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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

1,oherap. d'ersia February i.-s'ani
ia powloh, Persian minister OF finance
was sho; dead in tic street to-day.
Ills assaSsins were two Armenians.
Tie minister was returning homo
from a meeting; OF Parliament. when he
WAS attacked, Death was almos, in
Simultaneous. AS he fell, tho n1ur,lcrcrs
turned and fed but were quickly nur
SIZED by persons who had witnessed tho,
killing. There was great excitement
throughout tho city as the news spread
It1c assassins got a start on their
pursuers and had not been ovcrtallen
ate III the day. The inlirclcrcrs also
leilied two policemen
The assassination OF SAM I'd Dowlch
comes at time OF conSidera bic polltj-
cal excitement in the Persian capita,
as result Gft a bitter quarrel in Far
i'hincl.' "Nof me appointment Of Amer
can financial advisers. Parliament
Noicd On Thursday last to engage live
financial experts from the Cnitcd
states to roorgantze the country's nscal
system IEls action was preceded bv
y dispute as TO the nationality of tho
advisers 10 be employed, which threat
ened /; spit, between the ministry and
'd!ltafnent he ministers for n time
supported tile original plan to have
frcnchmen placed in these posts, ana
one faction OF the Chamber Of DEM
NeS Held out for The naming or Swiss
;iuNiSers It has been said Great Fri
'aih ana Russia favored the choice OF
ADVISERS from small neutral states.
Jhe minister of finance was one or
Inc most influential Persian states
inch. ltc was president of the first
l,afilament and had held the posts OF
munster OF commerce, minister 81 Tho
interior and minister 81 public IN
slructlons lie got into trouble with
me since dcthrcned Shah in December
l'pi' ana was arrested. The following,
Say ne was released as n TcSu!t OF the
'"teENehuon OF the British minister.
Turing the disorders in The summer
=. Iaue' preceding the overthrow of
ne Hhah 4 year later. SAM Ed Dowleh
,ook refuge In tho Italian legation
! nder the yonng shah he became Min
lister OF Public instruction in ihcI cnhi.
net formed in December, 1909. Last
year ne vas appointed Minister OF
Finance.
There have been several nttcmntcd
assaasinations in 'rchcran in recent
AtarS On august 81, 1907. NIcrzn MI
-ASghan Nhau, the Premier ana Min.
tster OF the Interior was shot ana
KILLED as he was leaving tile Parlia.
inehi building under circumstances
slin'iai 10 those OF to-day Kavam Ell
Moik ShiEaai was murdered on March
9 l9pS Mostograds!Si, The Russian
iinnncial agent was wounded in An
attrmpt upon his life in the following
May
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
Every Previous Table Cut Some---It Pays to Look

dittons In tails. almshouses insane
hospitals and private institutions. for
the care OF orphans. feeble minded
and delinquent children
Tho work Of the board, under tho
direction of the secretary, Rev. j Il
Masttn. has been confined mora par
ticularly during the past year to q
thorough study of the efforts that are
being made to provide for dependent
and delinquent children and 10 aid The
destitute in their homes. Accordingly.
its agents have visited and carefully
inspected all children's institutions in
the State. including the reforma tory
institutions and the schools for tho
deaf and the blind. The reports re-
ccived from superintcnderts Of all
children's agencies include tho iocn
ton, amount and value or real estate
owned. description OF buildings and
equipment, objects, bcncticiaries. cdu-
cationnl advantages, Placlng-oDt meth
DDS. daily schedules and financial
statements.
In addition, tho board has continued
its work, previously begun. of visit
ing and inspecting hospitals for tho
insane. the penitcntiary. jails and
alnshouses.
Secured New Lnws.
AS to what has been accomplls he'd by
this board, attention is directed to
laws passed by the Legislature at its
last session as tho result Of recomnen-
dations made on the basis Of previous
inspections. For instance, In the pre-
ceding annual report the board adj
Vocated the need OF State care for tho
feeble minded, other than Insane and
cpilcptic, and the Legislature directed
the secretary TO mako an investigation.
appropriating 500 for this purpose. An
appropriation was made for the main
tcnance OF the Virginia Home and In
dustrial School for Girls, Which was
urged by the board.
On suggestion that Migrants and
habitual drunkards be put to work to
support themselves and their families,
justices in cities of more than 10000
population were authorized 10 continue
the cases Of persons brcugk. before
them for these offenscs. and TO commit
them to tho care of probation officer.
Requires Iiccnscs.
Following criticism By the board OF
unsatisfactory conditions In maternity
hospitals and certain institutions re-
ceiving very young children, IL law was
passed requiring such hospitals to OBJ
tain license from local boards OF
health, on the recommendation OF
tho State Board of Charities and
Corrections. II was also given super
vision Of all placed out children not
legally adopted, all prisoners paroled
from the penitenttary and paroled IN
mates of the Laurel Industrial School
and tho Negro Rcformatory.
IN addition. minors under seventeen
years of age are. II possible. to be tried
separately for law-breaktng offenses.
and gre not to be deemed criminals, hut
are to be placed In suitable institu-
tons and allowed to he released on
probation.
The board regards itself fortunate
in securing the services of employees
who are deeply interested in the work.
and commends them most highly for
the earnest and efficient discharge OF
their duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
CARE OF NEGROES
|. TO LESSEN CRIME
Board Of Charities Finds Present
System Is Encouraging
CrininaIity
LEGISLATION SECURED.
Laws Were Passed as Result OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Report Issued.
| E.GIsLATI0N SECURED.

Setter care for the destitute negro
children of the State is treated in tho
annual report of the State Board OF
Charities and Correction. made pubic
Yesterday. Tho board states that 1t
mas now temporary arrangement by
which these children are paced in
good family homes. and that it ex-
poets soon to have chartered an agency
which Will undertake to provide for
children of this class.
Such action. it is anticipated. Will do
much toward tho reduction OF crime
The board. in Investigating Virginia
1alls. noted an increase dn the number
OF negro children confined therein
Jhis was attributed TO the fact that
there is no adequate provision for tho
care and training OF destitute colored
children. They arc committed to aims
houses, where, for the most part, liv-
Ing in idleness, they become accus-
toned to getting their bread without
being obliged to work for it, or lert
10 shift for themselves, they steal to
satisfy their hunger.
Separate Care for Iucbriatcs.
The report contains 22S printed
pages. Much OF 1t has previously been
reviewed in The Times Dispatch, in
GLIDING tho Recommendation made by
Chairman George II. Denny. Of the
board. in his letter or transmission to
the Governor. that n separate institu-
ton should be established and main
tanned for tho care OF inebriatcs in
this Dr.. Denny Endorses recommends
lions made by Drs. DcJarnctte ana
King, of the Western and southwest.
ern State Hospitals
IN order to bring the people Of tho
several communities In sympathetic
touch with their institutions, it has
been the policy Of the board to induce
the county committees to take upon
themselves the work Of inspecting and
reporting upon tho condition Of jails
and almshouses. This duty has been
performed satisfactorily by the com
mittecs in forty eight counties ana
four cities.
The result is that the state Board
has been saved much time and eX-
pcnse, and the plan has proven Of
great advantage IN giving to 1t in
ornation from n Viewpoint different
from that OF its agents. and it has In
addition created spirit Of local in
tercst in delinquent and dependent
classes.
Detailed Information.
y mass of tabular information is
included in the report regarding con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

the annual reception OF tho Biological
Clup. which Will be held in tho agricul-
tural building Monday night Tho
guests Of honor each year are the
members Of the senior classes at ST.
Mays. Peace, and Meredith. tho three
girls schools of Raleigh
~ recent meeting of the Athletic
Association, Bricc l.. Caldwell, Of Con
cord, \ G., was elected assistant man
aser Of the track team. to All tho
vacancy caused by the failure Of As
sistant Manager Baldwin to return to
college.
Manager Hinklc. or the track team.
has announced that a cindcr path one
NTH OF = mile long will be built on
the nov athletic field at once
Thomas r.. lvcy OF South Conway,
y. H. VINO has been In Raleigh mt
tending the meetings incident to the
organization OF the North Carolina
Forestry Association, spoke 10 the stu
dents IN the chapel Thursday morning,
on The Philosophy OF Forestry"
President u. II. Hill took prom!-
nent part in the formation OF tho
North Carolina Forestry Association
In Raleigh. being elected president OF
the permanent organization. The as
ISOLATION Endorsed the movement now
before the Legislature to establish y,
department of forestry at the A. & NJ
College. 7'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

t:st Church on Wednesday,, January
20 at high noon. when Miss Eflic Earle
Payne. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed T.
" ward j.. Payne. Of Hewlett, was given
IN marriage TO Burnai Thomas Whit.
iield' Of this city The church was
oee9Tatod with cvergreens and lighted
candles. The wedding march was rem
d d, by Miss Nlaudc Land. of Hinton.
". va, cousin Of the bride. The bride
was attired III "a travelling suit Of blue
e en with hat ana gloves to match,
una carried shower bouquet OF
BRIDES roses The maid Of honor.
Miss Ollie Payne. wore white satin,
trimmed in rare lace and carried a
large bouquet of pink carnations. "
Inc bride entered the church with
nc maid Of honor, and met at
the altar with the groom and Mr..
lynch, his best man. They stood IN :
der q large arch, from which SUSPEND
ed beautiful white bell. The ushers
we're Austin Butler, of Hewlett. and
Leland Anderson. of Noel. The cere-
.nony was performed by the Rev. Saw
!ers. late Of Richmond
Mr. ard Mrs Whitfield left on the
l:4o f. N, train for a Northern tour,
and on their return will reside az 500
East Clay Street, Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
Climate Failed
Medicine Cured

II has been ahundantly shown that
rest. fresh air and good food do help
many persons suffering from tubercu-
los!s, But. TO be really honest. II must
be admitted that the disease Is seldom
more than arrested" Something moro
is needed.
Eckmans Alternative Is medicine
made for tho cure OF Tuberculosis. It
has cured this disease again and again
Often these cures have been effected
where the surroundings were not IDEAL
where no Intelligent care was taken
Of the patient. where money was
unusual--yet cures resulted. Now we
argue and urge that Eckman's Altern-
tive should ee used IN every case OF
Tnberculosis: in addition to good.
we all need.
The facts--the evidence OF cures that
have been made--are interesting read
ing y remarkable cure follows:
Gentlemen; Through Eckman's Al
terative have been saved from a pre-
mature grave, and, feeling that might
benefit suffering humanity. take
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!. On December 49, 1904. I was taken
came Very much affected; my sputum
was examined and Tuberculosis Bacilli
was found On February 2lst 1905.
was ADVISED to go to Fort Worth,
Texas. While there an abcess in my
right lung broke and discharged T
grew. worse. and became very much
emaciatod. Ny physician Informed mo
that must go To Colorado a S quickly
as possible. I left Texas June 1st. and
arrived In Canon City June 3rd. very
feeble. After being there two weeks
my physician informed mo that moth
ing could be- done. al my cast was
hopeless. Three weeks later returned
home, weighing 1913 pounds. tho doctor
having given me no assurance OF reach
ing there alive.
On the 18th Of July began taking
Eckman's wonderful remedy for Con-
sumption. It Icing very highly recon-
mended To-day weigh as pounds. I
am stout and well and can do any kind
of work about my grain elevator. I
have not an ache nor pain In my lungs.
eat well. sleep Well. and never felt
better would be glad If every per-
son ahiicted with tuberculosis tool,
Eckman's cure"
tsigncd affidavit, ARTHUR WEBB.
Eckmnn's Alternative cures Bron-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
MONEY No OBJECT
At This WEDDING
CONTINUED From First Pase.)

CONTINUED From First Page.)
will have his cousin, Lord Aiastair
Graham, Il. n, son of the Duke OF
Montrose. for his best man. and his
ushers viii be Earl Percy, Lord Ca
moys, Robin Grey, Vivien's brother.i,.
law; Anthony j. Drcxcl, Jr., Francis
". Crowninshield, Robert H. Russell.
Phoenix lntrham and Moncurc Robin
son.
On February IS LORD and Lady
pecies will sail on tho Car
menia to spend their honeymoon in
Esyr;. They will occupy suite To-
~ on the upper deck. which mas been
reserved BY Lord Decies for scvera,
weeks and Is ono OF the finest suite
on tho ship.
The carmenia Will call at Madeira
Gihraitnr, Aaiers. Vile Franche-.ff or
Nlee ana Naples) and then steam
across to Alexandria, where she is due
TO arrive on March s.
Alter spending a few days In Caro-
az shepheard's Hotel and being enter
| tained by his military friends. LORD
oee1es and his bride will start TOR
| Ipper Egypt and visit Luxor. Thcoas.
,9Souan and the island of Philae, on
'he new tourist steamer Egypt
I ~ me weather Is not TOO not Il &c
! pIoplbie inat Lord and Lady pecics
! VII continue the Journey IN the Mia
| from Philae as FAR as Wadi Halfa. on
'he second Cataract, and from lnere
take TIC sleeping car express t.a,n
across the dcscr, to Khurtoum on The
White Mic ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

themselves Although other names
rave been mentioned. 1t is admitted
ma the conteat now is practically be-
,ween Mr.. SorR ana Mr.. Mann. ana
't is not probable that there wili
De other nominations. 70 call has
rs yet been issued for Joint ges
sion 10 elect, and 1t is not expected
ina, , u" election will take place ,inttl
ING night OF the Board OF Aldermen
meeting on February II. 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
R ECEP TON OF
BIOLOGICAL CLUB
Invitations Issued to Students at
Women's Colleges in Raleigh.
Other A. & M. News Notes.

tSpccial to The Times Dispatch
west Raleigh, y. C.. February Sim
v!tations have been Issued by the
faculty OF the agricultural department
ara hy the AGRICULTURAL students to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

tsrsstsa IN the city's wsasars ia grsat
deal 70 levsloD civic pride and stimu.
late . gse.togeshse squirt that % last
osmsnting the oitlssns In . common
crusade COR Q ''oeeatsF Iowa Talls."
Aside from che social features Of the
evening. ssvosal aAdsessss wsrs mede
BY looai and out-o&.town gentlemen On
subjects now uppsrmost IN the minds
Of Iowa Fails citissns. Chairman J. l.
Earrington. Of the bridge committee.
gave . report Of the proposition - OUT
lined By the committee. and O. G. COBB.
on bshaN Of the board Of sdscation.
gave the boards Views OF the new high
school building auesttoa. An interests
ting address on paving and the manner
OF handling the matter In the smaller
cities was given by Attorney Mallory.
OF Hampton. F. n. Bickel OF the
Bickel Engineering Company. of Cedar
Rapids. addressed the gathering on the
subject Of hydro electrics. az did MT
Latimer. Of Eldora. The latter gentle-
man Is interested In and superintend-
ing the construction Of the new park
dam proposition at Eldora. Both gen.
tlenlen have had considerable expert
encs In hydro-electrics In Iowa and
gave interesting talks on the develop
ment made by number OF cities and
towns located on the smaller Iowa
streams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
THIRTY YEARS FOR ROSE.

kseI<uk Negro. WIS, Killed Charles
Outright, Receives Sentence.
Keokuk. March 1S.-Henry Rose, the
negro who murdered Charles Outright
in cold blood on the streets OF keokuk
In September Of 1910. had his punish
mont msted out 20 him in the district
court Friday morning. Judge Withrow
sentenced Rose TO a term OF thirty
years at hard labor In the prison at
Fort Madison. II continuous good time
Is allowed he vii! have seventeen years
to serve. Al the doomed man Is now
-. he will have attained the age Of IS
years when released from the peni-
Tertiary. unless parolsd some time dur
Ing the long. passing years.
Rose seemed calm and self possessed
when brought into the court room by
Sheriff Crimmins.g He exhibited no
nervousness during the brief period re-
Quired to pronounce sentence until the
number Of years OF imprisonment Is
sued from the mouth Of the court and
the prisoner arose to follow the sheriff,
to the gloomy jail in the basement.
Rose hesitated, faltered and seemed
weak. He seemed to appreciate the Sc
verify and duration Of the punishment
that was to be his.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
. Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
\ H61levso Urinary end Kidney TROUBLED,
Oaelsaehs, otraiuine, Swelling, Ete.
oesps pain In ths Dladdsr, kidneys and
Beck.

Wouldn.t Il b. nice within week or
O., % begin to, say goodbye forever to
the scalding, dribbling. straining. or too
frequent passage Of urine: the FORE
head ana the back-o -the-head aches:
the stitches and pains in the back: the
growing muscle weakness; spots be-
fore the eyes: yellow skin: sluggish
bowels; swollen eyelids or ankles: leg
cramps; unnatural short breath: sleep
lessness ana the dependency?
I have recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on, and IL you
want TO make quick recovery, you
ought 20 write and get q copy Of It.
Many doctor would charge you $3.50
Just for writing this prescription, but
/ have L ana will be glad to send It to
you entirely free. Just drop mo . line
me this: DR.. A. e. Robinson. KSo1
Luck Building. Detroit, Mich. and
win send It by return mail In . plain
envelope. A. you will see when you
get T. this recipe contains only pure.
harmless remedies. but Il has great
healing and pain-conquering power.
It will quickly show it, power once
sou use It. 30 think you had better
sae what Il II without delay. Will
send sou Q copy free-you can use 1t
and cure yourself at homo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
HAS TWO HUSBANDS.

Salvation Army Lass Fiiss Unusual
Plea In Court.
Des Moines, March 1S.-Sarah Jane
Price, Salvation Army lassie. has two
legal husbands. one Of whom she Is
making strenuous endeavor to b.
como separated from, according to a
petition for divorce fled in tho Polk
county district court
The petition, which was filed by AM
brose p Mcouirfs. OF Davenport. solicit
tor for Mrs. Price. Is ono OF tho most
unusual on the Polk county district
court records.
According to Mrs. Price In the allega-
tons made In the petition, she was d.
vorced from David ]. Price in Polk
county on Jan. 8. 1910. later married H
A, wenige at Omaha. Mob. then re-
turned and still later was remarked ia
Price. Price II made the defendant II
the divorce action flied here.
Mrs. Price declares she Is . member
Of the salvation Army and believes in
the marriage vows.
Following her divorce from Price In
Des Aoines last summer. Mrs. Price
went TO Omaha, where sho was united
In marriage to wenis on FSb. 90. 1910
Mrs. Price now sets up that she wa
induced to believe. she being In II
health and very nervous. that from
religious point OF view, her marriage n
Omaha was immoral and illegal. and
that she ought not to live with n A
wenige, to whom she was legally mar
r1sd q. Omaha.
Mrs. Price ayers the marriage has mo-
boon legally annulled, but nothwlth'
standing this fact came hack and con.
su1nenated the marriage with Price IL
Polk county on Oct rs. 1910.
According 20 Mrs. Price ever since
she was married to Price he has treated
her extremely cruel and cruelty Is the
grounds set up In the new position 70,
divorce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
MANUFACTURES IN IOWA CITY.
The Census eureau's Tentative Sum
mary For 1909.

washington, Marcl, ls.-A pre!in-
mary statement OF the general results
OF the census of manufactures for the
city Of Iowa City, was issued today by
Census Director Durand. 1t consists OF
a summary comprising the flgures for
1909 by city totals, prepared under tho
direction Of Mr.. William NJ. Steuart.
chief statistician for manufactures.
bureau Of the census.
Steam lnundries are given separate
presentation because the Thirteenth
census was the hrst in which they
were canvassed. and. therefore. there
are no statistics for prior ceususes with
which these totals can be compared.
The figures are preliminary and sub
feet to such change and correction 81
may be found necessary from a further
examination Of the original reports.
The statement shows that the num-
Der Of establishments was A: capital
invested, a74s,0oo; cost OF materials
used. $4,000: salaries and wages.
32ss, 900; miscellaneous expenses. 3l16.-
600; value OF products. ss05.oo0: value
added by manufacture. that Is. products
less coyt Of materials. 3465,o0o: number
OF salaried officials and clerks. 1913 !;
ana average number Of wase-earners
employed during the year. 2S2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
WILLIAM BURNS, or IOWA FALLS,
THINKS MRS. BuRNs Has
ELoPEp.
soARpER AND ESQ IN CASH
pIsAPPEAR At SAME TIME
Burns Finds Woman, seardsr and
Money Gone When He Returns From
Visit 20 erothsr-rslIs His Story to
Officers and Complaint May Be
Filed.
Special to Times : Republican.

Special to TtmeS. Republican.
Eldora, March lS.-William Burns Of
Iowa Falls. spent yesterday here in
consultation with the sheriHs officers
regarding the disappearance Of his wife,
who has been missing since Saturday
of last week. Burns thinks there has
been an elopement and that John Long.
q boarder at the Burns home. 10 In
volved in the disappearance Of MrA.
Burns. Two hundred nifty dollars in
cash apparently went with the woman.
Burns IS . truck farmer living in
East Iowa Falls. John Long was .
boarder. Last week Burns won't to
Sheffield to assist q brother in NOV
ing. On Saturday Mrs. Burns In
formed her children. a boy and girl
aged 10 and 20 years, that she was
going to Sheffield to Join her husband.
Apparently she did not do So as when
Burns returned to his home he was
surprised to find that his wife was not
there. Long also was missing. and
Burns claims that he traced the couple
to Waterloo. There further trace was
lost.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Farmer Attempts Suicide.

Sidney. March 17.-E. II. Dills. a
farmer living north OF Riverton, was
taken to st. BernArd's hospital in Coun-
ell Bluffs. 1t is thought that he at
tempted to commit suicide. altho the
affair seems envcloped In mystery. II
was discovered that he had been shot
In the abdomen and he ctamied that the
shooting was done by a tramp; bu:
as there were no bullet holes In his
clothing the supposition Is that he had
partially removed his clothing and shot
himself and then dressed again. Mr..
Dills has been somewhat unbalanced
mentally for q var or more, q condi-
ton Of mind brought about, It Is said.
by q practical joker who posted q
warning TO him to beware Of q certain
man who lived In his reighbortood.