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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
The senator is Sick.I

NEW YORK, June Ex-senator Thomas
c. Plat. of New York. arrived from Phli-
adelphia late this evening. Harry
Plat, a son of the Senator received a
representative of the Associated Press
shortly after the arrival.
The Senator said he, was suffer
ing: is not very Ill. The day he left for
Philadelphia. and before going from his
Office. he slipped and fractured rib he
told no one of the accident. and 1t was
after We got TO Philadelphia that I first
learned OF it. He kept up. however, and
has not required the services of a physl-
cian.''
.sNow. as to politics." Mr.. Platt was
asked ..-All sorts of rumors have been
flying about concerning an alleged quarrel
between Senator Platt and Senator Han
.srhe rumors are wrong,' was the re-
ply. ITO show the faisity of them 1t IS
only necessary to say that Senator Hanna
and father rode to the convention together
today
land as to the yice-President?"
Senator Piatt believes. and has said
TO me this afternoon several times. that
he believes Governor Roosevelt will be
nominated on the ticket with President
| Mckinley"
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for National Committeeman was settted
this evening b,. the election OF r. B.
Hawley, of Galveston. The Texans VIII
support Roosevelt for Vice-President
Georgian. B. Morton, one OF the dele
gates from Georgia, said tonight that the
action Of his delegation on the Vace-Presl-
dentias question would be largely in
huenced hy the action on the Quay resau-
ton of the States having candidates
1T would be unjust to the Southern
States. said NJ. Morton. to punish them
for conditions over which they haze no
control
North Carolina-The North Caro-
lima delegation came Instructed lor
Senator Pritchard, and Delegate
James E. Boyd said tonight that
no other candidate had been considered.
The Quay resolution has aroused consld-
cradle indignation. and Senator Pritch-
ard is prepared to make a stiff fight in
opposition to it.
Florida-Delegate J. f. Horr said to-
night that Florida had no choice for Vice
President I'VE will vote with the adm n
istration.' he said.
Tennessee-The Tennessee delegates
ming, but beyond voting against
the Quay amendments there was
nothing done Chairman of the
delegation, Judge Gibson, said that
all things being equal, the South would
prefer a western man for Vice-President.
However, he added. Tennessee would Ger
tainly support any candidate acceptable
to the administration.
Observation-Disclosures first choice for Vice
President is Senator Scott, of West Vlr-
GINA; second choice. Dolliver. 1t is thought
that the delegation will swing into line
for Roosevelt if his expected strength de-
velops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
sOUTH's REPRESENTATION.
How It Will be Affected by the Quay
Resolution.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2o.-The reso-
luton to-day introduced by eS-Sshdtpl
QUAY in the convention. relating 70 tne
Encouragement OF the basis OF repfese1,ta-s
ton in future national CONVENTION, has
created sensation. particularly among
the delegations from the Southern states.
Tonight the interest aroused by u, Lne
proposition is scarcely second TO that
aroused for the nomination for VICE
President
Audible objections were raised to pres
ent consideration of the resolution, ana
at the suggestion of Mr. Quay, promptly
seconded by General Bingham, II went
over until tomorrow.
Chairman Lodge announced IN response
to inquiry, that it would be brought pc.
fore the convention Immediately AFTER IL
The figures below show how the Quay
plan would reduce the representation OF
Southern States:
Alabama, from % to 8: Arkansas, from
16 to s. Florida, from s to .: Georgia
from IS to 10: Louisiana, from 10 20 C.
Mississippi, from IS to .; North Carolina,
from % to 20; South Carolina. from u 70
5: Tennessee, from 81 to 10; Texas, from
20 to 81; Virginia from 24 to IS.
So strong has the feelino become among
the Southern delegates that many OF them
are prepared to trade their votes Tor the
Vice-Presidency for votes against the
resolution Indeed, this offer has been
made openly in q number OF instances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
OCCUPIED KRUGERSDORP.
Methuen Routed a Force Under Chris
tan Dc1yet.

SIethuen Routed a Force Under. Chris
rian DeWet.
LONDON, June 20.-The Wa. Office has
received the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts:
pretoria, June ao-Hunter's advance
column occupied krugersdorp without OPP
position June 18th.
..Methuen, who was escorting a large
convoy to Hebron yesterday, routed
force under Christian DeWet, who endea-
vored to prevent him from entering the
little town. Methuen had only three cas-
ualties.
"Baden-Powell left this city to-day on
his return to Rustenburg. The country is
quiet down in that direction. This salts
factory state of affairs will be materially
assisted by the capture between here and
Rustenburg June 18th OF two guns by Hut
tons mounted infantry from a body Of
the enemy under Commandant Duplessis-
Railway and telegraphic communica-
ton with Cape Town is now completely
restored.
..All is quiet here and at johannesburg.
The shops are open and the market is
daily becoming more crowded and BUSH
ness-like.''
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in SOUTH AFRICA.


ing Northyyard.
LONDON, June 21.-4 A. M.-The British
have penetrated the Transvaal territory as
far as Machadodorp. Persons who arrived
yesterday at Lorenzo Marques assert that
heavy artillery was engaged and that the
Beers abandoned Niachadodorp. retiring
northward. President Kruger is stil at
Alkmaar. Boer bulletins regarding Cen
eral Dewets operations along Lord
Roberts communications, assert that TWO
conveys were captured and 800 wor!znen
and fifty military taken prisoner.
A member OF the British House of Com
mons who has had an important conmu-
MICA uion with South Africa, is telling a
story of a telegram alleged to nave been
received from Cape Town, which says that
NJ Kruger has really escaped and is al
ready on the seas bound for Europe, and
that the person occupying the Executive
car is not Mr.. Kruger, but is a substitute.
The Pretoria correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph, in a dispatch dated Sunday,
says:
IAN informal truce for five days is in
operation between Lord Roberts and Com
nlandant-General Botha.' .
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THE CHINESE SITUATION.
News i'll Brief Of Conditions in the
FloWery Kingdom.

News i'll Brief of Conditions in the
Flowery Kingdom.
LONDON, June 21-The news comes from
China that Admiral Seymour's force ar
rived at Pekin Sunday afternoon after an
arduous march. They were attacked five
times by the Chinese, who were in great
force, but badly armed. The losses of the
column were trifiins, while they killed 500
Chinese, who at times fought with great
courage
The Yorktown has arrived at Che Foo.
bringing a message from Admiral kemprf,
at Taku He confirms the taking OF the
forts by the other foreign Powers, and
adds that he is making common cause
with them for general protection. Heavy
firing was heard in the direction OF lien
Tsin on June 18th. Three hundred Amerl-
can marines have been landed.
From the same place Consul Fowler re-
ports having chartered a small steamer
for rescue of American and British mis-
sionaries in Yang Sc Eiang valley. Ad-
vices from northern region of Shan Iung
report the looting of British mission at
Tsang Chow. The missionaries were car
ried off by the Chinese.
British Consul at Tien Tsin confirms
the reported uprising of Boxers there,
and the burning of churches and houses.
The Chinese troops made no effort to
restrain the Boxers, bad the foreign
guards killed about one hundred Of them.
Two transports have sailed from Japan
for Taku with ] 800 men and 800 horses.
The Shanghai correspondent OF the
dOndon) Times, teiegraphing yesterday,
says an American transport from Manila
is due at Taku to-day.
kilograms from Tien Tsin, dated June
18th, forwarded by post, say foreign mis-
sionaries are safe, being guarded by
troops Of General Mich. Twenty-Five
Americans with Calling gun have ar
rived Channels have been burned. and
mission stations are in the hands OF the
Boxers.
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VIRGINIA DELEGATION Split.
They are Widely Apart on the Quay
Resolution.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 2o-spe-
cial.-The Virginia delegation is Dadiy
split up over the Quay resolution to read
Just the basis of representation accoFulns
to the number of Republican votes: cast IN
each State. Park Agnew and General
Walker favor its adoption but the other
members are practically united against II
1t is no secret that its object is to pre-
vent the Southern States with smait Ike
publican constituents. from exercising as
much power as at present in shaping the
policieslof the party. Members OF me
delegation opposed to the resolution say
it is aimed at the administration, in cur
failing its influence. It's friends say II
will purify Republican politics in the
South. The fact that it emanates from
QUAY is sufficient to indicate its anti
Hanna, anti-administration tendency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
BOER FORCES.
Dey;et Has 5000 Men in Free State
and Ro,ha $500 III Transyaal

LORENZO MARQUES, June 2o-Cap-
tain Losber-. an American who was en-
gagged with the Boer artillery. has arrived
here He says the Boer ammunition fac
tory has been removed to Lydenours and
adds that General Dewett has 5000 men
in the Free State. General Botha 2,500 in
the Transvaal and that there are LOO
burghers in smaller parties.
Secretary of State ReitZ and President,
Kruger are still in railway carriages te-
tween Machadodorp and Nelspruit. 1t is
reported they have .e2S0oN 900 IN gold With
them.
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RELIEF COLUMN
REACHES PEKlN
Continued from First Page

with 1900 men and 800 horses sailed to-
dav from Japan for Taku: that 600 Japa-
nese troops have already landed and five
japanese war vessels are now at Taku
He adds that the Japanese government
is prepared to send additional forces
should the necessity arise.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 2o.-Hurry or
de.,s have been issued for the coains OF
the transport Buffalo. All leaves OF az
sence have been cancelled and all HANDS
have been ordered on board tonight in
order that the Buffalo may be ready to
sail tomorrow She is bound for China.
SHANGHAI, June 20.-The German pros
tected cruiser Kaiserine Augusta has de-
parted for Taku.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
OUTBREAK AT TEN TSIN.
British Consul There Has Confirmed

British Consul There Has Confirmed
the Report.
LONDON, June 2o.-In the House of
Commons to-day, the Parliamentary Sec
rotary of the Foreign Office, Mr.. Broderick,
replying to a !. question, said the British
Consul at Tien Tsin telegraphed. presuma-
bly, June 18th. confirming the reports of the
Boxer outbreak at Tien Tsin, and the
burning of churches and a great number
of Chinese houses.
He 1saded that the Chinese troops made
no visible effort to restrain the Boxers
on their attacking the settlement but that
the foreign guard Killed about one hum.
.drad of them.
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FLAT DENIAL.
The United States Has Made No Sug
~esiions to the Powers rs to China,

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-The State De-
partnlent officials do not hesitate to give a
fat denial to the story from Rome to the
effect that the United States has suggested
the restoration of the young Emperor
Of China with Ii Hung Chang as his al
wiser. The United States government has
made no suggestion whatever to the powers
respecting the restoration OF the Emperor,
nor has it even discussed measures for the
future government Of China. All the ex-
changes it has had respecting China with
foreign powers have related solely to the
s,lccor of the legations and missionaries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
TIE TIl)N
GETS WORK K,
Continued from First Page.)

the platform be adopted, and on the mo-.
ton demanded the previous Ques ton Ine
demand was seconded by Senate hans
brough, of North DAKOTA and Senator.
Sewell, Of New Jersey The demand vas
agreed TO, and the motion was declared
by Chairman Lodge to be- unanimously
adopted
The announcement of the adoptionof the
platform was received with enthusta tie
cheers. Chairman Lodge then called tor
the names OF the various delegates, of
National Committeeman, and Vice-Presl-
dent. Senator Foraker was in the centre
of the main aisle with his hand raised tor
recognition. 81 was about Stc move to al
journ. Mr.. Chairman, said he. bit
will withhold the motion until the roll OF
States can be made The call was then
begun, each committeeman, as his name
was announced being greeted with ap-
plause. Former Senator Quay was an
noulced as the choice of the Pennsylvania
delegates, and the delegates and spectators
were on their feet in an instant cheering
as II mad.
When Hawaii was called by Assistant
Secretary Allen. Colonel Samuel Parker
rose and ma+e his announcement in tut,
mendous applause.
After the applause had subsided Sena-
tor Foraker was recognized to make ms
motion to adjourn till 10 o'ciock to-rlof-
row The motion prevailed without oas-
sent. and at 3:15 P. NJ. the convention
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Philadelphia. 5: BROOKLYN. 4.

PHILADELPHIA. June oO.-Wit1 two on
bases Flick raped out a home-run. Civ
lsng the Phillies lead which the Brook
3yns could not overcome. Attendance. ISIS.
Score by innings: Il. H Z.
Brooklyn -. 0o19o2 100- S o
Philadelphia. ..1001S 000S-5 l3 /
Batteries-Fraser and Douglass; Kennedy
and Farrell. Unloire-o'Day- Time. Els.
Boston, II: New York. ..
NEW YORK. June o0-The New Yorks
had an of day to-day, and the Bostons
were enabled TO break their losing streak.
Attendance, $500. Score: r. II. Z.
Boston 49,. 1911 . 6 5 o 0-12 Ii 8
New York N00000l 0l-2 Z
Batteries: Cuppy and Sullivan: Coogan,
Garrick and Bowerman.
Umpire, Mr.. Emslie. Time, . hours and
10 minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
THE BEST pREsCR1rr1oN

for chflls and fever Is a bottle or Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. the fersnLIa in
~. & :rSntsa 18Th TeE..xs.s. az -
simply iron and ouinins IN 4 ,ass-.eaa
form and is compounded In correct pro-.
portions. The reason i:ni.arers do Not asL-
yerrtse their formula IS because they - -
you would not tuy their medicine
II you knew It's ingredients. Groves
is the original. and is the only chill and
fever remedy sold throughout the entire
malarial section Of the q, S. No cure. no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Manassas Horse Show.

The Fifth, annual horse show will be
held at Manassas on the oath and 18th
OF July. The prize-list has been made
out showing handsome prizes offered in
the several events.
The exhibition is given by the Prince
William Horsernan's Association of
which the following are officers: c. A.
Heineken, president: J. Jenkyn Davis,
secretary; Thomas III. Lion manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
FLORIDA DEMOCRATS.
Bryan Endorsed for President and
Platform Adopted.

JACKSONVILLE. June 20-The State
Democratic Convention adopted a plat
form. the main features of which are en-
dorsement of Bryan for President, de-
nunciation Of trusts. demand for the re-
neal of all war taxes. Is to 1 coinage,
direct vote for United States Senator's,
a graduated income tax and reduction OF
tine tariff to revenue basis and favor
Nicaragua Canal.
The question of the removal of the seat
of State Government is also placed in the
platform, and it calls for primary to
decide whether a constitutional amend
ment shall be submitted to the electors Of
the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
STATE DELEGATIONS.
How They Stand on the Vice-Presiden-
tial Question.

PHILADELPHIA, June a.-Alabama-
The delegation from Alabama Is greatly
divided on the Vice-Presidential question,
ana upon practically everything that comes
before them for discussion. Some are for
I.onE, some for Dollive1 and the balance,
about sr.o-th!rds OF the delegation. say
they have not even considered the cues
ton.
Kentucky-Governor Bradley, Of Ken
lucky. has given up entirely his Vice
Presidential aspirations and the vote of
the State will be cast for Roosevelt.
Texas-The light in taa Texas deiesa ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Contcsri,is Delegations.

BUTTE. MONT. June o0.-There will
be contesting delegations claiming admis-
sion from Montana at the Der1ocrat tic
National Convention, at Kansas City.
The Democratic State Convention +sIS
called to meet here at noon, but split into
Clark and Daley factions, and tao con-
yentions are being held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
TOWNE ENDORSED.
Minnesota Delegates Instructed to
Vote for III i'm at Kansas City.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, June 20.-The
Democratic State Convention to-day was
the largest, most harmonious and most
enthusiastic known for years. Charles A.
Towne. of Duluth candidate for Vice
President. was given hearty endorsement.
and the delegates to Kansas City We're in
structed to support him.
The resolutions adopted favor the free
coinage of silver at the existing legal
ratio which virtually means 16 to 1: de-
nounce trusts; demand that trust articles
be placed on the free list: express SYM
pathy with the Beers; demand independ-
ence for Cuba; ask the repeal OF the war
taxes, and favor the income tax.
The convention was warm in it's ale
gience to William j. Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Expect Trouble in Canton.

expect trouble at Canton on the deTarT1i~s
of Ii Hung Chang for Pekin. II is rtl-
mored that the forts have received orders
to fire on any foreign warship attempting
to pass.
A gunboat is kept under steam in case
of emergency There is no warshio at
Canton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
THE FIGHT IN TEXAS.
Convention Did Not Select Delegates
or

AUSTIN. TEX, June 20.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention did not adjourn
tonight nor have delegates been elected
to Kansas City. The convention was
early thrown into an anti-eapansion fight.
which waged all the afternoon. The fight
was precipitated by an effort of Con-
gresham Bailey TO have the convention
adopt his anti-expansion view. The
Bailey opponents submitted a minority
report tonight, favorng expansion as
against anti-expansion, and the debate
viii probably protract the deliberations
of the convention over Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
ORDER OF AMNESTY.
It is Thought ASuinaldo Will Take
Advantage of it and Surrender.

Advantage OF it and Surrender.
MANILA, June 20-General Macarthur
will tomorrow formally announce Presi-
dent Mckinleys order OF amnesty. Bun
canine. Paterno and other prominent Fill
Pine leaders are greatly pleased, as they
believe that under the amnesty they can
bring about the surrender OF Asuinaldo,
who. they declare, is ready and willing to
consider the peace platform adopted by
the Filipino leaders with a few insignifi-
cant exceptions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21

Kopje's Station when the Beers. under
General DeWet, suddenly opened rifle
fire at A. NJ. Kitchener managed TO
reach his horse, and galloped to Rhenos-
ter, two miles distant.
The Beers numbered 900 men, with threa
guns. They burned the cu!vert. which
had lust been rebuilt, and derailed the
train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Il re,,.sne,,,,s narrow Escape.

LONDON, Iuns aa.-Aeeerd!ng to a
Cape Town dispatch OF this date,
General Kitchener had narrow
escape from capture In the engagement
al 8Leeufspruit. June 14th. He was sleep
ing in the repair train when 1t was
attacked, and many of the engineers were
captured
General Kitchener's Sleeping car .Was at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Standing Of The Clubs
Where They Play To-Day.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Boston at New York
Chicago at Cincinnati
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday
Philadelphia. 5: Brooklyn, 4
Boston, u; New York, 2
Pittsburg, S. Chicago, !.
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Members or Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-The follow
ing additional members of the Republican
National Committee have been selected:
North Carolina, J. c. Pritchard Louisiana,
A. 7, Wimberley; Texas, r. B. Hawley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
PLATT GOES HOME SICK.
He Says the Nomination Of Roosevelt
is Assured
VERY UNLIKELY.

CONVENTION HALL. PHILADEL-
PIIIA. June aO.-2::2S P. M-Senator Platt
left for New York city early this after
noon after rcInarking that he did not care
who was nominated for Nice-President
He will take no further part in the con-
anti
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
shield had a long conference with the

presidents to-day
On leaving the White House. they stated
that nothing had been heard from Pesin,
and that the conference was on the SUD
ject of how &C communication with Minister
Conger could be secured at the earliest
possible moment. They declined to dis
cuss the meeting. More rigorous meas
ures than any hitherto contemplated are
under consideration.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June eo.-Spe-
cial.-Newport News had a walk-orer to-
day. batting Martin at will. while Hamp-
non couldn't touch o'Brien. whose pitch
sng was feature.
Score: Il. h T..
Newport News. so2oeoooo-7 II 2
Hampton ..4n o o 5 o o COOS S
Ratteres-o.Brien and Gates; Martin.
Curtis and Chandler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
STATE LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Newport News. 4: Hampton, 5.
Norfolk, .; Portsmouth, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Piusbur.. 8: Chicago. 4

suucAGo. June 2o-Pittsburg jumped
sua TO Killen's curves in the first. hit him
hard In three other innings. and. helped
by very ragged fielding, won an easy
gsme. Attendance, 1,l0o.
Score by innings: X. b. Z.
Chicago...... 100000 Oil 6 I
Rittsburg. -. / - e-S IL 2
Batteries-ISiilen and Chance: Tannehill
land thinner. UnDire-HLrst. Time, .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
Standing of the Clubs.
Norfolk, =: Portsmouth, /.

NORFOLK. VA. June en.-Spectal.-At
Portsmouth another magnificent game
was put UP to-day, as the score shows
Score: =. II L.
Portsmouth ......oolcooo o
Norfolk .......... o 0 o o @ 0 o. 6 Q
-,,j Icynrc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-21
01 G. s Q. 1G>
W I Sunday Outings w
To Old Point, Newport News,
Ocean View and Norfolk.
S. Round Trip

An ideal Sunday outing are those SVEN
by the c. & O. on Sundays ne iast
trains with parlor cars over stohs
ballast track, free of dust, and san
across Hampton Roads. Will combine 10
make the trip one TO be enjoyed.
those going to Norfolk have the prlVll-
eee NJ going via Old Point and ocean
View or VIA Newport News and q & q
steamer going one route ana RETURNING
the other. All this for Si.0o
You can divide your time between Ola
Point, Newport News, Bucliroe Beaca,
ocean View ana Norfolk.
TWO TRAINS EACH SUNDAY, FIRST
one leaving Richmond at $50 \. NJ. and
the second at A. NJ
FIRST TRAIN.
RETURNING VIA OCEAN VIEW.
leave Norfolk Ocean View Station at
P. NJ, leave Ocean View at $50 p NJ,
leave Buckroe ! P. M, leave Old Point
7:3o p. NJ. arrive in Richmond $50 ?. NJ,
SECOND TRAIN.
RETURNING VIA NEWPORT NEWS,
leave Norfolk &c. & o. WHARF at 7:25 P.
NJ. leave Newport News SIS P NJ. ar
rive IN Richmond 1915 P. NJ
Both are fast trains without stops. No
more attractive outing can be offered for
the money.
Side trips to the capes, 80 cents round
trip.
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VIGOROUS MEASURES.

war aud Navy Officials Hold Confer
el,ce With the President,
WASHINGTON. June 2o.-SecretaHes.
lay and Root, Assistant Secretaries Nickel
john and Hackett and Admiral .GroWnin-
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BIZ
RECLAMATION
CONTINUED from First Page.)

was a direct notification from the Presi-
dent that he did not want Roosevelt no'ni-
mated it would cause a pause, but it would
not necessarily prevent the consummaiion