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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
NEW ACTION STARTED
Proceedings for Alleged Contempt
-iEninst Labor Leaders.

-iEninst Labor Leaders.
Washington. - c.. May l6.--l.essi
than twcnty-four hours after The de-
cision of the Supreme Court of the
united states yesterday, which re-
vokcd the Jail sentences OF Samuel
Goinpcrs. John Mitchell ana Frank
Morrison president. vicc-president ana
secretary. respectively, OF the ameri-
can Federation of Labor. in litigation
against the Bucks stove and Range
company. of st. Louis, Justice Wright.
III the District Supreme Court, to-dny
began proceedings anew Tor alleged
contempt against the labor officials,
Which INC supreme Court held ycstcr-
day was punishable by nnc only.
speaking Of the action of Justice
wright to-day, President Gompcrs
said: 5Iif
Justice Wright can go just as far
MS he likes. He will find We arc MOI
running away-not even from him
Justice Wright. who imposed The
sentences upon AIcssrs. Goinpers.
mitchell and Morrison. TO dayl appoint
ca Joseph j. Darlington Daniel Daven-
port and James y. Beck. counsel for
the Bucks stove and Range Company
as I" committee to inquire forthwith
INTO the question OF whether the lal,or
leaders had violated the courts order
iheE were instructed to report 10 The
court whether. in the opinion OF Tho
COMMITTEES. tho labor leaders were
guilty of contempt in violating the in
junction against the publicat lion nf :,
so-cailed boycott list in the American
redeiationlst, the official organ of the
fedora ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
|SISTERLY HOPE
OF MRS. Cassidy
She Writes, Telling Her Experience
With Cardui, The Woman's
Tonic, and How II Cured
Her.

Bringhurst, 1nd.-"For three years"
writes Mrs. Jennie Cassidy. OF Bring
hurst Ind. 81 suffered from womanly
weakness.
Il had serious female complaint, and
was so bad could hardly get around.
but / took Cardui. and It brought, me
great relief. II cured that awful mis-
cry from which suffered every month,
after I had taken 1t for only two
months. M
II hope all suffering women will try
Cardui as I did. for by doing so they
can benefit themselves at home"
You can always depend on Cardui
for every bottla contains the ingredi-
cnts necessary 10 help you. Prepared
in large quantities, according 10 the
Very latest methods. from herbs espc-
riGlly imported by tho manufacturers
lis preparation from first TO last, IS
under the observation-disclosures OF an ex
bcricncch chemist and graduate physi-
clan, who takes every precaution
known to sctence to perfect the nm
ished product.
Ask your druggist lie knows. He
will tell you to take Cardui M
Note.-The c'nrd,ii Home rreatmen,
Tor Women consists OF Cardui SD
1hedford's Black Drnusht (25c). o,
Veiro t5oc). for the liver, and Cardu
| Antiseptic (50c,. Those remedies may
be taken singiy. by themselves, II de
aired or three together. as a complete
trentmen, for womcp's ills. Write ia
.adics' Advisory Dept, Chattanooga
Medicine Co, Chattanooga. Tenn. for
Special Instructions and GI- page book
Home Treatment for Women" sent in
Dlaln Wrnpuor np rcOnoat 'f.s.'' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

country which controls II 10 pass the
loRtsla ton they desire, the next thing
they do Is 10 raise tho question In
some case. TO get the court to 90 con-
strue the Constitution or the statutes
as to mean what they want Ito mean.
that has not been our practice.
IF there is amy feature In our gov
ernmental system that is NOW among
the nations of the Garth" lie concIud-
ed III is that provision or the Fed
oral Constitution which diiides tho
departments o! government among
three coordinate branchcs-lp gislu-
live. executive and judicial--and neith-
or branch has the right to cncroach
upon the domain of the other
practically the decision to.day--I
do not mean The Judgment. but parts
of the opinion-arc to the effect nrac
tically that the courts may by mere
judicial construction. amend the Con-
stitution of the United states or an act
OF Congress. That 1t strikes me- l.,
inischtevous; and that is the part OF
me opinion that / cspeHany object
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Raise FUND FOR
MOUNTAIN WORK
Woman's Home Society to Help
Erect School Near
Danville. #

several hundred dollars WAS 10 .sed
at last nights meeting oil the Woman
lone Mission Society OF the Virt;iniu
Conference, now in twenty first annual
session here in the Clay Street Meth.
ooist Church. 10 be added TO {, funa
tor the purpose Of establishing u achooi
In the mountain district, near Danvillc
va rms Is Il project which has long
Dcen discussed by the mission workers
and il they can carry throuEhthcfr idea
1t VIII not be very long until sufficient
money is secured 10 secure the carly
establishment of the institution
Last nights collection was a result
OF an address by Rev +, II. Rawlings
-. D.. OF Nashville. Tenn, whose sub
lect was ~ Closer Macedonian Call"
Io-day The sevlnty-nre delegates
present expect to dispose OF much rou.
'lne work a feature of the day. how
ever, Will be an automobile trip tbi.
afternoon to the Methodist OrphanaEe
me start Will be made from the Gay
street Church at 1 o'clock Owners
nave placed their cars at the disposal
OF those who wish to make the trip.
h,iu nave arranged to have them at the
church at 3:i5 o'clock
Though the annual meeting onen.d
Monday night, actual work did not be-
SIN until yesterday morning. The fore
noon session was given over TO devo-
tiohal exercises. routine work and the
pnnual report of the president, Miss
Lutte Roberts. Reports Of work in
their respective departments were made
by the following officers: Miss II. u.
wall. corresponding secretnry; Mrs.
ROBERT Winfrec, treasurer: Mrs. j. II.
Lewis. superintendent OF chIldren's
work; Mrs. i. S. Heidelbach, superin-
,enaent OF young peoples work; Mrs.
w, ). Maybee. superintendent OF tith-
ing ana Mrs. H. T. Richeson, superin-
tendent of local work
Rev Henry c. Pfeifrer, pastor OF tho
Central Methodist Church. South Rich
mond' conducted the devotional exer
c.ses at the afternoon session, while
MISS Mabel Head conducted a,i--insti.
.ute on chiidren's and young peoples
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY,


To the Public.
On account of the loose and unbe-
coming manner In which many persons
visiting Hollywood Cemetery on sun
days, forgetting or not approaching
the gacredness Of the place. and the
crowding around the graves during
Sunday burials. the authorities OF EIol-
lywood Cemetery Company find it
necessary to restrict the attendance
at the cemetery on Sundays.
On and after Sunday. May 21. 1871,
children under the age Of ifteen (l5)
years will not be allowed In tho
grounds unless attended by their pa
rents or guardians. who Will be held
responsible for their behavior.
Visitors to Hollywood Cemetery are
respectfully requested not TO gather
around the graves Sundays. or any
other day, during the burial services
This request is SO reasonable and
proper that II needs no explanation
from the authorities of the cemetery.
Lot owners who desire to visit their
lots In Hollywood Cemetery on Sun
days in a carriage Will please mako
application for permit during The
week, and not walt until Sunday 10
do so.
B. c. wHERRY.
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
General Hubert DllEer.
Especial TO The Times Dispa ,ch.
l'rONl RnNnl u Va 81 Nin - -

,lSpecial 10 The Times Dispa tch.l
front Royal. Va. May l6.--Ceheral
Hubert Dilger. ono OF Warren county.
progressive citizens. died this morning
at his home. Greenfield. near this place
after lingering illness. aged seventy
five years. General digger was a Ger
man by birth. having been born in En-
gen. Grand Duchy OF Baden. and his
earlier life WAS spent in the cavalry
service. or the German army.
At the outbreak Of the Civil War
General piscr offered his services 10
the government. and through repcate ed
bravery was promoted ~ the runk OF
Northumberland. Congress awarded a
medal for special bravery III the battle
OF Charlottesville.
at the close of the war General Dill
ger became Adjutant-Gcncral Of IL
linois. He moved to this county in
1879. lilo is survived by five sons
and five daughters, four OF the daugh-
tiers living abroad. The body will be
cremated in Washington, and the ashes
Inferred there
IEanc Gibson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
charlottesville, Va. May 16.-Isa &C
Gibson. d we'll known farmer. residing
near hickory HILL six miles south OF
Charlottesville. died last night, after
a brief illness of pneumonia. his wife
NJ.
Floyd Cushing.
Especial to The Times Dispa lch.l
Harflsonburg. Va, May 16-Floyd
Gushing. thfrty-nine years old II well
known farmer of Glover Hill, Rocking
ham county. died yesterday afternoon
Fourteen years ago he married tho
Oldest daughter OF the late a. a. Hess
Besides his wife he leaves brother
Ran p. Cushing, OF Ohio. and two sis.
ters. Mrs. Abbic Wilfong. OF Iowa, anu
Mrs. Eftic WhisSen, of Edinburg.
Funeral of L. Il. Disney.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.J
charlottesville. Va. May 16.-Tr, re-
mains or Lambert B. Disney for years
q resident OF Albemarle county. but
more recently OF Tacoma Park, Wash
ington, We're brought here to-day and
Inferred In RlYerview Cemetery. MIR
disney was veteran of Tho Crimean
war. He was the grandson OF Sir
John Disney. and was born at the Dis
ney homestead, "The Hyde" in Essea
The brltisl, navy as a midshipman AZ
me ago OF twelve. and fought in the
Crimean War While serving OH the
famous ship Duke of wellington he
was presented with a medal for bray-
cry by the late Queen Victoria After
serving ten years in the navy. Mr.. Dis
ney crossed tho ocean and settled in
FRINGE Edward island. Canada where
he remained for fourteen years. Later
no located In Delaware. and two wears
afterward made bis home In this coun
". Eight children survive him-thrct
sons and five daughters. They are
|, claude Disney. OF washington Edgar
ncy OF charlottesville: Misses Sybil
Lena. Mabel and Ruby Disney, O,
Washington, and Mrs Tnyloo Thorn
ton. OF Port Royal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
The Druggist Knew
From Experience

. ! have been selling DR.. KiIn,cf's Swamp
ROOT Tor the past three years, and those
~ my customers WHO buy it speak fav-
oraoiF regarding it.. have used it in NV
own ia,mily with good results, and | be-
,ierc the preparation has great curative
Na'ue. You may use this as you like.
Very respectfully.
c. b. RUPE & SON,
Bye. b. Rupe, Mgr,
Seymour, Texas.
personally appeared before me this
au,h diy OF July, 300, c. b. .Rupc, drug
eis1' who subscribed the above statement
,',,u made oath that the same is true in
substance and in TACT.
Il. c. JAMES,
J. p. and Ex-Officio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

YOU are not obliged to be the
first TO break in With a pro
nounced style, but WE are OBJ
liged TO carry all the new
things for mems wear SO our
store shall lead.
Also all the new conservative
ana medium fashions
Suits from S15 to $35.
Slip-ons from IS TO $i2.
Shower coats, $l5 to $35.
And for nigh vi dress, you
won't be in the dark llepe-pa-
jamas, $l.26 TO SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
DEATHS

RoWELLE-Dled, May Is. 1911. at her
M nfTaen niscy az R RSTth Ninth Street.
sister. or lc. NJ. Rowelle. in the sixty.
fourth year OF her age.
Funeral from Grace Episcopal
church, Yorktown. Va. THURSDAY.
yesterday afternoon,
az l2:l5 o'clock. In Henrico coun-
~; near North Run Church, MRS
TX Waldrop. ~ 3 el5l m 7'-''Iiri =
Funeral THIS CWcdnesday> Ar
\ IsRN0oN at O'clock from North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

These English Henry Heath
--strows are simply "taking
the town, but they don't mean
that We haven't the best OF
other good styles TORTOISE Who
prefer something else.
$50 to $4.
Genuine Ecuadorian Pana-
mas, SIS to $40.
YOUNG Wonen's Panamas,
S6 to $40.
Children's Sailors, in tn e
cutest styles, ST TO So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
RED MEN MEETaTo-DAY
::real councll o vlrsInaa % Hold In.

pOrtnnt Session.
Many representatives to tho annual
meeting OF the Great Council OF Vir-
aInia. Improved Order OF Red Nor
arrived In Richmond last night In or
Ger TO be on hand for the openjIg ses-
SION this morning ut o'clock IN Smith
UGH i1all. others are expected To
come ~ to-day. and by tonight 81 IL
believed that they VIII be fully 600
ueaeGhtes present.
The feature of the initial meetina
thiS morning VIII be an address OF
~cicomc by Mayor -. G. Richardson.
RMS is tho hrst time for twenty
Years the Great Council has had It's
annual meeting In this city and Tin
necn made by local members Of the
lied Men to entertain the visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Hurt Mt Libby Hill pnrls.

While playing at Libby Hill Park
Ssssterday afternoon. Ray Clark. of
aoVo Marshall Street. fell down the
ed,ioan kment and was Knocked uncon.
pN Dr. Tune. of the ambulance. and
MAD partially regained consciousness
when the family physician arrived. He
was badly bruised about the head. and
mere Is possibility of a fracture.
though the physicians do not expect
thG MCcilent 10 result serinIsIv -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Letter to
Or. Kilner & Co.,
Binehanlton, n. Y.
Proye What Swamp Root Wil Do Far you

acnd to pr l<ilrner & CO., Bingham
Ton, N. Y. for a sample bottle. # will
convince any one. You will also receive
pooklet OF valuable information, telling
al ABOUT the kidneys and bladder. When
Writing DC sure and mention the Rich
i nfc Daiiy Times Dispatch. Regular
MY ..ty-cent and onc-doilar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
! Served Warrant in Jail.

Earl Spurlock. coiored. who has been
detained In jail for several days as
served on him yesterday afternoon by
ioetective lSrengol He is charged with
breaking In 729 North Second Street
and stealing lead pipe ana water flx-
lures to tho value of $40. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

warrant was sworn out yesterday
I 10, the arrest OF John Dunn. Of the
Richmond Transfer Company. by O. 10.
Tawlor. OF the Society for the Proven
lion OF Cruelty 10 Animals. The war
rant charges that ono OF the company's
Teams. attached to n truck halinr
theatrical scenery. was overloaded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Advertising Advice

II you have aometi,.ug worth asv,r,s,
consult us about marketing 81 5,,rcessS,,iis
oHf adviee costs you nothing. Write. cali OF
FREEaAH aDyEKTIsrSG AGENCY INC
Airtnai Building, ,
Riohnond y,rr,,.
( Phone Msdison eiis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Feel Stronger and Better

Gcntiemcn:s ! think your 'M,lem.i 1, .
grand medicine, ~ feel stronger and better
more active and able 10 rtuad un unscl
my work, my digtstlon hag Improved ai,d
my cycaight seems TO have shared In Inc
general Improvement.
crew II. d. GuERRANr.
Dnnylie. Va. aug. 20 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
Mr.. T,rce iii.

cray Tyree is I'll at his homo. III
Vest Main Street He has been con
iined to his bed for about ton dnvs
n ,in MS condition is said to DO Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
FUNERAL NOTICE

GARDNER-The funeral OF MR. JOHN
Bennetts Undertaking Pnrlor>THIS
4 WEDNE SDAy at noon. Friends are
rcspectfully invitad to attend. In
tcrncnt at Rivcrview it5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
OBITUARY
Miss Lucy nerryInan no,,e,l,

MIHh Lhcy Hcrrylnnn RO1yeIle.
MISS Lucy Bergman Rowclle, only
sister OF T. NJ. Roweilc. clerk or The
G ,,y Circuit Court. died yesterday ~
She was in the y-fourth year or he,
pge and had been Ill for about year
The body VIII be taken to Yorktown
over the Chesdpeake and Ohio Railway
tomorrow morning. The funeral Will
be conducted from Grace I3pisc opal
Church there. The hour and the pail
bearers Will be announced later
General Hubert Dllyer iH
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
An Old lepend,

The legend Of the live toad impris
on.d In \ solid block Of coal or slon.
lies hard. II In Ia be feared that man,
who distrust some Of the startling A.
sertions OF science are quite ready tc
receive this myth, The latest evidence
NJ this extraordinary example Of cred
nifty oomes from l>eicestershire. It II
reported that . resident. while break
Ing q lump VI coal, saw ~ live. half
grown TOAD fall out on It, bsck.
called the attention ~ my neiEhbors Il
II. and ! thought II wax dead. but IL
. few minutes Il hogan to move about
80 took care Of II, and have Il now
a. we'll AZ tine piece Of coal There Il
a cavity In the coal where II lay,
ran vouch for Its genuineness. Dun
dee Advertiser,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
II. Z. Church b. Forest City.
Rev. &. a. Werner. Pastor.

Rev. &. u, Werner. Pastor.
i>t Saturday evening, >undaysuorninr aud
evening At Tarhiu Chaprl.
.nd sunday morning ~ IA. ~. At Forest
city Sunday evening u, kim>ry >chool house
~ o'clurh,
Ird >uudsy norniug NJ rarkto chapel at u
I. ~. uud evening ~ Forest 'ity ~ -. M.
I'll sunday ~ kim>cy Al II a. ~. hnd ~
fup>, Guy Ut - ~
SUNDAY >rhrol ~ $50 u. N, !. VI. Lease.
superintendent
Junior League ~ SOP ~, Mrs. W"rner
superintendent.
kpwur,h League ut ; y. ~, Mis- Mary Hut
lu'h, President,
Prayer meeting Wednesday ~ Sp NJ.
Wuurr : Ilnu" Mission -"'ic,y Friday At
80 y. m, Mr>. scott, President.
Ihuir prarth'r Thursday NJ ~, III
sunday >,'huni ~ kim>,y Nrho"l nous" at 10
!. M. : Smiih, superintendent.
EpWurill League ~ kiu>,y srhnol house
sunday At y, NJ
Sunday ,'inrl ~ rlrklu chapel NJ as ~
~. 1 + Boyd, superintendent.
Prayer meeting ~ rarliu 'hlurl sunday
,nd Wednesday At % y. m.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28

\ delegation ~ officials ~ fir" Dc
partmcnts If western cities was on .
Hsir 10 fire headquarters IN New WORT
'iiy few DAVIS ngu and ihcir talk
'u,neh upoon nix fires In their cNp"r
rnCo.
I'VE had n big Gre In oGr city 70
rcw years ago. The blaze wasn't oI
'ircly oNtinguish"d for nearly wrel.. Do
said one at III" visitors
~ week may seem lorG IN sori,
cases. but We had n fire in this Ci''
hat was M, oNtineuish"d In tive
years" said Commissioner Waldo viii
\ smile.
1T was only the ether day that
ordered II iirChoat MP IN Rik"r's H.
land In the East River To throw waioI
On a fire thar started two years ago
The fire was In the ground that had
been reclaimed from the water by
dumping cinders and other refuse
from the city, In spite Of the rains
and water the underground fire has
persisted The reduction Of the Gin
ders and refuse 10 ashes has caused
the ground TO sink"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
De Optlmjstjc,

There In much in the past which VIZ
suggest ought to encourage IN To face
The unknown future hopefully and con
iidsntly. The pessimists are very yo
al In our midst, md they doubtless
play . useful part In reminding MS Of
ur imperfectiOns. hut none the less q
look backward recalls to nv the line ol
: wellknown hymn: We fearful saints
fresh courage take" We hope We need
hardly ray that W. are not Arguing for
any careless view Of life or It's resp,a
sibilities. We think there 10 real
need for an Increased seriousness IN
certain sections Of the community IN
order that We may more nearly attain
the level Of the ideal state In which
each OF Its members contributes some
thinE to It's service, let ~ be- anxious
about the future Wsstm minister Ga
Sette.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28

eth,eai Culture Man Would Have CHI
drsn oseio BY Learning TO Play
on the Dishpan.

A member Of the faculty Of the Eth.
lcal Culture school Of New York urges
the development Of music In the home
by unusual though simple means. He
would have the growing child learn to
play upon his mothers dishpan as an In.
PRODUCTION to the keyboard Of the pie.
no. and graduate from drumming upon
I rubber hand to the strings Of vio-
lin. He mentioned also the triangle
md the xylophone as examples Of the
more primitive Instruments a child
could learn to play. and he might have
extended the list with the instruments
"ployed In the kinder. symphony---t
cuckoo. the water whistle the watch.
ans rattle and the other diminutive
'ditions Of the cacophonous inventions
~ Richard Strauss.
To carry the idea further. a child who
Nas the laudable ambition to become
the tympanist In a symphony orchestra
night be taught TO drum on the win
How pane on rainy days: he should be
fed on drumsticks: he II TO be encour
aged to practice the revei,le and the
rataplan with his knife and fork on the
dye Of the table. Hereafter judlcious
parents will not throw away empty to
nato cans, for. given stout bit o;
wine and piece Of rosin. their noise
making possibilities are almost infinite
~ sliding downstairs children will cul
tivate a faculty that will prove useful
IN the manipulation Of the slide from
bone. and the use Of the shoehorn viii
suggest the French horn and the Eng
ish horn subsequently.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
ORIGIN OF A SLANG PHRASE
'eycheuse" Started When n telegraph
Operator Found His Apparatus
shor, c ircuited by a sue.

slang. tho German word FOR snake
Peeps into our language in spite of our
vigilance" writes correspondent NJ
the New York World To illustrate
Some Ave or six years ago u certain
telegraph operator. Joe Lilly. In a large
baltimore Office. called M Cincinnati
by telegraph, In, could not make him
self understood. although he could cas-
u, understand the message sent him,
Then he called M other cities with the
same result Evidently something was
wrong. NJ he notified the electrician,
who on opening IN" box containing the
transmitting apparatus found hug
which In the cours. Of Its wanderlusf
had short.circui'ed the machine.
The other operators gave the victim
horse laugh for having n 'bughousc'
trrnsmitter Even IN" messengers nc
cused each other ~ being 'bushousc.
and inside ~ an hour II was flashed
from one cit, fo another. But after n
while n race Of employees sprang M
who know not Joseph and 90 these the
word 'bughous.' conveyed not much
meaning.
Could 'bughous"' compete with
crazy Well for u time. 'bughous.
had crazy beaten. hut n reaction set IN
when som" miscr"ani composed the
litty. I May BE crazy. Bur | Amt NJ
Fool That put II Iuirtus on hug
house contamination d,youily I,
bc wished"