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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
SHOT THE FLEEING NEGRO.


PETERsBURc. Va, July T.-On Tuesday
last an attempt was made by a negro 10
assault Mrs. 6. ". Thompson at her home
near Bellwood in Chesterfield county.
The negro was driven OF The sarne even
ing the same negro attacked two young
women near Centralis. a few miles out OF
Bellwood.
A negro answering his description was
found by a posse composed of Constables
Moore, Bate and Brown. Az soon al he
saw the constables lie sprang through a
window and ran away. Constable Bate
fire,l three shots at him and he fell mortaliy
wounded. dying shortly afterward He
gaze his name az Henry Small and saiti he
was from Jacksonville, Fla, and tina, he
had killed several men and was trying to
keep clear Of officers
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FREDERICK j. KI.NBALL DEAD.


PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-- Frederick j.
Kimball. president Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company. died this
morning at his home in THAN. near Radnor.
He had been III for several weeks. Ho
wac born in this city in 1874 With Charles
n. Clark. Mr.. kimball became interested
IN securing the pul chase of the old Atlantic,
Mississippi ard Ohio Railroad in 1881. which
was changed into the Norfolk ond Western
Railroad 80 that he was virtually respon-
cysdi, for the growth Of the territory In
Southwestern Virginia and the eastern
part OF West Virginia, where his railroad
fl Al entered.
ROANOKE, Va, July PA mass meeting
of Roanoke citizens was held tonight to
arrange for tribute Of respect to the late
President kimball, All tr0ins on the lire
will stop for ten minutes at the hour Of
His funeral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
MOTHER JONES'S ARMY SPLIT
MEN WOULDN'T WORK, 30 THEY
WERE SENT BACK NOME.



Missed Dim, Dat Causht . Coed Feed
Mother Jones and her army went 20 call
on Senator plhtt at the Oriental Hotel,
at Manhattan Beach, yesterday morning.
Rather to Mother Jones's chagrin, they
We're accompanied by an elephant from
the sO5 train for New York. Just before
Mother Jones arrived.
Although tlley did no, see the Senator
they were entertained in royal fashion at
the Oriental Hotel. and the whole army
had It's breakfast. Then the bulk Of the
army marched YEARLY back 20 Coney,
while he committee, consisting of Sweeney.
Alineensmith, Hanson and Diamond, went
70 Astoria 10 make arTan gsinents for more
meetings there.
The army betOOk itself 10 the beach TO
await Developments, Presently MI offer from
Mr.. Bostock to employ forty men for two
ava for advertising purposes in New York
was received. Mother Jones announced
the Offer 70 the army, and urged the men
10 accept, but the proposition was not re-
coive,l with enthusiasm. Tie army ap-
parently preferred the free entertainment
to work. Several offers Of work to help
pay expenses were refused by them on
Snlday.
Mother Jones' told the men that they
Should be willing TO undertake any honest
task to help pay the expenses Of the trip
and contribute to the general fund. but
they still failed 20 exhibit much warmth
Then Mother Jones dismissed half OF
her army. Twenty zone men we're taken
TO Newark and furnished with trolley car
fare thence back 20 Philadelphia All
who were retained were the coumitte
tine band, the three small boya and the
women. Mother Jones explained that they
had already done enough to create the
effect she Gesired
Yesterday evening the committee re-
turned from Astoria and Mother Jones
held meeting at the Brooklyn Labor
tyceun, 94l-057 Willoughby avenue, under
the Guspces Of the Social Democrats.
The remains OF the army did not accom-
pany her, but returned TO their headquar-
ters AZ a. Fast Fourth street, and the three
small boys were cared FOR II the private
house Of a Mrs. Smson at 10 st. Marks
place.
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oh'Ainasle from Electrical Supply Housoa o.
Edison Mfg. Co., Orange, N. j.,
I'D - ChAnnbe"S St. New I
ASK FOR ROORI.pr

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Mrs. minsiS~'s SOotning syrup Tor children
teevhin9 Soitens tha gums. reduces Inflammation.
allavS ,a'1 cures win c,r. diarrhna. Csc bottle.
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RUSSIA AND JAPAN .iGREES
Berlin Gets what Purports 10 he the Text
OF an Agreement.
Speech! Gable DeSoetch 10 The SON

Speelr! Gable DeyDGtch 10 The SON.
BERLIN, July 27,--What purports to be
the text o! the Russo-Japanese agreement.
which Is alleged to have been signed on
the occasion Of the visit to Toxic of Gen.
kouropatkin, Russian Minister Of War,
last month, il published here
The preamble declares that the parties
are actuGted y desire to avoid conflict
between their political and commercial
interests in Manchuria and Corea, to OBJ
serve cor, til relations in the future, and
also 10 promote their own interests with
out prejudicing those of other nations.
The agreement stipulates that Russia will
effect with all possible speed the second
phpse OF her evacuation of Mnnchuria, hut
that she will be allowed to maintain
policy OF force to protect the Oh nsse
Eastern Railway es we'll ss the legal
rights she has acquired there, without
however, threatening the Independence Of
China or prejud ci' q Japanese trade. Rus
sia has no objection to the opening OF
Fengtien, Yenkou and Tatangkong TO
foreign trade. agreeing that Japanese
consulates may be established at those
places
The system OF administration in Man
churia will remain unchanged for the pres
ent. The legal liberty and interests of the
Japanese will DO respected, The inmigra-
ton of Japanese into Manchuria within GER
tain limits will not be hindered.
Russia recognizes the development OF
Japanese influence in Corea. She acquies-
ces in japan obtaining a concession for the
Seoul-Jiju Railway. and the appointing of
a Japanese as FIRST adviser to the Corean
Crown She also recognizes the right of
the Japanese to the wood-cutting privilege
at Quelpart.
The agreement will be temporarily valid
pending it's final signature at St. Peters,
burg by Count Lamsdorf. Russian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and M. Kurino, Japa-
ueaa Minister To Russia.
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GapsrtOn--kylo.

BALriM0nI. Md. July ?7.-.nugh Capsr-
ton, who for twenty years has been living
in Baltimore, but who lived the early part
OF his life in Washington and New York. and
Matte Booth Kyle Of Virginia. o relative
OF the famous Taliaferro family of Gloucester
County. We're married this morning in tho
Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate
CONCEPTION by the rector, the Rev. Thomas
II. ODonoghue. Tho marriage was n sur-
prise TO their friends.
Mr.. Caperton Is u nephew OF the late United
States Senator Allen C0perton. who Was
also member of the Confederate States
SENATE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
rAE'GHT 4 FiGTN AT CONEy
Detective Says lie saw Deiilcr Sen,Iinx
Boya Int Crowds tn Pick POrkets

Detective James Reynolds Of the Coney
leland police station last night arrested
a man, who, he says, vas schooling two
siSteen-year-0ld boys in the art of pick
ing pockets. The man arrested told the
police he was John Dcitter OF 10 Forsyth
street. and INC boys. who we held a.
suspicious persons, said they were Harry
GieenEurg of les Monroe street and HarrS'
Cohen OF "A Essex street
According TO Reynolds. who says he
watched the trio during the entire after
noon, the man would point out 20 the boys
"a crowd congested enough TO warrant them
IN ningling in and plying their craft Wher
searched al the station house Deitter hsd
o. In change in one pocket. sl2 in another
and in another wonaD's gold watch.
OF dress
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KAISERS CONGRATULATIONS.
Pleased Over flanburg.Ameriean Line
Making Dover Port OF Call.

BERLIN, July 27.-Emperor William has
sent telegram to Herr BALM. director
general oil the Hamburg steam
ship line. expressing mis- gra, lfcation at
the satisfactory result of the test made
by the new steamship Prinz Sig,smund OF
the new pier at Dover. which viii hereafter
be used by the line as port of call.
The Kaiser says; with tho adoption
OF Dover as a port of call. wish conveyed
to me from English quarters has been
fulfilled This will certainly contribute
still further to develop and draw closer
the 80 many sided relations of the two
nations
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MAN LET'S HIS hat GO.
Stock Market Like Vest ertiay olornin@'s
Made Him Reckless.

When the Stock Exchange opened yes
terday the galleries we're crowded. The
tension OF the brokers on the floor was COM
municated TO the watching crowds. Trad
ing on weak opening had been under
way only ten minutes when the Hooley
failure was announced. and a roar went
up from the floor. The ability Of at least
four other houses 20 weather the day was
IN open question. The in.ensii y Of the
suspense outside the exchange was oddly
shown when an ambulance olattered down
Wall street The changing OF the unseen
gong reached the nerves Of hundreds who
rushed pell nell for tickers, telephones
and the exchange galleries to get the news
Of the second failure. As one little fat
man dashed out Of the Mills Building
toward the exchange Broad street gale
whisked his straw hat down the road. The
little man never turned his head to see
what b. clme Of his hat, but sped straight
on to hear the news. He was swearing
laboriously when messenger boy handed
the Ia. to him five minutes later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
SAT- ON WOULD-RE SUICIDE.
Three Cops Keep Wounded Barber Quieb
Till He's Patched Up.

Frederick Maggie. a barber of at Ninth
avenue, attempted suicide at his home
last evening by cutting his threat and
left wrist with a razor. He had been i'll
for a long time,
Several policemen and doctor answered
his wife's call for help. Maggie fought them
fercely, shouting that he wanted to die.
Three policemen finally sat on him while
his wounds were sewed up. He was then
taken to the Re- sevelt Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
CZERINOF-BECkETT.
Granddaughter Of the Late w. r. Lee
Nlarries an Austrian Count.
Special Cgole Despatch TO THE sun.

Special CGoIe Despatch 20 THE Sun.
LONDON, July 27.-Lucille Beckett, tho
granddaughter Of the late ". p. Lee Of
New York. was married at the Brompton
Oratory to-day to Count Otto Czerinof
of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy at Rome
Among those present were Ambassador
Choate, the Countess Of Warwick and the
members Of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy
in London. Among the presents received
was diamond head ornament from Mrs. }.
Pierpont Morgan
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M.AHER TO RIDE soon.
Injured Jockey Hopes 10 BE Well Enough
TO Guide Rock sand I'm the 81. L.eKer.
,SDrciM CatIs Despatch 20 Tns .irN.

"WVI" V"VRs UFsV'F'N ~ THE 'VN'
LONDON, July 2T.-Danny Msher, tho
American jockey. who recently met with
a serious automobile accident, hopes that
he will be able to ride prior to the Don
caster meeting, where he will guide Sir j.
Miilers colt Rock Sand in the IGce for the
st. Leger Stakes. Maher looks rmarR-
ably we'll considering how badly he wss
injured. He is now at Newmarket. bul
proposes TO take a holiday at the seaside,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
ONLY one SAILOR IN THE ROW.
Admiral Cotton Says the AFFAIR at Lisbon
Was OF No Consequence.

Special cable Desprteh 10 rHR Sun
LONDON, July 27,--Ihe correspondent of
THE Sun telsgraphed to Rear Admiral
Cotton. commanding the American squad
ron now at Lisbon. regarding the reports
from Madrid that sailors Of the squadron
had been involved in row with the police
Of Lisbon. Admiral Cotton replied:
"The affair was Of no consequence. One
sailor and one policeman were involved.
The matter was settled to the entire salts
faction OF the local authorities of Lisbon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
TROLLEY CAR HIT ny TRAIN.
M0tornan Likely to Die-One Passenger
and the Conductor slightly Hurt.

RAILWAY, v. j., July 27,-An open trolley
car ran down slight grade to the railroad
crossing at Woodbridge avenue this even
ing because the trolley's brakes were out
Of order. 1t was struck by a slowly moving
southb )und freight and was badly smashed.
ID. D. Callahan, the motorman, will prob
only die Of his injuries His shoulder
and both legs we're broken and he was hurt
Internally. Andrew Jacoby, one Of the
few passengers. and the conductor were
slightly injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
DENIES 1Hly WAR rs NEAR.


Special 4 DE Despa.ch 10 TEE sUN.
LONDON. July pa. Viscount Hayashi the
japanese Minister here, i'll All interview,
declares that the slar,nist reports regard
ing the relations between Russia and Japan
are baseless.
He says that Japan is in exactly the
same position as the other Powers in the
Far East, and has had no special Disagree
ment with Russia If she had such dis
agreement, it would doubtless 10 settled by
arbitration.
Japan is guarding her interests. and
Russia is guarding hers. In doing so both
are necessarily taking measures which
certain people interpret as PREPARING for
war
viscount H9yashi added at can be
stattd positively that there is no occasion
for alarm. War is very far of, Japan
would have to he greatly provoked before
she would think Of going 10 war with any
Power
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Mrs. Mary COxgroye Dead.

Mrs Mary Cosgrove, a widow, 50 years
old, who for many years devoted much of
her time to nursing invalids and answer
Ing sick calls sratuitously 10 dead In hAr
homo at 745 Avenue D, BayOnne. She
was known as Tho Mlnistering Angel TO
the Sick" She is survived by Four chill
drsn, one OF whom is Sister Rosa Maria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
STOPS WHEAT GOING TO JAPAN.
Russian Administrator ut Newchwanx
FUrbiis Expectation.
Special cabls Despatch to THE Suw

Special CH0Ts DfSpNrh 10 THE SC",
PEKIE, July 27.The Russian Admins
traitor at Newchwang has forbidden the
expo rtaticn Of wheat to japan, which has
been very active for a nc nth past, al
though the expectation Of grain from
Chinese ports is illegal.
Gen. nc ndratovich has been given the
command Of six armed trading boats
navigating the Lao River. This is con-
str,led as fresh proof Of Russia's intention
to retain Newchwang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
senator Lodge Arrives In London.

Special C0We DsJp0tch 10 TTn1 SVN.
LONDON, July Ex-senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. one Of the American Alaskan Bound
airy Commissioners. has arrived here.
He visited the American Embassy today.
and will arrange with Lord Alyerstone
during TIE next few days the details con-
corning the Alaskan tribunal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
). Rloen,lnEt.ale,s Sun,mcr Home burned.

KINGSTON, n. Y. July 27--The summer
home Of j, Bloomingoale OF Blooming ialo
Brothers, New York. at FIcsohmaur,
was destroyed by fire this morning at about
8 o'clock. The loss, which IL total, is es,!-
mated al $4,000 Carelpssness on the part
OF some young men who we're smoking
on the veranda last night is supposed to
have been the cause OF the fire. A the
building was in the heart of the cottage
district. prompt work by the Griffins Cor
ners fire department and the villagers pro-
vented serious fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
TO PLEAD FOR THE JEWS.
Bishop OF kishlnen Issues an Order 20 the
GlcrCymen.
Special Cable Despatch to TIRE st

9NtrIdI CabIs DcsD0fch 70 rnE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2-.-The Bishop of
kishineff, IA compliance with an order
from NJ. PobedonostcT, Plocurator General
of the Holy Synod, has instructed the
clergy in his diocese 10 exert their influence
10 eradicate religious hatred agninst the
Jews by sermons in the churches and acln.o-
nitions elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Americans We'd In London.

,prcim cable Despatch 10 THE sun
LONDON, July 27--Thomas Beccham Of
Utica. n. Y. and Miss Welles, daughter
of DIR. Stuart W.ll,s Of New York, wero
married at ST. Peters. Cranley Gardens,
West Brompson. this afternoon. AM
bassador Choatc was pre- ISN'T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
BELFAST WELCOMES KING.
An DfI,cial Address and an Enthusiastic
Popular Greeting.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THa Sun.

BELFAST, July 27.-Belfast was gor-
geously decorate to-day in honor of the
visit of King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
Their Majesties arrived from the residence
Of the Marquis Of Londonderry, In County
Down, this morning and were enthusiasts
tically received The streets were med
with l7OOo soldiers, sailors and police,
Replying to an address presented by the
Belfast Corporation. King Edward said
that he joined in the hope expressed in
the address that the people, while cherish
ing their own characteristics. might be
encouraged in friendly rivalry in The paths
of peace, which was the true source OF
national prosperity and imperial greatness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
ROLGH FIGHT IN ENGLAND.
Harlem Coffee Cooler" Disqualified On
Bout With Jack Palmer.

LONDON, July 21--JacE Palmer of New
castle and F"arls Craig, the Harlem Coffee
Cooler" fought fifteen round match at
Newcastle tonight. There was much foul
ing and clinching. in which Craig was the
wors, of" der. Once. when Palmer was
down, Craig knelt on his chest. The Amer
lean was disqualified in the twelfth round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
To Csoae Curard Agreement This Week.
'rrcioi Carts Despatch to TIE SUN.

7'''' NE7TF7 E'V'I'TIVIT
LONDON, July n. RI plying to question
by John Redmond, Irisl. Nationalist, in the
House OF Commons. this aftC rnoon, Gerald
Balrour. pr sid Mt Of the Beard of Trade,
said he thought the new agreement between
TIE Gun CTd Steamship Germany end the
Governm' mt would. be entered into this
week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
B DEAD N GLASGOW WRECK.
Engineer sends Excursion Train Head ON
Into station Platform.
Special Caol, Despatch 10 The srS

GLASGOW, july IA train bringing
holidRy makers from the Isle of Man into
ST. Fnoch's Station here this morning ran
into the station platform head on and two
cars were teescoped. Thirteen persons
were killed md fifteen seriously injured
OF the killed four were men. seven omen
and two children. IL is stated that the
engine driver mistook the length Of the
station platform. He has been arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Mcclure 10 for }. j. Beiden for Mayor or
Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. July Ell am for James j.
Belden on fusion ticket" said former
Mayor James X. Mcclure to-day. when
asked what candidate he wanted TO see
yet the Democratic nomination for Mayo
here ne 1t fail Mr.. Belden has a suite Of
rooms at the Vanderbilt Hotel and will
take IN active part in the campaign in the
fall, It Ia not thought that he will COR
cent to be a candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
New Aus,ro.HIungarran Finance Nnirlst er.
!Sprcsai CaoIs Despatch 70 THE SUN.

VIENNA, July 21.Baron Won Rajecz.
Austrian Minister 10 Greece. will succeed
Herr kallay IA Imperial Minister Of Finance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Church Gets Port. R,can Property

Special CabN bcSp4.ch % the srN.
SANJuAN.E Il, l. July 81 - IN" church prop
erty III Guayama, Arroyo and Salinas has
bttn DECIDED by the Councils TO the Catholic
Church, This is the first stop toward set
tling the differ. noes bc tween the Church
and the Municipalities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Mrs. Astor 70 Give BIG Hail ON Aus. 10,

NEWPORT. R. l., July 27.-Cards Tor the
first big ball OF tho season were sent out
to-day by Mrs. William Aston. IL In to he
the largest affair of the kind ever given
here by her. The invitations number 800
There will he two cotillons, one before and
one after the dinner, one to be led by Elisha
Dyer, Jr., and the other by Harry Lehr.
Mrs. Astor has brought from Europe some
expensive favors fer the ball. 1t will be
held on Monday evening. Aug. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
iGass for the Pope a, Ha,arc. .
Special Gable Despatch u Tng Sun,

Speeid1 (1o'e Ds'pHM ~ Ihs Nun
HAVANA. July 27.-A requiem mass was
celebrated in the Cathedral here to-day
in honor of Pope Leo. President Palma
and the foreign Minister'S we're present.
The Cuban Commissioners will go 10
Bahia Honda Thursday To survey the lands
to M used by the United States ~ coaling
station. D..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Unidentified Woman senseless ON an Annex
Boat,

A good-looking woman, apparently ~
years old. was found unconscious on a
Brooklyn annex boat which arrived in Jersey
City at Sis clock vest erday afternoon. She
rereined her senses up 60 a late hour last
night She is S feet inches tall and has
brown hair She wore q white shirtwaist
and black skirt. Nothing was found on
her by which abe could pe identified
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Attachment Against Italian Mayor.

The Sheriff has received an attachment
against Cslestino de Marco. who is said
to be the Mayor Of the town OF Mon
tella, Italy, FOR $1,000, in favor Of Daniel
r. Kendall and Noah Z. Rogers, AZ trustees
OF tho estate Of John l.. Rogers. on a bond
dated Juno q, 1895, to the Northern Improve
ment Company, which has b'en assigned
to tho above trustees. The attachment
was served on the Comptroller Of New
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
The Tyfold Collar

The picture shows how the
collar is cut out on each side
to allow for adjusting a neck
tie without springing the COL
lar open. The collar comes
close together in front. it keeps
the tie in place and you don't
see the cut-out part. Besides
the tie is retained just over the
button, which is also kept out Of sight.
Your summer comfort will be increased
Il YOU wear one, and you'll thank Us
for the STYLE. Dealers sell them.
C!ucu Brand. zse each
Arrow Brand, I;c each
Cluett. Peab ody & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
turkish Minister ar Marine Dead,

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIM SuN.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 27--Hassan Pasha.
the Turkish Minister Of Marine. IL dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Edison
Fan
Motor

outnts with battericsi
err independent VI .
lighting current. or
m v be used win the
current " ere nrsi'
able. Hall behring's
N he them nOiSclcSs
and the III 81 efficient.
In the sick rom.
home or once during
hoL Weathcrt.Icy