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Iniei. hitr Cotnmcrce Commlsslon's Inves?
tlgation.
"IjiA. XV. Glbhfl, gonornl superlntendent of
-.'mntivn power, Mr. Boyer's suporlor of
fli-r-r. tc-Rtlflrd thnt tio knew nothlng of
his chlef clerk's ncceptunco of money
tfam t!i" coal cotnpnnh?8. ? ,
Mr, GlnsgQW asked .thp wltncsls lf. he
could give the commission nny lhformn
<tlon ernicernlng the ngroement between
the rnllrond und the H.-.C. Frick Coul
CcJmpany conrerning car repnlrs.
Mr. Glbbs said he understood there
hnd Iici'ii some nort of nn ngreemnnt,
*t.tit he wns not fnmlllnr wlth Its terms.
Tho conl company. he sald, clalmed thnt
ttin rnllrond should mnko nll repnlrs, but
the lntter mndo nn issue of It, and ren?
dercd bllls to tho Friclt Compnny for
repnlrs to Its enrs. The Frick Company
l,.ild for repnlrs to whcels nnd axles,
but refused to paj the full nmount of
the charges.
For Services Rendered.
D. M. Maroney, ol" Pittsburg, president
or tbe West Vlrglnla connectlng rnllrond,
fonnerly In tho cnr record and dlstrlbu
tlon depnrtmrnt of tho Bnltlmoro und
Ohlo Rnllrond, testlfied that whllo ho wns
ln the employ of the Bnltlmore and Ohlo,
ho wns glven Jo.Oofl worth of Btook In
the Monongahela lUver Coal Compnny ln
poymeiit for Bervlccs rendercd. He cold
thls stock. While be was vlco-prosldeNj.
of the Pittsburg, Shawmut nnd" Northern
Rallroad, whlch is now belng surveyed,
he was presented wlth $10,000 worth of
stock ln the Weavcr Coal Company by
Henry Weavcr, who has slnco dled,
N. S. Rolbeneoke, comp|roller' of the
Penn. ylv.mla Rallroad. testifled that he
is Intoro. tcd ln thc Crnwlcy Land Com
j viny of Vlrginln.
? Wlth hlm are assoclated J. T. Rltch
ards, chlef englneer of mnlntennncc of
way nf tho Pennsylvania Rnllrond;
Stephen Green, a I'blladelphla business
man, and others from New England.
The company Ib a Boston corporation,
which hns acqulred Southern conl lnndu.
M, K. Rcevos, chlef clork to Vice
?Presldent Pugh. testlfied thut Colonel
George F. Hnti liad glven hlm coal com?
pnny stock vnlued at J. ,000. Hc sald hc
hns known Colonel lluff from boyhood.
The stock wns ln tho Keystone Coal and
Coke Company, the Hownrd, tho Green
wlch and the Cnrdiff Coal Companles.
Davld K. Wllllnms asd Compnny, he snld,
had aho presented him wlth llve hun- ,
dred shares In tho Cymbrlu Coal Com- j
pany. ;
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Two Negroes Arrested Before the
Murder Was Known.
(Speclal to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
PAMPLIN CITY, VA., Juno C?Two
color,.d men, suspects, glvlng thelr
nr.mcs ns Asa Brown and Moscs Tinsley,
who were found here early thls mornlng,
who, when asked how they came here,
sald they bought tlckefs* at Farmville
fo: thls place. Knowing that tickets
cannot be sold there on the nlght train
for Pamplin, and finding that they had
beaten thelr way here on a freight train
about daybreak--thls, with other talk tif
theirs, cauBed them to be suspected as
crlininals and fugltives from justlce.
Hence. they were. arrested here by Ser
geants Johnson nnd Payne, and on the
next train, at 10:10 A. M., wero taken to
Prospeet, five mlles from Tuggle's Sta?
tlon, and lu?.ed over to Detective, or
Const.He, Baldwln. Cn the next train
from Totei*l._rg, nt nearly one P. M.,
blood-houi)ds were brought up and set
out to fry to find the crlniinals, but up
to thls hour, four o'clock P. M., wc have
not heard with what success.
FOR GOOD ROADS.
Association Organized in Bedford
and Officers Elected.
(Speclal to The Times-Dispatch.)
BEDFORD CITY, June 6.?As a result
of the Good Roads convention hero yes?
terday, the "Bedford County Uood Roads
Associatlon" wns organized here to-doy,
wlth the following officers: Stnte Senator
J. L. Campbell, president; N. C. Luck,
of Montvale. flrst ?**?. president; J.
Thompson Brown. second vlco-presldentj
T. W. Rlchardson, secretary, . and F. 0.
Thomas, treasurer. These olflcers wero
reeommemled as the cxecutlvo commlttee.
It was also recommonded by the speclal
committees that tho "following vlco-presl
dents be appolnted ln tbe Beveral dls
tricts to orgnnizc for work in thelr dls
trlcts; S. M. Bolllng, In Central Dlstrlct.
whlch includes Bedford Clty; S. 7. Pnt
terson, Blue Ridgc; J. W. Nimmo, Cham
blisburg; "\\*. A. Goad, Staunton; Davld
Updike. Otte,r; B. XV. Htihbiird, Foust;
R. G. Turpin, Churleinont; Captain T. S.
Wlso, Bellevup.
A meeting of the associatlon will bo
held the fourth Monday ln June to ridopt
by-lnws and consider expedlents In the
lnterests of good roads.
T
KILLED IN STORE
(Contlnued From Flrst Page.)
as being glngereake color. Ono was
heavy set; woro dark clothes, blnck felt
hat and looked to bo thlrty years old.
Tho other wns not stout, about flve feet
eleven Inches, wore small llgh't-colorod
hut turned up ln front; face uppenred
to bo wrfhkled; at tlrst glunce ubout
twenty-flvo ytnra of &ge.
I -?- I
I***! Left for Germany.
Mrs. Ooorge W. JSeal und bou, of Futr
jnount, left Saturday for Bremen, Oer
many. Mrb. St-al will vlslt h< r mother,
Mrs, Lucy Gerlacb, in Germany, whom
she has not eeen for 1K years. Kht- wlll
return to her home next September.
Are Visiting in Richmond.
Mr. Wilton G. Wharton und son, Wll*
ton, Jr., ure vlsltlng relatlves of Rich?
mond. Mr. Wharton ls a natlve of thla
clty, but for the pust twenty yor.rS T?x
liud lils business lnterests lu Now York.
Velvet
SRin.
The nicest and daintiest
preparation to beautify the
skin?make it smooth, soft
and velvety?is MILLER'S
BEAUTY CREAM. There
is nothing harmful in its
make up whatever. It has
been used by hundreds of
people of refinement for long
time. Their judgment is
that it is an efficient and
delightful toilet requisite.
Twenty-five and fifty cents.
T. A. Miller,
(Incorporated.)
KOUIt PRU(i H.OHEH.
Sale of Boys'
Summer Suits
at Berry's.
In order to clean up broken
lots as wc go, and to go a little
'faster on other lots, which
have been somewhat ovcr
lookcd, we start this
Big Break
in Prices To-Day.
_5$ %Af\|.Y >S/*V._OR BLOUSfc
Af.0 _TON 9U1T-, In Mlxed Cas
slmeres, Bluo Scrges, &o? worth
Ju.'O'O "iiud $?'_>," at only
$2.85
Slr.es 2 1-2 to S yoars.
1D DOUBLE-EREASTED CAS
SIMERE SUITS, worth $..80 nnd
$n.00? at only
$2.85
. Slsfes S to 10 yoars. '
98 DOUBLE-BREASTED ' BLUE
SERGE AND MIXED CASSIMERE
SUITS, worth $7.."0 and SS.00, only
$4.75
S5SAILOH AND ETON BLOUSE
I SUITS, all colors, worth .G.fiO und
$7.00, at only
168 DOUBLE-BREASTED TWO
PIECE SUITS, ln fancy Cnssl
meres and Serges, worth $.".00 and
$0.00, ut only
Slzes S to 17 yoars.
ABOUT 7.r> MOTHKB'S FH11.ND
BhOlTSE WAISTSJ BAUNTIKRFD.
KTON COhhAUS, WHITE AND
COhOBS, S1Z15S 3 TO S YEAKS.
WOKTH $1.00, AT ONLY
45c
O. H. Berry & Co.
io suits ar
mrs the ii
Democratic Convcntions of South
Dakota and Arkansas De
clare for Him.
NAME IS LOUDLY CHEERED
It Arouses Wild Eiithusiasm in
Both Bodies?Davis for
Senator.
(By Assoclated Press.) ,-?
HOT SPRINGS, ABK., , Juno O.-Tho
Democratlc State conv/siition, in session
here, to-day unahimously adopted reso?
lutlons amld intenso enthusinsm, endors
in_ William Jennings Bryun to bo tho
Democratlc standard-bearer ln the Pres
Idential campaign of 1908, and selected
Jefferson Davis, the nomlnees of the
party, for Unlted States Senator, ahd
State olllcesto be voted on nt tho cn
sulng general electlon. Tlio day's prd
ceedlngs were hnrmonious throughout,
lr. marked csonlrast to the proceedlnga
of Tuesday.'
The tickot is as follows:
Governor?J. S. Little.
Audltor?A. El Moore.
Secretary of Stato-A. C. Ludwlg.
Treasurer?J. i_. Yates.
Attorney-General?W. F. Kirhy.
Superlntendent of Public Instructlon?
J. J. Dooln.
Land Conimissloi.r-=_.. L. Kaufman.
Agrlcultural Commissloner?Guy B.
Tucker.
Assoelnte Justlce? J. C. Reddlck.
Rullroad Conirnisslonors?II. L. I-lnmp
ton, J. XV, Croeket.
BRYAN'S NAME IS
LOUDLY CHEERED
(By Assoclated Press.)
YANIvTON*. S. D., Juno G.?The South
Dakota Democratlc convention to .lay
nominnted u tlcket and strongly endorsed
Bryan tor President ln 11*03. Every men?
tion of hls name on the iloor of tho .
convention brought tojrlh u storm of up
plouso.
Tlie following tlcket was named:
For Congress, XV. J. Elder, of Law
ronce; S. A, llamsey, of Sanborn.
For GorerrioTi J. A, Htransky, of Brulo!
Lleutenant-Governor, James Coffee, of
Walwortli. ? ? '
Secretary of Stato, Frank Latta, of
Hyde.
State Audltor, John Hayes, of Stunley.
Treasurer', C, W. Martln, of Grant,
Attorney-General, C, B- J. Hurrls, of
Yankton.
Commissloner of Rehools und Publlc
Lands. C. J. Lnughlln. of Lake.
Superiiitrudent of Publlc Instructlon,
Thoinna .yne, of Clny.
Rallroad ComniUslorier, B. H. I.lon, of
Minnehaha.
I -?:-?__?:?
SLATE WENT THROUGH.
Effort to Break Programme in
Pennsylvania Defeated. ,
(By As.. i.lau-d 1 .-H?.)
HAitltl .llt'Ui;. PA,; June ti.JThe lto
puhlican Stato convention to-day noml?
nated the following tlcket:
Governor, Edwln H. Stuart, Philadel?
phia.
Lleuteiiniit-Govcnioi, Hobert S. Mur?
phy, C'ambila county,
Audltor-General, Iti.la-rt K. Young,
Tioga county.
Becrpt.ry of Intorhatlorial Affali,-,
Henry H'ourk, Lehanon.
The platform coiimuinhi the natlonid
and StatO udmluistrutlnnH. ndvocutcii leg
hlatlon glvlng to (rolley coiiipniiics the
rlgl.a lo carry freight; udvi.eaton atwo
eei:t i.:isseng<i)' rnte of stcaiu rallroads,
ar.rl di-aln ut great lengti, on other State
The tlc)(ei waa the ono airrbed upon by
fiiitnl Siatps Bonatur Peni'ose und nthi-r
party Jeadori, ln advance of the. co i
ventlon, An attempt of certain country
d ?'.f.'.ati-o io foru) a comblnutlon to breaij
the blale'fall.il. .
Tne tii-iii-t repreBeiits _>l factlori. ot -I14
party ahd wlll, thu party lcads l,i -li.v",
llarmnnl.e a") pu_t dlrforoijoeji. prpBldoni
Hoo-oveH i* sald i>> liu'vo tidvlsed ih.
. l.-rUoll of jt-'oji u llclu-t in the b.l!-.
ihai lt wlll help thc cpuurcsMluitn] eu,i
i didutc-l.
Dcadilock Among Conferees on
Seventh Section May Kill
the Measure.
MAY WITHDRAW THE SECTION
House and Senate.Conferees Are
- Decidedly Against the
Amendment.
. (By Assoclated Press.)
WASHING'TON, Juno C?Thero' ls' de?
cided ? danger. that -.t'h'e qiiarantlne bill,
Inteuded to give Fedoral aid in yellow
fever quarantines, and which has passed
the Senate and House, will fall. because
of a dendlock among the conferees on
tho seventh sectjon of the bill.
Thls section provldes that interstate
trailic may be carrled on without inter
I'uptlon through a State under yellow
fever qunrantlne, under certain regula
tions; that is, that through tralns mny
make thelr regular runs wlthout tnklng
on or lettirig off passengers or frelght
within tlie (|imrantlned Stato.
Thls section was* placed ln'tho bill by
the House, but lt ls tiriderstood that cer?
tain of the Houso conferees and also
certafu. of tho Senato conferees are de
cldcuiy against the amendment. It ls re
ger'ded by tliose who advocated it as
llic only meaus to suppress tho ??shot
gun" (luarantlne.
Tlio qunrantine trlll wont to conferenco
scme weeks ago, and the t!c-up on thls
amPiidmcnt resultcd almost Immediate?
ly- .
So decided aro the oplnlons of the
conferees on tho matter that frlends of
the measure declaro.that lt wlll undoubt
edly fall for thls reason.
A movement has been Inntigurated late
ly, howover, to get tho section mentloned
wlthdruwn, rather thnn defeat tho bill,
and thls plan, it is said, is proposed by
thoso who were responslblo for placlng
tho section in tho measure.
THE BEEF TRUST
DEM1ES' CHAH6ES
(Continued From Flrst Pugc).
nmendment, provldlng for rlgld govern?
ment inapectlon of all carSassos and iro
quent Inspection of the meat ln tho
courso of its progress to the stalls nnd
groeery shelves, tho cost of such Inspec?
tion to bc borne by tho pnekors them?
selves, oppo'so a Congrosslona] Investlga
ticin. They have bc-eu Informed of tho
strenuoua liousc-cleanlng daya and nlglits
in tho packing houses thls w-eek, slnco
.tho' Presldent sent hls messngo and tho
beof trust report to Congress. Whilo lt
is ? posslblo tho commltteo may undor
lake to maku au investlgatlon, suali ls
not' probnblo.
Denies Every Statement.
Mi, Wilson, wfio 18 an eiii'-l >yt; of tho
Nelson Morrls Company, ma'dc a gonoral
donlal of tho oxlotuncu i> conditions ut
the packing houses as set forth ln tho
report. Ho bugan by Invltlng tho com-*
IlllttCO to come to Chicago and speud
<i week lu personal Investlgatlon of con?
ditions. Tliat, lio said. "would bo
iho only way for members 'to.galn a
proper ldoa of what tho coiidltioiis reully
were." Borne of the suggestionn mado 'lu
the report, he uuld, hud already bouir
COIlipllCd wlth hy tho packors, sucli us
addltlonal simltary facllltlen.
Ho donlod absolutely that thero woro
any dlHom.oil cattlo or hogn butcliorod
for food. ln every carloiwl of cattlo or
liogs, ho s.i'd, BOtllu woro Ukely to 1)0
j dead und somo dlsi-asod. Tho dead or
dlseiimd liogs nud'OatllO WOrO sont to tho
Standard RenderiPS company, whicli was
I a very different inslltutlou from thu
Stundnvd t-jhiughu-ilng Compnny, alihough
I tho two wero. Ukely to bo '."."lfused ln
I tho mlnd, The Ronderlng Coinpany
turned tho dead und dlsrased meat Into
i greoso, wl'lcli wau a oi-product In iho
| iTuuiufuctiiro of Bonp,
Want Supervision,
! s^upi ivislou of eviiy hriiuch of tho
I packing buslness wn.? not, objoctod to by
tho pacltiTH, snld Slr. Wllson. Thn gov
eruiiniit mny put on as many Inspeelors
I an tl fJc-alrCH, 1)0 iiddi'd, so long us t|io
Argo Red Hiiliiion-Jiiir -tbo- ""1l901lr.l1"
istti tiiu more /'uu'Yat'tiu.- jiioro you
GERMAN KAISER GUEST OF
FRANCIS JOSEF OF AUSTRlA
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEF OF
AUSTRIA.
KAISER WILHELM OF GERMANY,
(By Assoclated Press.)
VIENNA, June 0.?Emperor William
| arrlved here thls mornlng und wns grect
I ed nt tlio Northern Rallroad statlon by
j Empcror Francls Josepli in person. Tho
? meeting wus markod by oxtroirio heartl
ness and cordlallty, tho monarch- klsslng
ench othor three tlmes, After Introduc
Ing thelr suites, tho Emporors proceoded
to SchoeiibrunnoCastie. On their arrlval
ut thc- statlon, near tho castie, the Impe?
rial party..was met-by tho ar_liduk.es,
the members of the German cmbassy,
the Austrian ambansndor to Gdrmnny
nnd thc principal military and civil
iiiithorltleH.
Emperor Wllllam inspected thc guard
of honor, after whlch tho monnrchs drovo
to tho castie. Thoy were hcartily. clicer
cd along thc route. A number of urch
duchesses nwatted thelr majosties at the
castie, where tho German Emperor sub
sequontly recelved In. audlenco Cotmt
. Coluphowsld, the Mlnlster of ForelgJi
Affalrs; Dr. Wekerle; thu Hungarlan Pro
mler, and Baron von Bcck, the Austrian
mlnlster.
Late Emperor: William drovc through
tho town and cnlled on tlie members of
the Austrian imperial fnrnlly.
Extraordlnary prt-cAutlons hnd been
taken to Insure the sufety of the Ger?
man Emperor, the publlc boinf? rlgldly
excluded from the northern statlon thls
mornlng, while police lined . tlio r/ja'd
between Bensing and Sclioenbrunri. The
park, the gardens nnd all the approaches
to the palace wero guarded J.vlth a.
strong force of infuntry and cnvalry, ln
nddltlon to many police and dotectlves.
packers do not liJi've to pny for them.
Hc suld the packing business woiild be
beuefitod- hy tho. lnspectlon of the dif?
ferent -ranches,,from the "hoof to the
cau.",,.uood lnspectlon is what the paek
ers want, \ he declared.
In nadltlon to: the questlon ot who
shall. bo ? tiio --Jucjs-'. o? snnltation'/'Mr.
Wilson said-thatvt.he only- other .suggcs
Uon made by the Neill-Reynolds 'report,
lo whlch ^iie packers would havo any
objecTTon, ls tho requiremont that the
date pf canning be placed on all onnned
artloies. Hu sald that would servo no
purposo, except . to injuro tho canned
meat business. "Naturally a buyer wlll
choose the. artlclo with tho freshest ap
pearlng label," snld Mr". Wllson,' "vvhen,
tis a matter of fact, the cunned ment
does not deterlorate with age." In speuk
Ing of tho return. of goods, Tie sald that
eonslgnmcnts uro' sometliiies sent back
to the shlppers because a nall has been
driyen through a cun ln fustening up
a box. ...
Thls, he sald,' would cause that c. iv
to spoll and the conslgneo would Inia-{
glne that thc wholo shtpment had buen
spoiled. Thnn It la possible In raro In
stances for tho air to havo gotten Into
tlie can and caus'ed It to swell. He de
scribcd such enns as "swellers," but sald
there Is no danger of these ever belng
catcn and added, wlth a laugh: "Not
tlie sliglitest." No ono asked him why.
"Would it be possible, to put in cans
meat whlch has bogun td putrify?"_ asked
Chalrman Wadsworth.
"Not uiiless the meat were accoin
panled by chemlcalt. such as it would l>e
sulclde to eat," roplled Mr. Wilso.i
Ho declared thut the use ot' bad meat ?
had nevor been attempted hy reputable
packers and that It would bo sulclde to
thelr business. At thls point a recuss
wus taken for luncheon.
The Dead Hogs.
The Nelll-Hoynolds report *poko of ten
dead hogs llelng found in one placo nnd
tlfteen or twenty |n another. Mr. Wllson
sald that some mornlng- from 50,000 to
00,000 hoga nre rocoived, und that fro
fiueritly dead onos are found ln the enrs,
He dld uot think thero was anything
"revoltlng" nbout thut.
lu regard to the Interlor of tho work
THE WEATHER.
ForecuHt: Vlrglnla and North Catolina
partly cloudy und continuod wurm rhurs
day and Frlday; fresh south to southwest
wlnds,
Conditions Yesterday.
Rlohmoiul'a weather was clour and 'hot.
Unngc of thc thermajn.'.on
U A. M..V) ti P. M.M
12 M.S_ 0 P. M..?'<}
;j p. M.S7 li niUlnlght.u
Hlghest tempcraturoi yesterday.?1
Lowe .t lemperaturo youturday.u:s
.\u-an temporaturd yetsterday.7-1
Normal iciup-raturo Xor June....to
Utpuriuic from norni.il tenipcruiun. ...M
Thermometer Thia Day Last Year
rooms, Mr. Wllson said tliat any person
would be plenscd with thelr clcanly np
pearan ccbefore the day's kuiing and drcss
lng ls boguti, und that persons not used
to packlng-houscs mlght be dlsgusted
wlth tlie conditlon of tho samo rooms
several hours later. Ho contended, how?
ever, that there wero no unwholesbme
conditions there. Every day, he said, all
rooms, tables, trucks and utensils of all
kinds aro washed as clean as wator and
scrub brush can make thom.
Chalrman Wadsworth road plecemeal
what may be termed the startling fea?
tures of the report, and as ho pronounced
ench Indlctment, paused for answers. Mr,
"Wllson dld not attempt to deny that
odors arose from entralls and offal of
the carcasses, but he said they wer.b
removed ns promptly aa posslble.
The' charge tliat thero woro toilet
rooms off tho work rooms was admlttad
! and tlie practice dofended as not being
| more.-.unsanltnry than a toilet. of.'a-.bed
i room in a flrst-class hotel, ns. thp iailets
' Were kept In good conditlon. Suitable
places were furnlshed workmen' to wasli,'
ha said. nnd he assortcd that tho men
all carrled bunciies of cheese cloth whlch
was used as towels. Tho'men ,'proforred
tHs, sn'd Mr. WINon,
"Repeatlnir hls lnvltatlon to members of
tho commltteo to vlslt the packing
houses. Mr. Wllson aald that the houses
nre always open, and that mllllons of
people passed through ovcry year. "If
we should vlslt tlie. packing houses,
would there bo any changes made be?
foro we arrlved?" asked Mr. Wndsworth.
Adopt Good Suggestions:
"We'-always take advantngo of good'
suggestions, and Messrs. Neill and ReyV
Inolds mado a few," replled Mr, Wllson.
; He tliought tho changes, however;
Would not prevent tho commltteo from
goltlng nt tlio facts.
Mr. Wilson questloncd a charge mndo
In tho Nolll-Roynolds roport thnt a car
cass of a hog had sllppod from u carricr
Into a closet, and had been plcked up
and placed wlth clean carcasses.
He called upon Dr, Noill to state that
It dld not happen ln ono of the blg
luc.kliig-bouses. ,
"It dld happen ln ono of the blg con?
cerns," Mr. Neill replled, emphatlcally.
Although l-cqiioBted by members of tho
commlttee to state whlch ono Mr. NolU
refused;
"But some of tho very things thnt Mr.
Wilson has just now denled," ho snld,
?""fmppened at Nelson-Morris & Com
puny's placo."
Speaklng .of the. chargo , that men
cllmbed on t.bo meat ln their work, Mr.
.Wllson explalnt-d in dotnil tho mothod
of bonlng "ehucks." Chucks, he saldvwns
tho uppor part of tlio front leg. A bone
had to bo removed nnd thls work ls
dono by pleoo work, A man mlght reach
pV'Icliwb cn tho mo.-it to get a small
cliuck, but this was against tho rogula
tlons and men would bo dlschargod lf
cailght dolnir lt.
Could Not Keep C!oan. .
Bcadlngi about tho man wlth a dlrty
apron and illrty clothes who hnd no
iv-euus of cloanlng hls hands oxcopt to
wlpe thom on his illrty clothes and thnt
thero wns no wnter ln the room, ho eald
II: wooll.bo Impoaslblo. for an apron to
look clean after being worn for twenty
inli'iutps. Tho only dyes used were those
to color the caslnas of the sausago and
not for meats.
As to tlio character of the emnloyo3,
M.-*. WllVnn denled that they were the re
filHo of humanity or that tho recent strlkn
imd nuido nnv chamre, Nlnety-flvo per
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ClUPEUU SWRUfM Q*JAl.'TtK 8IICS
is cenTO i.ach ; q hor co ocni
CtUUTT, HCAUODY A CO.
The Little Doctor in
your Vest Pocket
,EE tho thln, round-cornered little
Enamel Box bolow I WI1611
carrled In your ve3t pocket It
moana Health-Iuauranco.
Ii contalns Six Candy Tablets of
pleasant taclc, almost as pleasant as
chocolats.
Each tablot Is a working dose of Cas
carets, whlch ac|3 like Exerclsa on iho
Bowols and LlVcr.
# ?? *
It wlll not purgo, elcken, nor
upset thc slomach.
Bocauso it is not a
drlvor," llko Salt3, So
dlum, Calomel, Jalap,
Sonna, nor Aporlont
V/ators.
These wasto Dlges
llvc Julces of tho
oyotom ncoded to
morrow, ln mercly
flushlng out tho Bow
eb ioday.
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Noither i3 lt llko
Ca3torOII, Clycerlnc,
or other Olly Laxa
IIvob that slmply
lubrlcato tho Intc3
tlnes for translt of
tho food stopped up in thom at thaj parllc
u]ar tlmo.
These emergendy drug3 relleve the
Immcdlato troublo, but do not rolleve ita
Cause.
Tho came troublo wlll thcreforc recur
agaln tlll that Causa 13 removod per
manently.
Tho chlef cause of Conglpatlon and
Indigestion ls a weakness of the Musclc3
that contract tho Intestlnes and Bowcls.
Carcarets are practically to tho Bowel
Mu3cls3 what a Massage and Cold Bath
are to tho Athlctlc Muscles.
They ctlmulate the Bowel Muscloa U
conhact, expand, and Bqueeze tho Dlgea
tlve Julces out of food eaten.
Cascarcls do [th)3 naturally, wlthoul
purglng or dlscomfort,
They don't help tho Bowols and Llvei
In ouch a way 83 io make them lean upoc
simllar assistance for the future.
Thls 13 why, wlth Cascarels, the dosj
may bo lossenod each succecding
flmc lnstead of Increased, as it
musl bc with all succeedlngdosea
of othor Cathartlcs and Laxative3.
#';*?.''?'?".?
.' Cascarelsacj Uka
oxorclso.
" ?__i?- 'n y?ur
Vest Pocket, (or car?
rled ln My Lady'a
Purse), and eaten
Ju3t whon you sus
pect you need one.
youwlllneverknowa
slck day from the
ordlnary lils of life.
Showing size of " Vest Pocket"
Cascaret Box cotnpared to Wateh.
Because.ncarlyall
the3e lils bogln in
the Bowols, and
partlal Constlpatlon
pavea the way for
all other Dlscasea.
"Vest Pocket" box 10 cents.
Be suro you got tho gojutoei made
only by the Slerling Remedy Company,
and never sold ln bulk. Eycry tablot
otamped "CCC."
?3" FREE TO OUR. FRIENDS1!
_ We want to riend to oar frlends a beautlfol
French-deslened GOLD-PLATED BONBON BOX
bard-enamcled in colors. It is a beauty for the
dresslng table. Ten cents in stamps Is asked as a
mcasure of good faith and to cover cost ol Cascarets
wlth which tETs -aliuy trluket is loaded. 71a
cSe*id to-day,' mentior.lng this paper. Address
bterling Kemedy Company, Chicago or New York.
cent. of those emptoyed slnco tliat strlke
.Were unlon men.
Mr. Wllson then took up the Boverldge
ameniimont. ?
"Wc should very much prefer," he re
marked, "If the diite tn the lnbela or cans
mlght be omltted." Ho also ouggested that
somo carcasses mlght be found unsound
and at tlie same time mlght bo flt for
food, or somo portlon of them. Ho wanted
tho languagc to condemn carcasses only
wJiCh tlie carcasses "aro found to bo
unflt for human food."
To .llltistrate, he said n carcass mlght
bc brulred on tlie shoulder, and other
IviRQ ..ijl rlght.
"What's the use of burdenlng the law
wlth a lot of adjectlvcs, such as 'sound,'
'healthfur " etc?
Mr. Wllson made thn sani-j objection,
to the use of tlie words "Impuro." "un?
sound." "unlicaltlifiil." etc. wherevor
they qunllfled the Jni-pootion throughout
tho amendment, and the commlttee spent
some time in discusslng the question.
There would lio no obrctlon, ho said,
to a snnltary regtilatlon ns strong ns
practlcable. He admlttcd that tlie nniiies
of thelr products dld not dencribe the
artlclft As :>n exnrrrple, he snld hls firm
sold "Oxford" KRiisntr", whlch was a
pork sausage sold undor the name "Ox?
ford. ". Another nrtlcle namod "Brown"
was slmply a bcef stew. ' .,','.
At thls polnt the commlttee adjourucd
until to-rnorrow.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. James Hayne Brent.
News has reacned liule of i.a- .nalh
near Roseland, In Nelson county. Tuesday
of Mrs. James Hayne Brent, inoliier ot
Mr. Frank P. Brent, of thls city.
siMrs. Brent was eiglity years of age,
and was a woman of llno character, wiio
waa greatly bcloved by all who knew her.
Beforo her marriage Mrs. Brent was -Mlas
Mlldrefl Belree, of Albemarle county.
Mr. F.. P. Brent has been In Nelson for
nbout a week, and was >at the bedslde of
hia aged motner wlien tho end camo. Mis.
Brent's husband died about two years
ago.
Sho ls survlved by tbo followlng chil?
dren: Mr. F. P. Brent, of Rlcnmond;
John T. Brent, Mrs. Charles Wltt, Mrs.
Deslle Shelton. Mrs. It, K. Anderson.
James Brent alld Miss Annlo 1-indon
Brent, of Nelson county.
The funeral wlll tako place to-day from
tlio resldence of Mrs. She!ton, and the
Interment wlll bc In the family eometery
at Mt. Alry. tho homo of tho Brcnts.
Mrs. Maria Theimer. ,
Mrs. Maria Thoiinor dled yesterday
mornlng at 8 o'clock at her resldence,
No. 1202 North Nlnoteenth Streot, after a
long Illness;. She was |n her for.ty-eighlh
year, and v/ldow of Mr. Charles G. Tlict
m'or'. Mrs. Thoiinor leaves live daughters?
Misses Mamle, Madellne, Annle Loo and
Jleleiia. and Mrs. \V. ii. 1-iaiicK; iv.o
sons, C. J. Theimer, of Charlottesvllle,
Va., and Petor C, of thia clty; two bro*.h
ers itiid one slster.
Tho funeral wlll talto place from tlio
rosldehco Frldny afternoon m 1:"U o'clock.
Funeral of Mrs. Hirshberg.
The funeral of Mra. aarnii itu-.01
wife of Ph. Hirshberg, No, 510% North
Third Street, who dled Wednesday morn?
ing, wlll take place at -l-au o'clock Hns
afternoon. Tlio burlal wlll bo In Oakwood
Cemetery.
Mrs. Hirshberg waa scventy-ono ye.iiB
old, nnd ls survlved by her husband and
live children?Mr. H. B. Hirshberg, of
Akron, O.: Mr. H. V. Hirshberg, of Bos
Angelea, Cal.j Mra. A. F. Oakoy, ut M"
Franclsco. Cal.; and Messrs. S. I. and M.
Hirshberg, of thls clty. Sho was born In
Prussla. und camo to thls country whon
quite young. and had beon llvlng In Rioll
mund since 1SJ9, ...
Audrey W. Jones.
Audroy \V. Jones, agod ono year, tlio
yoiiugcst chlld of Mr, C. 0. and Mrs. Bot
tlo Jonos, dled at tho home of hls parents
in Swansboro, Va.
Tho funeral wlll tako placo trom tho
resldence to-dny at 4 o'clock. Interment
will lu; In Maury Cemetery,
Joseph' Henry Holleran.
Josepli Henry HolIuraiVftSOd llvu years,
dlod lnst 'night at H:iS5 o/OjOck a1,."11,''
homo of hls ?mothor, Mrs. Rllziiholh I?ol
loran, No. H21 North Soventeenth Htreet.
Tlie fimoral wlll bo uuiiouik od later.
Annie R. V. Jeffcrson.
Annlo Ruth Virginia Jcifeison, Inlant
daughter of Mr. and M.ra. "\. W. Jt-tfei
son, dlod yestorday mornlng ut tho homo
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. \\ U
llam A, Boasley, No. 21 Wcst Stroot, l e
M?1ie frWral wlU tako Placo thls uitor
110011 at 1:30 oc'.ock from St. John s Episco.
pal ClmrOh. . ? ' ,
Funeral of Alr, Mitz.
The, funorai of Mr. Fre.ieiick SV. Mi&i
of No, ?00 South Hurrition. Btreet, who
died Tuesday mornlng, took placo nt 1
o'clock yesterday aftortioon from tho bi l
ond i'reibyieriaii Church. Intoruieut yvag
madi. lu Rlver Vh'W Cemetery.
M. M. Duli.
? (Spoolal to The Tliaoa-J""lt*patol*..)
STAUNTON,. VA-, Juno (i-~Mr- M??M?J
Al 1 Dull, a promliumt Auguatu county
man, dled yesterday mornlng from a
stroko of apoplexy. 1*0 was Ifyms old.
111(3 ls tho last-of a larue . fum ly 0
chlldron of John and Bllssa. Bull, hlt.
last slster. Mrs. KUen Miller, havlng
dled last weok. Ho leavoa a wlfo," threo
sons, 0. O. R- B-. and Q. 1.., of tho
countv, iind threo daughters, Mrs. Ella
Bilihart, Mrs. Med'i Mo*ro anil Miss Ada
Dull, of Augusta. county,
, Mr.Dul* i^ws a prviulriviit, luw ul)Wli>jf_
and Chrlstlan gentleman.
Rev. J. T. Thornhill. " }
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG-, VA., Juno fl.-Rev.
Joshua T. Thornhill, agod 67, who for
many yoars had been the pastor of dif?
ferent Baptist churohes ln Cnmybc.l)
county, dled ycHterday at hls home In the
clty, after a long nnd llngerlng illness.
The deceased served tliroi.iidi the Civil
Wnr wlth credft to himself and llved an
uprlght llfo at all tlmes. He ls survlved
by hls wlfe and one son nnd a daughter,
Ile hnd removed to Lynchburg from
Campbell countv less t,hnn a yenr ago.
Mrs. Kate Anderson.
(Speclnl to The Tlmes-1 .sp-unh,)
FARMVILI.E, VA.. Juno 6.?Mrs. Kntc
Anderson dled thls mornlng nt her home
In thls placo after a llngerlng lllnesn.
She wns thc widow of Captrtln Wllllam
Anderson, who met death some yearn
ago ln an nccldcnt on the Norfolk nnd
Westorn Rnllway. Sho leaves three chll?
dren. two glrls nnd one boy. Tho funornl
wlll tnlce place to-morrow mornlng from
the resldence anil tho Interment wlll be
mndo at the old homestend, ln Cum
borland county.
Captain David Meade.
?? (Rpfthlol to Tho Tltrc'*.-:."!. pt_flh;j ? " ' ~
WIN.QHE6TER, VA.. JVie. 6.?C-ip
tain Davld Meado, a wealthj" retired land
owner of Clarke county. dled ut 4
o'clock thls morning at hls home near
Whlto Post, aged sevcnty-tlircc. A
widow survlves.
Durlng the Civil War he served In the
Confedernte army.
R. R. Webb.
fSpeclnl to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
FREDERIOKSBl.'RO, 'VA'., Juno Fi.?
R. R. Webh. aged 7!) years, an ex-Con
federate soldler, dlod at hls home near
Wnr.'iiw to-day, nft^r a long Illness. Ho
13 survlved by a widow nnd two sons nnd
flvo daughters.
Henry H. Matthcws.
(By Assoclated 1'ress.)
MONTCOMERY. AjL?A;; June (i.?Henry
H. M.atthows, grund-master of the Ala?
bama Masonlc fnUerhity, past grniid-com-i
mnnder of the Alabama Knlght Tomnlars,1
and for-. ovonteon yoars clerk of the clty
court of Montgomory; dled hero to-day.
Hc wfll be burled to-morrow wlth Masontc
honors.
DEATHS.
BRADI.EY.-Dled. at thc resldence of
her parents John nnd Mnv Bradley,
1*". West Clay Stroot, Wednesday,
Jun. Gth. nt 2 o'clock P. M., KATIIE
RINE ANTHONY RRADLBY, nged
clirht months.
Funernl from resldeneo FRIDAY
MORNING at JO o'clock. Interment
In Mount. Calvary Cetnetery.
BOWMAN.-Died, nt her rosldoiico, 820
Norch Slxth Streot, Mts. ANNA
BOWMAN, wlfe of Bhllip Rowmni.
yesterday at 11:45 P. M.
Funeral notice later.
HIRSHBERC-.-Dled, Wednesday morn?
lng at 5:30 at her lato resldence, 5101-2
North Thlrd Street, after a llngerlnfe
Illness; Mrs. SARAH HIRSBER.l, wlfo
of Phlllp Hlrsberg, aged sevohty-ono
yours.- Sho leaves ono daughter and"
four sons to mourn thelr loss.
X .inerul will tufcv place at 4:30 THIS
AFTERNOON. No flowors.
HOBI-ERAN.-Dled, nt 11:53 Inst nlght
at the home of hls mO-thor, Mrs. Ellsso- ?
both Holleran, 1421 North Sevontoonth
Street, JOKEPH HENRY IIOLLERAN,
aged flvo years,
X^unerul notice lator.
JEFFERSON.-Dled, at tho resldence of
, Mr..Wllllnm A. Bcasloy, 34 West Street.
I Petersburg, June (I, 1B00, ANNIB RUTH
VIROINIA JEFFERSON nged flyo
? months, Infant daughter of Wllllam W.
und Lottlo R. Bcnsley JclTorson.
Funornl fron. St. John's Episcopal
church TO-DAY nt 4:S0 P. JVl. Erionda
of famlly aro Invlted to uttond.
JONES.-Dlcd at tho rosldonco of hls
parents, ln Swnnsboro, Va-, AUDREY
AV., younrj-st' child of C. C. and Lottla
Jones, uged 1 yenr nnd 7 months.
Funornl from tlie reskloneo nt 4 1. .
M, THIS (Thursdny) AFTERNOON,
nnd interment ln Mnury Comotory. :
4 month.
1.inerul from resldence nt 8 o'clock
THIS (Thursdny) AFTERNOON. In?
terment ln Rlver-Vlew Cemetory.
ROBBIN.-Dled, at 4*4. . . M. yesterday,
Infant child of (leorgo XV. nnd tho late
Mary Ellzabeth Robbln.
Funornl from St. Mnry's church,
THURSDAY, 3 P. M. Frlends and uc*i
rjuulntuneos Invlted to nttond.
TIIEIMEH.-Dlert, .yesterdny mnrnlnff,
June tfth, at fi o'clock. nt hor lato rosl?
donco, 120.' North Nlnetpenth Stroot,
after a llngerlng illness. Mrs. MA.RIA
THE1MER. widow of Charles G.
Thelmori nged forty-eight yonrs.
Funorfi! from resldence FK1D AY
AFTERNOON ut 4:30 o'o?wk. FHond?
nnd nrqualntancos invlted to attend,
Lock Hnyen (Pa.). papers pleuse copy.
For Indigestion
HOR'fiFORD,s"ACID PH06PHATE
An elfeellvo remfdy for obs tlnuto Indl*
gestton, nctvovd dysj>ej>slt. .t-'dache tuit
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