The times dispatch. [volume], July 01, 1904, Image 5

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?THE WARRING
C0UNC1LMEN
?Officers Elected by the Present
Council Will Not be Chosen
by the New.
PREACHER STEALS A COW
?Y. M. C. ?. Boat.Club' Will Co
to Ocean View on an ?uting,
Mason's Joint Meeting.
(Special to The Times-Disputcln)
PBTISRSBURO, VA? Juno SO.-Tho
newly elected councllmen who did not
jmrtlclpato Iti tho recent ciiucuh of tho
Council will jtrceont to that body' to?
morrow nftcriioon a long communication
dotting; forth tho reasons why lljftt body
nhoiild not elect the city officers' who
?ver? nominated at lho caucus. Mr.
Cleoi'go S, Bernard will teprestiit tho
couiicllnioii-clect. Much Intetost Is be?
ing laken In the com Tilg proccedltigS,, a?
11 Is Hiild that nomo of the officers who
would bo elected by tho t)resent Colm?
ili would not be elected by tho new Coun?
cil ih September. (I.
DANGEROUS CROOK.
Deputy United States Marshal Bendlt
Identified John MeBrldc, tho alleged
tramp, tft-day u? "Now York Blackoy."
Ml*. Bendlt ?uys tho prisoner Is a danger
nus und desperate crook, und that the
officer; who arrested hlm.wae fortunate
in not being allot by him.
Robert Wilklns, a colored Bapiisl
picacher, living near Jarratt. Va., was
arrested In Petersburg yesterday atter
irpon on the charge of ?Itallng a cow,
which he sold to a butcher In thin city.
..lunluu Johnson, a colored farmer, also
"living near Jarratt, has Identified the cow
?is his property. Wilklns, when ntreatcd,
had a Bible In ono pocket and a pint
?if whiskey G? the other. The negro was
Kent on for trial by tho Hustings Court.
BOAT CLUB.
Tho ?- M. C. A. Boat Club Is now
In fine condition. Thero aro twenty mem?
bers, and the limit <s thirty. The asso?
ciation members will go to Ocean View
tills year on their annual camping ex?
pedition,
A Joint meeting of Blandford, Powha?
tan, Starke and Petersburg lodges of
Masons wtll bo held to-morrow nlgnt at
lho hall on Tabh Street. The wives of
the members havo been Invited to be
present on the occasion, and the daugh?
ters' degree will be conferred on ill en?
titled thereto.
Major Lasslter, who has been quite 111,
la now improving.
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
W. O. Watkins Secures Verdict
Against Electric Railway.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHESTERFIELD. VA.. Juno 30.?The
suit of Vf. ?. Watkins vs. the Richmond
and lJetersburg Klectrlc Railway Com?
pany, begun In the Circuit Court y?*.er
day, resulted to-day in a verdict of ??3.C50
for Uio plaintiff. The suit wa? for the
forfeiture on the part of thoTailway corn
party, for fallu?o to conwrruct a certain
railway crossing from the farm of Mr.
Watkins over ihe company's track. Into
the Petersburg turnpike. In November,
1G-51, the County Court entered an order
directing the Klectrlc Railway Company
to open certain wagon ways from Ampi
hill farm Into tlie turnpike road, agree?
able to tho recommendations of viewers
appointed by tho court in proceedings for
the purpose. Tho company compiled with
the courts order, except that at one of
the points detUgnated, where tho approach
to tho railway was difficult, no grading
was done to bring the road-bed to' the
level of the railroad track. For failure
In this regard, suit was brought under
the statute imposing a penalty of IS a day
on corporations In such rapes, Messrs.
Sands and Sands representing Mr. Wat?
kins. Count-???! for the railroad company
naked for the Jury's verdict to be set
a>:ide and a new trial granted, and the
motion was continued. Th? case will
probably be taken to the Supreme Court
by the railroad company If they fail to
ecctiro a new trial.
Mr, A. A. Phaup, who, on Monday, was
appointed county superintendent of roads
by the Board of Supervisors, qualified for
tho ofTlco yesterday. Mr. William Spears
Is one of the candidates tot the ofllco of
supervisor of Clover Hill District, to suc?
ceed Mr. Phaup, who resigned that offlee
on Monday.
J. II. Ileusler, TV. H. Fllnn, E. H, Blunt
and A. C. Small woro appointed yesterday
as spoclal policemen for Forest Hill Park,
on motion of tho Virginia Passenger and
Power Company.
Tho suit of Bessie Loison vs. Atlantic
Coast Bine Kali road Company, for JIG,000.
damages sustained In a railroad accident
near fort Walt hull, was begun this after?
noon, C. W. Waddy, of Rockbrldgo, and
.incise Cregory_, appearing for the plain?
tiff. '
GOOD CAR SERVICE.
Lodges of Odd-Fellows at Phoe?
bus to Consolidate,
'(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
PHOEBUS, VA., Juno 20.?The Hampton
Roads Railway Company has at last got?
ten Its truck completed to Mill Creek,
nnd Is now running Its cars to that point.
This gives Phoebus two electric car lines
from Hampton and Newport News, both
of which run branch roads to Buckroe
Beach.
The now line takes workmen to Now
port News for a five-cent faro, which
puts laboring men on an equal footing
with Hampton men- It Is thought thn
new company will have Its trestle com?
pleted to Old Point and Its ears run-?
ning there ln about sixty days.
I. O. O. F.
Chesapeake T.odge, No. Bl, ?, ?. ? F.,
Is arranging to consolidate with and be?
come part and parcel of Old Point Lodge,
No 141. This will mnko ono of tho strong?
est lodges ln tho State, with about two
hundred and fifty members. Old Point
Lodge will Install Its officers next Wed?
nesday night, July 6th,
Mr. C. XV. Morrlss, of Richmond, grand
master of Virginia, has boon Invited to
publicly Insilili lho officers of Grebh.
Lodge, No. 137. Thursday night, July 7th.
Tills will ho quilo un elaborato affair, as
several prominent Odd-Kellpws are ex?
pected to take part In tho work. Re?
freshments w'll ho served.
COL. PETTIT IMPROVES.
Leaves for Warm Springs?Mrs.
Clifton Miller Charms With Song
(Special lo The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)
NVELMINGTON, VA., Juno 30.-Co.onol'
William B. Pcttlt, accomi-unled hy Mrs,
Pottlt, Miss Vera Pottlt, Miss Genevi?ve
Pottlt and Mr. Paul Pettlt, left for lho
Wurni Springs to-duy,? to remain t,ov
.cral .weeks. Colonel Pottlt has grown
much stronger during tlie last week, und
lus friends uro hopeful of continued hud
permanent Improvement,
Mrs. Clinton M. Miller, of Richmond, Is
hero for a fow day?. Sho sang at the
marriage of Miss Lily Snead, at Fork
Union, Wednesday? and her beautiful
soprano volco delighted the largo audi?
ence. Mrs. Miller was formerly M.tw
Mary Ashley Bell, whoso namo Is so fa?
vorably know? In musical and social cir?
cle?.
WHICH SHALL
ELECT THEM?
Thc City Attorney Decides
Against the Council Now.
in Power.
THE GOLF TOURNAMENT
Clubs Which Sell Liquor De?
nounced by the Norfolk
District Conference.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.) ?
NORFOLK, VA? Juno SW.?I'olltlciane
hero uro considerably puzzled as to
whether city offices, to bo filled by coun
i.llmnnlo election, shall bo elected July
1st, by tho nuwly elected Council, or tho
old Council?the ono at pr?sent In charge
ol the elly's legislativo affairs. City At?
torney Mellwnlno hns rendered a d?cision
in which ho udvlscs thai the Council
now In power luis no legal right to fill
tho offices; Unit the appointments should
bo mud?? by Iho now Council as soon ns
tlio members' term begin?. It Is charged
Hint tho ring ruction in local politics
havo planned lo capturo all tho job?
before tho new Council?a good govern?
ment fnctlou Council lt is by,a largo ma
inrlty?gct Into office. Mcllwnlno'B opin?
ion is regarded us a solar plexus blow for
the ring faction,
GOLF 'i"01.*RNAMl-*-NT.
The Country Golf Club will bold
series of Interesting games this week, con?
tinuing until Monday or Tuesday next,
beveral attractive prizes have been of?
fered, and much Interest la manifested
in the tournament,
On account of the Illness of tho presi?
dent, Charles W. Prlddy, the annual
meeting Of the Virginia State Board of
Trade .will not take ..place, us scheduled,
at Virginia Beach, ouly 4th. Th?*, con?
vention will be held later In the summer,
It ha? been announced,
8. J. TJllmun, a Main Street clothier,
filed a petition In voluntary bankruptcy
and United States Court Judge Waddlll
appointed B. P. Cago and II. O. Miller
receivers for the property. The liabili?
ties of the firm are placed at $11,121.
CLUBS DENOUNCED.
Clubs, which sell liquor? were de?
nounced to-day by the Norfolk District
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, and It was demanded that
they be governed by tho same laws which
control saloons. Tho Committee on So?
cial Clubs reported that social clubs are
a nuisance, and menace to Ihe well-being
o? a community.
DECLINES THE OFFICE
OF ARCHDEACON
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspateh.i
F?EDBRICKSBUBG, VA., June 30.
Rev. XV. D. Smith, of this city, who was
recently appointed archdeacon of the Dio
ceso of Virginia, has finally determined
not to accept the api*alntment, and has
sent in his declination to Bishop R. A.
Gibson.
Mr. Smith Is the rector of St. George's
Episcopal Church here, and Is exceed?
ingly popular, not only with his own con?
gregation, but with tho community gen?
erally, and the people are pleased that
he will remain here. ?
'Destructive Electric Storm.
(Bpeqlul to The Timos-Dispatch.)
SMITH'S X ROADS, VA., Juno 30.?The
electric Btorm- which passed over this
section Tuesday night, was the severest
that hns been seen here for many, years,
Much damage has been done to timber,''
wheat and other things. A number of
posts of tho Farmers' and Merchants"
Telephone Company's lfrtes were torn Into
kindling wood, and at ono point, near
here, the wires were melted for a dis?
tance of three or four hundred yards.
The infant child of Sir. and Mrs. A.
W. Benettc. who swallowed a mouthful
of strong concentrated lye. a tew days
ago, has somewhat recovered, and tho
doctors now think it will soon be well
again.
Something Cute.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA., Juno JOV-A delightful
entertainment, entitled "Something Cute in
Whlto and Black," was given Tuesday eve?
ning" In the opera house at Buena Vista, under
tlio au*plcce-of the Indir??; of St. John's Metho?
dist Church, of that city. A ponton of tho
participants wero blacked, and an excellent
programmo was presentici to an appreciative
audience, consisting of recitations, songs,
tableaux, anil concluding with an old-time
darkey cake-walk. Of special interest were
recitations by Mrs. B. It. Embree, . Misa
Adalaldo Zimmerman and Miss Pauline Em?
bree, of Buena Vista; a solo, "Dear Old
Girl," by Mrs. Lawrence Embrea, of Lexing?
ton, and a choruH, "I'm a Rollln' ," by all.
The_fnlertalnment had. been given the pro
vloue week at Epivorth Hall, with such signal
success that its repetition was requested.
Financially it was a great suedes?".
William and Mary ? Notes.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.")
WILLIAMBBORQ, VA., June 30.?Mr.
Arthur ?. Wright, son ot John Wright, the
prominent tohacconlst of Richmond, graduated
with high honor? nt tho William and Mary
College. Mr. Wright took A. B. ani A. M. at
tho unusual ago of nineteen.
The Phi Beta Kappl Society of William
and Mary College has changed ltn annual cele
Imill.-m and reunion from tlie 10th of Feb?
ruary In the Kth nf December, tho birthday of
this famous literary society.,
-??-'
Decapitated.
^ fSneclnl to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch,1
ALEXANDRIA, VA.. Juno 30.?Ashley
Moseley, car inspector on tho Wnshlng
t***R Southern Railroad, was struck and
decapitated here to-day by a freight
train. lie resided at Moseley junction,
near Richmond.
The Rosenegk Brewing Go. Getting
on Tog.?Pueh and Enterprise
Win Out in the Long Run.
Tho improvements recently made?now
cellar?, porcelain lined steel stock vats,
Instead of tho old-fashioned wood, new
machinery, &c, ?_o., have justified the
outlay In tho superiority of the beor
turned .out. '
Tho company have had this proved to
thorn in a very gratifying mi?pnei?,
wherever they have gone in competition
with the largest und best known brewers
In the United States?tho beer being sub.
Jectcd to strict Inspection and anulysls?
thoy have secured cither tho whole, or
part of the -inost desirable contracts
given out, notably the United States gov.
eminent contract for tho National Sol?
diers' Homo, Hampton, Va., uud in an?
other instance tlio supplying of the Stato
Dispensary of South Carolina with their
oxport beers "Edelweiss."/ "Challenge"
anil "Champagne'?? In car-load lots.
In the State of Virginia and North Car
olino, "Rosonegk" Is 1'ast becoming tho
standard, as Is shown by the large daily
Increase In b,uelness somewhere in tho
neighborhood of J.0Q per cent.
SIXTY
A DRUG STORE.
J ?T has been my desire for some time to have a Prescription Drug Store more centrally located on the shopping thoroughfare, that I may be more convenient
I J[ to the public from all parts of the city, and tha^the public generally may get the benefit of having their prescriptions compounded by perfectly reliable
I pharmacists at my reasonable prices. I feel that I have been very fortunate in securing the oldest and most reliable Drug Stand on Broad Street, and In
I taking charge of same, will say that the business will be conducted upon the same high-tone Virginia principles that it has been for the past sixty years UNDER
?.NEW AND UP-TO-DATE M/ANAGEMENT. The new proprietor being owner of two other stores that bear high reputation with both the public and doc?
tors (in proof of the same eighteen thousand prescriptions were filled by him at his two stores last year), places him in position to buy goods in large quanti
i) tics at the very lowest prices, which he proposes to give the public the benefit of. NO DRUGGISTS CAN, AND WE DON'T PROPOSE TO LET THEM,
?SELL AS CHEAP AS WE DO. We are going to be leaders in low prices; we want your trade and we propose to make it to your interest to give it to
Below I quote a few prices which will give you an idea of our *..tock:
us.
OUR MOTTO : " NO ARTICLE SOLD AT FULL PRICE."
TRIPLE EXTRACT PERFUMES.
Roger & Gullet's Ext. Vera Vltj
? letta, per bottlo *.% 98
Roger & Gallefs Ext. Vera Vio?
letta, Jim? tv/.. 65
Roger ?k Gullet's Ext. do Violette
de Parme, per bottlo. 83
Roger A Gallet'H Ext. do Violetto
do Parme, per ounca. 63
I?. Legiuid's Ess. Oriza, per bot.. 1 10
No. -1711 Rhino Violett?, por hot.. 79
No. 4711 D'Eau de Cologne, per
bottlo .29 and 60
Colgate's Mound Violet, per of*.. 30
Colgate's Cashmere Bouciuct, per
otincn .-,. 35
Colgate's Dactylls, por ounce... 33
Lnzell's Triennio, per ounce.... 35
?^?????? Chrysanthemum, per o*s. 30
Luzell's 'Violet, por ounce. 20
Lazell'a Whllo Rose, per ounce.. 20
??????G? Heliotrope, per ounce... 20
Woodwortli's Violet of Hlclly, per
. mince .,. B0
Woodworth's Blue Lily, per oz.. 35
Wood worth's While Rose, per oz. 25
Woodwortli's Heliotrope,' per oz. 25
Plriuud's Extract Violetto. 1 15
M-INERAL WATERS.
Hunyadl Jonos, Hauterlve Vichy, Ru?
blnat. Carbonated, Appolllharis Apenta
and Buffalo Lithla, Carbonated with
Siphon, 65 cents, Siphon returnable, 60
cents.
TOILET WATER8.
Plnaud's Extract Vlolot Water,
per bottlo .$ 69
Roger A Gallet'B Volletto de Par?
me, per bottlo. 70
Colgate's Violet, per bottle..25 and 45
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, per
bottle. 83
Colgate's La France Rose, per
bottle. 60
No. 4711 Violette du Rhin, per
bottlo . 78
Florida Water, M. ?Ss L., large,
per bottle . 55
Florida Water, M. A L., small
per bottle . 19
Florida Water, Lazell's. 47
Dr. Parker Pray's Ongollne, per
bottlo . 37
Dr. Parker Pray's Pocket Emery
Board. 21
Dr. Parker Pray's Diamond Nail
.Enamel. 21
POSTAGE STAMPS
and supplies kept for the accommoda?
tion of the public, don't fall to drop
In and ask for them.
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
Alkallthla .'.".$ 90
Shoop's Restorative .??. 75
Shoop's Rheumatic Cure. 75
Munyon's Remedies . 18
Allcock's Porous Plasters. 10
Borolyptol . ,75
Green's Nervura. 75
Lapactic Pills, per dozen. 05
Lapactlc Pills, per hundred. 30
Follow'?? Syrup .:. 1 10
Liquid Pcptonold.wlth Creosote.. 1 10
1 Mother's Friend . 75
Gray's Glycerlno Tonio . 82
?. ?. Balm. 73
Humphrey's Remedies . 19
Grove's Chill Tonic., 35
Red Cross Plasters . 18
Cold Cream. 10
Gude's Peptomangan . 85*
Eff. Phosphate Soda, Wyth's_ 35
Eft. Phosphate Soda, Mulford's. 25
JUtt. Bicarb. Potassium, Wyfh's.. 33
Eff. Blcnrb. Potassium, Mul
ford's . 25
Thlallon . 85
M-cGulre's C, B. Pills, per dozen, 05
McQulre*6 C. B, Pills, per 100_ 25
Kntnow's Powder . 85
Brake's Palmetto Wine Cornp... 69
Stornos' Wlno Cod Liver Oil:... 85
Chapoteante Wlno of Phrwpho
Glyc?mie nt Limn and Soda.... 85
Wampolo's Digestive Kola Win??. 83
Anger's Petroleum Emulsion,
largo. . 75
Anper'R Petroleum Emulsion,
small . 40
Bnnmetto. 83
Booth's Hyoml, complete . 83
Booth's Hyoml, Inhalent. 43
Solution Citrate Magnesia. 20
Five Drops Rheumatic Curo:... 85
Malttne Preparations . 83
Trommor'H Preparations of Ex?
tract Malt. 88
Mull's Grape Tonic. 45
Glyco Thy moll no. en
Antiseptic Tooth Powder. 15
Antiseptic Mouth Wash. 15
Arnica Tooth Soap . 17
Allen's Tooth Soap. 10
Dentai Cream . 15
Dentl-Cura . 17
Santo! Mouth Wash . 18
M. & B. Mouth Wash. 18
Lyon'a Tooth Powder.:. 18
Sozodont Tooth Powder. 18o
Sozodont Mouth Wash...... 18o
Rublfoam. 18o
We don't confine a purchancr to one
or two articles. ,???? can buy as much
ar, you wish. .,
HOUSEHOLD DEPART ?WE NT.
Brown's French Dressing. 09c
Whltmoro's Polish . 07o
Jumbo (Extra Large Bottle with
Paste). 10o
Young's Uneeda Double Size Black
or Tan .',. 10o
Young's Uneeda Paste, Double
Size, Black or Tan. 10o
Household Ammonia, full pint
bottle.05c
Witch Hazol, best distilled, full
pint bottle . 15c
Insect Powder, Gunn's . 07c
Best Persian Insect Powder, per
pound . 25c
Fly Paper, per box of 25 sheets.. 34c
Ply Paper, three double sheets.. 05c
Mtrtli Balls, per, pound.3'?c
Powdered Borax, per pound.. 14c
Powdered Borax, per half pound. 08c
Powdered Borax, per quarter lb.. 04c
Carriage Sponges .25 and 50c
Bath Sponges .5, 10, 15, 25, 50 and 75c
Complexion Brushes.19 and 45c
Scrubbing Brushes.5 and 10c
Sea Salt. 5-lb. bag. 15c
Flesh Brushes .23 and 48o
Carbolic Acid, pure, per pint.... 40c
Carbolic Acid, crude, per pint.... 20c
Household Disinfectant . 23c
Insect Exterminators of all kinds
and prices
Toilet Papers, largo packages.5c.
? for....25o
Ivory 8oap . 05c
Coal Oil Johnny Soup. 05c
Spices, fresh, sweet and ?
fragrant.S best prices
Best Flavoring Extracts. )
Condensed Milk, Eaglo Brand, 17c.
3 for. 50c
Bees Wax, white and yellow
Coleman's Mustard . 18c
?3. & L. English Mustard........ 1,0c
We are not ?elfish I If any Druggist?
desire to avail themselves of the oppor?
tunity of saving money by purchasing
of us Instead of Jobbers, they are at
liberty to do so; we will be pleased to
serve them, ?
Have you a Prescription you want
filled by a perfectly reliable Registered
Pharmacist? Send It to either of
Blanks*s Prescription Drug Stores. Seven
Registered Pharmacists employed.
TOILET POWDER8.
Pozzonl's "Complexion Powder,
per, box . 43o
Wood worth's Violet of Sicily, per
box . 43a
Freeman's Medicated Face Pow?
der, per box. 200
Hunter's Invisible Face Powder,
per box . 18o
? Rlckseeker's Martha Washington,
per box.18o
Rlckseeker's Poudre Riz Talcum,
por box...43a
Lazell's Face Powder, per box... 17o
Dorln's Rouge, per box. 18o
Stanley's Rouge, per-hox..10o
Roger &-. Gullet's Poudre de Riz,
per box . 20o
Roger Sr. Gallet's Poudre do Rlz
Talcum, box . 20c
Colgate's Violet Talcum, per box. 15o
Colgate's Violet Talcum, In glass
bottles .:.20o
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, per ?
box . 15o
Eastman's Prepared Almond
Meal, per bottle.16o
. Eastman's Crushed Roses Tal?
cum, 15o. per box, two boxes.. 25o
Lazell's Violet, regular size.07o
Lazell's Violet, V4 lb. bottle, ex?
tra fine.20c
Lazell's Violet, 1 lb. package, ex- '
tra fine..'. 23c
Colgate's Violet Toilet Powder... 19c
Lorenz's Elite Powder.23o
Have you a prescription that con?
tains Ingredients that you have been
unable to get? Send It to either of
Blanks's Prescription Drug Stores, we
have all the new, up-to-date chemi?
cals,
TOILET tOAPS.
Roger & Gallet's Vera Violet, per
cake.57c
Roger & Gallet's Violette de Par?
me, per cake . 37e
Roger & Gallet's Violette, per
cake .23o
Roger &'Gallet's "White Rose, per
cake .23o
Roger & Gallet's Lilac, per cake. 23c
Colgate's Alba Rose, per cake... 57c
?Colgate's Vernalls, per cako.57c
Colgate's Hermosa, jier cake. 57o
Colgate's Peau d'Espagne, per
cuke . 48c
Colgate's Monad Violet, per cake. 23o
Colgate's Monad Violet, guest
room size . 10c
Colgate's Dactylls. 23c
Colgate's Dactylls, guest room
size, per cake. 10c
Colgate's Coronel, per cake.23o
Colgate's .La France Rose, per
cake . 23c
Colgate's Fraganola Peau d'Es?
pagne, per cake. 23o
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet,
large, per cako ....'?.... 24o
Colgate's Cashmero Bouquet,
small, per cake . 16c
No. 4711 White Rose Glycerine,
per cako . 18o
Pear's Transparent Giyoorlne, per
cako.15c
4711 Violet .9c, cako, 3 for 25o
4711 Heliotrope ,...9o. cake, 3 for 25c
4711 Roso .9c. cake, !l for. 25o
Tubo Rose .9c. cake, 3 for 25c
Colgate's Palm .6 cakes for 25o
Oolgnto's I'nlm ..per dozen Cakes, 49o
Mnlena .9c. cake, 3 for 25o
Havo you a speclallst attending you
or any member of your family? If
so, send your prescription to Blanks's,
the Prescription Druggist, we havo a
complete ?took of everything that Is
required to fill their prescriptions.
Seven Full Registered Pharmacists
employed.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Colgate's Sluittinoo, per bottle,.. 25o
Colgate's Bay Rum and Quinine
Hair Tonic, per bottle. 4Bo
Colgate's Qulnol, per bottle. BOo
Coke's Dandruff Cure,' tsmall'slzo,
per bottle.^../. 43o
Coke's Dandruff Cure, largo else,
per bottle. 71o
Pfnaud Eau de Qiilnlno, per bot?
tle . 44c
Roger & Gullet's Eau do Quinine,
per bottle . 44o
Haye'e Hair Health, per bottle.. 43o
Haye's Harflna Soap, per cake.. 20o
Barry's Trlcopherous, per bottle., 49o
Lazell's Qulnlno Hair Tonic, per
bottle . 47c
Seven Sutherland Sisters' Hair
Grower, per bottle.43o
Seven Sutherland Sisters' Hair
and Scalp Cleaner, per bottle.. 46o
? Crani Hair Tonic,? small, per bot?
tle . 19o
Crani Hair Tonic, large, per bot?
tle.75c
Xanthlne, per bottle .75c
Herplclde, per bottle .75c
?* Lyon'-s Katharlon,- per-bottle.46c
Ayor's Hair Vigor, per bottle..,.. 73c
Vaseline Hair Tonic, per bottle.. 19c
Richmond Hair Dye, per bottle.. 65c
A Full Line -
of
LOWNEY'S AND BELL'S
' CANDIES.
Our stores are always In charge of
a full corps of Registered Pharmacists.
We employ seven full Registered
Clerksy who are perfectly reliable In
every respect When they hand you
your medicine you can feel assured
It is Just what you asked for and what
your doctor prescribed.
'Phone orders solicited. Goods sent
promptly to any part of the city.
'Phone us to send our porter for
your prescriptions. We pride our?
selves on our stock of' drugs and
chemicals. We are equipped with
everything that Is ne?esary for pre?
scription work. , ?
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS.
All the Leading Brands.
?larltana .9c. plug, per lb. 85o
Humbug ......15c. plug, 2 for 25c
Grapo .9c.-plug, 3 for 25c
Plum.9c. plug, 3 for 25c
Old Peach........9c. plug. 3 for 25c
Sun Cured .9c. plug, 3 for 25c
Hlokok's'Fiff.'.v...?....<> plugs for 25o*
?. ? ?. Big Fig.? plugs for 23?
Saborosa Cigars .7 for 2??
PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCOS,'
At Nice Assortment.
MEDICATED SOAPS.
Cuticura, per cake . 19o
Renino!, por cake . 23o
Palmera Skin Success, por cake. .190
Glen's Sulphur, per cako.19o
liyomol, per cako . 20o
Calvert'fl Carbolic, per cake
19c, 3 tor. 60e
8. &?. 3. llydronaphthal, por cake.. 23?
Stlefel's Sublimate, per cake.23o
Htlefol's Born.clc Acid, per cako.. 21o
Stlefel's Ichthyol, per cake.43o
Craddock's Blue Soap, per cako
7c, 3 for. 20o
Llgnol Soap, per cake,..... 20o
Havo you an Important or difficult
prescription to bo filled, one that^your
doctor wants extra precaution and
care usod7 Send It to either of my
stores, we? ere fully equipped to fill
them. Soven Registered Pharmacists
employed.
RUBBER GOODS.
76c. 2 Quart Fountain Syringe... 45c
?1.00 2 Quart. Fountain Syringe... 75o
$1.26 2 Quart Fountain Syringe.. 85a
ftOc. 2 Pipe Bulb Syringe. 35o
76c. 3 Pipe Bulb Syringe.60o
$1.00 3 Pipe Bulb Syringe.63o
Hot Water and Ice Bags at all
Prloes.
Century Atomizers .50 and 85o
Good Ono .and Two-Tip Ato?
mizers .25 and 35o
Good Three-Tip Atomizers.50o
In fact we are Headquarters for Rub?
ber Goods of all Descriptions.
COMBS
Tho Prlncesc, all coarse or half
and-half _.47 to 690
Unbreakable Combs.23o
English Horn..10 to 25o
Gc*nts' Combs .10 to 23c
Our 5, 10 and 15c, Combs are
worthy of special notice. Wo have,,
a nice, select line that are real bar?
gains,
HAIR BRUSHES.
We have a full line of Adam's and
Loonen's Hair Brushes, ranging In
prices from 89c. to $2.63. We have
also a large stock of other well- .
known makes at all prices, 63c, 47c,
65c, 71c, *89c? 97c, $1,25 and $1.50.
When In need of a Hair Brush give us
a call, we can suit you and save you
money.
Remember you need not wait for a,
special sale day for anything In the
Drug and Toilet line, everyday la bar- ,
gain day at Blanks's Prescription
Drug Stores. Not a more select stock.,
can be found than at my three stores. '
When In need of anything In the
Drug and Toilet line remember Blanks
has,It and for less than you can ob?
tain'' It elsewhere.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
We have all kinds, but we wish to
call your epeclal attention to our 23c.
Brushes that we Import ourselves and'*
guarantee for six months,
Special Atten?
tion Paid to
Mail and Tele?
graph Orders.
Prescription
Drug Stores.
BROAD-STREET STORE,
214 E. Broad St. (Thomas-Nolting's Old Stand)
?PHONE 3232.
CLAY-STREET STORE,
HOI W. Clay Street, Corner Hancock.
-, '????,? 3054.
RANDOLPH-STREET STORE,
323 Randolph Street, Corner Beverly.
'PHONE ?82.
DR. ALDERMAN ?
TAKES DEPARTURE
Will Make Known His Decision
Concerning the Presidency
Next Wednesday.
(Special to Th? Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA..
Juno 30.?-Dr. ' Edwin A. Alderman, of
Tulano University, prcsi'dent-clcct of the
University of Virginia, who has been
here for a week, looking over the field
beforo ronderlng a decision of acccptnnco
or deolinatlon, loft on the 5:50 o'clock
train over the Southern Railway this
afternoon for Now York olty. Ho was
accompanied by Mrs. Aldermuii.
To The Tlmes-Dlspatch representative,
Dr. Alderman said: |
"I am going from hero to Now York,
and hopo to make my decision In a abort
tlnjc, not later than Wednesday of noxt
week. My wife and I havo boon dollght
ed at our recoptlon at the University of
Virginia. From tho Board of Visitors,
tho faculty and the cltlzons of Char?
lottesvllle, wo have received Uio most
Kindly and gonorous consideration. Every?
body connected with the University has
co-operated heartily In tho endoavor to
1 put me In possession of all tho neces?
sary facts. It Is needless to stato tho
impression I have received of lho dig?
nity, power and Deauty of the institu?
tion.
"Oddly ouough, It Is the first time I
had had any Intimate acquaintance with
It, and I can well understand the magic
of Us ninno throughout the country, and
'he spell It has cast over Its sous t'u
ovory land."
Dr. Aldormnn and Professor W. M,
Uio hnd a brief conference at the Jef?
ferson Park Hotel this afternoon, but
the naturi, of the talk wus not made
1. ubile,
Dr. and Mrs. Alderman were driven to
Montlcollo this morning by Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Harmon, and woro charmed -with
the trip. * Jefferson's influenco over his
surroundings, said Dr. Alderman, hnd
beoti a subject of study to hl'iii for somo
tuno.
He was delighted with Montlcollo, this
bring his first visit to that historic spot.
Latimer?Allen.
' (Snorlal to Tbo Tlm?s-DIsnaloh.)
RRISTOL. TENN., Jiint* BC?A mar?
riage, which caused somewhat of ??> sur?
, . __
prise, was solemnized in Bristol to-day,
when Miss Cynthia Allen, accomplished
sister of W. E. Allen, general pussengor
agent of the Virginia and Southwestern
Railway, becamo tho bride of Jamos C.
Latimer, city editor of the Evening Re?
publican, of Alton, 111.
Tlie couple wero married at tho homo
of the bride's parents, Dr. XV. S. Neigh?
bors, of Stato Street Methodist Church,
officiating.
ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Kent Ellis Cloyd Bride.of
Mr. Roger Martin.
(Special to Thc Tlmea-Dlsputch.)
DUBLIN, VA.. Juno 30,-At tlio old ,
Cloyd homesteud. now the hospltablo
homo of Mr. D, M. Cloyd, on Back Creek,
in Pulaski county, was last evening sol?
emnized, in tlio presence of u large num?
ber ot Invited guests, ? beautiful mar?
riage. Mr. Roger Martin, of Kyle, W,
Va? lod to tho altar Miss Kent Ellis
Cloyd, a very popular young lady, oldest
daughter of the host. Rev. D. ,!. Currlo,
of Now Dublin Presbyterian Church, as?
sisted by Rev. Alex. Martin, of Suinmer
vllln, S. C, brother of tho groom, offici?
ated, while beautiful muslo was rendered
by Major XV. M. Ellis, an undo of tlio
brido, and his accomplished wife, on tho
vlolfn anil piano.
Tho attendants wero Mr. It, B. Oglesby,
Lynchburg, Va., with Miss Cloyd, sister
of the bride; Mr. II. C. Marshall. Char
lotto Courthouse, Vn., with Miss Eilnio
nlii Martin, sistor of tlio. groom: Mr. O.
L. Alexander, Rluefleld, W. Vu,, iiiiU
Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Lynchburg. Vu.:
Mr. D. M. Cloyd, Jr., eldest bu.thcr of
tho bride, with Miss Madge imurson.
Ronnoko, Va.; Mr. Follx O'Keofe, Blue
field, W. Vn., with Miss Suslo Bolton.
Richmond: Dr, ti. T. ThnrnhiJ!, Blue
fleld, AV. Va., with Miss Elizabeth Har
lon, Dublin, Va.; Mr. XV. T. Chambers,
Eckmiin, W. Va., with Miss Lula Miller,
Lynchburg, Va.; Mr. Cray Liinglioriio.
Ktonowull, W. Vn., with Miss Nun Pryor
Jones, Petersburg-, Vn.; Mr. William Ellis,
Jr., Coalwooil, W, Va., with Miss uraco
V. Martin, Dublin, Va.
Tho flower girls woro Miss Jcnnla llar
miin, with Master Rnbort Maryo; Miss
Murjorie Murr.' Willi Master John ArcherN
t.'ioyd, whllo Alien I'loyil, yoiHlgeSt broth
??? of tho bride, was ring-bearer,
Among the? guest? present, from a dis?
tance wero Mrs, 1.?'. L. Nance. Arkansas;
Mr. Francis M. Ewlng, Nashville, Tenn.:
ex-Governor J, Hogo Tyler, wife and
daughters, Captain H. Iloth, Railford.
Va.; Mr. J. R. K, Cowan it ml hrldo, Major
XV. M. Ellis, wife and daughter. Mont?
gomery county: Mrs. Alfred Maryo, Mr.
Hoheit Muryo, Bhawsvlllo, Viu; Mrs. John
1'ayne, Amhorst, und Mrs. Daniel l'u.vno,
Lynchburg, Vn.: Mr. \V. D. Thornhlll,
Jilueflelil, W. \"a.; Mr. A. K. l'arker.
Kyle, Yv\ Va._
Goodman?Lackey.
(Special to The Tliiies-Dlsputeh.)
?,?????????, YA., .linn. SO.?A. pretty in.ir
l'Iopo look piuco V**C"lU0?4uy morning ut ilio
homo pf Mr. und Mr?. W. H. Luckey, ot
l'eur Thnbur ltlilge, lluckbi-ldge county, Ilio
.'oiitiuiMhig piirtlcn lining their daughter, Till?
l.nlii I-Tjflaiiiiin-. and Mr. Charles Richard '
tJoudmuii, a merchant ?pf that comminili*
Rev. J. A. Trostle officiated. The brido Is an
attractivo young lady. Sha. was gowned In
a traveling suit of chfunpagne cloth, and
carried a bunch of eighteen Bride roses, rep?
resenting her age.
Tho uttendants wero Mr. J. Herbert lackey
with Miss Mary Leo Lackey, Mr. Carl Tay?
lor with Miss Eva Klrkpatrlck. A cousin ot
the bride, Miss Stophlo Roadcap, played tha
woddlng march.
After ? sumptuous lunch, the bridal couplo
left on ? woddlng trip, which will Include
Washington and other iiolnts of Interest.
SURPRISE MARRIAGE.
Parental Consent Given, But
Marriage Not Then Expected.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WILLTAMSBURG, VA., June 30.?Mrs.
XV. B. Bmlthwalte, of this city, received
a telegram announcing tho marrlugo nf
hor daughter, l.*4tli, to Air. Poter Puni
Peebles, of Portsmouth, Tho ceremony
was performed ut tho home of a friend
bv tho Rev. .1. N, Latham,
Miss BralUiwRlte left homo I his morn?
ing to visit friends In Portsmouth, and
nothing was known hero of tho marrlago
unti tuo telegram caino announcing tho
fact.
The groom wns "a student nt William
and Mary College during the session Just
olo.'ed. Sirs, Brulthwalto had previously
given .hot? consent to the marrlago, but
was not ?ware that It woujd take placo
so soon.
Miss Mitilo Clowes and Mr. Wheats
Thorpe "wont down to Norfolk yesterday
morning und wore quietly married, and
returned homo last night,
STAUNTON?RICHMOND.
Betting That the Brownks Will'
be Shut Out To-day.
<Snt>'al to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
????.G????, VA,, Juno 30.?The Blatin
tou buse-bull loam cliifeutnd tho Rich?
mond Brownies hero to-duy hi tho sec?
ond of a serles ?f threo games by ji to 5,
Battery for Richmond?Hulohor, Mel-Vy
und .Mel.trevy; Staunton'?Dr. Rawllngs
inni Lambert. Lambert, Fuller and Raw?
llngs, for Statuitoli, did some gootj hitting.
The Richmond boya played a good
gamo, hui seemed weak hi their hitting.
This is two out of a series of three games
?tnuntoit* luis won from tho Brownies,
and much money changed lunule hero to?
day on Um ginne, tho hotting bolng five
to Unco m ia.vor of Statuitoli.
Tho hotting to night Is two to ono hi
fuyor of Staunton, and some hots havo
been placed lj? Stallatoti? will shut
Richiudali out to-morrow,
Sumner?Kahle. ;
iHpeclrii tn Tho.Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WYTHICVILLE, VA?? Juno 30.-Mlss
Mary Agnes Kuhlo, Die daughter of Rev.
E. F. Kahle, presiding older of the
Wytheville Circuit, was married this eve-|
nlng to Mr. William Pu I ford Sumner, of
Chicago, Ills. The ceremony was per
formed by the bride's father, only a few
Intimato friends being present.
The groom is Ideatoli at Gary, W, Va.,
having a position with tho United Steel
Company, and Is a grandson of General
Pulford, of Detroit, Michigan.
arrested' after
thirty years
Washington Watts Confesses to
a Murder of Long
Ago.
^Specilli to Tlio Times-Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, Juno, ?JO.?Washing?
ton Wutts, a, negro man eighty yours old,
was arrested In Hampton to-day for a
?rimo committed thirty years ago, dur?
ing reconstruction days. Watts In a
quarrel with his employer, Julm Th?mqs,
a furnier, near Hampton, shot and killed
him. Tlio quarrel grow out of a charge
that Watts hud been stealing, Hu was
given ? year in tlio penitentiary for lar?
ceny and olght years for niurde'tyllo only
served cloven mouths, howovor, before
Jio oscupod, ami had not boon soon slnco,
?hitll a few days ago, when ho showed
upon tho wntor front In Hampton.
Ho was accused of steullng crabs, and
the charge led tha olllcers to Investigato,
with tho result that ho was arrested a?
a fugitive from Justice. Ho hits con?
fessed that lie Is Ilio mar? wanted,
?? ? ? ?*_ f> ?r? SHORTEST,
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popular Un ?? Wh best,
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HENRY AND VA. BEACH,.
EVERY HUNDAV.
ROUND $1.00 TRIP.
Two trains leave Richmond 8:30 and 9
?. ?. Eight hours in Norfolk; ulna
hours at Ocean Vi'uw; ton hours at Old
I'olnt and Ruekroo Beach. Three hours
longer at Ocean Vlow than via any other
voulo. Virginia Heuen and Cupo Henry,
t\,'??, Returning leavo Norfolk via Ocean
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7:30 P. M., leave old point f.:30 P. M..
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Richmond 10:3u P. M. Norfolk and Vir?
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necting tit Newport Now? with train ?
leaviYig Newport News 8:10 P. M. Tick- |
ets sold for Sunday outing train July ?
3d, good returning July 4th. at ruto of $J |
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A BOY'S REASON^
FOR RUNNING Air
His Evidence Leads to trjjj,;. 'f
rest of Girl for lnM?? -'*' ?
. fanticid?;.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.) '"'>
NEWPORT NEWS, VA., Juno 30.
Frank Williams, a sma|| white boy. who
was tuken'from u gang of hnboca on the
Chesnpeulto and Ohio two days ago, told
n pitiful story to tho pollco. Ho Bays that,
ho ran nwny from his homo in Ironisa
county on account of the cruelty o?
Martha Polndexter, a negro woman, who,
hu claims, runs his father's household.
The boy says that rocontly the woman's,
daughter had a child, which was smoth?
ered In ? blanket nnd burled at night.
The woman learned that the boy knovy
of tho alleged murder, nnd'the boy, fear?
ing that .Mjuivtiiiim would happen ta
him, flod,
Woman Arrested.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
LOUISA, VA., Juno 3U.-E, Polndester,
u colored girl ubout seventeen, was ar?
reniteli on tho premises of John Williams,
about twelve miles south of this placo In
this county, hy Sheriff Willig charged
with Infanticide, und lodged In Jail this
morning.
Hot? accuser la the boy, Frank Williams,
who was captured by a gang a? hoboes
and la now In tho hmidtj of the Newport.
News .police.
Tho boy has been sent for by the au?
thorities her?.?, und an examining trial
will bo hold hero In lho Justice's court
? Saturday at 3 1*. M.
Tho hoy Is a son of John Williams, who
Is. a settler hero from one of the Western
States.
Swanson the Orator.
(Hpecliil to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROANOK,1, VA.. Juno ??0.?The com
nioiieoinent exercises of tho National
Business College took playu to-night ?it
lho Academy of Music. Cangrc-eisnmr.
fewuusou delivered the address to the
graduating elusa o? thlriy. li. was ?,
splendid address, and lio was much ap-?
jdaudeil.
-a-.
Mr W. V. Augustine la spending ?om,
timo' at the Fluhugh cottage, Virgin??!,
Beach, where he has made hlnmelf vtiry
puoular with Hie younger ?nt,