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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
FLEW the FLAG ]
ADMIRAL OF NAVY
.MaynoW,er Sails for Southern
Drill Grounds, ljI:ll, Off Cape
Henry,Wlth Dewey Aboard
(By Associated Press.

!
NlAsH1NGToN,S, April rs Flying the
sfour-star red flag OF the admiral of the
navy, the Mayfiower sailed to-day from
the Washington Nnyy--yari for the south
ern drill grounds Off Cape Henry, where
Admiral Dewey Will inspect the North
Atlantic fleet under command of Rear-Ad,,
,niral Iiigg!nson. Inadditlon to the adj
,rnlral, the MaytloWe CARVED the follow
ing officers Of his l'taff It'd
Rear-Admiral triemYf c,S9T TAYLOR, chief
tof the Bureau of Navigation; captalns
swift and pillspMry and Com nsSsnder
Sargent, of the General Board and Lieu
1 tenant Marble. At the conclusion of the
sinspectlon and review OF. the fleet which
consists Of the bsttleshipsi Kearsarge,
Alabama, Indiana, Illinois and IVA and
the cruiser olympia. Real-Admtral Bark
er Will relieve ear-Admiral fIlgginson OF
the command. Admiral Dewey and his
star will return tq Washington aext
Rpadaxs 4s Il 3 ss 4. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SCIENTISTS DISCOVER 81: a
ts5s CAUSE OF SMALLPOX
; z Z, sl ~ 4, ,i
nv Ass0ciu ted Press.


BOSTON, MASS. April 2s.. 2. The Che an an
ar sanrouncement OF the discovery Of 4 the cause
I OF smallpox was made tonight by Or.
VILLA m II. Coun Gilman, profess or OF pa
thology In the Harvard Medical School.
at meeting Of the Boston t7 4 Society ft Of
Medical Science. Il & .i8ll. 4, !.
The announcement Is the outcome OF
the Investigations conducted by Dr. Coun- tll-
Gilman. DR.. George burgess MGeirath ia and q
t1,r yvaItef Remsen Brinckerhoff, with
tbe cooperation of the Boston Board OF
Health during the recent cpl denlics Of the
disease in this city. 55 ls Z, 4,
It has been determined that SIN llpox IS
caused by a micro-organism Srepreseenta- ny
tive OF the lowest form Of animal 2life.
I1ls fact serves to show q rela rel ton pc Pc
tween SMALLPOX and sueh dtseasey sreIn - nny i
other infectious diseases caused by bac-
In 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
AR5YESSELS ASSEMBLE.
China + ormaIly Warned Against Yield Yield
ing to Russian Demands,

LONDON, April 2s.--In g pispatch from :; n
TOXIC, the correspondent OF the Daily
tAThe tTth,e,i iRnss!an charge d'affaires at Pelsn
told ournAalst stthas thas tae 5aps e
nese, liz with political object, and
II that Hai''1ui Russia's s. attempt to exclude them
Vas vas an act Of self-defense . rhe 8RHs, 7v /
9,,, 7nna |, vas not satisfied with her acqui-
sitions Il Korss naRdy,s and stretched out her
IAN hn,oricam war vessels are assembling
at 81 ok ohoma. continues the correspond e !:
ent supposedly In connection with the
Mriot' aThe Japanese j. m and British ministers at
Peln have formally wafnsd oSatns Rnsann Gsina
against the acceptance OF t'N the RUSSIAN :
japanese hold Proofs thSt Aamiral
NJ''TGan5 10 create disorder,a55 In conclu-
sion. 81 u tie tn representative Of the Daily Mall
says that the Russian authorities are
buying large quantities OF OF provisions ''o !: q q
rNoki0 ti s4 .'l1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

TAX g ,,:L HlS;'E;S 81; 81 \ n
SUSTAIN led BY OLlRT
fRr3 sso,Ncla led Press. il

A3{ ALBANY N. a pril e, The Court 'l
4 Of q ppeals in a decision to- day una nimous-
~ sustainsHt the special fran hse tax law law
reversing! the decision of the appellate d-
vision OF the Supreme Court handed 70 down
at the January term, and sustaining f the
decision. al. ge Earl, u The decision sus-
tains the provision for the 3assessmentso OF
the special franchises by the StataSB Board %
3 of Tax Commissi oners. s;S s7 q
8 Taxes assessed during the three years
since the passage OF the law amount to
s1s. .41a. .S4 upon 4 an assessed va luation in
5 1909, for instance. Of s2ss, OH, TO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
.BRlTT'S DECISION N
IN TWENTIETH ROUND
(By Associated Pres:

Ss SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. April III 2es.--
Britt was given the decislons in the twen-- twe-
%tleth round. IA y, IS 81 .|. vt IN .j # Z
81 Near the close OF the sixteenth round
Britt jolted 4Fitz with right to the Jaw
and had the easterner groggy. Fitz man
At thefend Of the seventeenth found Fitz
Z IN q His own corner and was putting in
right and lefts. to the todY and jaw as
The men We're fighting fiercely In a
8n,ix-up in tho twentlethl,roundl when the
gong sounded Y and Referoo Grnmey
promptly gave the decislGni,to Britt. The
decision was not we'll received by the
crowd, Il s III l 3tS 3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
MOVE TO DIVIDE L,' TAXES Z y X;lE:,'':
AND ESCHOOL s.F;'l 4 'lJN.D),S,II Nl.Dl),S,: !
i,Ss( Ss(ByiAssociated Press,

~ Efh (By7AAsoclated Press.
i9sTALLAFlASSIfI5, Z, IHLA, 4 pril .--Rep
Preventative Long introd uced t8 to-day n q
5joint resolution proposing an anne = ndment I!
to the Constitution providing that in the ne
collection of taxes q separn tie record be
kept OF all taxes paid by te q ana col,
gored and that the school Iune !.
5doriyed from taxing ench race be devoted
exclusively to- schools OF that race. = Thir'--
sty-nine erepresentatives 80 r35 Il ( t ~
amendment to four d gainst q 1'!sf 3 Con on
tstitutonS requires a three-fl tbs al a
all the members elected to &eh Oh 4 II slse-
Many members did not vote on the amend l1!e en-!
fment, and 5it lacked two YIN the
REQUIRED vote HI n Ss3 p}iI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
HALF MILLIoN ]: \ COLD !, ) y, I
FOR FOREIGN SHIPMENT
I (Bys Associated ! PRESS. !.

53iE 355,lfE (By Associated Press.)
s. NEW Y DIRK, "A pril Is. .---Ihe M chants
National Bank OF Philadelphia drew $500,
900 from the assay Office today for ship
ment to Europe by the Kai iser Wilhelm
7 3II..Swhich Will snil for Europe this after-
noon. The gold was paid for In cash, g
representative Of the Philad elphia SE bank
deposting the money at the sui b-trealss- g.
iury. The New Y ork y correspond Tents Y Eof &t
iNatonal Land the Bank Of Tort ii "a ATne lea.
sg q eorgs Q. 4 Gordon, a gent sof the London
and River. Plate Bank Limited ,S an
5nolinced today the cement Of $500 ,ooO
gold for shipment to Buenos 81 Ayres : j to. to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
.RIO,TOUS@ OUTBREAK
AROUND THE CONVENT
my. Associated Press,

Il 5MARsEILLBs, April 2s. "A rlotous out-
hreak occurred today in the streets sur ,ft-
rounding the Capuehlns Convent, where
Ire friara ibarrIcaded themselves, a
crowd of several thousand persons gath-
ared about the place AT an carly hour,
many Of them carrying banners having
anti clerical inscrlptlons During acharso
made by a squad Of police Commissary
souchen was struck on the head and
badly hurt. The fight became general,
stones and clubs heing used. "a number
es policemen were Injured ana many ar,
q Etsta Rera maGes S gS.2 s'3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
i lRi.El;TRIBUTlO.N & FOR, T
HIGH EXCISE LICENSE Sc:
nv 4 .sr,c,ated Press. )

NEW YORK. April q. ga campaign q q
3retributIon for the eract ctnlent OF the new new
law increasing excise licenses is conte rn-
mated ii, a circular issued to-day to every
member Of the Wine, Liquor and Beer
dealers. Cenrtal Associate lon by President aT
Fritz Lindinger. lie suggests "a move
merit q to Induce all dealers. Including !dE5 3
grocerymerl, to frain from the use f' q
New York State roducts an and 70 STAY "a
away from New York State tate q susnmefS1<f "
sorts. sj.s5s \ 81 ,53l
The association met, and passed resoll1-
3tions to abolish free; lunches OF every de-
scription and also to raise the price Of
what Is ca.:ut.. 1.it Of beer or lie from
ten cents to fifteen cents, beginning May
sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
.MlSSISSIPPICO COUNCIL
WILL BALLOT FOR BISHOP
(By Associated Press.l

JACKSON. MISS. April 2s.-The dioce--
san council OF the Protestant Episcopal
! Church Of mississippi met here to-day
and viii tomorrow elect bishop. Rev.
Arthur Lloyd, of New York, having de-
clined that o1lice. Tho most prominent
candidates are Rev Theodore Brattan, of
Raleigh, N. g.. and Rev Peter G.. Sears.
OF. mississippi Bishop Thomas F. Call
or. of Tennessee. presided over to-day's
session Of the council and delivered an
Z elouuent tribute to the memory Of the
lnte BIshop Hugh Miller Thompson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
VERDICT SET ASIDE
Editor Cannot Recover from Railroad
Because Using atFree Pass. Il
INV Associated Press.l A

~ 9f35I1H4 (Dy AssociUtel Fress. I4 N tI
RALID1GH, N. @. April 2s,-!The su-
,,,.a,r,a 1'n,,rt to-day rendered avery im-
pportant pcr decision affecting ia llroads and
Sads Hrsesssa asNaf las9 81 !ss
~ oaft thes Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
~ Tba W s,,bremo Court sets aside u verdict
siving Nj e. him $1,000 da;maEes, upon the
stioEnt an tie road, ME. MoNelll was vlo-
5iating iatnn til tie law againPi, dlscrmination by
r. Ira an nsnpoTrta tion compantes, and that both
he ' and lhe railroad company nsia yio- q
rommisslon law no railroad can. give q
free pass except TO orphans, the !,
.othsg Ike CLASSES, n "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
WILL NOT8ACT ON
GEN. MILES REPORT
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. April 2s,-No further
cation IS contemplated by the War De-
pa,vtment In regard to the reports of Gem
$eral Miles, which were lnnde public yes
fterday, 81 1t is stated al the Department
Il that the request for a copy tof. the report
came from the Reform Club Of Boston,
and is the frstreauest Of, that kind which
/, Secretary Root received, He says he
Communicated with General Miles, Who
stated that no had no objection 20 having
y q copy sent to3ths Reform Club. II was
tnsn detarmlned Ia make The report puhr
ylih 81 II 8sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
FORTY LASHES5 ON y BARE. !. RI: }.
n BACK WITH HICKORY I
n. ny b $Associated Press. J

NASHVILLE. IND. April %. "A double
whitecapping occurred early yesterday l,d'l!y
morning in II Johnson township, sixteen
miles fror, here. Tho victims were James
Moffctt and Ellsworth Hashman. living
one mile part Shortly after midnight NJ
d mob OF forty masked men broke into It.
Moftett's home, dragged him from his
bed. tied him to a tree IN the yard yr ana
gave him forty lashcs on the hare PACK 't scl
With hicfpry switches. He was ca lTrf!e rried
bach into the house and in ths presence
OF his wife was told i& that unless i,e ,!':
cea aed hls visits to ia certain house In
ti,o neighborhood and stopped beating his
wife, the punishment would be re re peate'd ca g !.
3N1offett 1 promised. The mob quietly went
10 tho Hashman house, where the pre-
gramme was repeated. "a ,3 III fa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

San st. Louis probably on Wednesday
night. President Roosevelt and Secretary
shaw, who Il TO be one Of the party at
that time, win be Joined there by other
&,net,,bers Of the Cabinet.
4 RUSSIA attitude In Nfanchuria, the do
Svelopments In the Investigation III tho
SIostofiice Department and some depart,
Will have to pass Judgment will be dis
kcussed ssl 1A a.ss n s4s w asa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

st. rouis, accompanied u by Il Oscar 8.
strnus and Il. c. Benedict. He Will de.
5livor the dedlcntory address at the opeti- Ell
inE OF the st,f1ouis Exposition on Thurs
day ana while In st. Isosits Will be the =
guest Of y. r. Francis. president ofatne =.
EXPOSITION. MI. cleveland will leave st.
Louis 1t tie conclusont ofs tho ceremonies
reaching home on Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
PLEADED GUILTY AND
u. GOT5ONLY SSlXsYEARS

ATLANTA, IA. April 2s,-G G. IIalln,an
sims to-day pleaded guilty to the en-
bezzlement OF $4,000 of the funds Of
the Capitol city National Bank and was
sentenced to six years In the Federal
prison.. Sims was collection clerk OF the
bank, and was for some time a prominent
figure in the social world Of Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
CROWD OF THOUSAND
GREETED MIR. CLEVELAND
nv Ass,,o,Icia ted Press. s

cunIBERLAND, MD. April 2s.-Form-
55er President Grover Cleveland. en- route
$to ST. Louis, was greeted at the Balti-5
moro and Ohio Railroad station here to-
might by a thousand persons. Mr. Cleve-i
land addressed the gathering from the
platform OF his car. He was enthusiast
tically cheered by the crowd. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
I. DRASTIC DECREE
Venezuela Wants No Foreigners In the
Country. it Seems.
l59 (Dy Associated rress, 9. 81

94ittg5e COunlTyi5 " SOC'Ho' M
,4 5s3 fDy Associated press.) \. .l3A
s.35 CARACAS, April 17.--The decree Just
l,ssied by the government defining the
anties iIsies and n rights Of foreigners in Yene-
s.,,aia IA most drastic In Its character.
and % exctes great exasperpat!!on M among t al
sv1 w,li saffeetually end all immigration, or
the HM' Introduction Of any foreign capital
Iii proyidss that all foreigners, shall req
2tsteerN 4 With, tile proper, civil authorities on
pain Of expulsion from the > .repupl,s, ba nrn
rvisions Of the decree may be expelled also,
The ;he eS' decree declares that foreigners can- AZ
belons e potlssaw ds wrfe 59fsanes ane ff he ps 81
tiles az the country In any neWspap per,
fiii' fiii puubl!s offices or employment or de-
liver speeches on politics, = i provides e
o.,,, ~, hrinr q nv claims against the govern
Ga ment pfens oq Tensesuela ven for losses SUSTAINED
Nv Revolutionary agents or armed bands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
PRESIDENT
MEET HIS CABINET
.lR.1 4 ssociat Press.

S,is lB;y Associated Press)
Il aWAs.IiNC CroN, April 22sss "A y important
conference bslween the President and
,tAs meD,hslg .pi l.is CaRlRst Rilli ihs held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

rico court y---IWO reports " ,yc liiuS M 1''St5 ~
Strenuous attempt to keen Key;, 3 q Pr
Kerr fishlt breWithg W Y ~ ed
9nxeaaes nalone nhones & paeed iii ire alarm
boxesT esser.II Trainsd nurses bll passes the.
easure ~ place sal ~ y ~
yasing ton and i ass o,,s. 70 ana M s1 seae New
hotel |going#lp on the site Of the Old r. ~.
Ciaire1r--- 2 locomotive Works opposs,s tne
granting q LIQUOR. lieelds,, Z ln fnr
Virsil,Ia 1fnhs i'' Yednesday Clubs
apendid eet S.nrf
from oi ! business OF Nr. N Jones----sSaas IN r.
Sioon. keapsrs is placed under arrest,---MMr; MT
d Yendenburg wins the pan,Ssh e rIev! rnoWs !
Aunt t5.night at the Academy Of Music
-. Drus. store moved lin Fulton without
break sas wals5 so
or telsrl,one cSnneSt,nt GO Al stsi Louis Iouis
1esao 1esians w,,s was a' half f.hansed. ANclIEs
TIE street timproyemfn,t Hirnn, Eas Gprn. Gopm.
nit nit tee-O olympia Club figures cut the i,s re e.
suit . 4 tle In Eia eaiers 70 1sN
y I!esaaes = ses
,laaeTm n,o nsrrIass sS qIRRs la ss
Ing Workers to rnee .5ss n
VIR GINA. 55. s5S
Gles sIsa;psa sas y i P'Ss'as,sc 81
9llaa p1raIIyzsa Hears I u lis fathers
,Isnth a. few minutes after his ma rriage
Fire in prospesss g fAlSstaftt das,aes 70 70
frui nlSefs1lS 2, ,i,s ppt Tam: salary
G.ees ,iNsd al at Haas; ;.,i q
s. v Navy. ttempts suicide and 8, WI, J.,
stat2a ar,a lsaya''E o.s aG sea9ts b.
t;ibsor, BUYS d mare In
/. S,,' S,mn SeWnort News doctor secures in3nncr
mon restEaiing anoshsr ila s,,Y * arraster
tested in Petersburg s oti berry ,Snr9 copP
n Southern Virginia Eurgsars ataMoIfiks ~ III
1t Eas, II hafhsn fs n b,sying SafIrl
sna ter. property at Gloucester Poiit
VI Feiinws1 anniversar In stauIn,tton
man In Norfolk k,llSa DE mo a,,s ! or
nsn" n.inrii valley railroad injured q yna
MI Marconi sys tenn success. G,
fnlly tested Gnns eernens ne
tight ends IN ii G1x'ns s've-License
piantt ed a. n buckingham Ely
Feriousy wepds mafd,n and Miss Iii
gssS, "; i,.,sGsM N swport ne News; AZ
+ Ian ~, y. Wy IA Miss Louise Rawlings IN
TTTredericksburg G. W }Mothers,n,sad y, at1a lr
Miss *. III Zetinski, IN ~ IW,nstead . in
5nagssss ss,,,1c. Inu II ST.. Clair aid Miss LII
}tealNnsn : N,nrkois at Dover Mnes;$ IL Kirk
Tan and Miss Minnie Brockwel !n Peters s.,
@ rs s5reII 19liIph III chsrlettes Shsae
Page; ~ MryS III iHmhnert in Bristol; Mrs. s..
E!ile; et;;ambill in Du Bois Pa. Jehn i; i
WAT at Awlana: shHmaGdiaie n
Norfolk; h II mh9masN n sNo,rnthnmberland ri nnSa
pllrg t.ang.c 1 AZ swartz in lfton Forge Mrs.
;atn Wliingham in South Rosto1 Il, s, Mrstl
snsan Durst lin Roanoke;,G; NJ, ~: natS''e'tst
RI Roanoke; Edward Eland ~ " ~ ."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SUMMARY Of DAYS NEWS. S
EORECAST,

EVA sri NtfrO in !. q prll | 2s. Forecast for
wedi1estlay and Thursday. n
Vireinin Fnlr cdnesda,y warmer M me- !. I n
extreme west portion. l'hursd,ay &, ta,s:. .sS
5i3eeotning northwest Thursday II 81,
North Carolina. Fair "Wednesday tElurs. Z. !.
day partly cloudy; fresh winds. mostly '1lly
I sou I tf1.gG 58 @ s. e I'll + 4 III s{Si S n s.
& ,I,herc was twenty. degrees difference pc
tween flgiircs recorded by the one T.,
ter al B 'o' clock yesterday fternoor and .i
a midnight. At 8 the mo orcury, " oot| y at
57C, but 1T midnight 1t had 1nl len. 70 l; oo;
8.rfe day az n whole was balm Ia anu !
apringlike. To-day fair and warmer
weather Is looked for. y s # l;;3 i,ss
IN sTATI5 CE'4 THE ,rtITRMO 9 METER. II 81 n
o A. NJ. - :. S NJ
IL M. I. \. fc H
y II. nj. ~
n NJ !: \. 70
NJ. h. -. :. st
sl2 midnight =, ~ q
3 $ . :, J., y, !. I. &. &C 2-3
Highest temperature sterdn Y Z. Z. =, -
lowest Temperature sserdny ..,.'...34t u " W
Mean Temperature tycT ~ ~
Normal Temperature fer a prll. . IA 20 20
Departure from pofnna q. ~ ~
Precipitation during past ~ &hour rs ~ 4, ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
CLEVELAND LEAVES
FOR EXPOSITION CITY

(By Associated Press.) y Vi IN
PRINCETON, N. j., April 8..- Former
President Cleveland left here to-day for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
/ No.R,Tt,8CAROLlNA.f

" ", ~; ~ !, d + Timing - Lut hernns IN
iaua,nni aaus, an IN Salisbury King Daughters
ssss Eonvet, tion 10 meet in saisburyV Igors
for goPa s9aH panR robsed sse
IN Z s,afe Guaihs, bond issue placed Large dam
- red against Seaboard at Raleigh
4 asIS5ayor Osborne renominated IN 3Vreens, y
,ero-.A Another effort to pc mace ~ '-a$ slso =
8Ijtley from prison. a5 VI X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
GENERAL.

J f On w. u.
President Roosevelt dashes across 1, lhe lIl
e;,a n Of iowa and kisses abies as ST Hop-
k9ih. kIi1es Ata and Mr.. WI. Eryan address I hs
SS,.attpionaI>Nand international GOOD Sltoaas
Ennvcntion In session at ST. l.ouls-rhus- ~
sI,tss demands on China We're only ten Ia " "
sive thiIlk tho ffcals IN NnSnlng .ol't
whofeXpect,th ST. Petersburg ~ =
Mt "a insist. but to confede tnaL il,a I,a
traa p ties between this country and GH,,.l I,n
~ omen ports may be econcl,lden-Iau un :,
to- - WHalmes explains that the opinloll 4, y, y
tMa case did not pass DOH .iie .I,i =
constitutlonality of Alaba j 4rSa ,,nsa hIv
4 : Vs. snerai Miles port Is tayoraIh,S ,h
< a =, ,s%nussed iUy men In NVashingtoni WY ~
4hIn, The General has been the oJ.Ii; III q
J, Ara wing oom clique OF parlor solatssas sa
Y Z Z pArransen,e being pertecteu ~ ,,1h ,1h
20 nnah 1 fer the convention Of the sou,n-
yaIsi1Iaa 4, Isi Hallman Sims, the en-,
Snzaine Atlanta bank CLERK, Pleansu a,a,, !
guilty and was ven SIN Se,.' Al an TIA
ntlary--ta Grand Jury ma y y,;t,, tnN' dmirai
;fyne. ayiioWer. Wasit Il mes
Dewey aboard, sails for t vn,iad.
where the Admiral Will review fG htmtnt in
roI,---Presdent will meet Ms ~ IN ters
St Louis and discuss with tnei.t ~ s,nes
81 Importance which have eoll.e ~ es In
he left the capitalIhree s,nciSaesI ,Irea ~,
Wushir,yton in a single day g ana a,a rhn,Ic
deaIh we're caused by the useS @ inntwto rntp't
acid 80 Salvador, with odds e. t@eHsTSs l Tso ~ ~
nne gains Il him won at C,umnerla 20 .iI.iLn !, y
~ Stock inarKet was protest. lonal, ana st'e
nat changes tor the day were ssnalt...L-L,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-25
funnn qnrsdp Nnurmhr Is 1903


rallied and is again able to be out
Sam c. Ingraham, of Barnes. Iowa.
arrived here Saturday evening for
Visit with relatives in and near town.
Mrs. Fanny Awtry. of Newton, is
visiting with her father, j. F. Rogers,
who is suffering from the infirmities
of hts advanced age.
The members of the lodge of NJ. w,
A. are husking corn for w. ]. Balmer.
who on account of the sickness and
deaths in his family has not been able
to get his work done.
Mrs. e. r. Fitz, of Perth, N. D., Is
visiting at the b. F. Fitz home. Her
husband will join her before the hoil-
days.
A corn contest was held at Patton's
office Saturday afternoon. Twenty
four persons competed for the prizes
which were awarded as follows: Will
lam Reimenschneider. first prize. So:
d. w. Hyett, second, SO; w. S. MUIR
dock third, 50. Corn was scored by
Robert Paul under rules Of the Iowa
Agricultural llege.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-25
About Mosquitoes.

1t is fortunate thing that the bite
of the American MOSQUITO does not re-
auire the treatment recommended for
that of the English variety. In note
on English mosquitoes, Science Stiff
.ings says that the insect was first dis
covered in 1869 a, Woolwich. when the
trouble it caused almost amounted to
q scourge. The main cause of its pre-
dominance at that time was thought
TO be the hot weather. The English
variety of mosquito Is not a mosquito
proper. hut kind of gnat. 1t has a
sting the result OF which Is often blood
poisoning when the person stung has
not taken proper precautions to modify
the bite. When stung by a mosquito
the best thing to do at once is to battle
the bitten part with strong vinegar and
lay on bread pouitices.
Think of the number of bread poul-
tees an evenings sojourn in New Jer-
sey or on Long Island would necessi-
fatei
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pleaded not guilty and his hearing was
set for Friday morning. Rev. A. b.
Morris, pastor of the United Evangel-
ical church, is the complaining witness.
He alleges that Bachelor disturbed the
meeting by whistling, talking and
laughing.
John Setherlan, drunk, arrested by
Deputy Marshal Cochran, paid the
costs and was discharged this morning.
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