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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-04
Go to bristol to he Married.

Lynchburg. Va, March 3.-Samuel
school student, daughter Of ]. n.
Wells, eloped to Bristol to-day to be
married there this afternoon. They
Will return tO-lnorrOW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-04

Richmond Negro ArreStel for NIurdcr
| Special to Tho Times D ispatch.l III
Roanoke, Va, March 3.-George
Kemper colored. giving Richmond AS
his ONE, was arrested here to-day,
charged with the murder Of another
negro. whom he killed IN Gran game
ut GircleYille, o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-04

The remains OF Edward Bradley
Jones who died yesterday OF grip, In
Ind. will be brought to
Petersburg for burial in Blandford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-04

Tobacco has been coming into mar
ket Very freely this week, and with
better roads over which to travel, tho
receipt next week are expected to
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

carrying out the recommendation OF
the report of two of the board OF elcc-
ton canvassers, who in their report
upon the election held April A. In
which the two members said that TO
their belief and convictions that frauds
mad existed in the returns of some OF
the townships OF Saginaw county,
Prosecuting Attorney Clarence NJ.
Browne, Assistant Bird j. Vincent,
Sheriff George /. Schulz, Homer l..
Dlaisdell, justice OF the peace OF Sagi-
nav county, submitted a report TO Cir
cult Court Judges Gage and Kendrick
Wednesday morning.
They set forth that they carried on
a thorough investigation, and that on
The advice OF the prosecutor Sheriff
Schulz made the necessary complaint
before the justice.
The report shows that Prosecutor
Browne caused complaint to be
made before Justice Blaisdell, alleg-
ing that an offense against the cleo
tlon laws had been committed, bur not
naming any person, and that there
fore Justice Blaisdell held an inquiry
summoning witnesses whose testimony
was taken down In detail This ios
ltimony Is submitted with the report
and 10 sealed, It's contents not being
given out The report says, however
I that in the Judgment OF the investiga
tors IL did not reveal evidence Justi
! flying the issuance OF a warrant.
The report concludes with q recon-
inendation by the prosecuting attor.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
The EVENING Story

earth xanimide gas will STAY them
But how about the human race?''
| asked.
"Of course | or my successor will
have to be upon the island at the
time. AS for the rest, deem 1t best
10 save those men and women who
give best promise OF reproducing a
race of giants. physically, mentally
and morally.
only able-bodied, healthy, strong
men and women will be alive after the
earth energies from the comets tail
They must be beings OF good morals
of culture, and able TO go out and
PEOPLE the globe once more. There
will be highly educated people, for ]
do not wish to have to start the race
with the misfits Noah had. There will
be men used to manual labor; scien-
lists, writer's, etc. but my plans are
subject TO change"
When | asked him IL there was any
chance for a reporter getting in he
gave me plying glance, and muir
INJURED, What's the use?"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
DO you WEIGH TOO MUCH +?
The Real Remedy and the Recipe.

There are some stout people whom
the above question does not seem TO
trouble very much. They are, how
ever. wrong TO be so careless, for
obesity 81 a complaint which brings
many evils I'm its train. There ale
others who have sought long and earn
estly for a really reliable remedy for
obesity. and to these the following
prescription will be Of absorbing in
terest because IL presents In a simple
and harmless form and sure relief--a
remedy which is rapidly gaining a
worldwide reputation. The reader
may make up the prescription for him
self COR herselD on getting the IN
gradients from the druggist--or the
latter will do so willingly.
This is the full recipe: 4 OF. Mar
mola. 4 or Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic. and 3k OF. Peppermint Wa
Ger Take 2 dose OF one teaspoonful
after each meal and NJ bedtime.
This admirable and quite harmless
remedy will soon take OF pounds OF
the offending fatty excess and as, day
Dy day, the weight decreases, strength
end vlgor will return In equal ratio,
for, be u observed, there is no fasting
or exercise required. Rest. good food.
regular dOses---these are all that Is
necessary 10 reduce weight TO normal.
increase the supply Of pure blood. clear
the skin, beautify the complexion, and
restore energy and excellent spirits.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

NEW YORK, July 4.-That Ameri-
can women are wearing more false
hair than they ever did before, is
clearly shown BY a trip through the
Atenements OF the lower east side,
where most of the false hair sold In
the country Is prepared for the mar
ket.
The story of glossy. wavy, switch
OF hair from the time IL leaves one
head Till IL is wreathed about the head
OF an American woman as "coronet'
is one OF the most interesting and at
the same time one OF the most revolt
ing In many instances ever told.
While oil false hair does not come
from China and from the heads or
dead Chinese, most of II does, espe-
cially all OF the cheaper switches.
The hair which is bought by New
York dealers In Hong Kong comes
from the interior of China and SUP
posedly from the heads of the dead.
for no living Chinaman will depart
with the "pigtail" of which he IS so
proud. Undoubtedly much OF the haii
Is torn from the heads OF criminals
after they are executed and from
plague victims whose dead bodies are
thrown into the streets and there
robbed of their hair by the lowest
. dregs of the population.
Time is not taken to cut the hair
from the head, but 1t is torn out and
roots and all sent TO New York, where
the second stage of the "coronet
braid is entered
Many stories have been told OF peU'
pie who have caught leprosy or bad
skin diseases from the infected
switches. Although 1t Is very difIicUlt
TO disinfect hair adequately, bacteri-
illogical experts say that II Is unlikely
that ieprosy Is being brought from
China in this way. However, it has
been shown that plague germs may
be carried over In this way, II the
hair Is not boiled and chemically
soaked and afterwards kept away
from the dirty hair and not passed
through the same combs. This careful
handling of the hair is not very notice.
able in the crowded tenements where
whole families are eating, living,
working and sleeping in the midst OF
dirty, filthy Chinese hair piled up with
shiny locks of prepared hair that
will go straight 10 the head OF some
American girl or woman.
Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant, writing
) for McClures magazine for July, Tells
OF tour OF inspection OF the New
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
THE PROPHET.
az e. C. RODGERS.

No said this twentieth century
Noah, whose twentieth-century name
am sworn TO conceal, 1.-THE world will
hot be destroyed by fire again, we
have the best authority--the Bible
FOR that, but 1t can't go on forever.
There would be too many people upon
the globe and the very movement OF
10000, 100000 people going to and fro
would jar the earth out Of It's orbit
and into destruction.
Now | am not sure that this Is the
year II may be rs years from now,
hut it will happen when the earth
passes through the comets tail near
enough to the coma so that the earth's
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

York tenement hair makers, as fol
lows:
After knocking in vain at mum
Der OF kitchen doors IN a tenement
house we found On apartment whore
the hair trade was In progress. The
boss Polish Jew who spoke little
English, deputed his foreman, an In
relligent boy OF twenty, TO explain the
Industry to us.
He took US first into a dark
kitchen, where we were met by sick
ening odor, subtly Oriental and al
most overpowering. Black hair
seemed TO fill the room. An enormous
tub OF curling tails of coal-black hair
stood by the stove. on which dirty,
boiling mixtures were simmering.
Hair was soaking In tubs OF bleach
and dye. One corner of the room was
heaped TO the ceiling with long, Thin
packages of black hair. bearing the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07


Inhabitants will get a good dose OF
the poisonous gas that must be heavier
and therefore more destructive than
the attenuated gas 100000 miles
from the comets head.
"The gas which will destroy every
living thing, | have named Xanimlde
gas The gas which will render xanl'
mide powerless to destroy is also my
discovery, yatasium.
"Yatasium will, IL emptied into the
atmosphere near the earth's surface,
prevent the xanimlde gas In the
comets tail from harming that portion
Of the earth and the life thereon. AS
it will be an utter impossibility "a
get enough OF the yatasium gas 70
cover the whole OF the earth's surface
| shall be forced TO adopt Noahs ideas
for the preservation OF animal life.
you may not live until the year
1885 when the comet is destined Ia
come our way again" | suggested.
II don't expect to- he answered
but | shall select some man TO carry
out my plans after my death.
my idea is that for the next 70
years | and my successor, after my
death shall store up yatasium as rap
idly as IL can be produced. or course
every action must be hidden from the
eyes of the people; else there might
be a mad scramble for the gas In the
hope that each man could save his owl
life.
Much as would like to save every
human being, IL is impossible. | mus
adhere to my plan, which is in briei
as follows:
"a few years before Halley's comet
is due shall upon some island, faI
from possibility OF being deluged will
comet-fearing people, gather together
the animal life which will go TO PEG
pie a new era Of the world | shall
not as Noah did. try TO save a pair o.
every species. / shall choose only
those that I'm the new world will be o.
benefit 10 mankind. No useless drones
nc hideously shaped animal, unless alb
solutely necessary, will save.
Disease breeding microbes will Ger
tainly be left behind, for upon tn,
island every effort will be made to xii
all such germs, and In the rest Of the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
GIRL FORCED TO DRESS
AS TRAMP is RESCUED
Toledo Girl Tells Police She Was
Compelled TO Don Mans Attire
Male COMPANION Flees.


Male Companion Flees.
BELLEVILLE, Kas., July T.
Rescued from a freight train by three
tramps and turned over to the local
police, Beatrice Tanning, an attrac-
tive 19-year-old girl of Toledo. Ohio,
told the officers today a pitiful story
of leaving her home with Cameron
Keener, also OF Toledo, of abuse at
the hands of the young man and OF
being forced to beat her way on
freight trains disguised as a man I'M
I'll rescued.
At Topeka, the girl told the police.
she endeavored TO get away but
Keener checked and beat her into sub
mission.
At Manhattan, Kansas, Louis Evans
and two other men who were beating
their way to the harvest fields, got ir-
to the same freight car with the
couple The girl managed to tell
Evans that she was woman and
wanted to get away. Evans told tho
other men and when the party got of
the freight car in the Belleville yards.
the three men attacked Keener who
fed and has not yet been captured.
To the police here, Miss Tanning
said today: Cameron boarded at our
house at 631 Woodman-ave. We be
came engaged and Cameron said he
wanted to be married at the home OF
his mother In Steamboat Springs, CO.
orado. He persuaded my parents that
everything would be all right and we
left home a month ago.
II soon found out he did not intend
to marry me and tried to escape al
East ST. Louis. Ills. He took my
clothes and burned them and gave me
some of his TO wear. After we left st.
Louis. we beat our way on freight
trains. He beat me at Topeka and
then did not care whether he killed
me or not so | told"
Belleville citizens furnished money
and clothing today SO that the girl
could return to her mother in Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPON DENTS

Dear Miss Grey: Is II all right for
me TO give a birthday present TO the
young man I'm going with?
ANXIOUS.
A-Not unless you are engaged.
Dear Miss Grey: What kind OF a
vegetable is collard and how is it pre-
pared for the table? G. A. II.
Att belongs to the cabbage fam
lily, and is prepared by the same
methods.
Dear Miss Grey: % Will peroxide
remove freckles? IL not, what will?
(2) How are chauffeur, trousseau,
fiance. fancee, couture, meringue and
boudoir, pronounced? (3) VIII orris
root alone make a good dry sham
20? (4) Is branding in cremation or
sCutache still In style? 90 My eyes
are greenish gray; are they hazel:
co What colors would be becoming
TO ono with eyes Of that color? %
Until what age may a girl wear her
hair down her back? HYACINTH.
A.-GD No; buttermilk will remove
them for a time, but they'll come back
Don't bother about such trifles. (2)
Look in Websters' dictionary. (3)
No; the dry shampoo is not advisable
except occasionally. Use talcum pow.
der and be sure to brush out thor.
oughly. (4) Yes. (5) No. (6l 1t do.
ponds on the complexion. ~ II.
Dear Miss Grey: Normally my com.
rIexIOn Is good. but after washing
my face and after violent exercise
iIed blotches appear under the skin
| What can | do? A. p. c.
| A.-This is due to relaxed con
Idition Of the capillaries of the skin
/ Take two or three minutes OF cool
water rinsing each time, and the cir
culation Of the face will be restored
to normal. Take alternate hot and
cold face baths ST night 10 tone VI
1.-THE blood vessels Expose the face
20 wind and syn to harden and
strengthen the skin.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

label Of a Chinese export house. Our
guide said: 1T is not human hair; II
ISIS dead Chinese criminals hair and
he pointed out to US that It was gray
with dirt.
The first process, known as heck
ling was performed by a young boy
in an ante-room. The stir hair, just
as 1t came from the package, was
combed into lengths-'ends TO ends
and roots TO roots as he said. The
floor was ankle.deep in combings and
dirt. The lengths thus obtained were
then wound tightly on sticks like old
fashioned curling sticks, tied securely,
and boiled Ave or six hours to make
them curly. The hair. indeed, comes
out of the boiling with a well set
wave which outlasts the various pro-
cesses that follow-the bleaching In a
solution OF hydrogen peroxid and am.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

monia, and the dyeing, usually med
ium brown
THE hair is then ready for draw
ing in the back room. Two boys
stood at the table here, drawing OF
pulling the hair again and again
through heavy spiked metal combs;
to make 1t soft and shiny, and arrang
ing 1t In even lengths. These
lengths were carried by the boss
into o fourth small room. lighted only
by one windwo, where eight girls were
making up the hair into switches
'Coronet braids' were made here.
I'm another establishment which
was found on the dirty back corridor
of a tenement, the hair was turned,
that is to say, washed in warm water
and soapsuds, to get the roots out,
they asserted, before II was heckled
Dirty hair and boiled hair we're heck
led or the same combs"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
GARMENT WORKERS TO STRIKE
Fifty Thousand Called Out BY ordef
Issued In New York,

NEW YORK, July TIA strike OF the
$4,000 or more women in the Inter
national Ladies' Garment Workers
union was declared at meeting Of
the committee OF As today TO go into
effect at o'clock this afternoon. The
workers demand recognition Of the
union. shorter hours, increased pay
and better working conditions. II 10
said the employers expect to have the
work on hand completed In Cleveland
and Chicago and at the first sign that
this is being done strikes viii be call
ed in those cities.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
Those Pies OF eoNhood.

How delicious were the pies OF boy.
hood. No pies now ever taste so
what's changed? the pies? No. Its you.
You've lost the strong, healthy stom-
ach. the vigorous liver, the active kid.
neys, the regular bowels OF boyhood.
Your digestion Is poor and you blame
the food. What's needed A complete
toning up by Electric Bitters OF all
organs OF digestion-Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys, Bowels-Try them. They'll
restore your boyhood appetite and ap.
probation of food and fairly saturate
your body with new health, strength
and yigor At Z. G. Kinsel; Central
Drug Store; Gray 4 Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
SOMETHING NEW TO READ TO CHILDREN.

In China other side of the world he little folks
don't their md
children
children the
world. going print about Chinese chill
idea little girls OF China
childhood Alloys
written by girl half Chinese Her
Chinese is Sol Sin Far and her American name Edith Eaton
lived
knows Just write Chinese stories fer
AMI gls.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

ney that the court examine the eyl
dence and determine whether 81 VIII
warrant the calling OF a grand MY
and whether a grand jury would ~
warranted in returning indictments
under the facts brought out.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

William j. Hillsrd, 81 years old. and
a woman, whose name Is being sup
pressed, were arrested by the ifnnll-
grafton officials, Wednesday, and
locked up in the central police station.
They are said to have come across
from Canada. Sunday. The woman Ia
believed to h1ve u husband living m
England. The couple had two small
children with them when arrested.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
GRAND JURY MAY PROBE
SAGINAW ELECTION AFFAIR
Outside Judge VIII BE Called In Fol-
lowing voIuminous Report on
Alleged Frauds

Alleged Frauds.
SAGINAW, Mich. July Judge
Gage announced this morning that
since the Office of circuit Judge is con.
cerned in the matter, he will call upon
the Judge Of some outside circuit 70
assist him in the investigation of re-
cent election frauds. Testimony COW
ering $50 pages has been submitted
to Judge Gage by Prosecutor Browne
and the sheriff. and the former says
that grand jury will be asked for
II the testimony warrants such a
move. Whether the testimony war
rants such a call will be for the Judge
called into the case TO decide.
The law officials of this county are
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
T4RES@0V0Nl

Onion Souffe.-CooK onions in boil
ing sailed water until soft. Drain and
force through a colander. To one
and one-half cups onion pulp, add
four tablespoons -four which has been
stirred with the same amount Of but.
ter. Then pour onO.gradually. while
stirring constantly, y one-third cup
water I'm which onions have been
cooked and one-third cup cream; then
add onion pulp. Season with salt. and
pepper. Beat the yolks OF three eggs
until thick anil lemon-cclored and add
10 first mixture; then cut and field
in the whites OF three eggs beaten nm
iii stiff and dry. Turn into a butter.
ed baking dish and bake 25 minutes
in a moderate oven. Serve at once.
Tongue with Tomato Sauce.-Cut
cooked cCrned tongIe in slices a 1T
tie less than one-half inch thick, dig
in bread crumbs, egg and crumbs
brown In butter. place ON 6lsh; pour
around this sauce; cook une-half or
OF tomatoes with one onion two rel,
rers: cook Eve minutes, strain, aCt
two tab'espoonfuls butter, two table
spoonfIls -four cooked together. SAT
TO taste.
Coffce Cake.--One cup sugar, one
half cup molasses, two eggs. one,ha!
cup LARD, one teaspoon each cloves
nutmeg and cinnamon, two cups florr
one cup raisins, one-half cup coffee
with one teaspoon soda and pich o.
salt.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

To renew gilt frames which have
become dull and lusterlcss, paste
should be made of spirits Of wine and
whiting and laid over the Citing. THIS
must be left until dried into cake,
when II can easily be brushed OF and
the gilt polished.
The best method of cleaning mir.
ror is that OF rubbing IL with sponge
saturated with methylated spirits, and
then sprinkling the surface OF the
glass with powdered indigo. II his
is left for a few moments and theL
busted of with a clean chamois, a
good polish should be obtained.
When using a lemon in the kitchen
for flavoring purposes, 1t Is an ex,
cellent plan to heat IL before cutting
1t In half. II may be placed in the
oven for a few moments or laid ON
the plate rack over the fire. When
squeezed, the juice will run far more
readily than IL It were cold.
Beat one egg, add seasoning to II
and a little water. Cut bread, lip
slices into the mixture and fry
brown. This is often served with
poached eggs.
When embroidered linen Is stained
with fruit, boiling water should be
poured through the spot as quickly as
possible. Stretch the stained portion
over top Of a saucer.
III n LII nf nIOE0
dows and boil pint of water, 10
which has been added 10 drops Of car
bolic acid vigorously for five minutes.
Then raise windows and the flies that
are not dead will hy out.
Keep the gas range black with a
sponge used solely for that purpose
Dampen in warm waueF-rub with soap
and wash the stove while It Is warm.
Bake stuffed peppers or tomatoes
In gem rams, as they will come out IN
better shape than II baked In one
large ran.
Remove grass strains from white
garments by soaking in kerosene,
then washing we'll with soap and
warm water. II The stains are not
bad a little lard, rubbed on the spots,
then washed in soapsuds will take
them out.
Never put warm leftovers in the
refrigerator. Stand in the window
until cool. Cover with hemmed
ruuare OF cheescloth slipped into en-.
broidery hoops, to keep out dust.
Make a strip of unbleachable nus
lin to fl the ironing board and this
can be slipped on and off and washed.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., 10 John R-st, Call Mair
i49S. or City 1855
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 7.--Somc
portion OF the earth's crust aoout
1900 or 1000 mites from Cleveland
was given severe shaking up during
the night. according to Father Oden-
bach's seismograph at st. Ignatius'
college, here. when today's record was
taken Father Odenbach is inclined
&C think that Iceland or the northern
Atlantic bore the brunt of the quake.
The seismosraph record shows a
more severe quake than has been re-
corded In the last two years, the ver-
tical variation of the shock being six
miilimeters. The quake began Il
l0:55:18 Clevelaui time, reached It's
maximum at lO:5S and was over al
1l:2l.
Father Odenboch says the record Is
very similar to that OF the quake that
shook Iceland about year ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
AL ApOUD
| THE HOrRI
I by Cynhio Orgy

To renew gilt frames which have
become dull and lusterlcss, paste
should be made of spirits Of wine and
whiting and laid over the gilting. THIS
must be left until dried into a cake,
when 1t can easily be brushed of and
the gilt polished.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
SEVERE QUAKE
IS REGISTERED
Seismograph Records Worst Disturb
ance Since Big Shock in
! West Indies in 1907.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE most
severe earthquake recorded here since
the great shock In the West Indies IN
1907 was shown today on the seismo
graph at Georgetown university
Father Torndorf estimated that the
quake was 1900 miles away. The
quakes continued for about fifteen
minutes. the maximum shocks being
from 1901 to 1903 a. IN. Father
Torndorf said that the quake might
possibly have centered at some point
in the Atlantic Ocean, but that IL had
every evidence OF having been extra
ordinarily severe.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

Dear Miss Grey: Is 1t all right for
me to give a birthday present TO the
young man I'm going with?
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

Make a strip of unbleachable mus
lin to fl the ironing board and this
can be slipped on and off and washed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-08
JUICE At KAHUKU'
BELOW AVERAGE

That the yield of sugar per ton of
cane at Kahuku plantation has been
greatly reduced by weather condi-
lions is now admitted.
The announcement will be regret
ted; but Kahuku appears to have re-
ceived a larger share of the damage
reported as accruing to various es-
tates. principally as a result of the
dry spell followed by an unusually
wet winter.
The fact is that up to date it has
been found impossible to extract
more than one ton Of sugar from ten
tons of cane at Kahuku. Anyone can
see at a glance what that means.
, The depreciation is charged by the
analysts to the seasonal conditions
above referred to.