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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-16

he coming Of winter, for with the first
rable disease is famed into life and all
The nostrils are stopped up and the
secrstions only by continual hawking
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COAL COAL COAL
II you want your moneys worth
Ring Phone 1911.
GEO. W. SANBoRN. Agt.
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T. MILLwHm.


Of the miserable continue s. goes the
Il trouble and purifes and enrches
SIS
~ ~ ~A the blood, and so nvigorates and tones up
~ ~ ~ the that catching cold and con.
tracing Catarh likely occur.
~ ~ ~ Keep the blood In order and winter scoming
brings Of the dsc0mots Of Catanh.
let physicians help you get rid Of this
We make charge whatever for
nedca advice TMg SWIFT SPEcI7C CO.s ATLANTA a.
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CALL ON HIM.
Electrical fixtures.
Electrical wiring.
Electrical supplies.
Gas mantels guaranteed.
t3S Commercial street.
M. r. Hardssty Electrical Contractor
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volce FROM Arkansas.

Cleveland, Agk.. August ID fspsclail
- hearly every newspaper telIs n some
wondasfnl cure % sotne A0rm ~ Kidney
Disease BY the Great Anegiemn Rea~
edy, Dodd'a Kidney Pills. and this part
o. ASkanAaa "a not without Ia ehare AZ
svsdence shas no cmss II too deeply
rooted fcF nodd's Kidney Pills 10 enfe.
Mr.. A. y. Garlic. well knewn an5
highly respected hsrs, teils d hsn cHSs
sitter nearly q quarter Of a eentuEy's
suffering. Mr.. CaFliie aaya:
II want % let the public know what
] think 81 Dodd's kidney Ptlls.
bhink they are the bert remedy lcE
sick kidneys ever made.
~ had kidney Trouble for 2s years
and nevsE found anything that did mn
% much good ~ Dcdd'a Kidney pills.
| EseommaDd shem 10 III snGarsrs."
There In no uncertain sound about
Mr.. CArltls'a asatemenk, He knows
that Dodd's kidney Piila rescued him
from = lits 81 suffering and be wansa
the public 70 know Il. Dodd'a Kidney
Piila enFe All Kidney iila from BACK.
sehe 10 BFight's DISEASE.
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ooT reaRlaLE puNlsnMEMT.
Russias Port Arthur Squadron IL o.
msefalix@a.

Rnssia's Port Arthur Squadron 90 o.
morailxea.
chefoo. LII III said that the Russian
hattieship CEareyiteh suffered terrible
punishment IN the tight on Rhansnne
pTOmontory on August 10. lasting from
noon until evening The cxareEiteh
bore the bFunt 81 the aghtlnE until 4
O'Clock. when Admiral Withoeft Was
hlt BY d shell. which blew his body 10
pieces. only one uf his legR beins found
after the explosion Four OailceFa
standing near MIN were also killed
Altogether the Cxareyiteh lost as men
killed and As wounded
Az 4 o'clock Ia The afternoon Of Au-
gust II q Russian torpedo boat destroy
er. badly damaged. steamed slowly into
TEsngchon and half an hour later the
protected cruiser NoFik. slightly In
lured. entered port No dead were on
board either vessel They took coal
and departed N o'clock On the morn.
inE ~ August IL.
The batGleahip cKaregiich arrived al
TaiAErhou on the night Of August II,
steaming at the rate Of four knots an
hour aud burning immense quantities
Of coal TO make even that rate Of speed.
Her FnddeF shaft was broken. one gun
disabled, llfeboatA had been lost. hes
masss we're badly bent. her tunnels
we're s!aalea and her bridge had heau
twisted out OF position. the projectiie
holes above the water line we're cov
erred with make6hift shoppers IL wood
The same night. August II. the cruls
~ ARhold. With Is 81 her crew dead
and IL wounded. and one torpedo boai
destroyer attempted 10 enter Tsiug
chou. but weFe kept out BY a japanese
cruiser. whereupon they proceeded Il
wooanng The officers a. the Clare
witch are az the opinion that the Jap
anese vessels subsequently suffered se
vereiy in the Hghting. a. The pursui
lof the cEaFavitrh was maintained 60
q short time only. The decks Of III
baltleship were slippery with bloc
and the men on board were Amos
deaf as a result Of the concessions Q
arms.
Several japanese cruisers are report
ed to be OF shantunk yromontnry nea
the scene Of the fighting, while ghe d
Etroyers are watching the mouth Q
Tsingchen harh0r.
The Gsrman warehips al TainEeho
are the cruisers FlerRt Bismarck. Go
er. nanaa and Hertha. the eunboat
f.aohA and Tiger and two torpedo boa
deatroyera. They control the harbo
exit absolutely.
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~ Ioeaa applications AZ they cannot reaen In
diseased PORTION ~ the ear. There "A only 0us
way ~ esafa deafness, and kb@s Ia VI eonetifu.
1tpn@i remedies. Deafness IL caused by mn "a.
tanned egndAtt1m 81 the mucous lining ~ thk
EaaIMchann Tube, when this tube Is fnf3MEned
you haFe o rumbAing sound 0E Imperfect hear.
Ing and when IA IA eniirelY elnmaa. Deafness Il
the result and unless tbs Antamma&son can IL
taken out and thsa Enbe restored 10 t&a normal
0gadikA9ht hearing win be destroyed forever,
nine cases out ~ Ten Gre ea1asea IN Gaxnrrh
which IL n0Eh3nw but an unnamed condition N
the M Mn0mG wuE4aDeR
We will giwe One Hundred Dollars for any
Anse 0f Deafness geaEBed iii sat&Frha aha& eau.
mot W cured by nall's cAtnEFh Cure. send fol
cfEemamRMy free.
m, .. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. b.
Sold BY DxaEgtF1a Tsa
Halls FaznlSY Pi1le are the bebt.
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ssTokio. Aug. ls.--It IL reported that
The Port Arthur garrison has refused
10 surrender and is disinclined 10 send
out noncombaaants.
London. Ang. is.-AccordinR % the
correspondent Of che Daily Telegraph
&c Chsfoo, refugees arriving there
bring news Of = serious condition Of
affairs at Port Arthur. They say that
the japanese shells have iRnited light
era at the docks. which contained aup-
plies of coal. resulting ia terrific con
siak1 alton. Many OF the buildings
have been aamolined and the hospitals
ara crowded.
A Japan squadron is expected at
shanghai today. japan il determined.
IL Is stated, that che protected cruisers
AAkold and the torpedo boat 'GfOzovoi
shall leave port promptly or diAmantle.
A dispatch from vladvistok says the
cruisers Rosaia and Gromoloi. Of che
vladivoatok squadron. have returned
there.
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Wheat Prices
Going Upward

San Francisco, Aug. le.--Local mil.
ling concerns advanced prices for flour
30 oenta per barrel today, a. result Of
the continued rise in wheat, and the
market IL very strong.
Portland. Ore, Aug. 10. = Local
-four milling men advanced the price
of patents" rs cents today % keep
race with The rapid advances in tha
wheat market.
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The wife II the British ambassador
D Washington. Lady DuFand. has gel
AeF face against the rapid social life
{ many IN the women of the national
apitaL OF champagne drinking she
haa 4 special adherence. Lady Durand
ees not profess pFimneas. but she
links = little more dignity should be
observed IN diplomatic circles.
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TsIngchou The Russian dag has
been pulled down from the battleship
Czarevitch and the three cruisers
which took refuge here. The lowering
Of the coiors was done ia the presence
of the German governor.
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Phoenix. b. CA bloody tragedy
occurred IN the tenderloin district o.
this city, in which Joshua Bell killed
Annie Allen. the woman dying Ia half
an hour after the assault. Both were
eoiored and both hsd heen here but 4
Few days.
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Buenos AyFeas Paraguayau inguT-
gent vessels have passed AngoatmEa,
where they served out arms. Military
officers and deputies are escaping VI
Join the FevoIutionw The government
declares it, determination 10 suppress
the. revolutionary movement.
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Land Ii being purchased wsthtn mine
miles Of ChaFing Cross, London. for
the purpose Of making suburban GENE
teries at the rate OF 400 pounds per
acre
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Rheumatism Ia almost unknown In
Japan. The Japanese escape the NAL
ady TO q great degree BY avoiding the
excessive use OF alcohol and tobacco.
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American Mining congress. Portland.
August 22-27
Montana division A, q. HI. MlsaOuEa,
august 22.zB
Montana n 81 ID. grand lodge. Deer
Lodge. August z4.2B-
Montana state Federation Of Labor
Hamilton. August 70.
Northwestern washington Union Vet
Grams association. cheweiah. septem
Der 1916.
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The promoters 0f she irish Industrial
exhibition Of 1907 are getting on
They have gathered IL 100000 pounds
0f the 10000 pounds they aim a. be
fore beginning the building.
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There are 5s1 railway passenger sta
lions within IL miles 0f 81 Panl's. Lon
don.
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The Dublin corporation Is said to
have passed n resolution prohibiting
soldiers walking IN the main streets
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tits expected that Nova scOtia wIll
have COO, GOO barrels Of an apple crop
this year-l00 900 barrels more than
last year.
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I4eaduuarters " nemocraev.

New York Chairman Taggart will
open the headquarters or the national
democratic committee AZ No. West
Fourth street.
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SURRENDER.

Toxic. Ana. is.--7.-The eznFxwur's
oHer. 20 release thu noBoompbaaanta Al
Plrt Arthur coupled with a demand
EoF the surrender Of the fortress. was
delivered Tuesday. An answer is en-.
pected Wednesday.
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Mothers will and Mra. Winnlow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy 20 use
for their children during teething period.
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Pis0's Cure Il o remedy for eCuEha. colds
and consumption Try II P7cs 2b cents.
at dTuggista
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Mrs. Anderson, Jacksonville,
Fla, daughter Of Recorder Og
Deeds, West, who Witnessed her
signature to the following letter,
praises Lydia e pinkllamss
Vegetable Compound.
= pKAR Mrs.. PKMkaARl - Thera are
but few wives and mothers who have
not AT times emdnred ngonism and such
pain MS only women know, I wimh
such women knew the value 81 Lydia
H.. PfnIEhams@ Vegetable Conn
pound IL Ii q remaxASnbie medicine,
different I'm action from any ever
knew and thoroughly reliable.
h@we seen many canem where
women doctOred for years without per-
aancp& bnneA&. who were cured In leaB
than thrae months after taking yonr
Vegetable Compound, while others who
were ehrcnie and Sncurable came out
cured, happy, and In perfect health
after 9 thorough treatment with this
mAedicine. have never used &c myself
without gaining great benefit. A few
doses restores my strength and nppe-
lite, and tones up the entire system.
Your medicine hns been tried and
found trne. hence fully endorse IT. !"
- MIS-. H. A. ANDERSON. 2SS Washing
ton Et.. Jacksonville. Fla. - 5000 fsgelt
Besssnaf NJ atops tattay s1oafaR gsRskaRHs6s enss
est AZ nspaHnaG
No other medicine for women has
resolved such widespread and unquali-
aed endorsement. No other medicine
has sneh . record 81 curea Of female
Troubles. Refuse 10 bay any substitu1a.
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Crises are generally passed before
they are recognized.
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Lectures are generally enjoyed by
the lecturers.
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spokane Interstate fair. October 80
Rozenan. Mont. Interstate fair. An
gust 20. September .,
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There are 5000 lepera u The Trans
yaal
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Eye@ tA@ n@e ng ewmmty aF shAFtw was moxmlw
@4tet@0 Msth lMEMas aw&ah ha&sa MaF fmea and
9saY. ~ @Qon ~ ah@E wp@Ad heal ~ hM pna Dimem
kt@S 9aAs& 3F@&& @nM In mm0&h@9 Da*e Gf fAm body,
Assa tHl@ epnE 9w@d tgF Zen YEAR,. tRaea every
tA1nW eoMt6 hear % ~ sat naAtag. bus aethimG
ata aA@ sag @oods had satiftsls faaeh In q, o. B.
aa8nE M4e R@od wAaa began 81 hnA AFTER taking
" FaF eh0rt whale the e0tam hsgan 90 a8aaepeaE.
AseEtamnma on vita shs wsdtetnas eahtHR akM has-
lisa A@a all tns bGtta sntaFAiE atAaRRNaE@A- 1--WE
E@aEa have ELAPSED STAGE Ehas stmMs and have
R9FsF haWm h9shRFe& since. shewtn9 thae She cmra
w@@ RARmmnmat- hAa ae&s tbtFsY or forty ~
He9 B@aG RatnEal bella ever Aa1s ana 20 ~
entirely rid ~ eham ~ waaF great paFsaas,
yea HENRY &KMM.
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ing lis richness, purity and
strength The time 10 euEe
a boil Is before il dcvcl-
ops. when II u In 4 state
of incuhStioa Of formation
in the blood ; for hoiIs arc.
after all, only the isRpuri-
ties and poisons hubtling
up through this skin. and
this will continue In spite
of poaitieing and iancing
sill tho blood gpla rid Of
is accumulated poison.
The way 20 stop boils i
20 attack them III the blood,
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causing the ntenses pain and greatest danger y the already weak
dehaed sufferer MI skin eFupion
banee the spitefu little eabo caused te
only 80 avoid permanently rid of them parity
BALD the deerorated polluted blood hnor
and peson and nothing win DO thia quickly and thoroughly
= - s. which II tho acknowledged kn Of purifiers great
s Of all tones Where the blood has become
aud thin medicine promptly building
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3 TOLLS
PYRAMIDS OF PAIN

condition. or that u haa grown too weak and slug.
gish to throw of the bodily impuritica, which
then concentrate ~ some sPot, and q carbunrlr
at boil il the result. To one already enfeebled
by disease. boils seem 10 come with more frequency
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and this - what =. s, =. a.
blood has been thoroughly
bid. impure matter. II yos
ahAi produced them last sea
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put your blood and systeu 10 good
.@@ J. ]. !: : !: !.
- order the chance o going
without boiis or other painful and irEi-
antccd purely vegetable and be
eaken with perfect safety By old nd
young and without constitution
mild and pleasant in m for hos and
Kindred epous Write yo would like medical advice other
Information. EE stsHf spEcHse cO.. ATLANTA 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
CHARTERS GRANTED.
Large Number Of New Firms
Are incorporated.

10
The following charters have been grant
cd by the Corporation Commissions: "a
Bank Of Brookncal dncorporated),
Brookneal z. r. Monroe, president As
pcnwall, Va; y. ]: Waltliall vice presi-
cashier. South Boston Va. Capital stock,
So 600. Objects: To conduct q general
banking business.
Building and supply Corporation, lIar-
rlsonburg. j. S. IIeatwolc president
duct a general contracting and bu!ldinS
business.
The United Order Of Mutual Relief As
ISOLATION and Courts of Find!cation On
Hewitt, president Bedford city, Va; Al.
S. Majors, secretary, Bedford city. VI.
Capital stock, 10000 Objects: 10 con-
duct an Industrial business social assoc
citation, etc.
The Southern Land and Cattle Company
dncorporated) South Boston. ". d Hill,
president, South Boston3 Va; \. f. Gill
bert, secretary, South Boston, Va; j. j..
lawson, treasurer. south Boston, va.
and sell farm lands and other real estate.
TO buy, raise and sell cattle sheep, hogs
ana other live stock
Reliance Company dncorporatcd), Roam
oks Va Edward Hughes, president.
Roanoke Va; Walter s. Saunders Vice
president Roanoke, Va: James +. Lee,
secretary and treasurer. Roanoke, va.
Capital stock, $500 Objects: 10 buy
and sell real estate, to deal In oil coal
general lumber business.
Dew Drops Of Lily Association OF Rich
nlond. Va. dncorporated), Richmond. va.
George Washington, president Richmond,
mond, Va: Richard Nelson. secretary,
Richmond Va; William Noel, treasurer.
Richmond, Va, Objects: 70 conduct a
charitable and fratcrnal association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
DR. HAWTH0RNE'S
VIVID WARMING
Closes the Last Of Series in
His Sermon on
Sunday.
|" PURITY AND so i.
This Nt,st he the Basis of a
This Must be the Basis of a
Christian ,ifc-Respon-
sibility Of Man.

| DR.. ]. b. Hawthorne, pastor Of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church, preached Sunday
q powerful sermon based OH the sayings
of Christ on the mount. This was the
last Of a series, which Dr., Hawthorne is
preparing to publish in book form.
The subject Of the discourse was The
| Two Toundations-Thc True and tho
| False" DR.. Hawthorne entered upon 4
discussion of tho final words Oh the
mount, saying that they contained the
very quintesccnce Of divine revelation.
| He said that the thought to which Christ
gave the sublimest emphasis was purity,
and sodity of Observation-Disclosures based
upon those great laws Of the moral uni
verse which he had proclaimed In his
preaching and illustrated in his life.
Christ was utterly intoierant of sham and
prctcnse; there could be no Ihal1saism.
life must be based on truthfuincss and
sincerity Df thought AS in inc physical.
world SO III the moral world laws are
based on facts, and as such they must
be reckonctl with. There is not a mere
basis OF idcality In the Christian life: II
Is based on reality, which requires ma
terinl and spiritual development on mans
part. 1t is not enough for man to merely
lllnk llllL uc rs IlSut. e 0illCcliLSa Sahi'Os
change tho unnlterablc law Of fact. There
is nothing moro fn.sc and hurtfnl to the
world than the saying. 1t matters not
what Il man helievesJlf lc Is sincere.
at is that misch:evous lie that Jesus
dynamites in his sermon on the mount
Picture of the Builders.
DR.. Hawthorne went on to give u pic
turo Of the two buiders-.the one who
built OH, q foundation Of sand and the
one who built on a foundation Of rock
He draws the obvious moral from This,
and shows that the Christian life is not
built on the surface, hut that the man
who wishes to live Christian must delve
deep down to find the rock Of the living
faith Life must be built on action ana
obedience We must be doors of the word.
and to be this We must follow with faith
and obedience the divine law Hearing
alone will not savo man; it is the doing
OF the divine will as found in the inspired
book that forms the miracle of salvation.
And without following the divine law
man will be like the builder who founded
his house on the shifting sands. Every
man is his own architect. and on MN
alono rests the responsibility Of his life,
whether it shall be swept away By q
great storm Of temptation or wea thcr the
temptcst and glide into the haven OF
eternal rest. DR.. Hawthorne closes with
a terrible and vivid picture of death, the
passing away OF the lost soul, and asks
what obsequies shall be held over the
soul that goes down to eternal doom
And the moral is build ones life Oh the.
foundation Of the living faith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
til street, Dr.. Russell Cecil in the

=. 3 . b. IL . f.
Rev. DR.. "A. T. Philips superintendent
of the Sunday school work of the South
crn Presbyterian Church. appeared after
long absence in visiting various synods
and churches in the South, and was cor
daily welcomed, a communication was
received from Rev. DIR. II. Fl. ltawcs. eX-
pressing his high appreciation of the APP
pointment to suburban, cvangefistic work,
lately conferred upon him; and his deep
regret that he was constrained by his
health and age to decline it.. He hoped
the committee would be able TO secure Il
younger and more active man. Steps
We're taken towards securing the services
of Rev. j. G. Vass and Rev. w. FL. Shep-
pard, returned missionaries from the
Congo Free State, to deliver missionary
addresses in this city. Tho Committee on
Daily Prayer-meeting was continued,
with the recommendation that these meet
ings follow the week Of prayer in jan
Uary.
Rev. DR.. Smith reported the extreme III
ness of Rev. DR.. L. p. Palmer of Har-
risonburg, Va. who is suffering from tile
effects of a fall; and that Rev. Dr. Thee
J.. Fps, of Blackstone, Va. is confined TO
his home by sickness. 1t was resolved
that the subject Of protracted service III
which all the churches shall unite, be
considered next Monday morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
TO BE A REAL CHASE.
Live Foxes Furnish Sport for
Meets Thursday and Saturday.

The Deep Run Hunt Club has secured
n live fox for lis meet on THANKSGIVING
Day. and In order that every one riding
may be at home In tima TO attend the
Virginia-Carolina football game, the
muster Of fox hounds has decided to hold
The meet at 10 O'Clock, instead of II.
an originally announced. The place Of
the meet has also been changed from
tho Reservoir to the kennels. Tho pri-
vite pack OF hounds, belonging to Mr..
Beaitie. VII run with the Deep Run
hounds on this day. and altogether de-
lightful morning IN expected,
The club has also secured n live fox
for the run on Saturday. November 10Th,
and has advanced the hour Of Tint meet
from 4 10 z o'nlock, he place being as
announced on iiic cards sent out early
| IN the present month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE.
St. Cecilia's Club Gives Credi.
table Entertainment.

The members of ST. Cccilia's Club met
Friday afternoon at ST. Mary's Bencdic-
tine Academy. where they had most
delightful musicale. The selections were
rendered with much success and reflect
credit on tho teachers Of the institute.
After the business "as transacted. re-
Treatments were served, and the club adj
jouraed- TO meet again in December
The programme was as follows:
The Sailor Boys Dream" w. Lee
Hacks Miss Mary Ruth.
"n thc Twilight" Miss Marie Sodna.
Duot--"The Carol Cave Miss Garry
Bragg and Miss Ruth Eubank.
AS Pants the Hart vocal colo. adapt
ed TO 1Iandel.s Larga, with violin obliga,o.
Misses Annie Kahn. Mamie Keck and
Theresa Dlppner.
.Rcnding" Miss Daisy Smith,
'Rondp CamicoGnso'' (Nlcndelssohn5,
Miss Rose f,ahen.
II Amo1one" (Mazurka,. II, Goldbcck.
! Miss Mary Gardener.
Selection (ylolin). Miss Mamie Kccls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
FEDERAL COURT.
One Case Argued, Another Post,
noned Until February Term.

The United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals reconvened yesterday morning at
10 o clock, with Circuit Judge Pritchard
and District Judges Blxl@ley and Waddill
on the bench.
Only one case was arsued-No. 5i5, +.
lI<ell, appellant, VS.. w. f. Trenchard ct
al, appellees; from Circuit Court at ta-
leigh, N. G, Argued by II. II. Little, OF
Norfolk. Va.,sand T. II. Busbce,5o OF Ra-
leigh, N. Il c.. for. the appellants. and by
James e. Shepherd. OF Raleigh ~ c.,
and Calvert &. Peebles, of Jackson, N. c.,
for the appellee.
Mr.. Calvert III. PEBBLES. OF Jackson
N. c.. was admitted to practice in this
court. 4{ II
The case Of ]. Edward Hunt, plaintiff
in error, vs. Charles McNnmee. defendant
In error; III error to the Circuit Court at
HAshevil!e, N. c., which was set for hear
ing to-day, has, on stipulation Of col,n-
sci, been continued until the February '' ly
term.
2% Court adjourned. until this morning at
10 O'clock, t5s.ieir tFS * lei