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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
ANOTHER FINE LAD
VICTIM OF RIVER
George Wars. Aged Ia, Cot
Into a well" While In
Bathing.

George Joseph Wars. fourteen-year
old youth. was drowned in James River
Mt the foot of Twenty-second Street yes
to-day afternoon shortly after s o'clock.
His body was recovered an hour later and
viewed by Coroner Taylor, who pro-
nounced an inquest unnecessary. 1t being
evidently a case Of accidental drowning.
Young Wars who was employed at the
TrIeg Shlpyards during school vacation,
left work Yesterday Afternoon at O'Clock,
and In company with two smaller boys,
whose names are unknown, went In bath
Ing. In the river at the foot of Twenty
second Street crowds of boys take swims
every afternoon, but yesterday seemed to
have proven an exception, and when the
drowned youth and his two companions
reached the river there We're no others In
sisht. Young Wars could not swim. and
after wading out some distance from
shore sank into one OF the many wells
in the river. His cries for assistance We're
~ .ne sarad n'det by one of his companions who
anSaayored TO get him to the shore, but
samnd uben TOO late that he was unequal
~ ~. task TO save himself from like
t.te tha woud-be rescuer had to fight
away ava from the drowning hoy to save
himself
y,;ars Huep =, No 2SOo Church Hill Avenue
and "a bright intelligent youth,
The funeral arrangements have not as
~. "e s.an completed, but will be from the
yss,dsnns yss @ of Mr.. l.. j. Guvernator, No.
1925 West Cary street.;
M T,a lad was unusually bright. His fa-
49,. 80 mother were wrapped up in MIN,
ana and his his untimely death Is almost more
ahan they can bear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Trial of four men. charged with inciting
riot In Fulton and firing on a street car.
begun in Hastings Court; continues to-Gay
with much interest evident--Worst for
Chemical stock believed by flnanciers 70
be past; apprcciable rally yesterday with
better PROSPECTS for to-day; decline not
pary's finances--Brghl youth dro"nedd
In river--Governor Of Tennessee ailegea
10 have been robbed by Richmond Young
men at Buckrpe Beach----Captain fatte.
son believed to be nominated for sta,s
Senate by safe mAjority--- oecislon OIL
registrars of Fairfield District. Henllco.
10 have new registration before ptlInhts
causes CONSERVATION In County Som !nit.es '
Southeastern Tariff Association Sotteis,
10 work-Dr. J; n. upfhur rhla msntionesn agssi
for Arayor----Strke situation unchangen;
no disturbances last nightE-IEx,P3ert 3 s popl o.
mayer visits clty----Couplc In Fulton mar mar
ries at s o'clock In morninE---fwo lien,
rico men arrested for firing at car ana
held in Jail without bail---Opponents OF
primary system said TO be working to De
etroy II and often disregarding it--Re-
lIgious Herald fights for men WHO sup,
ported the Mann liquor law.Coionei
John s. Harwood spoken of for LleutenI
ant -Governor--Marshal Club case Is
Police Court--Assistant 10 orphanaGe
elected MANCHESTER----Mi Missions dls-
cussed yesterday in second days session
of the Middle District Associatlon' meet,
ing at Rainbrdge- Street Church---Wtil
known man badly hurt at the southern
thops---Wife OF Policeman Smith al
point of death---Lawn parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
JET NEAR TREE,
SAYS MRS. SOUTH
Sister OF Judge Hargis and
Aunt of Jett Testifles
in His Behalf.
fBy Associated Press.)

CYNTHIANA KY, August 6.-In the
Jett-White trial to-day the defense placed
Mrs, Lulu South. sister of Judge Har-
Es. on the witness stand. Her testi-
mony was contradictory of Miss Clark.
who testified for the Commonwealth last
Friday. Mrs. South corrohorated other
witnesses of the defense In placing Curtis
Jett near tree In the court yard. after
the firing of the first shot,
Judge James Hargis was placed on the
stand. He said he saw Even running
and Marcum fall, and saw Curtis Jett on
a street corner near a tree after the
shooting. Judge Harsis, In reply to
question as to why he stood by Jett his
nephew. when they did not speak to each
other. said Jett was not tried rlsht py
heinr brought to court by tifty soldiers
and 3 eating gun, On being pressed for
another reason HarGis stated that Jetts
mother. who was his elder sister, l>ld
aarad for him during the war when MS
IA ther had been chased away by Federal
soldiers, and that as an honest man he
now wanted to repay that debt with IN
terest-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
CHEMICAL TO RALLY
WITHOUT A DOUBT
Securities Will Advance as
Soon as Market Returns
to Normal Tone.
sn.c,al !, 10 me rrimes-Dtspatch.)

Especial to The eTimes-Dspatch)
NEW YORK. August 5-The relief Is
expressed in we'll Informed circles in Wall
Street, that there will be recovery In
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company Sc
curities as soon as the street begins TO ges
ba ok to its normal tone.
1t is pointed out that the company now
has practically monopoly of It's field,
and that the reasons for Its need Of money
now are perfecting its control OF the
market and the purchase OF new mate
rial to bring Its plants up to date. In the
present state of the market any concern
irving to borrow money, no matter for
what purpose and no matter how sound.
is considered fair prey by the bears. and
Virginia Carolina Chemical has proved no
exception to the rule.
When the annual statement OF the COM
pany appeared there was much criticism
of the small surplus left after the pay
ment OF dividends and fixed charges. A
little later 1t became known that the
company was trying to borrow money in
the open market During the past year
the company had made great improve
ments and extended its business very
largely. The earnings Of the company
were rema rkably god, but the necessities
arising from such large expenditures COM
PEELED It to raise money. When 1t became
known that the company needed money
the price OF It's securities began to
weaken.
It is generally believed the securities
will promptly respond to any general i'm
provement in the market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
GENERAL.

Panicky conditions prevail on Stock Ex-
change and new low records are estap-
ilshed: Carolina Chemical is in the slump,
but Impression prevails that II VIII rally
when the market assumes. normal condi-
tons again: explanation for the fall IN
prices Of the stock is that the company
Vas in the market to borrow money and
the bears therefqre took the stock 6; as tneT n,T
blows workmen from scaffolds on the
World Fair building and buries them
under debris; one man killed by tylng
timber and another probably fatally nSnh hurt; 4
len thousand dollars damage done 70
buildings William Hamilton, selt.con-
fessed assaulter of a child, is hung np hy
n mob despite the efforts of the sheriff
and the father Of the victim to save save Nan the
Pnne arose early and received the third
obedience Of the Cardinals fers soH AmhT ah,
colintry--Situatlon in Balkan peninsula
grows more serious and 4 ha e no 2pt inentan a
Of forces from tbs MsGsd9ha sistnrbes
section--Judge Hargis and his sister,
Mrs. South are the principal witnesses s II IN
the Jett- White trial at CYnthlana, hg'
Track at Saratoga was heavy IN mud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
VIRGINIA.

A. II. Grandy, proprietor o, the Virgin
ian Pilot, Norfolk, dies. suddenly.s
Judge Hanckle, OF Norfolk reyoKes tne
license OF bar-keeper under the Mann
lnw---An actress nearly drowned at VIZ
ginia Beach--Telegraph operator IN
Roanoke secretly marries pretty Young
w!dow----Governor's ball at jordan, Waile
Sulphur springs, a brilliant affa!r--A fne
first day crowd AT the Front Royal Horse
Sflo5r-Splendid racing and Dig croWd
al ait the Peninsniar Fair atTasley. Va
A twisting wir,ts.crrn demoltshes houses
In king William 3county---Baples whose
parents gre run into church by the storm.
lake the church ssT+ storm and Dr. MfTcef
surrenders the floor TO me com oinsu
forces--A tanglein Wytheyille over the
electric lightning franchise and an arresL
Norfolk and Western fireman goes 10
rleep on the track and his head g crushed ID
--Charles Alternately, who shot MS
nephew claims he did It In SELF defehse,-
DIR. Taylor. Of indianapolis, called to FIRST
Baptist Church. rshurg---Great en-
1husiasm al the Mosby reunion. az Cui-
peper and an eloquent speech by Cycione
Jim Marshall. splendid dinner served py
the ladies-Returns from senatorial pri-
mary indicate nomination OF captain
Carnn Patteson over Paul Petttt--Body
OF little girl drowned In rainstorm at at
Winchester has been found--The Dlstrict
Conference at Chester. opposition TO appil-
cation of Rev. James Duncan for reaomls-
sion TO the conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
TWO LARGE BANKS
MERGE THEIRBUSINES
fRY Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Aug. 5,--The plan for the
merger OF the Western National Bank Of
the United States ard the National Bank
Of Commerce in New York was ratified
to-day by the shareholders of the Ma
thorizes the increase Of the capital stock
Of the National Bank Of Commerce to
sa5 10000 by the issue OF 10000 additional
stock 125,oiO shares may be ,S'ed to ac-
ovire the assets and business Of the West
ern National Bank. and the residue is to
be offered to the shareholders OF the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce for subscription
at the price Of $40 a share.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
Boiler Exploded.

(By Associated Press,)
TUSCALOOSA, ALA, Aug. 5.--The boil
or of the Tuscaloosa. Light and Power
Company, exploded this evening" Instant
~ Killing Adolph Johnston and n john
e.ton, negroes. severely bruising Manager
McGhee and Engineer Crawford and
wrecking the plant. The city Is in dark
ness Tonight.
The boiler was carried two blocks, pass
Ing through three brick walls and land
Ing in a department store 800 feet away.
Several stores We're badly. damaged Loss.
80. 200; insurance, partial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
LOST HIS HEAD BY
SLEEPING ON TRACK
fsneclal to The Times, Dispatch. }

SUFFOLK, VA. August 6.-Cheese
walker, twenty-five years old. this morn
ing had his head ground to pieces on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad tracks
al Dwight, Va Walker was fireman
He lay down on the tracks to sleep. and
his head was RESTING on rail when a
train came along,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
BAND OF NEGROES TRY
TO OSERENADEPRESlDENT
Ry Associated Press.)

OYSTER BAY, l.. l.. Aug, BIN driv-
ing rainstorm this afternoon brass
band, composed of colored boys from the
jenkins Orphanage at Charleston, S, c..
marched from the village to Sycamore
Hill, about three miles, to serenade the
President and his family. The band did
Ing turned hack to Oyster Bay by the
secret service officer on duty,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
NORTH CAROLINA.

CAPTAIN Bryant NJ. Potter, commander
OF a Wilmington steamer. is mysteriously y
Davis. who killed his own guest with an
axe. saved his life by plea of insanity,
but gets a thrty-year sentence-ib i1
glars enter an office at Raleigh and get ~;
fries to swim a creek and is drowned,
4 new professor for the Agricultural ana
Mechanical College Seaboard MES eN-
ceptions against assessment for taxes by
C,orporatiOn Commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
WHITAKER WRIGHT
FURNISHED HEAVY BAIL
lBY Associated Press. J

LONDON, Aug, 6.-Whttaker Wright.
the promoter and director. Of the London
and Globe Corpora ton, Limited, was ar
today and remanded after formal evil
dence of his arrest had been taken.
THE prisoner was released on bail OF
900. of which he provided $4,000 and
fhrse sureties guaranteed the remaining
S12:1 OS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
SEVEN HUNDRED
PERSONS DROWNED
lRy Associated Press.l

tBy NSSUClttt1u css,J
BERLIN, August 5,-A dispa tch received
here says seven hundred SAFons were
drowned In the disastrous floods which
occurred at Chee-Foo. China, July 9th.
The bridges within the city and many
houses, with their occupants, were swept
away In the torrent. Two thousand OF
the inhabitants are left without means OF
subsistence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
MISS MARY JOHNSTON
is IN NEW ENGLAND

Especial to The Times -Dispatch,)
BOSTON, MASS. August 6.-Miss Mary
Johnston the Virginia novelist: her faith
err, Colonel John w. Johnston, and her
sisters, Miss Eloise Johnston and Miss
Eliza, beth Johnston; are all guests a. me ne
Point. Mass. Miss Johnston has plans for
another novel and is expected at Stock
bridge, Mass, in September, to continue
her literary work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
POWERS WARNED
Turkish Government Drafts Troops for
Disturbed Districts.

(By Associated Press)
CONsTANTINOPLE. August b-Tne
Porte has abandoned all idea Of with
drawing troops from Macedonia. and Is
now making vigorous preparations to
draft troops from the disturbed districts.
A circular note has been sent out warn
inE the Powers of the intention of the
Turkish Government. The note states
that the situation is very serious and
although 1t does not mention Bulgaria,
the document is regarded as menace to
the Bulgarian Government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
.BOYDTON STOCK
YARDS BURNED
fBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
LOUISVILLE, ky, Aug. 5.--Fire caused
by lightning this evening destroyeifdd yifd ,rns 1ns
adjoining Four hundred and fifty head
of sheep were burned. The loss is aoout
}950. 600 with insurance one half
Captain Eberhart Dilman ana FlpeMian
he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
VANDERBILT TURBINE
YACHT AT NEWPORT NEWS
lsnecIaI to The Tin,es-pispatch.

(SpeCIHI 10 7 TIE IIHles-IJlSpHtc7l.J 7
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Aug. 5.-W.
x. vanderbIlts swift turbine steam
Yacht Tarantula arrived here to-day
from London via Bermuda. The speedy
little ship was towed into Bermuda by
a steamship and then proceeded here
under her own steam. She will take on
sufficient coal to steam to New York
It is possible that Mr.. Vanderbilt will
join the yacht here before she sails for
New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
PHIL MAY, OF PUNCH
FAME is DEAD
INV Associated Press,)

LONDON, Aug. phil. May, the artist
and illustrator OF Punch, the Graphic and
Other periodicals, Is dead,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, AUG, 5.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
virginia-Fair Thursday and Friday;
varia BILE winds.
North Carolina-fair in west, showers In
east portion Thursday. Friday fair; yaria-
BILE winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

Highest temperature yesterday..........s 81
Lowest temperature yestcrday.,...,....se - -
Mean temperature yesterday..... ........... 20
Normal temperature for August...,.... 20 20
Departure from normal temperature.... ~ ~
Precipitation during past "A hours.....W W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

The weather In Richmond was the
wartnest of the week up TO that time. Inc
sun shone unclouded all day-a typical
August day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

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g efGbrItmer r.

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Ptitolen0ueQen riStirt."
.Yu6, i6 babe cine 4utomo6iltpett
fabrt mitgema6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

.-- s-. .-G....-.. J~.,s.
Trau @rna an ieinem 6olie unO tiiBt
inter 2a9en uno Meinen feline 8ans
gen.
n0u Qieber - 8uter - Gin3i9er
= o, murum 6ait 9u mir Ous Oer>
i6piegen?"
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pl0Bli9en S6nupfenanfau gu tGmz
pfen. Damn, naa uu8giebi9em Sc
brau6 Tires Sai6entu6es, beugt tie
fi6 3u Der peri6u6terten tIeinen Stiff
bera6 uno itreihelt ibr ieiDenpei4es
6aur, ba8 10 bIonb uno 10 lottg lit,
ME ous hires beritorbenen So6nes.
,&annit 9u Define 8roBmamd oenn
Elm biB6en Iieb baben, 8leine?"
,Sa. Q(6er nidt 10 lieb ME Ontel
8ern6arD. 0nfel 8ernbar0 lit Der all
Ier-auer-beite."
limb iie fIii6tete gu ihm. @ieuei4t
gum eriten MaIe in ibrem 2eben tief
beI6Gmt, rst6t 3onte Matbilbe Inn
bic 9unb.
sd CLAUDE beina6e, mein lieber
5err 9ottor, bus Sinh bat re4t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

Der @6riftIeiter Der Neus8rauns
fel1cr 3gitung t6eiIt in Der IeBten Nums
mer nit, buB Inn al ietnem 8eburt8s
tuqe neben dnberen 8eihenten audi
cine rieige S6eere nit folgenoer poes
tiiher Wiomung perehrt iporoen lei.
r1nTer'm Iiiben Rebtagt0r
Sci gepiiomet bieie SdOr;
9umit er ttpelt ii4 nit 70 fcbr,
SpG er lie brau6en etrpas mebr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

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nod picl better. - @nio: yNu5 biermit
] 0c76c6cn 1cin 1oQ. Ncnn ih ni6t 10
ii6cr mare, Den criten 9laB in ibrcm
6cr3cn gu bc6auptcn, t6 bate pabrz
6aftig cifcriij6tig auf Did nerocn
t0nncn. Sic Iicbt mid pirtlid ab8Otz
tiih, uno i) gcbc c5 i6r nit 9lct6er
Wiin3c 3uriid. 81 ifncr es mir audi
mun6mal fGQt, cine StunOe lpcnigz
items ftc6le ih mir bod tdgli6 fir lie
al. Grna bat qliidIi6erpciI c nod
ni6t5 gcmcrtt unb ih boffe, Dab c8
audi tiinFtig ni6t QcI6iebt; Oenn i'd
m06te ihr bic rnpermCibli6cn 4ufre>
Qun9cn germ %crIparcn". Wte fur
iorgli6? 0i6t pobr? 9ctn @atte 1T
bod Elm gutter Weni6. - ga ounn
fommcn nod Gin paar gIci6giltigc Sc
merfunqcn uno gum S6IuB: n6ifi ieBt
ii6 chen auf meincn S6ooB uno Derz
bictct mir futcgorii6, neitcr gu i6retz
ben. pa muB i6 po6l gc6ordcn, oenn
iiC bat mid idon gon3 uno gar 81 til
rem StIabcn 9cmdht. Sir 6cute al
10" u7n. g}un, 1T Dir Da5 8ctpcl5
genu9?"
sd bin oo8 ungliitIi6itc @cI60pf
ouF Der Wclt, Sante! InO i6 fam eS
ni6t iibcrlcbcn."
nuniinn! 0iQit On inn ctpa ben
@cfdlcn tbun, barun 3u iterbCn? Suz
nit or nu66cr feline iiiBc 6ift Dsirat6cn
fam? 9ic1c M}dnncr iinD gu alien
fG6iQ 6at ni6t audi mein So6n Ser
bert mir gum 3roB 10 Elm bcrgclaufcz
mes 8omptoirfrdulcin 9cbctrdtbet?
limb bat cr ii6 niht Dor i6r 81 @runoc
ri6tcn laTen? Ncin, mCin &tnD, bier
niro ni6t g%cItorbcn, IonOcrn es ptro
encrqiI6 Dd3pii6Cn %gCfu6rcn. Sd
min Dir 16on bcIfen. Dor aQcm
tommt CO boruuf an, gu erFobrcn, mer
bic7e iiiBc 6ift ci9entli6 lit, uno i3n
ouf frif6er 36ot gu crtoppcn; ba3u bin
i6 gctommen."
n@ber fparum bait 9u niht paul
bana9 gefrogt? Damn mjiroen mir &c
bod i6on tpiTen.
nOber audi ni6t. 9u Itebit POD
bah tie inter elmer 9etc iteden. 9etn
Better ma6t benz 6raucn3immcr To-
our @c76enfe. Gr pirbe mir natiire
iih mas pproeFluntert uno 0cincn
Munn iofort %9elparnt 9eparnt BADEN.
Damn bGtten Mrs nu6r16cinlif ME-
mails 6crou5oebrQ6t."
en- mil id Quf Der Gtcne 3ur 8crns
bor6 ing 8ureou fobrcn un6 i'm fra.
6pn. Gr nirb cs nibt iiber'5 Ser3
brinocn. midi 3u b%eliioen."
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f4nb er feline iunqc 7Sruu, bic cr an
Moroen Bel beftem Bo6licin bcrIaTen
: NIT elmer beFtioen Miqrdne ouf be.
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| t6iIoe, beren u~nterrpartcter Qnbitd t6l
nit etpus gcmiI6ten Gmpfinoungel
erfiiute, bamit beI4dftigt, tbr talt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21
Sbeurer g pa r.

81: rS9au' Der, nit tpeI4em gomp
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tpiro."
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bob bic Geididte 10 tbeuer pirb, bann
mar err fiaer ni1t qeitorbenL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

2brii6er 9i6ter: .0as 1T bod ge=
mein; nun Iaufe i9 it~unbenpeit berz
aus tns Jreie, I'm Dur6 ben frii6en
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m~ungsOplIen 8eot4t 81 befommen, uno
nun min mir abiOlut Der fumoie 8iirz
itelbuft, Den ib borbin bel einem
S6lGdterIaOen gero6en babe, ni4t
aus Der Naie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

@uf6cm Grer5ierpIo.b.
2eutnont; oHift' GrfI MiiIler
thrm Sic Sbre groBe g}oie 5ltriif
9Q5 lit ii6crbuupt fcine 9}ole, 0a5 ii
ifon mchr ein 8alfOn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

@igener S0eengang.
@idter: yIngeflogter, iito Sic
oerbeirntbet?"
yg1ee, Serr Rtdter, Die poar
Gdrammen an Der 9afe riibren BON
me- aroere &eilerei her"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-11-28

~'N
Cavalry
les Wen.
-ntrapped
Prisoner
Hundred
ZEN killed
\ OFF dead
tive days
ween the
|ral Leon.
S. Major
h cavalry
'es were
siet lake,
oros were
began at
Fennber II.
Flina Has.
had been
While en-
Rllowed to
| was grant.
ajor Scott
American
|ajor Scott
assen sue.
this unex.
ed to have
|ay.
a country
pcks. The
be country
which Has.
Rrters and
|Ioros were
sition was
American
wn and IN.
the Moros.
surrender.
went into
they were
leaving 70
rican force
retreating
| we're killed.
IN literally
ions. Gen.
|Rtions are
sion Of the
ed without
|,ral Wood
against a
are in the
No new
the result
Wood had
/ the Tween
one Of the
of Captain
two troops
and a de.
Major Scott
imposed Of
Seventeenth
plain D. ]
a troop o.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-11-28

At instead of ladies' Fast Black Fleece Hose l4c
of All Wool Black
At 1oc instead 5cBoy Cashmere black
At 2Ladies lined fast black
of
soles heels
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/ Died.

Rev. James
stor of the
a clergyman
nomination,
Rpoplexy at.
Of unusual
|vercome IN
in reaching
lead on the
Der, just as
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late George
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n Texas.
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LEVIED.

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|cked.

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ID here with
French BARK
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-17
"rnn POETRY or TnR ORANGE" /"

IT appeals 10 you, when the fruit
hangs ripe and sweet ON tho tree lari In
February, or early In March, Then the
blossoms break out, ana the ireea are
yellow with golden globes. and white
with orange iowcra. II may be- that
Il Hurry OF anaw has whltcnon the
mountain tops, and then YOU have an
artistic background for n tropical for
est The air Ii full Of Bunshine. and
heavy with the fragrance aa night
comes on. and then. II tho moon be
shining, YOU hear at midnight through
open windows. tho aong OF tho nookins
bird In tho scented grove. and u never
sccmed ~ melodioua before"
An experience ilkc thIa Ii possible amy
winter aud Il In worth journey oh n
thousand miles. while you can have II,
by taking the scenic Shanto route
throug the grand and picturesque Sta
kiyon aud Shasta mountains. TO neutn.
en- California, rompletc Information
about the trip, aud descriptive matter.
telling about California, may bo had
from any Southern Pacific agent. or w,
II Conan 0en. raaa, Agt \. y. Co.
Lines In Oregon. Portland. oregon,