
Some go so far as to try to make
you believe it is Duffy's Pure Malt
WhislSey. These cheap concoc-
tons are foisted on the people with
the intent to deceive.
When remedy has been before
the public for more than half a cen :
fury, has been prescribed and used
by the best doctors and i'll proml-
nent hospitals, and has carried the
blessing Of health into so many
thousands of homes as Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey has, imita-
tons are bound to arise. They
may initiate the bottle and label oily
no one can initiate the contents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Overscers are affected by the bill in
troduced by Senator Parsons. II pro-
vides that no overseer shall receive
more than $50 year, and that he
shall not be paid until he has made out
an tented account and sworn to 1t,
| showing the number of days actually
engaged in The discharge of the duties
| of his office.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
! of the Senate Committee on Pubic
institutions and Education, few
minor minor bills were reported favor
ably Senator Thornton's bill provid-
| ing apportionmeut of country school
I funds when a school district goes into
| two counties was reported favorably.
| Favorable reports were also given to
Senator CARROTS bill allowing cities
ana towns to avail themselves II state
fund tor the establishment Of Libraries.
and on Senator Lassiter'S bill, provide
ing separate quarters for criminally
insane people.
The Holt bill preventing the making
or renewing Of contracts for the hire
OF convicts by the board of directors
CT the penitentiary will be given a
hearing before the Senate Committee
on Public Institutions and Education
on Tuesday, February s. at 4, All VINO
are Interested are expected TO attend
Vote will be taken on the STROBE
bill creating a State college for Wo-
men on Thursday morning by the sen
ate Committee on Public INSTITUTIONS
and Education At the same meeting
the bill introduced by Senator'S STROBE
~, tn thn Amherst
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Here and There In the Legislature

providing was introduced in the SEN
ate yesterday by Senator keezell 1t
was the only bill brought up to the
desk during the day. This bill is sup-
Elementary to the Fletcher bill, which
relates only to ordinary land.
senator Walker returned yesterday
to his desk after an extended absence.
He went home to attend the funeral
of his father and 10 attend to matters
In connection with his estate
Mrs. Philip Mckinney, wife OF EX-
Governor Mckinney. and her daughter.
were among those who attended the
inaugural ceremonies yesterday.
4 big delegation OF people interested
In the fish. clam and crab industries
came up from Tidewater last night 70
appear before the Senate Committee
on Fish and Game. which will to-day
have a hearing on the Lesner BIZ. II
was stated last night that compro-
misses between these interests and the
State Commission of Fisheries We're
probable.
Legislative committees could not get
together yesterday The members OF
both houses seemed to consider II
holiday, and determined that notninH
| could be done in the way of public
business. Putting new Governor
| into office was enough to make day
work for Legislature, in the general
opinion.
An interested spectator of the inau-
guration proceedings yesterday, was
| James French Stro,her, member o
| the West, Virginia Legislature from
Mcdowell county, who has seen the
same thing done in his own state
Mr. Strother, who formerly lived n
| Culpeper county, Is serving his secono
term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Mrs Philip Mckinney, wife Of En-
Governor Mckinney. and her daughter
were among those who attended the
inaugural ceremonies yesterday.
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Responding to the necessity for some
law providing for the special and sep
arate assessment of all mineral lands
and minerals and mineral waters UNI
der the surface of the land, n law so
Connecticut western news., 1910-01-27
Tribute to " Rags"

"There goes Rags, mo more will be said, For the dear old doggie now is dead. He was only tramp-but on second thought:
 Many a good lesson has he taught. He could see, hear, feel, and suffer pain, But of his luck did he ne'er complain. And so like humans, with all their woes He had his friends, and had his foes. But more faithful friend you'll never find,
 More gentle. willing. true and kind. He would not lie, he did not steal, Nor would he cheat in any deal. He never played at basketball, With one he'd fight, and that was all. And as through life he logged along A mournful howl was his only song. And alas when he lay there cold and still
 We all do wonderland we always will If there isn't heaven for doggies too. That have been so faithful, kind and true.
 M. E. J. R. Jan. 22d 1910.
Connecticut western news., 1910-01-27
NEW STORAGE BATTERY

After many. years of experiment in parfecting storage battery for use on trolley cars and, probably, for other vehicles, which has filled the hearts of electric railroad men with joy. MT, Edison had tried his invention with a small car in his own yards but last Frl- day he gave it a practical test on a regular trolley line in New Jersey with such pronounced success that one West ern electric road company immediately placed an order for six cars to be equipped with these batteries. This form of pro- pulsion will be of great advantage ill New York, as there are still many miles of horse Railroad in that city, on streets where it would be next to impossible to use either the overhead or underground systems of electric transmission, but where the storage battery will be the perfect method. Economy Is another point in it's favor. as the inventor claims to be able to run a car of the size he uSou III HIS eAporlhenGS dC d cOSG Ol Oue cent mile for power.
 Now that MT. Edison has perfected the principle, we may expect that, like nearly all of the work of the Wizard of Menlo Park" its extension will bo rapidly applied to other fields than the one for which it was intended, and that the use of the storage tattery will super. sede many clumsy and anticipated methods of transmitting power.
Connecticut western news., 1910-01-27
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27. 1910
THE EVENING PRAYER MARIE CONWAY OEMLER.

In the twilight of my days,
 In the evening of the years, Life unto my saddened gaze
 Seems a vision yelled in tears. All the knowledge fades away,
 That vainly thought to keep; As little child pray,
 "Now lay me down tolsleep." have wandered far from Thee
 Since that childish pray CT I said, And the lips that taught it me
 Have been gathered to the dead; Yet her face seem to see
 When the evening shadows creep, And again, as at her knee,
 "Pray Thee, Lord, my soul to. keep. Softly fades the lingering light;
 To, the last beam leaves the skies; And I watch, amid the night,
 For the evening star to rise. Far beyond the bounds of space
 may drift ere day shall break; Let me see my mothers face
 "If die before I wake" Darker grows the gathering gloom,
 While my soul it's vigil keeps With the memories that loom
 Up from Life's unsourded deeps. When upon sunless strand
 shall hear the surges break, Ere I near the Nameless Land,
 "Pray Thee, Lord, my soul to take.