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AIRSHIP FLIGHTS FOR
THOUSAND DOLLAR CUP
Many Prominent American and
European Aeronauts Coming
to Participate.
DM TO WORLD'S MfNTORS
Contcot Will Take Place Over Ex?
position Grounds and Hampton
Roads on September 14, Which
Har. Been Designated As Aeroplane
Day at Tercentennial.
Airtdiip Highlit for a thousand dol?
lar cup will he (ho feature for Aero
Idaho Day at (ho Exposition, Sept!
14 at which time many promlnoiit
members Of the Aero Club of America!
und a number of well known aeronau?
tical mop 61 Europe will be the guests
of the Exposition.
The feature of the day will bo the"
competition for the Scientific Ameri?
can flying machine trophy, In which
will be entered only Hying machines
of the hcavlcr-lhan-nlr-type.
in an Interview with Israel Ludlow,
director of Aeronautics of Hie Ex?
position, the first list or tlie probable
contestants hag been secured.
.Mr. Ludlow himself is now- put line
the finishing touches on his latest
aeroplane, which will einer the con?
test. The engine for the machine has
just arrived from the builders, ami
the aeroplane will be tried out some
time during the present mouth. Mr.
Ludlow states that this machine Is 40
by 'M feet in sl/.e, ami twice as largo
as nay he lias heretofore constructed.
When ii enters the Scientific Ameri?
can contest t'apt. T. T. Lovelace will
be tin' navigator, t'he machine is on
u pontoon boat, and its designer ex?
pects to have a torpedo lAIOt to tow
H on the day of the contest.
Others expected to participate in
this contest are:
Dr. Alexander Graham Boll, the In?
ventor of the telephone on boat; Pet?
er Cooper liowill, ou boat and the
largest aeroplane ever constructed;
A. M. Herring, machine on wheels;
George Whlluhcnd, Rrldgoport,
('min., on wheels; (5. . Curds Oil
lespie, Brooklyn, on wheels; John K.
Holland, the Inventor <,f the subma?
rine boat, a flapping wing device; Al?
bert Dufotir, Milwaukee. WIs., a ma?
chine separated by shooting down a
40 foot slide.
The contest will take place over
Leo Parade grounds and the waters
of Hamilton Roads. Just off the Kx
position grounds. The rules govern?
ing the competition, which have been
published, wore formulated by the
Aero Club of America. The trophy
offered by the Scientific American Is
valued at $1.000, und it Is open to
competition by inventors the world
over;
This will be Hie Inauguration or a
series of competitions which will ill
the future lie held annually. The ma?
chine which accomplishes the requir?
ed riiitht in Hie shortest time and with
the best display or stuMllty an 1 ease
of control, shall be declared the win?
ner.
Various Candidates.
Various wi II known Third ward
im n arc mentioned as probable suc?
cessors of Alderman A. E. Buroher,
whose resignation Is now in the
bands of Alderman Davis. Among
those mentioned are Messrs. 1). R.
McNeil. R. J. Charles, N. R. Reynold
and V. L. Chapman.
Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber of Commerce will
hohl its regular meeting at Rosen
haunt's hall tit S o'clock tonight. Sev
oral matters of Importance are to be
considered by the hotly.
Merchants' Association.
The regular meeting of the Mereb
lints' Association was held last night
,ut Rnscnhniun's ball. Numerous mat
of interest were acted upon.
BUY CLOTHES RIGHT
JUVENILE SUITS
CHILDREN'S SUITS
BOYS' SUITS
AT THE SWEEPING
REDUCTION OF
20?|0
Come curly while the
slock is luil.
Wcrlheimcr
& Co.
26th street ntt.l Washington
avenue and 2"00 Jefferson ave.
CAPTAIN MOORE SAYS
HE WILL NOT RESIGN
Had Resignation Written. But Docs
Not Propose to Scud It to Gov?
ernor Now.
Captain C. C. Moore, of the Hunt?
ington Rifles, who, with First Licit
teViiant Franklin, has been asked to
resign by llfiecu noncommissioned
ulUcent und privates of his company,
snya that lit is golns to "see tho
Illing put."
The captain states that his private
duties will not permit him to give
proper attention to the company and
that he had written his resignation
to the Governor when He received lite
letter from the men yesterday. Now
he will not send the letter and will,
at a conference with Colonel Not1
tlnghum and other officers of tho
Seventy-fust regiment ilcxt Wednes?
day, lay the mat tec before Uio regi?
mental authorities.
Most of the luclllhcrs or the Hilles
seem to want a reorganization, and
Captain R. K. Wilklns Is mentioned
us the man desired for commander,
Some of the members say that they
will make serious charges if Captain
Moore hiings the matter before icgl
lUCIltnl headquarters.
SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday, August 8, 1907.
Arrived.
steamer Nederlniid, (Dtch.) Itlcch.
Buenos ..yres?to New River Consol?
idated Coal Company In ballast.
Schooner Alma 1-:. A. Holmes, Smith
Boston?to White Dak Coal Company
in ballast.
Schopiier Northland. Dow, Boston
?to White Oak Coal Company in bal?
last.
Schooner llattia IV Simpson. Chan
by, New York?to While Oak Coal
Company In ballast.
Barge independent from Providence
?to White Oak Coal Company in bal?
last.
Cleared.
Barge Florida for Providence?C. II.
A i lia I.
Sailed.
Steamers Bay View, Clinimlllgfl.
Lynn; Nero, (U. S. Collier? for sea.
Schooners Savannah. Gould. Jack?
sonville; Kdward II. C?l?, Rogers.
Boston; Elm City, Torrey, Ban gor.
Calendar for Today.
Sun Rises . fit in a.in.
Sun Sets . 7:0r. p.m.
High water .0:113 a.m., Di!S5'p.m.
LOW water .:):'.![> a.m., B:22 p.m.
Docked for Repairs.
The British steamer Sir Richard;
Oronylllo, which has l"en having her
engines repaired at the local shipyard
was floated into dry dock No. 2, at the I
yard, yesterday morning to have re |
pairs made t? her hull.
Mosaic Law.
In a general way, it may he said
that the merit of tile laws of .Muses
is attested by the fact that under
them the Jewish nation lived and
prospered lor many centuries, and'
that they are today accepted Ly the1
Jewish people as authoritative, says
David .!? Brewer, Associated Justice
of the Supreme Court of the Hulled
Stules, lu the Sunday-School Times.
Surely a hotly or laws which holds a:
people of their intellectual capacity,)
and with such power of race pie oi
ration as distingulshcra the Jews,
must possess great wealth, a temple
whoso magnificence was tfie object
of the world's admiration, a civilisa?
tion and personal culture attracting
the attention of all. This was follow?
ed by t'ae destruction of the nation,
a dispersion of the people. For cen?
turies wanderer^, objects of persecu?
tion, under the bail of popular preju?
dice, and only of late slowly rising
into power through individual action,
yet over maintaining, without a break,
their separate racial life. During nil
these changes of national life, these
yarlod forms of individual experience,
the laws of Moses have ever been ac?
cepted as authoritative, their lawyers
simply interpreters of these laws, and
their law hooks but commentaries on
them. In view of these outside his?
toric facts, ami without any examina?
tion of (he laws themselves, we should
be justified hi ascribing to them a
niarvcl?tis vitality and power, niuT
to their author the highest place as
a Inw-glvcr. ? ? ?
' Many of tin- laws of Moses have
passed into and .become a pan of
modern legislation. His contribution
to present law is not limited to the
Decalogue. Much of our common law
can be traced hack to some provision
or provisions of the Mosaic cede. He
not only legislated for the Jews, Du I,
In no Inconsiderable degree. for the
world, ami the civilization of today
stands Indebted to him for many of
Its laws.
Grand Circuit Races.
(By Associated Press.)
BUFFALO, N. Y.. Aug. X.- K'l.
Ocers won iwo races and got third
money In another race at Kcnilwoiih
park this afternoon. Tim feature <>f
the day's card was the 2:05 pace,
valued at. $1,000. Blacklock did not
start ami Goers' Article went to tho
wire a hot favorite. She rewarded
her owner by winning in straight
hi tits.
Priest Pulls Gun and Kills.
(By Associated Press.)
PITT8BUHO, PA., August s.--Lud?
wig Bczeglel, said to be an unattached
Polish priest ,of Chicago, walked into
a Routhsidq hotel at mi Carson street
early today and without warning!
whipped out a ::.S calibre revolver anil
opened fire upon Hie two proprietors,
twin brothers named Steven an,I An?
drew starzynskl. Steven died within
an hour ami Andrew may mil recov?
er. The cause of the shooting Is tili
known.
THEATER SEASON AI H?MO
August 27 Set as Date lor Open?
ing of Academy.
'ivi'SAycuor m first show
Charles H. Yale's Old Tuner, Reha?
bilitated, Coming Again?List of
Attractions Promises to Be Better
Than It Has Been in Several Years.
Another summer is waiting und the
"regular" I beat er season is rolling
around again. Tuesday, August -7.
has been set as tlic date for the open
lug of the Academy of Music this
year, and Millinger Hooker yostordny
was lint I lied that Charles II. Yale's
"The Devil s Auction " will be Ibo
lirst att met ion.
"Tile Devil's Auction" is an old
lliner und has been seen here on'
numerous occasions, hut as vaude?
ville acts, interpolated musical mini
he is. ballets and scenic effects malte
up Hie show, souiething new may lie
presented each season. it is said
that this year the show has been pro?
vided with new scenery, handsome
costumes and a better company than
usual.
The list of bookings for Hie season
is not yb| complete, as it recently
was sent back lo the syndicate head?
quarters lor revising. Now that the
Sintberts and other erstwhile. Inde?
pendent magnates have ROIIO hack
with the syndicate, It seems likely
that Loath-Wells circuit will get ti
botler h>t of attractions this season
than has beeil offi red In several
years. Last season the bookings
were rather weak, although among
the attractions were a number of the
very best on the loan.
Next week tin- work of reuovnllug
the Academy and getting it in shape
lor the opening will begin. The
doors of the house huVe llOCII closed
slnca- the departure of the New York
Opera Company, which was here for
a brief spring engagement.
05 Social-Personal I*
rtnro ttts j 01 b b e (ToTixB'iTTnrririr?
Mr. and Mrs. John It. Dickey, of
Bristol, Vs., have Issued Invitations
to the wedding ot their daughter. Misi
Virginia, to Mr. Hlvln Seth Llgon, on
Wednesday evening, August 21, at '.;
o'clock at the First Baptist church,
Bristol. After October 1 the bride
und groom will he at homo tu I heir
friends In Richmond.
Miss Dickey was a teacher In the
Newport News Academy last year
and during the session became very
popular with her pupils and every?
one else with whom she was thrown.
Mr. Llgon has been principal of the
Newport News Academy since that
school was established several years
ago. ami he has a wide circle of
friends in the city. Recently he re?
signed to accept a position as Instruc?
tor In tile Richmond Academy.
Miss Florence Qllllain, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. C F. Ollllam, of Co
IlimbUB, Ohio, formerly or this city,
Is (he guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boillllllgton and
little son. left lust night for Richmond
Hill, Lmg Island, to spend several
weeks.
Miss Flossie Allen has as her guests
her cousins, Mises Mattin Hldlukc
aud Florence Mifflcton .of Richmond.
Miss Virgin Charles lias returned
to her home at drove after n visit
lo relatives in this city.
Mrs. Bs tolle Holland has returned
to her home in New Jersoy after a
visit to friends anil relatives here.
Mrs. I. S. Moroland has gone to
Lynchburg to visit relatives und
friends.
Mrs. II. B. Parker and little son
Maxwell, ntui Miss Bertie Mcrrltt, left
yesterday for Miss Merrllt's home in
Desmolnos; Iowa.
Mrs. Homer Alderman .of Washing-,
ton, I). C., Is the guest of Mrs. A. 10.
Lihhey, (MO Twenty ninth street.
Mrs. R. P. Turner, of Petersburg,
Is the guest of her sister. Mis. C. W.
Maddera, (;:L! Twenty-eighth street.
Mr. 11. 11. Whiker rcturnod yester?
day from Panacea Springs, where he
loft Mrs. Walker and two children
and Miss Louisa Blanton to spell*
August and September.
Mr. George Buchanan is stopping
at Rawley Springs.
Mrs. .lohn Van Ityn and little hoii
are spending a week with relatives
In Norfolk.
Mr. ami Mrs. Jacob Eiscnnian will
leave today tor Pry Springs, Vn..
where llioy will spend several weeks.
Mr. Eiscnmnn has bun ill at St.
James hospital tor several days, but
Ills condition Is greatly Improved.
Mr. Joseph Thomas, of Washington,
D. C. is tile guest of his mother. Mrs. j
Loiiiso F. Thomas, ?>'!') Forty-olghtr
strebt
Miss Tallie West, of Maryland, Is
die guest or relatives In the cjty.
Miss Ethel nrlri. of Richmond, who
has been visiting Miss Maude I'ltck
Ott In East End, has gone to Ocean
View to visit friends before return
lug homo.
Messrs. Alllo nnd Gray Rnitsonu
mid Ucbrgo Anderson, ol Wllllnuistou,
S. C, ore visiting Mr. Thomas U.
Qray, 2210 Twenty-sixth Btrect.
Miss Lottie Thackor returned ii>
her home In lllcbmond yesterday at
tor a visit to Miss Uesslc McDahlel,
mi Twcntji'-nlnlh Btrcot.
Mrs. Miifoii lludglns has gone lo]
Mathows county in visit hwr parents.]
Miss Septim.i West, of Prince
tioorgo count)', I* tho guest of her
sister, Mrs. Collins. ::is I'mi\ sixth ]
street.
Mr. \\\ P. Kprs returned home yt
torday nfter a trip tu Now York and I
n visit to Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. A. Vlllldor- |
grift at HI. David, |?a.
Mrs. Alfred F. Illldglnu was taken
to St. James hospital yesterday for
treatment. Mrs. lludglns has been HI I
for several weeks.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Simon Wood, of Am?
berat county, me visiting He ir daugh?
ter, Mrs. Loland Mnsslo, 250C VVIck
ham avenue,
Mrs. J. A. Humphrey .-m.i Mrs, Wnv
erly White have relumed from a visit
to .Norfolk.
RAILWAY MEN HOLDING
MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCE
Met Behind Cloicd Doors and Kept
Fact That They Were In Con?
ference to Themselves,
(By Associated Press.I
CAMBRIDGE! SPRINGS, PA.. Aug.
S.?Much mystery surrounds the
meetings of the railway representa?
tives at the Hotel Kidcr in tills|
place. Sessions hehlml ClOBi d doors
have In cu in progri SS lor nearly u
week, but so quiet have been Ihn
meeting and so successful have the
iiicuibura kept their presence n secret |
that oven newspaper men of' this,
place were not cognizant of their |
prosenco.
An earnest Midcavor has been
made to keep the matter under cover,
ami hotel attaches have been warned
not to offer die slightest Informa?
tion. So far as can he learned here'
officers representing Lake l3rlo &
Western, Baltimore & Ohio, an.:
Chesapeake & Ohio. Committees
from Hie railway conductors, telegra?
phers, yardmen, engineers ami Uro-j
men hnve boon tteating with tho
mouthers. Today the brnkomou J
were in session. Laie tonight a re?
port gained circulation that there
had bOcn tin unfriendly feeling In the
committee room, hut. no one would
either cbnflriu or deny the rumor, In
fact thOSo who were approached OXr
pressed surprise when asked If a
meeting had been hold.
Alabama to Honor Davis.
MONTQOMKBY, ALA.. August ti.?!
The final net of the Alabama legis-1
lltture Which adjourned las; night was
for the erection of a monument ibl
Jefferson Davis, first ami only prcsi '
dem of the Confedorucy. It will
stand within a few feet of the plan
where he receive,1 the oath of office
and Just in front of Hie old cupllol
Found a Bomb Shop.
(By Associated Press.)
MOSCOW, Aug j.?Tito police lb
day searched (be Imperial Technical
schools ami foumi tho central rovolu-j
llonary laboratory for manufacturing I
bombs of a new pattern ami Ironien-1
dous explosive power, regular Bll|i-|
plies of which were being shlppod to
various Interior points. The police]
seized a number of bombs.
Convicted for Assault in New York.i
(By Associated Press.)
NKW YORK. Aug. S.?Throe men]
were convicted, two pleaded guilty,
and one was discharged In the court]
of spi elal sessions today in cases In?
volving attacks upon women and cliil-|
dren In the last few days. Tho
prompt disposition of assault cases is|
bolloved to Im having tho effect of,
restraining others criminally inclined.
Child Scalded to Death
JONES VI LLE, VA.. August s.?The
falling down of a stove In (he home of,
.Mr. and Mrs. Levy D. Harris, of Kco
koe, this county, caused the death ofl
their baby Tuosday. The child wan
nsleep in a cradle nnd wns so badly
scalded thai ib ath followed in a few
minutes.
Much Depended.
Tin- Poet (lo the magazine editor)
?I wonder if you would like a fe.v
verses I wrote after dinner ycslor
day ?
Tho Editor (suspiciously)---What;
son of dinner was it??Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
A Froerran In Old Colony Times. |
A freeman of Hie early days of the
COlonlCS was one who held the right of
franchise. No one wns allowed Hint
right without first becoming a member
of the church. The laws were made by
a quotum of the "assistants' or "mag?
istrates" sent out mid commissioned by
the company In Ixmdon which held the
charter. The law compelling church
membership was passed by the assist?
ants In tohl. In li)7ti live sixths of tho
people of Boston were nonvoters be?
cause they were not church members
nnd were thus shut out from tiny par?
ticipation In the (oral government.
Shaving Statistics.
Tbc statistician has been at It again.
flio average man, he litis (Uncovered,
ns twenty square Inches of beard on
Ills face. Ergo, If a llinu with twenty
square inches of face shaves every
morning be will scrape over "."00
Square Inches In a your. Accordingly
If he shares from the time lie ls?twen?
ty Until he is seventy yenrs old he will
have shaved 305,000 Bquaro inches of
beard.
I Took Pe rugia, Hardly Daring to Believe
So Write* Mr. Newhof, of Albany,
Pelvic Discuses in Men.
Many km Invalid In dragging out a misorable ni<
tonco with catarrh <>t the klduoys, oatarrh of the
bladder* or lioth.
Thoro I? no disease equal lo catarrh o( the bladder
In prinlui'iiu; eomploto wretchedness, absoluto
despair, haggard inl-?e>y and hlu'ihorn wctiktii'.**.
An army of this sort <>f victims have one by one
discovered Unit Poruna oould be rolled lipon to re?
lievo auuh oasos.
One man tolle another man, and In Hiis way Ihn
news apronda until In all pans of the country uro
to be found nu n who have i>i"'ii permanently Uber?
a ted from lim thraldom of oatarrh of the bladder by
a course of Pvruna,
M any eine? of oatai rh of the stomach, kldtioys and
other ni><1oiiiItiul organs have reported IhorttolVOS
us cured.
We give bidow two prominent testimonials which
illustrate tho benefit of Poruna in those oases.
C.ttnrrti of Stomach and Kidneys
Mr. II. L, Kinory, Vlca Chancellor
nnd Master of Arms, 1C. P.'-, of
Omaha, Nob,, writes from "Jir, North
st x i con (h street, I lib following words
of praise for Poruna an a tonic. Ho
says :
It Is with ploasuro / recommend
Peru im as a tunic of unusual morlt,
A Inrge nuinbcr of pi eminent mOIII
bera of the different orders With
which 1 have boon connected have
been cured by the use of Poruna 111
oases of catarrh of tlie stomach nnd
head; also lit kidney complaints and
weakness of the pelvic or/fans.
"Perillia tones lip the system, aid
dlgcHtlon, induces sleep, nnd is well
worthy the confidence of sufferors of
the above complaint'-."
Mr. David L, Jayeox, Chaplain Clar
Inda I.D. o. T. and Chaplain ?. A. H.,
80} llroadway, Oakland, Cat,, writes:
"I am an old w ar veteran. I contract?
ed Beyoro bladder and kidney trouble.
I spent hundreds of dollars und con
-lilted a host of doctors, hut neither did
ino any good,
"Finally some of my comrades who
bad been cured by Pcruna advised 1110
lo try It. 1 at onco bought n bottle, nnd
found it hol pod Uio so much Unit 1 kopl
using It for nearly four mouths.
"Peruna has proven the best medi?
cine 1 ever iced. My pains are gone
and I bolioyo myself to l>c cured. / feel
well, and would not be without a bottle
In time of need for leu tltui.-h Its cost."
Mr. Hubert K. llanvoy, Treasurer
Knights of industrial Freedom, also a
well known writer and lecturer, writes
from 11 South Nlcholus HI., Chicago,
111., ax follows:
"I was In good health until about four
years ago, when my back beoamo lumo
and core. The piilmi kept Increasing,
with severe twitches and slow cxhaim
live aches. Hrlno whs highly colored
and passed with great irregularity. I
knew i !ii . mil-, i be Inflamntatlon of the
bladder.
"Having read of Peruna I decided fa
try It. I found relief from the pain
within ten days. The aches gradually
diminished, and it was a blosse?! relief
1 can nisurc you. Within three months
I was well once more. M y appetite bad
returned, not voiisiujhs and irritability
were tiling! of the pari?, and for over two
years now I have been a healthy man.
"1 give all thanks to your Puruna,
and hcllcve that it is u Mousing to mate
iklnd."
ABSOLUTELY PURE WHISKEY.
physicians and others desiring an
excellent artlclo uro respectfully re?
quested to glvo this whiskey a trial
ou ujy guarantee. ie?llowitd i>y agw
B. R. COPER, Sole Agent.
2<th Btreat, aear Washington Aventt?
Both of Their Children Are Dyincj
KOANOKi:, VA.i August s. Mr,
and Mrs. L. A. Clcinmcr, of this coun?
ty, hnlh of whom have grown child
roil hy previous marriages .nro douhly
offllctod, Yesterday Mr. Cloniiner re?
ceived u telegram from Norfolk stal?
ing that his married daughter was dy?
ing of typhoid fever and siinullaneous
ly Mrs. Olommcr received n tele
' gram from Wnshinglon. X. C. stating
liar married daughter was dying of
peritonitis.
Williams Declared Elected.
(Ilv Associated Press.)
JACKSON, MISS., Aug. K.?The
, Democratic state executive commit
I tee met nt noon today and declared
Congressman John Sharp Williams is
I the party nominee for United Stilles
senator. The canvass of the ri turns
showed a majority of tils vote:, for
Williams, the totals being as follows;
I William:.. 6M98; Varduman, f.y.S-1 S.
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W. D. TtiOMAS, Mfjr.
2-10B Jcffcrcon Avenue, between
24th and 20th Street.