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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
b NEGOTIATIONS
kHATEVER HAVE PASSED
my Assoclated Press.l

(By Associated Press,)
+. PETERSBURG, June 3d. The fol-
Ming semi.otticial statement was issued
|-day:
len Russia and the United States IN
ard to President Roosevelt's g inten-
ito forward to the. Russian govern
a petition from the American Jews
Wing the events at Kishilleff, and
imunication has been made to
by the United States government
lsuh1ect. But had such been re-
Russia would naturally have
What to reply TO such an attempt
ference in her internal affairs.
going note was issued by the
hl news agency.
fNGToN. June 10, when the
lspatch from St. Petersburg was
to Count cassinl the Russian
Dr. to-day, he thoul Int At too
need any comment. He con-
correctness,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
PRESSMAN GETSVERDlCT
FOR TWO THOUSAND
to The Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to The eTlmes-DIspatch.)
+ NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 3O.-In
the Circuit Court tonight John Baumeis.
ter was given verdict for 5000 damages
against the Newport News Publishing
Company. publishers of the Evening
imes-Herald.
Baumeister was pressman for the CON-
pany and he lost an arm sometime ago
while working under the press.
The case will be taken to the Court of
Appeals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
TUNNEL ECAVED IN
AND TRAFFIC BLOCKED

Especial to The Times -Dlspatcb)
BLUEFIBLD. w. VA, June 30.-Just
after passenger train No 16 on the Clinch
Valley Division OF the Norfolk and West
ern had cleared Big Bull Tunnel a heavy
cave-in came down,
Several trains are at q. standstill, ira ff!c
being tied UP on both sides Of the tunnel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
HALF STARVED AND
AFRAID TO GIVE UP
lsnecIal to Thc Times. nIsnntch

ROANOKE, VA, June mike Ridge
way, who is charged with attempting
to assault Miss zadee oyerstreet. was
near Salem In a half starved condition
by several young men.
He told them that lie was afraid to
come to Roanoke to give himself up and
says says he had no idea of crimlnaiiy as
sauiting her. but struck her because she
and atberS had bean teasin1 him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
(Signed) .yy, a. HILL

THOUGHT. CRAZY.
Mr.. Hill was a quiet. gentlemanly per-
son, and was never known to be addicted
to any bad habits. At the time of the
shooting he was holding good position
here In the city. SO that dire want could
not have instigated the frenzy that
prompted the shooting. 1t is the opinion
Of all that 1t was the act OF an insane
man. Immediately after the shooting,
and while Hill was still lying In the cor
ridor, a bottle OF laudanum was taken
from his pocket, and reaching for 1t, he
said:
Let me take that and die easy"
This has led many to believe that he
contemplated suicide following his shoot
Ing of the comptroller. Both men left
families.
COMPTROLLER Loves remains were ship
ped tonight to his old home in Lime
stone county for interment and Hills re-
mains will be buried there tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

The trial Ma case Of young Alfred
sandridge On W. charge of killing his
sweetheart. ME- Mamie Morris. occupied
the entire ti,!e OF the Hastings Court
Yesterday. and will consume most OF to-
day, af
The COMMONWEALTH completed the ex-
animation OF lis witnesses and then Mr..
II. M. Smith. In behalf of the prisoner.
put a large nunber on the stand in be-
half OF his clieit.
The plea whAh Mr.. Smith is making
Tor young SandIdge is that of temporary
insanity, and HI will to-day put on ex-
Merit physicians 10 testify ON this point.
Where are only two more witnesses for
the examination in chief and then the
argument will Eegn, and II Ia thought
ths case will be in the hands of the Jury
this afternoon.
Ssndridge woe a pale and haggard
looA as he sat letween his mother and
Mr.. Smith. and be was evidently inter-
ested at times the testimony OF witt
nessss,
Tha 1ury was sent to the Lexington
Hotel last night ~ Judge Witt, with the
stricttst injunction not to discuss the
case Nth any onS
Thoss who werIf1nally placed upon the
Jury were Messrs James P., Wood. Reu-
hen Button, Jamd a. Calls. p. F. Lyons.
]. v, MsCreery, Y s.. Robinson, Jr,, Pey-
ton. Grymes. JamE Augustine. George l.
Bidgood, ssharled dlPayehport Lewis w.
Brandeg and AlcEk ond Lewis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Manchester's Mayor Has
Not Yet Decided.
WANT NO CARS
BEFORE MONDAY
Fears of Trouble If They.are
Run on Saturday.
REPORTED THEFT OF
MUCH DYNAMITE
Some Are Afraid It VIII Be Used on
Car CompanY's Propery-Mayor
and Police Commissioners to
ConsuIt-They May Decide
to Swear in Lot of
Special officers.

Ell have not been notified when tho
Passenger and Power Company ex-
pects to run cars In Manchester
Just as soon as ! receive such notice
| shall call meeting Of the Police
Board and lay before them the ques.
tion OF devIslns ways and means for
the prevention Of trouble."-M ayor
Maurice, OF Manchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

wisdom to the world. the mind of all
others most capable of 'umplrlng the
mutiny between right and wrong said
you take my life Hl,en you DO take from
me the means by which ! live.'
II that he true, you are a murderer
Of the deepest crime. Although cannot
help myself, before laying lifes burdens
down, shall strike blow-feeble though
It be-for the good OF my deserving Tel
low-men.
For the right against the wrong,
For the weak against the strong.
yours truly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

Highest temperature yesttrday..,.'.'. :, :,
Mean Temperature Yesterday. ::
Normal temperature for Jbne ........... ....... q
departure from normal fmperatutc.. "
Precipitation during past n lours..''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC
RICHMoND.

Petitions being circulated among tho
merchants looking TO fghting the DoEGot 10y.
Quiet prevailed on khe street car iines
yesterday and last rignt: some e!cte-
ment created by torP,does on me LICK .ta'si
Governor Montagu denies gmpnau.o3al. li.3 AZ
X having tslsph9nsd IL ,hf te bay of the
employee Man and dog Instantly hIlled
by lectricity-sonE notable local mar- mar
ringes yesterday-atate Board OF Eon. il,.
alton to meet to -dAy---Only one snow
given BY the JamB and Younger Mig Mlid
West: one Of theirInnmher under arrest r
for assault New faculty tor me me Flem- ssn
% dridge in rogreas-Corporati Com
mission still formulating rules---5tlTriKe lr
cases In the Police Court--Ger .5el
man officers cal OH Governor Mon, on,
taguc-Ba a rksdale pure electlon p!il
goes into effect to-day----T ousanos 20
be paid out In notwithstanding :, % OF
Education ommEsion---Georgee Y. En- ,tf
elected supsrjntetdent of the Laurel Re
ormatory--Johh NJ. King did not ap-
pear before Investigation Committse; re-
mort 10 be r,adeto the Council cil---Coionei
j. 3. Tree retired to-day----Chances loF
continued warm weather excellei,lll-I,--- =
Corporation Commission renders r, ie1 dsc's, to
Jon in a railroad case-.Flsid tTlats re, go 20
Date not yet set forysth launching OF
the Gaives,pn Sixth Street to be graded
-. Chesterfield county's sheriff and judge
favor asking for troops. I 70 project the
Passenger and Power Compan9's prop,
crty when cars are started--,Alayor ana
Police Commissioners OF Manches 70 con
slder the matter soor--spectal police
mite has been stolen from the Chester
{ieid Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

Yesterday was one OF the yarmest OF
The thhe l,inety ninety mark in the afternoon. For
to-day and tomorrow the prophets prom
Use iinclouded skies. with temperature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
VIRGINIA

FrederiGssburg goes wet by a large ma
Iiority--rie tramp painter deteGlye
leaves Blackstone and the liquor seilers
and gamblers breathe freer. but the cx.
citemenJ has not all died out---AA ! i sapi,
'1arium on a. large scale to be csta plisnsd
near Monti cs!lo-rl9 Iany weddings OF MOI
IN the state NJ ge----GsnGral Rosser sfss,.
stands bs. bis speech on Hooker Day q IN !,
Salem and afraid to give hirnseit up 70
The o.ities--Farmers' Club in han
over DISCUSSES local telephoness----,lBsap-
tist s;undsy. school Convention IN Essex
THE Declaration OF Independence as
Jeffhrsoni first vote It To- be read a, AZ
his tomb on the Fonrth--The pulp mn
at CovlpEton shut down as the. result
, proud OF the conduct Of her soldier boys
Mrs Bentley mistaken ,g for ,a,a an insane hIls
IHnd into the asylum BY. guards "hiie
her husband Is Rstting off the train he
sues for rdhmagcs----L Lynchburg 8 new wa
ter TuppiF clear tven after a lain. Tain..A 4,
romance hidden Ina marriage license IN
the clerks office at Norfolk---Presby-
terian Dr3hanage al Lynehburg TO be for-
inaliy opAned to-day--Former partners
in Norfolk quarrel and apear in the R Po-
lice Court ri-Strikers in Petersburg take
an optimistic view Of the situation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
Favors Strikers.

Manchester is. for the most part. in
favor Of the strikers. and It is feared
that trouble will arise when the cars
iput in their appearance. Expressions
salengs t!As @lille were freely IN Mani
chesterglast night. All classes of citizens
were seen by The Times Dispatch re-
porter, and while many of9them deploreds
tho situation and expressed hopes that no
trouble would arise, they also said that
they were afraid there would be serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS
THe ewEATHER.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June s.-Fore-
cast for wednesday and Thursday:
don: Thursday fair; light to fresh south
North carolina--Fair, CONTINUED. warm
Wednesday and Thursday; iigiE 10 fresh
lElnds mostly southwest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-01

sent to the Lexington
iy Judge Witt, with the
N not to discuss the
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

be the
OF his alleged friends began remarks about the general unde
Mariannaup which
Othelo 1t
If
Along of
nights the of the
bird be placed he had
fly only his direction had been bought
Farawayvl
the matinee idol should his dwelling and where
keep of sight
erected lines the
designs had been submitted oand tub the block
ab the front When Otlo busy planning additions
cellar
Tor BUNCH of without falling the being
the sidetrack the smokehouse
Meanwhile Mariana close imitation of
the
might have reached the conclusion Something
which hadn't been received Oho Marcon station
justified
est railroad bond The that had
the of his hopes his
ana had them
the elderly with the
wanted had
mature age OF twenty-five who spod red automobile did his
curl of
course whom Othlo
several days before When the gentleman arrived
and offenders holding
Doh nos OF the There
thelo to do but to hand his blessing and
in
OBSCURE corner Later he contracted
q TINS SAD tale OF the choice of wfefor sebut who
INSIST on oeing instructed will be pleased know that Otho
nat he who counts his chickens before
an incubator or sale after the returns all in
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

could b. bottled up and distributed strikes would be
robbed of their terrors.
Encouragement is the backbone of success.
Young married people should be taught that matr-
mony is perpetual alteration feast but may be
toned down to continuous admiration seance
There saving grace about politicians hot air
He generates much of it that he blows himself into
"innocuous desuetude" Il wonder if Mr. Cleveland n'
tended that for joke. It's OF the hnest)
If some people had had fathers they would never
have been able to live. (Mr Editor, that's no joke
Should private secretary be called kings jester
just plain. unmitgated ASST
# people will eat green Rersimmons they must not
mind the bitter taste left in their mouth
Their. are women that you hang until the drop
falls from the scaffod.
People who will rubberncck are sometimes rewarded
with black eye.
When thinks that his reputation will stand the
test of few lunches with his typewriter he should
shave his shoulder blades keep the angel outfit from
sprouting.
bird on platter worth cold bottle with live
Birdie" on the side.
It's cruel enough expect to worry his diges-
ton through the ravages and savages of dinner
without the added torture OF the toastmasters stunts
Some people should go through life labeled "An in
trouble call"
Providence takes care of fools and children except
when the motorman gets in his hne work
Some people dull that even triple gold plating
would not brighten them up
Some people lazy that it is even an effort for
them go sleep.
Matrirony is either special dspensation of Provi-
dence or the machination of the devil.
Don't shoot at the Kitty she is doing the best she can
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

theory to insure
drawing blank when should his hand
which he
search discovered
o
dicaton tractabiRty and due his Having
found the he about bending truly scientific
the home elderly lady of and
leaning the direction of afternoon and Angoras
elderly had disappointment
prsp her all
his works and the the who had succeeded
been
rotund Government Oheo
ouced her TO walk to his plans and tall into them
though call Mariana
the good fortune that cold for her and would
probably of
plans that Cupid
conocng for According sealed
vd with the elderly aforesaid Ohlo be the sole
of the training of youthful mind
for the the exalted
which she presently to be elevated s.
AS passed Othelo his
hairs and larger while Mariana occupied herself
the of the matinee
Othelo inclined doubt of his
called
how the list of the steadily
distribution
keepers and retired who ofciatc
way ne within trailing distance of that
aanna the other hand
s nome as place for sleeping eating breakfast and
DC reo that the outlook for patent safety match
OF sort calculated take history
But
ns through to the bitter end the interests of science
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

thOT Tau1diS
uarly germane the issue, will state % al In @ J %
that at the time meeting in question was Sonl'-
what shv ON that most commodities IL d
had no aching New 4orke IN l@Co ~ irnoa
But of motion was growing npa
en cheap for the reason tn G 4ac+ that Pnker
wise to the ia1 t@
Ton brave boaroeo the Tram WI"
NV trpstv six-shooer in the OF my store pants
putting the pulled INTO JelsS
when New
OF the perfect gentlemen nad seen % g rrvvsi
His kind and solemn Baptist preachers .L 1.,st bt
clothes and was not the easI
right and spoke to me the moment ne
,n
great surprise told him from Jen3n
County Mississippi he began ask about folks who 1--we IN tn Ign
borhood Somehow another didn't happen to renGnDe @ &
of his friends But when asked him ne knew
Cooe Cupepper he glad hear the old man was s' a ne
actually had o the from his
sticks when told my friend
Mr. Vanmorganbtta his namthat had nundTea
cold cash and going to put at bangup tavern
swept his face that almost made me @ as noun mao
spend month at his Ffttavenue home guest OF himself and e
During the journey the Hudson Mr. Vanorsanbe told me
steal things right pocket and that would have to be
awfuy careful whom associated with would get INTO heaP OF
1 got acquainted with of
When landed in New dark and Mr. Vanmo san6ilt
of the would be good idea for to dine at Broadway au-
rant and take in show before going to his home
the He didn't
that little Bit finally him allow
had never been introduced for
of him twentydoar bill buy the
Vanmorganbilt told me the
ticket seller had bill the drug
and that he would the change for between
grown n 1o9 e dies ns % sho ~Te T p e@ Gosh @ but % @ pk AT At u
danced and
Vanmorganb said go out for INV change
and ask the to introduce her after the performance was
perfectly willing.
He go out back felt for NV roll. /; had
out too To make touching he
the sidewalk who had dpossessed act
was over
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27
HOW TO SELECT
A WIFE
By Nicholas Memo

R. OTHELLO J. JONES was the
author of the theory that the matri-
monial business of the world is con-
Quoted in a very loose manner Men,
he would remark, insist on breaking
their own horses and automobiles,
writing their own historical novels
and training their own p-apevines. buf
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27
HECONFIDENCE
MAN
By Billy Burgundy

OUCHIN' on an appertainin' to
what is known in orderly and refined
circles as a confidence man, 1t De-
hooves me, l opine, to exude few
stanzas of derhetoricalized diction
anent the time it came my turn TO
stack up against one.
L. o-dar lat N NAV not aDDear as
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

'SSsSSSSSS -
r>%NEs
@ T1 think d;1i. bfsag;s 3: ;st+ Fate iIvoFs you
2 F1HHNSNENE That you're the that warns the
fl lSUEWhEE earth
III lSEHWNAk Nobody cares d.
81 : Don't think your place could be
Al Life's very much sham;
Sl If you'd step onc'd step in
Hl Nobody cares d. .--
hl And 50 the world goes whirling on.
Hi While singing Life's great psalm,
@l If you were gone 'twould still whirl
Sl Nobody cares d..
Eli When thinks herself clever its time to pray
81 tor the repose OF her soul
The condolences of married women make the bachelor
81 girl a possibility
It is strange how the newspapers tnd much that is
money.
It's wise bee that keeps of the politicians
Il
A woman is mans guardian angel or his devil fish
widow has past in cold storage
The eccentricities OF the good old summer time are
enough to make the weather vane.
i Death untangles the knotted threads of life.
]. What is the difference between maid widow or a
4 divorcee? Give it up? All unmarried The maid be-
it is not always her fault the widow because she
lett and guess the divorcee the unmarried
Il OF the bunch
The man in the honeymoon is full (Of happiness or
supposed to be-. The in the -thewane is
Il only quarter full.
Even if a does take for better worse
that's all bluff She expects would
III not have taken the horrid creature.
When M boasts that he has never made fool OF
\ himself just pray for him. he couldn't The job
taken out OF his hands when "he war BON dat way
The who is anxious get rid OF his wife
any price is always the first kick the fees and the
aimOny clause.
II When married boasts that he would marry
the best who lived if he single again
it is time for his wife to write his biography.
If the hot air that wasted during election times
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

but when it to selecting wife, which is usually
considered be or less important and permanent
proceeding they go blindolded the
open market and accept whatever the fates Brad
streets may aot. Matrimony must be taken seriously
he declared unless happens to live in South Da
kota Rhode Isa nd then it may be sent home ap
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-27

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-30
COL. MUST WEAR UNIFORM
Billy Morse, Immigrant Inspec-
tor, Will Wear the Purple
.&s and Fine Linen. !

F. Think Of Colonel Bogey :.Bulger; ct the
Queen of the Ballet, 'swathed IN a natty.
brass buttoned, blue uniform topped" by q
blue cap with patent leather visor! - The
colonel in private life, as al side line to
his business calling, chaperones crazy
people to the coast where they are
kicked off, in dignified manner by
Uncle Sam. According to instructions re-
ceived from Washington Colonel Bogey
Buiger, or William D. Morse. as he is
known in the treasury department books,
with other immigrant inspectors, will have
to wear uniforms while on duty. -. =
The colonel is sad to-day because to-
night he leaves for the east with detach-
ment Of persons destined for deportation,
and he must go without brass button
brightness. :. His tailors are unable to get
any part Of his uniform ready save the
trousers, ,ss<s3 : 9 ! =:
In the party will be three insane, Her
man Kalliomake, Finlander, from the
Fergus Falls state hospital; August Sep
pala from Fergus Falls and Clara Cohen,
q Jewess, from the Rochester hospital.
He will take also from New Tim Laura
Ellefson.' a. tuberculosis patient who ar
rived last July. and Cullick "A: Gyllock
from Warren. Two will so to New York
and three to Boston. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-30
, CLUB MEETINGS,


The regular meeting of zuhrah Ladies will be
held Friday afternoon in Masonic Temple.
A special meeting of IIarwood hive, No. %,
J.. O. T. NJ, will be held this evening, at the
home of Mrs Jones, 1925 Bl&isdell avenue
The Knockers will meet with Eugene Gryela
1706 Ninth avenue S. tonight Subject of de
bate, Resolved That capital punishment should
be abolished
The Louise Hollster w. c.. T. u will hold it,
regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening at
1:4o o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bryan, 1885
Franklin avenue. :. ~ ...l,- .
The Young Woman;s Missionary Society OF
Westminster church will have a thimble bee
Wednesday Afternoon at the home of Mrs. John c.
FAIRIES, F240O Bryant avenue: S. a',tT-
The last of the Lenten talks on mission work
will be given by Rev. Frank Du Moulin at the
Deaconess Home, 5S7 Fuller street, St.. Paul
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Western Avenue w. C. T. u will hold
mothers meeting: at the home of Mrs. Thonlp-
son, 311 Aldrfch avenue n, tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. NJ. Il. Clark will speak and after the pro
gram light refreshments will be served and q
social hour enjoyed.
The tenth annual meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the
Minneapolis presbytery vii be held in Oliver
Presbyterian church Thursday and Friday. DR.
Boyle Of ST.. Paul and Miss Hyson of New
Mexico will speak at the home meeting Thurs
day and Dr.. Bushnell land Mrs. Leck of Korea
will take part in the foreign program on Friday
The Kenilworth club met at the home Of Kari
and Bror Dahlberg of Twenty ninth avenue S last
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-30
old ELS ALUMNI.
They Will Meet President Hadley
at the Minneapolis Club
This Evening.
DR.. Hadley Talks Of the Purposes
,.@ and Aims of a College
Training.

A university IS Intended to create
scholars. It is not designed to make
either strong men or gentlemen. Such is
the mission of university training, &C
cording to DR.. Arthur T. Hadley, presi-
dent of Yale university, who Is In the
city to speak at the Yale alumni meeting
at the Minneapolis club this evening.
Like other college presidents that have
visited this city recently, DR.. Hadley re-
fleets as to his personality the reaction
against traditions Of the grave and VEN
cradle collegiate master. DR.. Hadley is
youthful in manner and somewhat efflo-
resent in costume. He wore a short
coated pepper and-salt suit this morning.
His necktie was green, his socks were
red, his oriental slippers yellow. His
pointed half gray beard displayed studio
twirl. his Rooseveltian smile shone boy
ishly. '5$.]' @
DR.. Hadley said that athletic practices
were improving and that the football
players life could no longer be classified
as extra hazardous.
Y GU see,' explained DR.. Hadley lightly,
u. don't know what our students are do
ing in athletics. Our faculty doesn't con-
Germ itself with muscular training. All we
do is to regulate the scholastic attain
ments OF the young men. We turn the
matter of athletics over to the students
and the graduates
The doctor said that critics were mis-
taken In alleging that the American col
lege student was rude. "Indeed,'' he
added, manners are improving among
the boys at our university But as a
school, Of manners no American university
can be comparedatnith Oxford. There the
students icoHTe, = in.i the : first place. from
families whereiih good breeding is both
prevalent and important, and the result
is reflected in the university training. Our
students at Yale do not always come from
families with such chara cteristics and our
training is, for mental developments"