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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispa tch,

llc3 Hull street.
ing OF the appointment OF T. L.. Allen re-
eGfhtiy of Amelia county as assistant deputy
city treasurer to succeed n s Loving who
resigned last week in order 10 tni5c ihn
position as credit man and assistant man
agcr OF Badwin's tiry woods .,nro ~, Ii,,,I
Street. va iiui'
Mr. Loving's resignation is 10 take effect
Oh on, feproarE To- but Il is expected that it
TO assume his new duties abou, first OF the
month. For the last few days Mr. Allen
nus mas been IN the office receiving instruction
from MI Loving in the work that he is
undertake. -
Must Pay AT City Hall.
with the date for the payment OF WAGON
and dog taxes So, for Wednesday i, seems
us u the protest raised by the merchants
OF South Richmond against having 10 90 n
the city Hall 10 settle these Bills vii III no
without effect. II was rumorcd around the
Southside Yesterday that City Auditor War
Bronaugh 70 receive payment ana issue per
mi, ire from !, the South Richmond office,
reporter for The Times Dlspatch
MI Warren stated that he had not only
no. authorized any such action, but Insisted
$50 far as know" said Mr.. Warren Tho
wagon taxes for Washington Ward will be
collected at the city Hall Wednesday lust
as they will from Marshall Ward or any
other ward OF the city, 1t is not In my
nower TO say where the taxes Shall be paid
The Ordinance Committee alone can author
lie Assistant City Collector Bronaugh TO
collect the Washington Ward taxes on the
The Southside merchants claim that there
was an agreement in the annexation articles
stipuiatinS that wagon taxes and the like
We're to be paid at a tax Office, which was
10 be maintained by the city In Washing on
Ward. They resent this alleged nfrin cement
OF the annexation agreement and will Ii
possible. gain the necessary permit 10 have
the taxes paid to Mr.. Bronaugh without
having 10 put themselves 10 the trouble OF a
trip TO the City Hail.
TO Form Socnl Club.
About ten young men OF South Richmond
gathered last night In the room over n FUR
nIture store ut l9cS Hull Street for the pur-
pose of drawing UP the constitution of n
social club. No list has yet been given out
OF the members of the organization and the
plans are not entirely Formulated but this
room has been rented and enough members
enrolled 10 insure the payment OF the rent
1t is the idea OF the organizers that the
club Will offer young men OF the Southside a
pleasant place to gather in the evenings in
stead OF standing on the street corners It
is expected that the can be attrac-
lively fitted up and games and other amuse-
ments provided for the enjoyment Of mem
berg.
The meeting last night for the pur-
pose of arranging rules and bylaws that
shall govern the club. and TO put the or
ganization on n smooth running basis.
Pudding Mill Opens.
As sign of prosperity and Industrial aC-
tivity the pudding mill Of the Old Dominion
IRON and Nail Works, on Bell. Isle was
yesterday morning opened again after an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
WHY YOU ARE THIN;
HOW TO GET FLESHY
Gives New Method OF increasing
Weight and Rounding Out the
Form,
Prescription Accomplished Wonders.

a treatment that anyone can pre-
pare cheaply at home has been found
to increase the weight, improve the
health, round out scrawny figures, i'm
prove the bust brighten the eyes and
put new color into the cheeks and
lips Of anyone who is too thin and
bloOdless 1t puts flesh on those who
disease or natural tendency, on thOse
who by heavy eating and diet have in
vain tried 10 increase; on those who
feel well. but can't get fat; and on
those who have tried every known
method in vain. 1t is a powerful aid
to digestion, nutrition and assimila-
ton 1t assists the blood and nerves
TO distribute all over the body the
flesh elements contained in food, and
gives the thin person the same absorb
ing qualities possessed by the natural
ly fleshy.
Everybody is about the same. but
certain elements and organs of blood
and nerves are deficient, and until this
is corrected, thin people will stay thin.
The nutrition stays In the body after
separation By the digestive functions
when this valuable treatment of blend
ed medicines is used. Practically no
one can remain thin who uses 1t, for
it supplies the long felt need.
Mix IN a half pint bottle. three ounces
OF essence of pepsin, and three ounces
of syrup of rhubarb. Then add one
ounce compound essence cardiol. Shake
and let stand two hours Then add
one ounce of tincture cadomene com
pound (not cardamom) Shake we'll
and take a teaspoonful before and after
meals. Drink plenty of water between
meals and when retiring. Weigh be-
fore beginning.
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News Of South Richmond

| idieness covering period Of several months
RMS means empoyemtn for about 200 mon.
and consequent better times for many of
he Southsidc residents.
Compromise Verdict.
! ny compromise between tho opposing
court. Fart :. was yesterday instructed 10
prinS in verdict OF $3.50 damages in the
Vrs;n oi VALE Moseby eolored. against the
INJURIES received while crossing the tracks
OF me company at tho corner of seventh
SUIT was Instituted several months ago
by Minnie HUI and Matte Moseby for dam
ages amounting to $500 each from iVirginio
Railway and Power Company. The NH On -. :.
was tried at the November torn and the
nlaintin vas awarded n verdict of $500. This
eoniPaiion case or Matte Moscby never
came to trial. IA. =
To Issue Liquor Licenses.
Many OF the saloon licenses of South
Richmond. which have run out are duo IA
ne renewed about now by Judge Wells, OF the
liustlnss Court, Part . TWENTY-FIVE licenses
are granted in this ward, and il is probable
that last years holders will all he success.
iui IN having their permits renewed by u
/ nirc at this time and the other hair six
months later. ',''I.. -
| The next jury case to be called Is Josonh
Cppicman vs.. IIoddock- Green Shoe Com
| pany. which is scheduled TO be heard on
! February p Following that will be heard
tie evidence IN the Islander suit of Profit vs.
oPpiemah Tor damages amounting to So 600
49, Locked ,EaiIer In Cell.
me county Officers of Chesterfield are on
tue trail OF the negro prisoner, Ernest Kear-
ncy. VINO escaped from the, county jail SUN
DAY morning. Constable Watts. of the Oak
GroYe District, yesterday traced the negro
almost to the limits OF South Richmond.
He was seen to pass Drewry's Bluff Sunday
night. headed In the direction of the citv
me South Richmond police force has been
notified and is guarding the various an
frances TO the city in the hopes of apprc-
bending Kearney.
kearney who has only thirty days left of
a six months sentence to serve had gain
cd the privileges of ''trus,y' OH account
Of his good behavior during the five months
he has been lodged In jail. AS TALLER cob
bill went TO the end of the jal corridor
sunday morning to hand the inmates their
morning meal Kearncy slipped out behind
him and turned the latch on tho outside
When Cogbill missed Kearney and started
In search OF him he was surprised to ind
that he could not get out OF the corridor
kearney meanwhile had sauntered calmly
out of the prison and down the highway II
was some time before Coghill could attrac ct
tho attention of his assistant who was I'm
the jail Office. and when the imprisoned
good miles between himself ana pursuit
The alarm was instantly given and the
county slcuths put on the trail
Police Court Cnses. t
Raymond and Hermann Roach we're round :
cd up by Officers Moore and Tinsicy Sun
day on the charge of gambling and APP
Dcnred yesterday morning in the Police
Court. Fart .. They were fined So and costs
each by Justice Maurice. The officers OBJ
tanned Information on Sunday that the
Roach house was the scene OF n friendly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
"Am Ship Subsidy n Grnft."

Washington. January 30.--John w
Dodsworth, editor OF the New York
journal Of Commerce.; Charles a. Co
nant, of New York, formerly CORE
spondcnt Of that publication. and T. c.
Donald of Chicago. commissioner OF
the Central Passenger Association,
were witnesses before the House com
charges to-day. and the committee ad-
journed >untu February 6.
Mr.. Dodsworth said he regarded all
ship subsidy as graft, but conceded
that there We're men honestly support
ing that cause. He agreed SUD
stantially with his brother, x. w
Dodsworth, business manager of the
journal OF Commerce, as to the vari
Gus attempts to buy the influence OF
that paper. but did not recall two oi
them, the $4,000 proposition ana Inc
DE Lcsseps money proposition Tor in
iiuence when the French Panama Canal
Company was trying to foist It's prop
crty on the United states government.
Attorney Worthington, tor the NIcr-
chant Marine League, announced that
the league had a right 10 believe the
to discredit the ship subsidy agitation
advocates.
Mr.. Dodsworth said the cneck for a
blank sum oIlered to his father thirty
years ago was offered personally by
an agent of John Roach. the ship
builder. AS to the 100000 offer for
an article favoring ship subsidy, the
witness said that his brother apparent
ly tried TO lead his caller on and trap
him, but That he, the witness, was not
present at the interview. and only
learned Of it later. he believed that
he would have booted" the caller.
Referring to matter forwarded to
the paper by Cephas a. Conant, OF
New York, to set out the Spanish gov
ernments position just prior to the
Spanish y, ar. Mr.. Dodsworth said that
so far as he knew, there was no money
proposition made to the paper and that
the idea Of accepting money would
have been unthinkable to his father.
Mir. Conant testified that he had not
communicated any money offer to the
paper In favor OF the Spanish or to
influence the editorial policy IN any
improper way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

game. and when they made their raid they
caught the brothers with the goods"
Chicken Newly, colored, charged with
assanting Denny Hope. was dismissed after
payment Of the costs
q George l.; shancr was fined $3.50 and costs
for bcinE drunk the street. ri
G. G. Hardy was stung for a like amount
on tho same charge i',f-
Conflicts Still Free.
AS yet the chase of the r,na way roar
convicts. William Thomas and Charles VII
son. has resulted in nothing The BURY
stolen hs the fleeing negroes was BROUGHT
where It had been abandoned BY the ne grons
,wenty.two miles out on the TGoodsbrldre
~ s9a d. ms WIS the last in formation reeeiv
the pair. but the chase Ia being pressed 10
me me county authorities and the camp guards
WIT me none nf eventual capture. rs l45
Gets Visit from Burglars
te....he nome OF W, y. Peasants. $500 Stock on
morning and the lower door rnnsacketi - An
entrance was effected through n dining room
window aud that room cleaned of every
The members of Mr. Plea sants's household
were awakened by the clatter of falling
v"stigation was begun they frightened the
thieves away \ glimpse OF two men was
caught through the omen window as they.
! fled with their booty but no pursuit. was at
tempted. MI, :, Nc
The matter was Immediately laid before
the citys Jurisdiction ard the county an-
thorities were notified. Officer watts was
first found. but he reported the matter be-
Nnhd his jurisdiction. and the case was fin
ally given into the proper hands. No ono
has got been arrested In the case
Personal and General. tti4
Several South Richmond merchants Will
attend the annual banquet OF the Retail
Merchants. Association to be given at the
Jefferson Hotel tonight.
- The funeral OF Earl NJ. Potter who died
Thursday night In the Memorial Hospital.
was held Yesterday afternoon 1t o'clock
from the Branch BantfSt Church
Ruby Louise daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Jones, Of e5li Decatur street. died
at o'clock SUNDAY morning. The funeral
was conducted yesterday afternoon at
o'clock by the Rev. J. c. Miles The inter-
ment was in Maury Cemetery.
Mrs. ". p. Taylor, OF Crewe, Va Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Paul Tunstail OF,
1922 cambridge Street As
Minnie Ice Vernier. daughter of w. p.
Nernier Of 1mt Hull Street. is improving.
Mrs J. T.. Martin, of us East Tenth Street,
is improving from an attack OF pneumonia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
HOUSE PASSES
BILL CREATING
TARIFF BOARD
Continued From First Page.)

President. II the evening papers are
to be believed. he Is going to cali an
extra session unless he gets his reci-
procity scheme through this Congress.
He has adopted one more Democratic
principle, Give him time enough and
he will adopt them ALL While. he Is
urging q reciprocity treaty with Can
ada. and i am heartily in favor OF that.
wish he would extend lis operations
so as to take in our sister republics
on the south, every one Of them in the
Western Hemisphere"
Democratic Protest.
Representative Fitzgerald, Of New
York, was first to voice Democratic on
position to the bill.
There Isl he said, "a So called tariff
board to-day existing In express vfo-
lation Of law.
II have q great deal Of confidence in
Presidents of the United States, bur
where one Of them has gone so far out
Of his way as to put the most prepos-
ferrous construction upon the language
Of the Payne-Aldrich tariff act to JUS
tify his appointment Of a board in vio-
lation OF law, T am not willing either
to permit him to create tariff board
or ny vote. to legalize and justify his
already illegal action"
Representative I.ongworth, OF Ohio,
who introduced tho bill for a COM
mission on which the bill presented
to-day was based, led the long list Of
Speakers on tho Republican side.
Representative Harrison, in OPPOSE
lion to tia ineasnre- declared the board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Mrs. J. w. NIcPcck, Of Herbert, Sask.,
Can, is more than pleased with the re-
suits obtained from the use Of Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskcy, which has been of
great benefit to her family She says in
her letter: II have been using Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey for the past ten wears.
1t is the best health givcr ever used
am now 90 years Of age, but am looking
and feeling younger than at 40 My
| friends all say, How young YOU look!
1t has also proved just the thing for
my daughter, who lives i'll Ohio. She had
such weak nerves and heart that the
| slightest move would startlc her. Your
wonderful remedy has practically over
come this, and has done her more good
| than all other treatments
Mr.. NlcPcck writes about his remark
able experience: II am 81 years Of age,
and for number OF years haven't been
strong. have a weak heart, and for
some time was almost helpless Lately |
have been using Dufiys Pure Malt Wits
key, and it has helped me wonderfully |
sincerely recommend Duffy's Pure Malt
Whskey to every one.
The genuine is sold in SEALED BOT
TIES ONLY by all druggists, grocers
and dealers, OF direct, 81 90 a large bottle.
Look for the Old Chemist on the label
and make sure the seal over the cork is
unbrokcn Medical booklet containing
rare common sense rules for health and
testimonials, also doctors advice, sent
Tree to any one who writes.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
Rochester, NJ
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CONTRACTOR GETS
some MORE Time
But Money Due Storms & CO.
Is Temporarily Held Up
by Committee.
PROMISES TO RUSH WORK
Councilmen to Inspect New
Municipal Electric Plant
on Saturday.

Although the Council Committee on
Electricity last night granted addi-
ttoial time to Storms 81 Co, contrac-
tors for the overhead distribution sys-
tenn Of the municipal electric plant, 1t
:. tabled voucher to pay the contrac-
tor s3.7l7 on account. passing the pay
hicnt by until 1t has some evidence OF
the good faith Of the contracting trm
Consulting Engineer Tranord re-.
ported that since the last meeting OF
The committee. Storms & Co. had been
making better progress but that the
work was not yet entirely salisfac-
tory. owing to lack Of material. In
view of the circumstances. Mr.. Traf-
ford thought II undesira bic to take
further action. letter was presented
from storms & co. promising TO do all
In their power 10 hasten the contract,
ana {, letter from Roebling Il CO. to
Mr.. Trafford stated that the wire was
being manufactured. one carload hav-
ing been shipped on January -, while
otncr contractors reported that the
mast arms were being made, $50 TO be
ready for shipment on February TO-
and the balance on March /. Mr.. Dor
Lcavy called attention to the fact that
in former letters Sthorms 6; Co. had
assured the committee that the ma
tcrial had been shipped" while the
manufacturer now stated that the car
load OF wire had not left the Stops
until January ~ Action was deferred
until the next meeting OF the commit
tee.
Would Not Pny Voucher.
Mr.. Trafford presented voucher for
$3.1l7 for work done UP to the first Of
January. and on motion Of AR. Melton
1t was passed BY for the present. MIR
Davis thought the city had no right 10
hold back tho payment, but the ma
jority was OF the opinion that II 1t
came TO a court Issue between the city
and contractor. II would be better to
have the funds in the city's hands
The job was to have been completes
November z, and is still far from com
plction, comparatively little wire hav-
ing been strung, though many poles
have been set
Vouchers for s2.7oo and s2,2oo were
ordered paid 10 the Mackay Engineer
ing Company in final settlement efor
the conduit system and the Broad
Street lighting system of tho municipal
plant. an agent OF the Muckay Com
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Rochester, n. Y.

pany expressing his qualification at
the treatment he had received at the
city's hands, while Chairman Lynch
expressed the thanks Of the city FOR
the PROMPT and efficient execution OF
the contract. In striking contrast to
the treatment received from the sue
cessful bidder for tile overhead work.
The Committee on Electricity Will
meet a the ~ity Han on Saturday
afternoon at $50 and proceed in motor
cars 10 The Municipal Electric Plant
for a general inspection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

would simply involve a useless expen-
diturc OF public money
Representative Shackelford, OF Mis-
souri,. In opposition to the bill. de-
mandcd to know what the present
tariff board has done.
God knows. he cxclaimed: "the
President knows, but we don't know
Representative Clayton. Of Alabama,
declared that to vote for q tariff board
was Il Democratic confession Of incom-
potency to frame a tariff bill of its
own.
General debate continued for tvs
hours and half Representative
Campbell, Of Kansas, called out great
applause from the Democratic oppo-
nents OF the measure when he declared
that he. as n Republican protectionist.
favored the tariff board.
Are you going to vote for reel
procity?" asked Democrat.
II am not" replied Mr.. Campbell;
II am not going to divide with any ona
the best market the American farmer
has"
Representatives Brantlcy, OF Georgia
Underwood. of Alabama: Randcll, of
Texas; Pou. OF North Carolina and
Borland. of Missouri, spoke from the
Democratic side in favor OF the board.
Mr.. Brantlcy declared that accurate
information could not possibly en-
barrass the Democrats. Mr.. Under
wood said he had opposed a commits
sion reporting only to the President,
but he favored a board upon which
Congress would call Cor Information.
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ANY Not Rench vote.

Washington, January 3o.-SenatorB
consider 1t doubtful that vote on the
right of Senator Lorimer. of Illinois,
TO bald his seat in the Senate Will be
reached during the present session.
II is question as to what the re-
suit of vote at this time would be-.
4 careful canvass by Senators them
selves indicates that there are fifteen
or sixteen Senator'S VINO have not
reached decision on the law and the
facts In the case. The remaining Sena-
tors are practically evenly divided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: VirEinia--Fajr Tuesday;
warmer in north and west portions +;
Wednesday, unsettled and warmer;
SrObnbiy rain; moderate variable
,vinds.
North CnroIfnn-Fafr Tuesday; We'd
ncsday increasing clOudiness ana
warmer; moderate variable Winds.
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Notwithstanding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
TTeathsville, Va January 3O.-WiI-
liam Whaley, Of WicOmico Church, and
Miss Maggie Lamkins. OF Rehoboth
Church, were married Yesterday even
ing at the home Of the, bride After
q trip they will make their home at
SNlicomicO Churrh ft5aE} 'rt iN55if e}lI'ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

\ verdict for the plaintiff was rendered
yesterday In the DANA &c suit of E. T. Def
trick against j. p. Paschall in the IIenrico
county Circuit Court The amount involved
Is small. Judge Scott refused to grant a
new trial. si 7f e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-31

Miss Van Wort Out
Miss Rose Z. Van Wort. superintendent OF
the Memorial Hospital. who has been Ill for
about ten days able 10 resume her
duties yesterday.
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
adaY midniEht tempera-

Monday mldnlSNt teHpeTa-
8 A. NJ temperature ........ Sc
IiunlultS "a
Wind, direction .............. S. w.
Wind velocity .............. IL
Weather ...... .....,........P cloud
Rainfall ........ 20
IL noon temperature ........ 80
9 p. N. temperature ......... 60
Maximum temperature UP to
F. NJ so
Minimum temperature up to
T. N. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Mean temperature ........... SO
Normal temperature ......... 3S
Excess in temperature to-
day 10
Accum. excess In temperature
since January ........ 12s
Accum excess in rainfall
since January l ........... 81
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CONTINUED From First page)
serted. Will devolve the duty of pro-
ducing the vote to pass the bill and
rcconci!ing the warning factions In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25

round ont tho h6Naws la the mock win
Hn ana fatndatians are Iaia far the
hast aevelopmsni which Is SO greatly
.tpsirea I3pon tna bonv framework are
nlaced The muscles ia the form nf great
fnlds IN flesh attached the length of tie
heeastb6na aHsi fr0n there ths4y extend
f, i tfi,sn.sf,lat. sl,tne IA tha aHn, qhese
fara tbe seeopd laver II the foanaa-
tions 81 tAe hust ana If these muscles
ara vtell aeVelonad they slysA a ycrv de-
sifabla spnpor These deen-breath
issr avsp,fsas v,lN aAcanAn3lsA this As
Will al#u certain exercises which hring
thtm inta nlay IAe best one of theae
haee oftvn described hmf Il Is so
beneficial f0r chest development thnt {
Will state il again Aauble thv Asts
ANA bring then tOnether over the
breast bont RBlse the elbows sb that
they are in b0li8outM position n
front uf iAe chest Keep tAem firmly
m this position ana then slowly and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
Deep Breathing to
Develop the Bust
EAsrliszs Are the Best Method Both Of Increasing
Flat Chest and Decreasing Excessive Fulness
b. DR.. EDITH I. nAcnAYE

and there will De no need of artificial
aid. for i is often rot Sc much ghat
tha breasts are top small but because
the chest IS unaeyplpped hat it ap~
pears plnched, contracted an appear
anea which casts 1uNm the asplrant
fof gnad lAulkS TIE chest shoVld he
carried we'll forward II has heen de7
scfibed as II one hHa rasettc unea
thu breast bone, a rosctte which is aot
fastened and which VIII jail ofi K the
body is not maintained III JUST sueh 4
position as io niake Ii stay The Frame
work or the chest the bFeasthanss and
the ribs form The underlying foundnr
tian ~ the hnst THww Hfe9 fNrfM tAe
beny age "a the lunps This frame
work can he improved and the whole
bodily health brought 10 hlghef fie~
gree Of perfection by its expansion
This Is accomplished by deep brtath
Ing w loug irhaiatinns of pure
mir, expanding The lungs slowly. aud
then as gradually breathe the Al cut
THE exercise makes one dizzy az first
and mol more than hair do9en sufh
deep. long Dreafhs can ~ taken hat
II such exercises are persisted ia night
aud rsUrning, gradually increasing the
number Of inbalatl0ns UP 10 twenty tlye
or more, the fiat chest Will pesih 10