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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10

wanted to know if Captain Mccarthy
ever did anything for tho city without
being paid for IL. and the captain
gracefully acknowledged that he had
always received a salary for city work.
We'll, l have done a great many
things for the city without pay" re-
tortcd Mr.. Mann. amid laughter and
applause.
IfOBSON INTERRUPTED
ON EVERY SIDF.
Mr. Iiobson. the next speaker. was
lust beginning his speech. with II had
hoped to see this campaign go through
without any mudalinging, and'--whcn
Captain Mccarthy who was retiring to
his seat, turned upon the new speak
er and demanded:
DO you mean to say that ] slung
any,
Mr.. Hobson stared at him In sur
prise. The crowd in the grand stand
grow noisy There were shouts of "Sit
down. Sit down." boots and some
Misses IL made no reference to you
whatever." Mr.. IIobson replied to Cap
tain Mccarthy, who was obviously Of
Tended, but retired to his seat whci,
I've observed the mischicvous temper
of the crowd.
What ] want to call your attention
to-" pursued Mr.. Hobson." Is the false
reports and rumors that have been
spread about me In this section of the
city. Mr. Dickerson we'll knows
Up rose James Il. Dickcrson. chief
clerk in the Water Department. from
his scat in the grand stand. do you
mean TO say | spread any false re-
ports?' lie asked Again confusion.
u said nothing OF the sort said
Mr.. Tiobson. but the rumors have
been circulated industriously. just the
same. want to say that was not
brought Into the race by Morgan
Mills OF any one else. The object OF
TINT sla ndcr was TO tnjure me in tho
campaign can't understand such
tnctics. When ! have anything To say
about man, | say II to his face. Ora
ham liohson is not clrculdtor OF
false rumors." lie discussed briefly
his own business qualifications. saying
he WAS confident that he could give
the people OF Richmond good service
II elected TO the board. REWRITING to
the preceding controversy over what
Henry cohn had said. Mr.. IIobson cx-
planned that he had heard Mr.. Cohp
admit having remarked that his bread
and meat depended upon the election
of the two incumbents who are run
ming for the board.
The last speaker. Commissioner
John Hirschberr. spoke briefly aud TO
the point Il think you arc going TO
be fooled in what l have to say" ho
began. Il am not going TO pay tho
slightest attention to what has been
said by any of the preceding speakers.
I am going 10 tell you what tho Nd :
ministrative Board has done in the
last eighteen months. And am stand :
ing on my record I am not ashamed
Of anything have done since YOU
elected me TO office. don't have 10
he. lie reviewed briefly the improve
ments made IN the Falrmount and
northeast sections since the board
has been In office. He men
tioned grading, crawling. and
other improvements upon which
the board has expended 100000 we
have no control OF tho purse OF Rich
mond. he said. The Finance Commit
tee exercises that We can only take
what they give us and use IL TO the
best advantage. No mnn is infalliblc
SHOW me the man who has never made
n mistake and viii show YOU the
Fellow who has never done anything
for his community"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
VENTURES TOO FAR FROM
SHORE AND is DROWNED
SUFFOLK DOy. Member OF SUNDAY SrhooI
'icnic Party. Loses Life In Water
at NirSinin Bench

i''p'N'ti W nc ines DtSpa
Hortoih. Va. July o.-Rclcascd from
nc grasp OF his companion. Sidney l..
MaNcy. who had made valiant efforts
10 save him. but WAS forced to let 20
ms hoid to prevent himself being err
,r ,' under by the drowning hoy, vii
ram = Icbo. .lr. sixteen years Old
nrowned Mt J o'clock this afternoon In
me Atlantic Ocean about one block
horth OF the Casino at Virginia Reach
sseyenty-nvc yards on shore y annu.
ncbo, MaNcy. Ryiand Luke and r. Il
nnmlt, gu companions, came down to-
NlrEinia Beach this morning on ,hc
excursion of Sunday schools or thc
Melhodlst, Baptist and prcsbvicri:,n
,hufcnes OF Suffolk. All four went
out about sercnty-fve wards from
shore. when Il life guard called ,hcn,
back. Luke and Butt returned to-
shore. but Tcbo and Nancy started 70
SS ,o up The coast towards Cape
Attcr swimming about a block Tebo's
Strength began To give out and no
Saiicd out to MaNcy TO assist him
MaNcN TOOK hold of the struggling hoy
and started shorcward Nancy vas
dragged under. then released Tcho ann
swan ashore TO give the alarm. Tebo. :
body has not been recovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
VOLCANOES IN ACTION
Captnin at Steamship Dirigo Tells OF
Condition Along Alaska Pcntnsuln.

Seward. Alaska, July All the vol
canoes along the Alaska Peninsula
west of Seward 10 the Aieutian Islands
are IN action, according to a report
by Captain McMullcn. OF the steamship
Dutch Itarbor.
Captain McMullen said Mount Kat
mai. the great volcano on the main
land across Shclikof Strait from ko-
diak Island. is throwing out great
volumes OF sulphur-ladcn smoke. The
sea, he sad. was discolorcd by sulphur
dust and pumicc for 100 miles
Mount Shishaldin and Mount pavlof
the most active volcanoes in tho Aleu-
nan Islands, were smoking when the
Dirigo passed them.
Captain McMullcn reported that ma :
tircs along the Alaska Peninsula said
last mouth was caused Ivy cruptions.
and not by old depos Is Of ash stirred
up by windstorm. previously re-
ported by passing ships
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
Do YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE?

When your kidneys are weak and
torpid. they do not properly perform
their functions; your back aches
and you do not feel like doing much
of anything. You are likely to be
Respondent and to borrow trouble,
just as If you hadn't enough already.
Don't DO victim any Longer.
The old reliable medicine. Hoods
Sarsaparilla, gives strength and
tone to the kidneys and builds up the
whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
combination of roots. barks, and
herbs. No other medicine acts like
1t. because no other medicine has the
same formula or ingredients. Ac-
cept no substitute, but insist on hav-
ing Hoods. and get 1t to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
Snmuc, .Joscpb Son,

Especial 10 TIC Timcs- DIspatch.
Columbia Va, July ?.-Samucl Io-
aeph Seay. eighty seven years old died
after short illness AZ his home.
SANDY llill,' in FluNanna County, near
Stehrnes. Va. on Wednesday, riirht
lie was for many years an elder IN
The Presbyterian Church at lork
Union. Va.
lie is survived by his wife and three
childrcn-Miss Emma Scay and Gordon
ana Claud: Seay-and 10y the following
samuel. Philip ana Iierndon scny. lis lis
on Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
OBITUARY :.

special TO The Times spatcli
Norfolk. Va, Juiy a.-Scvcrn Eyre
the wealthicsi man in Northampton
COUNTY, died suddenly this afternoon
st his home. Eyre Hall. on Chcrrystonc
creek, aged ciehty-two years MIR
Eyre was native Of Northampton For
me past twenty Years he had made his
home III Baltimore the greater mart az
inc tline. Ito was spending the sum-
1ncr al his Eastern shore home. and had
bceen apparently in good health. His
wife died about five years AGO. He is
survived by one daughter and several
grandchildren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
Suit Instituted

suit for $3.50 was filed in tho Inv and
EQUITY Court yesterday by the Eastern
Motor sales Corporation against the
There was no declaration. -
Ihc Eastern Motor Sales Corporation
secured Judgment for 1870 against
was entered in favor Of John Carter
against w. T. Lindsey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
under oath.
wni Erect rwo-story pwc,,iur

building Inspector Butler issued a
Permit Yesterday 10 the Atlantic Con
structlon Company to build u two
story brick tenement, two dwellings,. ON
the east Side of Harrison street, be-
tween Williams and Moore Streets. ut a
cost Of IS 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
SKIN GRATING SAVES LIFE
Fire Victim Receives Eighty Saunrs
Inches of New CuticIc.

Pittsburgh, July . Seventeen
months from the time he was admitted
TO hospital here. EVERY Jacobs. OF
charleroi. Pa. was to-day discharged
with eighty square inches of new skin
Jacobs, while employed In mill. WAS
friShtfully burned, and his father and
nine young friends gave the cuticle
which saved his life. Surgeons regard
the case as one OF tho most remark
n bic in skin grating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
Sncedrr Irinrn SIN

j. l.. PITTS. fined 500 in tho Police
Coutr Tor driving an automobile at a
speed higher than is permitted by or
.iinancc was tried on appeal Yesterday
by the liustinSs Court jury and fined
$40 and costs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
HEATED WORDS PASS
BETWEEN CANDIDATES
Open-iir Political Meeting In Fair.
mount Proves Lively
Occasion.
COIN CHARGES
RESENT
Speakers Deny That Street Cleaning
Superintendent Used Official Posi-
ton to Coerce Men to Vote for
Administrative Board lncumbents.

IL was serene. harmonious session.
like the traditional Donnyhrook Fair
clearing the shillalahs). that the
Northeast Citizens Association. also
known rs the Eairmuurt Citizens As
sociation. found itself suonso,in,s In
the ball park Of the Church Civic Asso-
citation last night before the first
speaker of the r"cniry. John -. Blair.
had progressed i've minutes with Ills
address to the. big crowd.
That is to say. ;tll would have bean
serene and harmonious had not some
unexpected aud not altogether agree
able Interruptions broken upon tie
harmony and serenity OF the meeting
(Which. be II understood, WAS held
IN The interest of no individual cantli :
date nor set of candidatcsp. to-wit:
WARM ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN
FRIENDS AND CANDIDATES.
Turbulent spirits in the grand stand
where 40 people were seated, chal-
icnS.d statements made bv Mr. Blair.
who was alternately clt.crcd AMI hoot
cd during the ensuing tcmpcstuous
collCquy.
Carlton Mccarthy. misconstruimr an
allusion made by Graham H. Ilohson,
demanded to know whether MIR. Hob
son meant To accuse him of mud-sling-
ing. and the crowd. losing ,.aticucc
hootcd, Missed, and called 10 Captain
Mccarthy. "Sit down Sit down Let's
hear IIobson"
Foreman Wood. of the street clean
ing Department. who has bccn in iii
rcction of the city carts and hands
force for thirty-tive years, lcaped from
mis- seat when Mr.. Blair began 10
criticize superintendent Henry J.
Conn. and with many gesticulations
AMI declarations of protest. undertook,
| 20 defend Mr.. Cohn. prccipitatinS a
distinct demonstration which indi-
Gated the popularity of the Street
Cleaning Superintendent with the big
| audience. Captain Mccarthy. in the
audience. and former Alderman John
| Mann. Oh the platform. engaged in !,
| Spirited verbal setto.
Chief Clerk JAMES L.. Dickcrson. OF
| the City Water Department. rose
| hcatcdly from his seat on the from,
row OF the grand stand. demanding OF
Mr.. iiobson. who was speaking. If the
| sneaker meant to imply something
| which the speakers words did not
5, imply. namely, that AIR Dickcrson had
been active in circulating the false
! ru-n"r that Morgan r. Mills had
\ brought MIR. lIohson into the Admin
I 'stratirc Board race for the sole pur.
pose If wreakiuS vengeance upon
1 commissioner John IIirschbcrg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10

But il you believe in be-
ing anybody, have indiyid-
uality even in dress.
Some odd effects in suits
that are out Of the COM
mon rut:
Long Beach Suits.
Mohairs. i'm attractive
mixtures.
White Flannel Norfolk
Coats and Trousers.
Donegal Homespuns.
Golf Suits, with long
Trouse rs or Knicker-
bockers.
Wool Crash.
Outing Trousers.
Black SILK Office or
Porch Goats.
We are better provided
than ever TO supply your
summer dress require
mentS.
Trunks at $3.50 that are
wonders.
Others at So, on up to
the splendid Mendcl Ward
robe Trunks. at $50 to $75.
If you are going travel
ing, be sure to start here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
. 7-'11---7i71 -
IN ME MORIAM

ia WkS.-In ssd but loving roncm-
hrancc or ny dear mother. ADEIIA
y. IA Wa -, d'"d July 10, 1910.
ny her son, JACK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
Every Sunday Excursions
VIA
NAV
The No-ChanEc-of-Cars Route.
ST. so RGJn
NORFOLK
AND
OCEAN VIEW
s1.a5 ROUND TRIP TO
VIRGINIA BEACH CAPE HENRY

CHOICE OF TWO FAST TRAINS.
The Special leaves Richmond sIs
A. RI; leaves Norfolk 7:40 p. NJ. Carrie.
Through coach without change he.
tween Richmond and Virginia Reach.
Fast Electric Cars Give Quick and
Frequent Service Between Nor
folk and Ocean View.
Tickets also good tfrom and to Rich.
mond only on the Cannon Ball. leav.
Ing Richmond A. NJ. and leaUnr
Norfolk 4:15 p. NJ
WEEKEND RATES. Norfolk. n na.
Virginia Beach. 1925. On sale FrIdav.
and Saturdays. Limit Monday Isllowinr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
ri;ttEttI. HiIIN. SAVE
L'ON ENIlNENINCs INCIDENTS

Ntstrt from these cnlvcninr and
somewhat spectacular incidents the
meeting was u quiet and peaceful rally
OF The Northeast Citizens Association,
Just as the association intended IL
should Ia.
At the request Of the president OF
the association. W. Il. Akcrs. Rev
Abhie NJ Fox, pastor Of Fairinount
Avenue Christian Church, presided
II was in some respects ono of the
most remarkable political gatherings
the are lights OF Richmond have eyer
shonc upon. While the speakers argued
and vociferated to the audience or
wranglcd with individuals I'm the
crowd, who resented real or macin-
AIRY reflections made ny candidates on
IN" platform, tiny bits OF humanity
toddlcd. Growing Slecfully in front OF
the speakers stand and Il huge ST.
Bernard doS Gambolcd with the chill
drcn.
When Captain Mccarthy challenged
Candidate John Mann IL declare his
purpose TO accept only half the salary
to which Il member Of the Administered
tive Board Is entitled. in the event OF
MS ,Mann's) election. rud Mr. Mann
rotortcd by asking Captain Mccarthy
II At amy time in his life he had ever
done anything for the city of Rich
mond without receiving a salary for IL.
The 81. Bernard lay down in front OF
the disputants and Went 10 sleep.
iIiRSCHBf:ItG EVIDENTLY
IN MIDST or FRIENDS
hui the audicnce-that ovcrwhcltu-
ing majority which did not partici-
pate in amy Of the countless contro-
'ersies-en enjoyed IL all immensely. 1t
was apparent from the opening Of the
meeting that the audience Mas play-
Ing faNoritc, and that favoritc was
John tiirschbcrG. Mr.. llirschberg was
plainly IN the midst of his friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
The Weather
Forecast; Virginia and North Caro-
linn-f'urtly cloudy; probably local
showers in interior Friday. Saturday
prObnbly tnir.


IL noon temperatures 50
; u. NJ. temperature. ..... ST
MaAihtiiin temperature up to
-. M..... ................. sc
, Mlminum temperature up to
Mean temperature. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Normal temperature. ...... -
deficiency in temperature .....
Deficiency in temperature since
March l....... Observation-Disclosures. I6c
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
tnrc since January i,....: 49,. 1SS
Deficiency in rainfall since March
....;.:.,..,.a .;....... ............ SO!
Accumulated deficiency In rainfall
since January l.............. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
Local Observation : p. ". yc,,c

Tcmpcra ture .. SO
Humidity IS
Wiud--NclocitN Observation-Disclosures.
Weather ............ clear
Rainfall last twcnty-foui hours Trace
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NOTICE Ips EysLlcArsos.

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
ADJ CLUB DANCE
JOYOUS AFFAIR.
FOR TONIGHT

Famed now for their piratieal coups
and adventures over the islands and
beyond them. and know in the com.
mercial world as dynamic boosters,
the Ad Club viii enter. on a new filed
Of conquest this evening. where mu-
sic and dancing supplants piratical
exploits and commercial ventures.
Mirabile Yisui
Somewhere in the back of the die
tionary, where foreign and reconcile
phrases staFtle, the eye, one OF the
members or the AID Club. puzzIing for
pyrotechnical adiectiyes to- describe
properly the brilliance and gaiety
which will distinguish the affair to
night, came upon the words;. MirabiIe
yisu. Wonderful to see! nix. n
This member of the Ad Club, happy
with his find, seized upon the phrase,
and now uses IL to summarize the
gala dance which viii be given at
the Armory this evening commencing
at 3 O'clock, and lasting uHtil--Welt
let Us say midnight. 80. 80. =
Mirabile visu! u, - a.s~,-.. H.
The AID Club does not propose to
let q little thing like street cars be-
ing the dance to an early close. IL
the cars do not run until after 10
O'Clock, motor buses will be provided,
going from the Afmory about the city
in every direction, taking all the
guests home A large number of tic
kets have been disposed of. It is an
nounced that those who wish to at
tend the dance and have not secured
tickets may obtain them at the en-.
trance Of the Armory.
Coming to the dance, you will be-
hold the Ad Club members in their
white suits with the, yellow sashes.
Evening dress is not exactly in Or
der; leastwise President w. r. Far.
rfngton intimates strongly that the
club prefers the less formal dress,
and asks its members to wear the
white suits without the sashes. 49,,
lndulging In a repetition, this is, the
first affair Of 1.-The, kind OF Ad Club
has given. 1t has given many enter
talnments OF varying classes, ranging
from an exhibition of mock piracy to
delightful dinners, and in every case
these entertainments. have been char.
acterized by. unique and surprising
features, s j 10 -. -.
1t Is reasonable : to believe that
dance this evening viii not be an ex.
ception, that it will have a punch to
tiff you pardon a slang hut ex-
pFessiye phrase. Numerous members
OF the organization are working hard
today preparing for the affair, and
about their work there is the air of
mystery, Just as IL they were concoct.
ing somes pleasant surprise. H., .>..
The patronesses are: -..
Mrs. w. r. Harrington. j.: F. Child;
Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs. . Thomas
Sharp. Mrs. Charles Frazier, Mrs.
Edward Dekuna, Mrs.;eS s.. Paxson,
Mrs James A. Wilder and Mrs. j. M.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
NJ. 5. KIM IS
SENTENCED TO
YEAR IN JAIL

e.. NJ. S: Kim, who for some years has
figured in the courts under q variety
of charges. was sentenced to spend
one year at the city and county prison
following his conviction at district.
court upon a charge Of efnbezziepIept
kim, as on several former pcea-
sions, conducted his own case before
District Magistrate Monsarrat The
prosecution alleged that Kim appear
ed before Spanish woman named
Palaya and In demanding payment Of
800 promised to efefct the release Of
her husband, then incarcerated at the.
prison, on a $1,000 bond. IN
vestigation made by Captain Of De-
teetiyes McDuffie indicated that
about $40 had been paid by the woman
to. Kim, a receipt for such an amount
being introduced as evidence.
The woman testified that her hus-
band secured his freedom for IS hours
when! the natlre of his bondsmen
were made known and he was again.
surrendered to the custody Of the.
sheriff.
Kim made strong fight for his lib
erty. The testimony introduced the
names of number of prominent peo-
pie into the case. The matter has.
encountered the police court calendar
for the past three weeks Six charges
of. gross cheat also brought against
kim will be heard On June 26.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
SURE RIDERS IN
I'LL
BRONZE PLANNED
FOR King STREET
CONTINUED from page one,


will be used in decorating the Hawaii
building at the San Francisco. exposi.
tion. Following. this authorization.
Chairman Wood preached the matter
of having a Ike model cast in bronze
and placed at the head of Kalakaua
avenue stating at the time that he
believed the funds could be raised
through public subscription. The mat.
ter was discussed but briefly, but
seemed to meet with the favor of the
entire commission 49,
The clay model which Mr.. osborne
Is to make for the commission will be
so distinctly Hawaiian. and so beauti.
full that, upon the completion of the
work, ] am going to. display it in the
rooms of the Promotion Committee, -
said Mr.. Wood this morning. when
the public has had q chance tn look
IL over, and il such proposition Is
favored, ! am going to launch a pro
jet. to have the model cast in bronze
and placed at the head of Kalakaua
avenue. as permanent decoration.
"A cast In bronze would cost $1,000,
but / believe the people Of Honolulu
win be willing to provide the neces-
sary funds. The business houses
could be asked to give as well rs in.
Ediyiduals;. the school children. IL, they
favored the. plan, could be. asked to
contribute, and in~this way do not
believe, any trouble would be expert.
enced in securing the money:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

To make its initial appearance at
the port, the American Hawaiian
freighter Georgian lis due at Honolulu
from Sound ports about jane is, ae.
cording 10 advices received by G.. p,
Morse, general freight agent The
Georgian sailed from New York with
much cargo for the west coast of the
United States and the Hawaiian is.
lands The vessel is now on the
Sound taking on additional supplies.
The Georgian will load sugar at IL.
land ports for the Atlantic seaboard.