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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
were on board on their way back t

were on board on their way back to
New York after a cruise through
Southern waters. The yacht left Wash
ington on Saturday night.
Mr.. Baker and his party have been
out from New York several weeks
cruising through Southern waters. 60
ing as far South as Savanna all, The
stop was made in Richmond after a
trip up the James and several visits
to places of interest along its course.
The Viking is las feet long over all
and is finished with mahogany and
brass, and is one of the most beautiful
craft ever seen In the James. a crew
of twelve men, Including stewards
and servants, was aboard yesterday
wearing the regulation SAILORS uni
form, causing many to believe 1t was
government vessel.
The Viking will leave to-Gay for
New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09

One Hundred and Seventy-first Street.
She said he talked continually OF
cumulative phenomena" which he told
her meant phenomena seemingly real.
but with no existence whatever. "Real
phenomena" he defined as a power
held over people, which he said he
had.
One day, she said, the "oom' told
her he was not a. man, but a god. wli@
had assumed mortal form that ne
might perform the duties OF priest OF
the Yogi religion.
ard az all the priests have nautoh'
ligion never marry. The nautch girl
Is looked upon as sacred.
The "oom." she said, wanted her. to
be his 'nautch girl. and she accepted.
Last July she left the One Hundred
and Seventy-hrst Street house, and
went to live at ass West Seventy-fourth
Street. There she met leila Hopp. who
proved to be another victim OF the
"Oom."
The "oom's'' lawyer asked her why
she didn't leave. but she replied that
she feared his power, On September
II last, she said. Dom threatened tc
kin her, and when she became hys.
with dthiculty, she said. that she was
revived, She said she took an oatf
of silence and signed her name In hes
own blood,
II feared and loved HIM she con
tinued lilo made me believe that III
had superhllman power and could com
)municate by mental telepathy all Owe
the world with priests, or thus MAKE
any person an idiot"
Tho girls sister. Mrs, Miller, VIII
had been y tears while her sister wa
her feet, and With a glass OF water Il
| her hand made a motion as thougl
she intended to dash 1t an the face Q
'"com's s. attorney az sha exclaimed
you beast!', She was led from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
Virgiinians at the Hotels

NIurphy,s-C. q. Lewis, f. w. Payne,
Hampton Sidney. W. IA Lloyd. Lynch
burg; j. r.. Floyd. Roanoke: w. S.
Darlington. Mrs, M, ]. Carringt ton. Har-
nv Darlington, M. Darlington. Thigh
mans; j. L. PEBBLES. Norfolk; Chas. s.
Townes. Waverly.
Richmond-C 3. Hewitt, Norfolk; w
j. Burton, Farmville: g, D. Richardson
Darville; Chas Hine. Vienna.
Lexingt on--Thos. Il. Rohertson, c. H
Williams, Keysville; Frank Higgins, w
j. Noble; j. y, Hodges, Martinsville
p. u. Crook, Aryonip: Q. II, Perry, Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
Arn,x rrenchex Reopened.

[speciallto The Times pispa tch.l
Lynch burg, Va. May S-While eS-
ing a large amount of ammunition.
consisting of bomb shells: canister
shot and ordinary cannon balls were
,unearthed. 1t Is learned that the
excavation reopened the trenches used
in the defense of tho city against Cen
eral Hunters army In 1864.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
RETURN FROM STUDY ,s.
- OF GERMAN FORESTS

Asheville, N. c., May S.-Dr. Schenck.
and a number of students Of that IN !.
stitution. have returned from ha s SLUG =
sailed from New York in November
last and have spent the time at
Darmstadt. on the edge of the Black
Forest.
estrv schools at Cadillac and other
noints in wisconsin and Michigan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
Held for Robbery.

TSpecial to The Times-Dlspatch.T
Lynch burg Va. May S.-Club Ad-
kins, Edward Jackson. G. 2: Myers.
Louis owens and Ben Baber, all OF Dan,
Vile were arrested here yesterday and
taken back to Danvilla for trial on
the charge of breaking and robblns
a hardware store there last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09

has been vacant since April 1. when
Rev. I. 7. Jacobs went to Port Nor
folk 1t is believed Mr.. WlngfeId will
accept the call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
] Call To Pastor.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,l
Lynchb.lrg. Va, May S.--The frank
lin Street Baptist Church has extended
a call to Rev. w. T. Winglsld, pastor
OF the Baptist Church at arrisonburg
to become Its pastor. The pastoratal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
ENFORCED QUIET
FOR ROOSEVELT
1nont;nued From First Page.)

gkrded his special prosecutor as man
n touch with the people, and the bud :
get of news he will deliver to him VIII
toll Of the situation in relation to the
neople and their attitude toward the
administration. Mr.. Kellogg has been
urgeda to be q candidate for United
states Senator, and 1t is possible that
on his return he will have some de1-
mite announcement to make
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
STEAM YACHT ON
S0U7HERNCRU|SE
Will Clear To-Day for New York
Where George F. Baker,
r., Owner, Lives.

The steam yacht Viking, owned by
George II. Baker. Jr,. Of New York.
arrived in the port OF Richmond yes
terdav noon and tied UP at the Clyde
Line wharf. Mr.. Baker and party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a $ tt O r 4 "a
Woo Iate for G,Iaggitiratlot1.

WANTED, FoTR BOYS; NEAT AP-
ii "A, A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
JUDGE PARKER
SPEAKS AGAIN
DENOUNcES Roosevelt -
DECLARES ROOT POSES AS
SUPPORTER or TAFT, BUT Is
ONLY TOOL OF ROOSEVELT.

Cortland, n Y, Nov. 3.-'eLet us
cut the cancer OF Rooseveltism. said
Alton b. Parker, in a reply made here
tonight to what he called the as
founding" address Of Senator Root de
lyered last week in New York City.
He said;
Root poses as asupporter of Taft
but is in fact a secret advocate Of
Roosevelt. Nor is this the first time,
when Roosevelt's political fortunes
trembleI in the balance, that Root
the MichiaveiH OF many a stuatton,
has arisen to his aid
Put let not any adherent OF Ta8's
delude himself with the belief tuat 4
vote for sumson is a vote for Taft5
denomination il is a vote for Root
and Roosevelt, pfTe and simple. NO
thing can impair Taft's personal
prestige in his own parry so greatly
as a vote for the personal nom nee Of
bis private advisor Can any sane
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
.SEC'Y WILSON
IS CAMP A|CN|NC
ADDRESSED REPUBLICAN MEET
ING AT ROME, NEW YORK,
LAST EVENING.
HIGH COST OF LIVING


Rome, N. Y, Nov. g. Secretary d
Agriculture James Wilson spoke at a
Republican meeting here this even
ing. He defended the tariff and point
ed to the Administered on Of Cleveland
when the bars were let down.
Now the cry IL raised again that
I'VE are being robbed by the tariff. :"
Wilson said, Its up 10 the voters to
say whether they want a repetition
Of the experience between 1899 ana
1897, wnen the factories closed and
workmen We're idle. II il said the
tariff had rostered the great indus,
tries, such as beet sugar ana rice
culture.
Food products are dear and the
people are blaming the tariff for
protecting food prices. Food cannot
come from Europe 1t s up to the
people who buy farm products in
the cities, towns and villages To look
into their own affairs little The
average profit put on meats last year
by retailers was SO per cent Il the
farmer to blame? Is the tariff to
blame? Ii the people must use the
telephone to order by, and goods are
to be delivered from butchers and
grocery stores at much greater ex.
pense than in the past, who il to
blamea
"Eut there Is reason in some ln-'
stances. Our country Ii growing
fast. Nearly million people come
from abroad every year. perhaps as
many by natural increase. Most oil
the foreigners and many OF the young
er generations settle in the cities. lt
small percentage Of the people lnI
the towns ami villages would become
producers and get the benefit of nigh
prices OF the products OF the field,
the equilibrium would soon be es
tahlished; and the nigh prices may
contr butte to this very end
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
FRANK GOULD IS
Welded AGAIN
CEREMONY TOOK PLACE IN ED
iNBuRoH, SCOTLAND, ON
OCTOBER goth.
W0MAN'S NAME IS KELLY
Edinburgh Paper States Her First
Name is Same as That of GouId's
First Wife--No Comment
by Gould.

Edinburgh, Nov According tc
the Scotsman. Frank ], Gould, OF New
York, was married in Edinburgh. Oct.
Q. II making the announcement the
Scotsman says;
The lady bears the same Hame
and surname az Gould's first wife. 7
In the entry U The sherifE's record
ne names given are simply Cont
md Kelly. After tile marriage the
ouple went to Abbotsford. the for
mer home Of Sir Walter Scott, when
Gould recently acquired as rest
dence.
Frank j Gould's first wife was
Mss Helen Kelly, daughter Of the
late Edward Kelly, of New York. The
marriage took place in 1901. Mrs.
Helen Kelly Gould was granted III,
gorce in May. 1909,
Frank j. Gould and Filth Kelly,
the actress, who have been much tor
gether OF late, sailed on the Maure-
tania sept@nter for Europe. Gould,
when questioned regarding mis- re,
3oTred marriage to Miss Kelly, was
non-communicatiye.
According to recent dispatches
from London, Gould and NJ S. Kelly
We're making arrangements to pro.
iced 10 Scotland TO have the mar
rage ceremony performed,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
PUTS AN END TO INDIGESTION AND
A SOUR, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

patton and other stomach disorders.
Some folks have tried SO long t,
find relief from Indigestion ana dys
pepsia or an out-of-orler stOmac
with the common. every day cure
advertised that they have about mad
up their minds that they have some
thing else wrong, or believe tfleir'
Is case Of nervousness, gastrltis. ca
tarrh OF the stomach or cancer.
This. no doubt. Is serious m s
take Your real trouble is, what yol
eat does not digest; instead, 1t fer
ments and sours turns to acid, gai
and stomach poison, which putrefy II
the digestive tract and intestines
and. besides. poison the breath with
nauseors doors
a hearty appetite, with thorougl
digestion, and without the slightest
discomfort or misery Of the stomach
fs waiting for you as so0fT as you del
eide to try Pape's Dlapeps.n, .
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
TRYING TO ANNEX PANAMA.

Washington Nov. 3.--Mr. Arosem
ena, minister from Panama, saw Tat
this afternoon regarding the story
published in New York today that
Taft and the American government
We're considering the possibility o
having to annex Panama Arosem
ena after the interview, said he ha,
been authorized to say: THE au
thorities OF the Uated States govern,
ment are trying to annex Panama"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
COUNTY CLERK.
CHICAGO GRAND OPERA
Inaugurated Last Night--Fifty Per
formances to Cost $4,000 Each
Success Promised.

Chicago, Nov, 3--Grand opera. Chi
cago's first Of the season bacNed by
Chicago capital and with the names
of @Chicgo musicians on the chorus
had its inaugural here tonight will
Verdi's Aida The Auditorium was
completely sold out tonight, with .
ser es sof reservations that promises
success for the season.
Fifty performances Of STANDARD
operas vial make up the season here.
The expense of the fifty performances
here IL placed At 100000, making an
average of $4,000 for each perform
ance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
Husbands and Fathers

+. . s T. ~ & 3 +
Talk it over at home. Come to a
decision at home while the oppof
tunity presents itself Make the
same careful provision for the care
of your family in their final restins
place OF everlasting sleep, as you
have made for them during the life
being surrounded With every comfori
and luxury At your command The
Universal Mausoleum Co., IN their
community mausoleum ID be erected
here offer as comfortable an
luxurious resting place for the
eternal sleep as modern Science am
human ingenuity can provide II you
have moi looked INTO this matter now
Is the time, don't neglect it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
GEORGIA PAPER BURNS OUT,

Macon, Ga. NOV. 3. Raymond ella,
printer, was burned to death and
property loss Of 100000 resulted
when the Macon Telegraph building
was almost completely Quilted by nre
early tonight About half the tiles
OF the paper dating back to seventy.
five years, were saved. The Ere
started in waste paper near waere
employees were smoking cigarettes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
ASK DIRECTORS TO PAY.

Boston, Nov. 3--Taere Is a deficit
Of 100000 in the funds Of the IA
tioual Bank of Cambridge, caused by
tne defalcation or it's bookkeeper,
George w, Coleman, which Receiver
John l.. Bates has asked to collect
Z ON the five directors on the
ground that they were negligent in
the discharge Of their duties. A bill
was filed in the circuit court today.
The bank closed Feb. %, 1909. and
Coleman was sent to jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
ROOSEVELT TO LECTURE
ON AFRICAN TRIP

Washington, Nov. 3.-"Wild man
and wild beast in Africa" is the title
of lecture which Theodore Roose-
Welt win deliver here Nov. 18 under
the auspices Of the National Geogra-
paie Society. It will be the first anf
only public recital he will
give on his African hunting trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
'es Away with Smoke, SCOT, Dust and Chnkers

Moores Air Tight Heater is far the cleanest
hea.sr % the market Fully half the heat value of
sost coal ~ wasted in other stoves in SCOT and I'M
D1eu eases But owing to the peculiar construc-
ton Of Moores Everlasting Firepot ana tha -
onaped Dome the gases all burned up, TINS nre
Nsntihg the smoke nuisance as well as the waste
thinkers and cinders never found in this healer
Moore's Air Tight Heater is the only heater hav.
hs Dust Fiue It takes all dust and small ashes -,
me chimney, thus preventing them from COLLECTING AZ
m furniture, etc. It also has an Ashpan Apron
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
His Preference.

Mrs. Mountjoy Belassis CATER sew.
crai collisions) lit strikes me. Mr..
Kudderford, you're much more al
home IN a boat than In ballroom,
Little Bobby Rudderford (the famous
oxford eoxswain) Yes. by Joye, And
ia sooner steer eight men than one
woman any day!--London Mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
FORAKER APPEARS AGAIN.

Dayton, Ohio, Nov 3.-Formel
Senator Joseph d. Foraker returned
10 ais attack on the new national
ism with his reG1pearance in the
Ohio campaign at the Sold ers' Home
here today, though he avoided direct
mention Of the author of that policy
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
MURDERER KILLS SELF
Wan Who Was Being Pursued For
Killing Young Girl, Suicides in
An Old Barn.

Charlottesville, Mo-, ..ov. 3.-Mar
tin Rollins, who on Monday Killed /
year old Annie Austin because she
refused to elope with him. this after
noon committed suicide in a barn
twenty-five niles southwest OF Car
uthersville.
The fugitive, who was being hunt
ed for by the sheriff and tralled by
lood hounds, returned 10 the home
Of his former employer and there
ended mis- lie by blowing his brain
out
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
DEFAuLTER ARRESTED.

Seattle, Nov 3.-Carl Rohr, default
ing bank clerk of the National Union
Bank, Of Watertown, NJ n. whose al
legged shortage is $4,000 was arrest
ed here today According to the po
lice he confessed that he has beer
playing the bucket shops using the
banks none. Rohl viii not resist
extradition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
Take a Little Dapepsin Now and
Your Stomach viii Feel FINE
Five Minutes Later

R1' StNtfiaSi Wilt TCCt FlH~
Five Minutes Later.
As there If often some one in YOU
family who suffers an attack of lndi
gestion or some form Of stomach
trouble, why don't you keep some
Diapepsin in the house handy?
This harmless blessing will 4 gest
anything you can eat without the
slightest discomfort, and overcome a
sour, gassy stomach five minutes
after.
Tell your pharmacist to let you
read the formula, plainly printed on
these 50-cent cases Of Pape's Diapep-
sin, then You will readily see way
1t makes Indigestion. sour stomach,
heartburn and other distress go in
five minutes, and relieves at once
sucn miseries as belching OF gas,
eructations Of sour. und 'gested food
nausea, headaches, dizziness, constl-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

The air in the farthest room is heated to the same
temperature as the air in the the stove
Moore's Air Tight Heater only saves you money
by burning much cheaper grade Of coal. 1t also en-
abes you to heat larger space with smaller amount
of fuel than any other heater the market One
Moores Air Tight Ieater viii heat your entire house
upstairs and down-and keep all the floors perfectly
warm
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
Prcuer Adjournment

fhe Eopiu-"There's some talk late
q the s. r. G. A. putting bells on
s.. The Sparrow (fiercely)--
'ils AFRO too good for the assassins--.
shonI be canned"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

Visitor-'1 do think your SON ia 40
bright" Proud Mother-"Ah, yes. he
works SO hard at his books have
been afraid he would develop the
BTights disease. THE Widow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

which prevents ashes from falling on the floor
when pan Is removed.
an parts are surface ground and fit together air
Hsht' no putty Is used in mountng-nothing but
asbestos Wicklng which expands and contracts with
e neat so that the stove IL perfectly air tight ana
under perfect control at all times
Moores Air Tight Heater holds fire "a "a 40
hours Backing never burns off. One polishing n
year keeps 1t like new
drop IN at our store and let us show YOU the
many other advantages of this handsome heater
Wen not ask you to buy,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

'Stidder busin' dc devil 80 much. /.
said Brother Dickey. 1T would he mo
healthy fer You tor take a recess en-
praise de- Lawd some"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

Is but ON different principle than other stoves II
meats IKE furnaceby circulation instead of radiation
Complete circulation is formed by drawing the cola
ar from the floor UP through an opening in the bottom
- we stove 1t then In contact with the highly
nea'ed surface of the Everlasting Frepot and Eaa
SNAPPED Dome and is discharged as hot blast through
ne upper part Of the Open Rocco Casing into the room
ahus u makes constant circulation or all the mir
throughout the space you wish to heat
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

man believe that to- indorse Roose
Welt is to further Taft's interests"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
NEW FRENCH CABINET.

Paris, Nov 3-M Priand has or
ganized a new French cabinet.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
TaluMPHs OF SCIENCE.
DaAisn MelDs Determine the AEe
81 the Globe.

DaAA1n MslDs Determine the Ago
81 the Globe.
0ince the announcement Of the mar
vicious discoyery OF radium, some Of
Dur ideas Concerning the cosmic aspect
" our earth have undergone revolu-
4l0nafy changes. No single conception
- experieneed more fundamental eyo-
!ution than has tuken place In the doc
trine Of the secular cooling OF the
globe, that the physicists have so long
assumed and to which they have 80
seng Tremendously held, writes Charles
=. Reyes In the American Review Of
Reviews. That the earth is a self
cooling globe b = tenet that no physi-
1lst for q momen doubted. That the
earth 10 also a ~self-heating globe is an
Msa that NO one, until very recently,
even fancied. The recognition Of radio
activity In matter has changed all.
Regarding the & Of our earth the
physicist now not only admits that his
former estimates Of 100000 to TO-
o00,O0Oof years are much too small, but
he il willing to grant the geoiogist his
fullest measure Of time. He even goes
farther and Is willing to give the geolo-
fist ten times his claim for a span OF
terrestrial existence.
Speaking, Of the newly discovered
Sadlo-actlve properties of matter,
rOecfee Darwin. An his presidential ad-
1Areessbefsre the British Association for
the A~dvancelnent Of Science, makes the
statement that they show that concen-
tration Of matter Is not the only source
from which TIE san may draw it's
beat ns further says, regarding the
evolutionary history Of the earth. that
SOW ut does net seem unreasonable to
aupposs that from 5OO.oO0,o0O to 1000
10000 years may have elapsed since
the birth OF ths moon. Such an esti-
mate would not seem extravagant to
eeolSgist&s 4. siIps5 i
A Car rs my knowledge goes, I
should say that pure geology points to
,asne period intermediate between 50,-
100000 ana 1,GO0yOO0,00O years, the
1ppsr limit ,being more doubtful than
tn lower"
The dissemination Of our earth's &
% one of the triumphs of modern geo.
logical science. The length Of time.
which has elapsed since life began on
this globe and the, most ancient elastic
rocks We know Of were deposited may
- greatly In excess OF 150.OOO,0OO
years. Gsology's estimate is surely not
80 great. but 10, in all likelihood,
auch too sunaii. ~ I
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-28
~ srlnev HIGH oMA

AttesApts - Dispose Of sec0nd-IanA
Clothes ard How They Failed.
That many rich women are stingy
In small matters has long been recog-
mixed, largely through hints dropped
y t~radespeople and servants, but a
Well-knOwn facial mnsseuse had an ex-
periefce with a patron which certainly
scGpped the climax Of her intercourse
withsrich women. Tier patron had laid
inside n ball gOwiIin tolerably good son.
dttfON and h ihasseuse counted among
Aer friends a struggling young actress
Who, sheEthOugft; might utilize the dis.
catdSdS ffOck. say the New York World.
The deal went through, the actress pay
Ing &iO for the gown, which had cost
no. BY making 1t owe with some new
y aaterlai md the aid Of her own deft
nngers she had q beautiful stage dress
~ week later the masseuse received
from the fieh patron most remarkable
communication.
My dear Miss P 1t ran. II an,
sending you a few articles of dress
which / would like to dispose OF. l
have sem word to a number of old.
clothes men to call ut your house. Yon
Zee II would be quite impossible for me
% allow them to come here. but I am
cure Is You did 30 well with my blue
net you ran dispose OF these for me to
areat advantage"
Not a5WOrd ub0ut commission. The
lady simply took 1t for granted that the
meek and Owly masseuSe wOuld M