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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
TOOK THE STEAMER J; 1 : !! 1 {: B I
japanese I'll eets $Go sIntoy;ss,G he Foo
and Make Gaptiiirs Disre-
gartling ME- cites
IA. RS ~ e 4 !, y ~ Y
DIV A ssocfa t ed Press, J I,

(Isy Associated Press (: IL
x syvAsIII NGToM, d. c. I, Y August 10. The
1State Department to ID yS received the
following telegram: AS s.8ss1
Che FOO. August 19, 1907.
This morning seven ia paliese I destroy.
site the entrance t hey met an unknown
steamer entering and took possession OF
her There are two cruisers goutsid de.
81 The dispatch is SO worded {$as to leave
In doubt ono Of the most important
points connected swithsthe seizure. namely,
and whether without or within the three
mile Slimit. The Impression here is that
the seizure took place within the Chinese
territorial ers.
81 The incident Is regarded ms an evidence
sof the determination OF the Japanese ma
val officers to disregard niceties In deal
Ing with this question Of Chinese neu-
trality. Coupled with the reported re-
filsaI of4sthe japanese government to re-
lease the Ryeshitelni, also seized in Che
Foo harbor 1T Is thought that the seizure
Indicates that while the Japanese. may
port 81 Shanghai they will
not hesitate to attack and cut out any.
Russian ships that lie in Che Foo harbor,
provided they are not dismantled to the
absolute satisfaction Of the y panese ma
val officers. u 3iI3 fTs4 VA,
y Some apprehension has IDeen expressed
in other capitals that these apparent
breaches Of Chinese neutrality by Japan
may extend to the land operations of The
hostile army. This feeling is not shared
In Wa shingt on, and al though the officials
will not max q pub lie the sources OF their
information on this point, there Is reason
to believe;that5the have been assured by
both. Japan and Russia that there will be
no extension q the war field beyond Man
Ichuria, and, perhaps. Korea, which consti-
tuted the original theatre. siss'25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Three Brothers in Trouble.

n Leroy, Mcclellan and Louis Eubank,
who live on North Seventeenth Street
were arrested last mig oil the charge Il
Being disorderly and fighting I'd The police
we're looking for " the sf o,,rth IL rother,S
who got away be- fore hey arrived NV hen
they were brought to the sta lion, Y Leroy
became very ohstreperous, objecting to
being searched, and to having a bottle
of whiskcy taken from him. He was
quickly disposed of by being locked up.
The arrest seemed to have brought the
other two. evidently younger. to their
senses, and they were very peacea BILE. 335g
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=
81 ammunition and provisions there.
spl1ile AZ is realized that the Japanes $ 2
probably outnumber lie defenders nc , s'x
5for seven fold, The great strength OF the
Is believed Will 90 musIl
Is make Up for the dlspafit II, numbers -
" Upon one point there 10 absolute ana y.
unity here, namely that tf tho Siore lai,s
Ana .Japanese. On this point the adj
I. tnIraity's Instructions are OF the most
irnneratlvo character. Vice Admiral
Prince soukton,sky has been ordered,
should the come, to saily forth ZOE .,F
deata, struggle. and there is no cues
lion here that these Instructions MI ", "a
carried out botli3in letter and spirit, .nus
Sif, for any ason, n final sofue p p ~
Z strov his ghipsa and to make certain TINT
their wreckage shall be absolutely NJ
y tAtsf,.a "a tle.5 VI ~
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.i9Jt ". N
NEXT GA. R. iEyCAM.PM''l.E NE. " 81
BE HELD AT GET:TiYSBUR
(By1 Associated Press.l

y 4iagl 13 lBy AssocIated Press.l u III {,
BOSTON, August 49, AT the snnual
convention of the National Sons Of Vet
Grams. William i. Dustin, Of Dwight
ILL.,. was elected 3commanler-in chief by
4acclamation.I was voted & to hold the
next convention at Gettysburg. Pa.
Negro veterans Of the g, RI, repre-
sentlng the departments Of Mississippi
and Louisiana, to-day placed wreaths Of
laurel on the Robert Gould Shaw tablet
opposite the. State house on Y VI Beacon
Street. Elsassiil. 5la !. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
"A Gunboat Sunk.
NV Associated Press.) Y

TOXIC, Aug IA Russian eunboat
of the Otyajn type struck mine and
sank oft Iaoti prolnontory the extreme
southern point OF Kwang Tung PENN
srIa, on which Port Arthur is situated.
al o'clock on Tuesday night.
The Qtyajin is an armored gunboat Of
1850 tons displacement, launched il3ls9a:,
and carries one a-inch gun, one G-inch
Gun and len auick-firlng guns She has
Iwo torpedo tubes, has speed of. IS
knots and carries crew OF III men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
mo RIGHT TO
HOUSE MEN 4: J. I
Incorporation Counsel Toln1an So
Rules With Reference to
the Packers.
STRIKERS HAD BEEF 10 I }. EAT 4 j
Caught and Butchered -Four OF
the Eleven That Got Away.
Golden Found Not Guilty.
(1,y Associated press.l .

(l3y ASSOClAlcu
+ CHICAGO, August 10. Corporation
Counsel Holman has given to. Mayor
Harrison an opinion declaring tho
packers at the stock-yards have! no legal
right to house men In their ii packing
houses. 5 siiSs
The opinion was given IN response to-
the quest Of the Mayor, who,l!'w,as In
formed by the Chicago Federation Of OF.
Labor that the packers We're boarding dill
men contrary to the law. The opinion
Of Corporation Counsel Tolman ~ eclares
that the packers are not violating any
provision OF the ordinance regulating
lodging houses, for the reason that they
are not letting lodgings for hire Inc e.
opinion does hold however, that the reg
iulations calling for fire escapes and exits
in buildings where large numbers OF PEG.
pie arc housed, have not been conflplle co
with and suggests that tho packers pc
given a period Of three days to commence l,I
tho alterations In their buildings or 70
find new quarters for the, men. .ll
The Mayor, after receiving The opinion.
sent I'll to Clicf,.of Police Q Neil, With
instructions & to see that the packers
fobeyed the law. y N III
Golden Not Guilty.
George Golden, tho head Of the strik :.
Ing paclsjng-house teamsters. was found Nl
not guilty Of disorderly conduct TINS al
te,rnoon by jury in the court of$Justice
quinn. S &; y q Is
A Police + Inspect tor Hunt preferred IRE !
charges against G Golden for ordering Q.
tearlste who was hauling q load OF meat
to- take 1t back to the place where I he
procured IT.. The point of the case was vas
whether or not Golden had threatened
the teamsterSinE giving his order, md the
Jury after being A out for an hour and
ten q minutes decided that IL Golden was
not guilty. S5s Il 3S N #SS
a Lively Steer Hunt.
4 IA cking-horse employees and ~ hungry
strikers view with each other lin a steer5
hunt that extended ughout8 the night
following the riot precipitated by the
appearance of eleven rurawa W beeHes
from Morris & Co.'S plant in the district.
west Of the stock-yards last & evening, To--ss
ciay tho carcasses Of four were accounted
for, Little beyond the hoofs and horns
remained to tell the s tory. and there wa s.
an ample supply in many a home me TO to
which such a luxury has long been
stranger {sf ~ E. a5
Tie fate OF five of the remainder is
still I'M doubt. as only TWO have i been
rounded up and driven ba elk to the Yards.
Scouting parties representing both the;
big packing firm and the hungry throns
that battled with the Fnolic secured the
prairies south and west OF tie ards all
night, and when the latter located It's
prey the creature was So in and disa p
peared as though by mag fc~ Tse herd
was va ued $ats upwards of 81 COO
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Important Position Retaken.l

CBy Associated Press. Il n
= CHE FOO. August 80 oon)-C Chinese
Who have arrived here from Port a thur5
declare that the Japanese position Ut
2Paiug Chang. from which hey. poured
Ia heavy fire into Port. Arthur and the
inner forts has been retaken, the be-.
ssegers retiring to shushiyen 5
"a The German authorities at Tsintau.
have sent guard of 100 men TO n point
fifteen miles east Of that place for the,
purpose of frustrating an expected at
tempt on the part of the Japanese TO
erect a. wireless telegraph station.
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Heavy Rains in Manchuria.
fBy Associated Press,)

(By Associated PressJ
GENERAL. KUROIS1'S IIEADQuAR-
TIERS IN THE HNIcLD. August 17-yia
Fusan. Korea, August 19.--This section Of
Manchuria is at present experiencing the
heaviest rains Of the season. The strong
9ownpours Of the past week have flooded
the valleys and turned brooks into rivers.
The water quickly disappears, however,
before few days of sunshine
Ii With the exception of meetings between
outrosts, there have been no hostilities
recantiy ~ s& tas4
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Sugar Cane Growers Conven-

(By AssocIated 9Press1
SAVAN MAIL f Ca Aug. l9.---.C Capt ain
ID. a. Purse president Of the Interstate
s,ugarcane Growers Associa tion,s under
Instructions Of the Executive Committee:
OF that body,8h has accepted the invitation
OF the State Department of Agriculture
and the Commercial and Indus nal AS s.
ISOLATION Of Montgomery, Ala, to hold
.tleir& third annual convention In font
.Eomery In January, 1905, the day to i be
named later The first convention was
held IN Macon. ca in May, 1909, and the
second In Jacksonville last May. :, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Russia Apprehensive.

AZ (3y6 Associated Press. a 4
q NEW YORK. August 19t1-A cablegram
from Paris says ,stc st. Petersburg
Of the Echo do Paris re-.
ports that the newspapers there no Ions
ger attempt to disguise the gravity of
$the situation at Port Arthur. Public
anxiety is such that 1t has been arranged
to make the baptism of the Czarevtch,
which il set for next Tuesday, an ex-
fceedingly quiet function, owing to the
fear that the fall Of Pert Arthur may
occur the same day. }
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The Pallada Returns.

~ ny 2tklIDCJdIt1 1iTUsn,J sIE-77 ~
q ST IIyTERSBIfItl, Aug, l9--S;23 T.
M.--The admiralty to-day received ohi,,
$cial information that Vice Admiral Prince
OuktoInsky's five hattieships and the
protected cruiser Pallat1ia are at Port
Arthur. A telegram received here from
the Russian consul at Che Foo does not
mention whether the vessels are dam
aged and rnakea no reference TO the re-
port from Toxic that q gunboat of the
Sps Of the QtYa.in had been sunk of
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In New Y ork,
lHy yboclafetl press.)

IA (i;y EAssociateI press.)
NEW YORK, AuEtst lp.--fl'n wheat
market here to-day Was the Widest yet
Yccn on the advance, not so, much because
OF speculative business, although that
WAS large. but on account o. Inc cai y 9,
ordinary CLIMB 81 pricfs, stiztterigg all
Dfeylous records Tor the crop by seven
cents bnBhej ana forcing September
here 10 sl.I4 7-s by midday of practically
4e. adyanea oyer ytStfrhay'E close.
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7 GEN ERAL ATTACK I G;
One All Along the Line Planned rl1''N1
to Be Made at Port Ar
thur Yesterday. 5 c
.iiny Assocla tea Press.l ).

\ 85533 Q (By Associate 33I 'ress.)
CHE FOO, August 2o.-.rhe steamer
Pachili, which has Just arrived hcre, re-
ports that she met the seven Japanese
torpedo boat destroyers which entered
the sharbor OF Che Foo. The JapaLese
Informed the captain Of the Pechili ' ll
they were seeking Russian desttlroy ,f'r 8
and torpedo boats which had ESCAPED Is
from Port Art hur. rs
n Heavy firing was heard by the Pechlli
all last might Tho Japanese stated that
"a general attack along Their line at Port
Arthur had been planned to occur to-
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FURTHER DvANCES MADE
IN THE w HEAT MARKET
~ a ssncia1cliEPr ass:l I.

CHICAGO, August 19.--Ont ~ calamity
market to-day September wheat sold at
1lO l-2; December at tl2 IL. and May
at ia rs An compared with last nights
close, to-day's high figures report adj
yanccg Of 4c,, 5dll-sc. and 4 l-4G5 3-s. re-
spectiyely, for the three deliveries
& The close was strong. 3-4al7.Sc under n g
top for September; December FINISHED
1qfi 8-sc., ana May 7.se.s nndnr the highest
point for the day. 4 sesss n e
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Explosion at Port Arthur.

NIT fByl Associated Press.) 8 IN 3s
VI NEW YOR X August i "a cable gram
from Rome says: a newspaper here les
,ceivad a dispatch from Che Foo to-day.
dated yesterday. reporting that the sound
of guns at Port Arthur was succeeded
at sunset by.a great explosion. Besiegers
then seemed to suspend action In the
evening Port Arthur was seen to be en-.
5veloped In intense light. caused
III lis thought, by a CONFEDERATION in the
town ~ ~ lllslsas $500 49,. lL.
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] Hawthorne Results.

= AZ fst5i fB}f I>y }AtEShflhteY !lIfHsI u, lst
CHICAGO, lspss lsST7 ftesnita az law-
tiiGrnt; aI
First faeeSssix fariofgs5 AR " 10 D
frst, Befaief "a 70 o. second. mi G5
u NJ third. Time, i:Ii3.
gec0hd race abort COURTS, steepieehdR9
mend W 10 W ArgI, EiEg GniQDg q
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Teachers Appointed.

Especial to Inc 'Times-DiBpatch.l
4 CREME, VA, August l9yrhe following
have been appointed for tho
public schools here: Mr.. John q. Fisher,
Concord; Miss Kate +. Moore,
Grove; Miss sallle J. Kerr. Hnrkcyillc;
Miss Jessie II. Whtmore, Lexington; Miss
Lucy Wilson Inncnbnrg county: Miss
Mary Wood sncad, Amherst; Miss Mary
o. Frayser, PoWhatan county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
BATTLE is I'M MINENT.
Advance Posts Near Mukden
Near each Other and Skirm-
ishes Are Common.
(By Associated Press.)

AruKDEN. Aug. 19.-,A battle is re-
garded as being Imminent, as tho Japa-
nose on the Russian east front are only
twenty miles from Lao Yang. The ad-
vance posts hre not more than foul'
miles apart and small skirmshes are OF
daily occurrence. On the south the Ja-'
panese have retired TO Haichcng.
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Supper.

About o o'clock last night the fire bells
were tolled for a lost chill The child
was a little girl living on Fourteenth
Street. who wandered away from honle
early In the evening. Late In the night
she WAS found and returned to her par-
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Richrnonders in New York.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.) w
g NEW YORK, August 9.-Fi fthg Avenue
HAYES; D Marlborough. s: sycle; q continen-s
tai. j. w. Ball; Kensing tom, Mrs. Ed 8
Price, Miss S. 7. Price: Grand Union
W. r. Ferguson and wife u Il Pettit;s
Cadillac. W. G. Rentschler; y. Rentschler;
sVend ONE, II. Marks. "a u @ sss5, t3 b
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III Total. SO 40 ~ IL 5ss3
Fl Summary Two base hits |; p orter.S n oore;
struck out ny Il j ones, ;5S by Leake, q;
hit by pitched bail, Fuller, Porter. Lam-
bert double plays, Bache to Gruner.
Time OF game, I'll 80. Umpire. Me Leavy.S
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EGAN AND sAvvY YER s SURVIVORS,
IN SWESTERN C HAMP''l0NsH' ! p ,

(Ry Associated Press.) Ess 9s8s
#CFICAGO.a Aug. Il. "A ter two rounds
ot in , sie tern gol tbe an
moor Club. and ID: e. s5awyer,Saof tho
Wheaton ii 6 olf Club, are the n SURVIVORS
In tom orrow,s thlrty-six hole finals for
the title once held: by chandler Egans and
lost ia this tourney by his cousin. 81. . b..
5Egan. III +. III G. So Egan6 efeated Fay In
gals two up and one to play. Sawyer
defeated r.. H. 4AfcElwee six up and five
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
SEVERAL DEATHS RESULT
FROM CLOUDBURST
l (By ! a gso(,clated Prelss.) I

EL&PAso, TEX, August 10. "a cloud
burst at Globe. Arzona has resulted in
several deaths and the destruct ton q
much property, Wires to the section az If:
3fected are down, but g. passenger who who
arrived at Bovine. Arizona, says that a
man named Mitchell and his I wife {. and
-FOUR children. whose names "a are Ar no.
saws nine were drowned, The Southern
Pacific shops were ID emol ished.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
v BY Augustine, Royal g. Comp VI
i Real Estate Agents and AL tloneefs,s
b "a Leader Building, ster, ~ y a..

~ virtue OF a certain Iced, sda ted Mo- VI
Isl, u 1890, and recorded In the fcorporatl!n1In
Court for q ty OF Va. Will w
;n eat q o'cloek II NJ on the pFsm!ses,
that va luable lot fronting g 81 faet On
the Southern llnesof, strest
iss feat deep. llyRsi s Cash as to ex-
epsnses Of sale; (tnxes, If any be Idue)8
and to Il pay off the Nba LANCE due on they
February 10TH 1908 till paid;s the residua
upon terms announced at sale. y,
~, 5 II y. p. II WLE, CLERK h
Aug aQ-lot il
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". G. HUNDLEY, Lessee & Man.

York Boy, first: Maxine. SECOND Marion
Wilkes, third. Time. Q :l9 IL. gs IA q
300 pace.-purae 800, dash one mile
5King Direct; first: Ben +, second IS Olive
Wood rs third. S8 Time, IL \. 81
2:l5 pace-purse5 se0o. dash = 1-16 mil leg =
CHEEKY @5$ Lass flrst; Be1lestar. second
Egar6 Boy, third Time & ali. .isis
ss2:22F pace-purse $500. dash -2 mile
lookout Hal, 81 first; Ina ha, econd; Nancy
III " ird ,rime.s1 :o3 IL. SSgtt
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ISIIAUN I
Won " ] \ AGAIN ( | !. N
Barton Heights Fell Before
the Valley
s5 Giants.
TWIN CITY GAMES Is: TO-DAY. I A !.
Stanton Will Stay Over to Meet
Richmond N onday and
Tuesday.

Another defeat was met bravely by the
Barton Heights Tho Mountaiheers
iswooped down upon them, and despite
the protest OF the elements. went In and
again got tho best OF this time by
timely hitting. 5 .sa
There were no special features In the
game, except that neither Rose or Bache,s
two OF the fastest youngsters IN the
league. failed to either score or hit.
5Bache, Boone and Edwards did some fine
.infield work Knightly. OF the ichmonds
caught, ana Leake was quite ffectiveg
In the box. Both teams hit, but the big
fellows punched theirs and thereby won
tho fight. ISL
V The woggle bug a gain went into evil
sdence. The Stanton boys tried to- caps
5ture 1t 4 as mascot, tu t the bug disc
played It's elusive powers. and Il here 49,
tho score: q ssSa Nj
n BARToN N HEIGHTS
Players. 5.s M s8 III Alb. RI H. o. "A. 15.S
Rose, f........ ..........3 Q AZ o 1 X O
Boone, 2b.. ....4.5F Il O3S 13fsia o.
arber 3b..s..... s....6 "a %
Tyler, rf....... M o 50
u. ,. + = ? = > I. - z
3Knightley, (. 9 & !. !
Edwa rds, IS. (. !. .s !. I. h. 3 III d
sGruner. = q
Leake. . :. . q IL.
& Total ID 4. .37 ~ y s1s
II ". M sTAuNToN. 81
Players. AB. r. H. o. a. A. e.
Lambert. c. y. " !. Y. ]. {. 8 0$ o.
Powell, ss.... ST II; ~ g
Knowles. = -. a. 9 40
Harris, 3b......... ). 3 81 ~ @
Moore, 4 ...... 81 ~ q 10 IL
Griffin, ri -. Il. u q %
Porter, cf 9 sS 9
Fuller 2b @ 0Gi o
Jones, p.. II: t a Y
81 Summary: Two base! hits; Porter. Aioore;St
struck out by Jones, y q III BY Leake,
base on balls. Oft Jones. IS Leakc,. So
hit by pitched bail, Fuller, Porter. Lani:-'
bert; double plays, Bache to Gruner.
Time OF game, III 80. Umpire. Nc Leavy.sSs5
Games Next Week.
The staunton team will remain In Rich
$mond several days longer, and Will play
games on Monday and Tuesday with
George Bender's Richmonds. They will
| be out at tha game to-day a + Broad
street Park. The ton6e like Rich
smond. They have had a good time here.
and have 4 made d ma ny II ends by their
good bal 1 i playing and gentle manly cons
due
n The games to-day will ,be Il The first be-
tween Barton Heights and Manchester
the second between the Brownies and
Richmond, The first will be called ct 9
Y o'clock. z3 4 5S IS: 858
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HEAVY FL HING |. !. I G s s ) I'LL.
japanese Have q cupied Pigeon
Bay and Are in Striking Dis
III Es8s tances Of the Il orts. #
fBy ii. AI.sssoci press. ) /

CHE FOO, August 1s, 9 a. NJ Chinese
who i; embarked from Lila OF Ifuhshan
9nromontory ct II o'clock vest to-day report
the con tinuance Of heavy fighting. They
say the Japanese have occupied Pigeon,
Bay and are within striking distance Of
the Lao Tien Shan forts, which, how W.
ever, are still 5occupled by the Russians an
According to the Chinese, the llu Y SLAMS ans
at Port Arthur are making their final;
stand. az
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the Liaoti prom owing to having
,llidcd with d mine. 81.
Karniirnu ra's u IS . i
n, (By AssociatedSPress,

y (By IAssocIated PressJ ~.
TOXIC August 19.-Ar official list Of
the casualties to Vice Admiral Kami-
3mura's division in tho enga cement in tho
Straits Of Korea on August 18th shows
that the most serious occurred on board
the armored cruiser IVA te.s On which 4ves--
sel$two officers and thirt three men were
Killed and four o. Ulcers and thirty-two
n, II, "A Il, iii rod Ias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
5,Wilkerson- Herndon. 4

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)fg n
CHARLOTTESVILLE " A.. August ~
MIR. Thomas Willserson and Miss Eunice
Herndon, both Of lbemarle, We're mar
5rled in this city yesterda yS al ternoon a !
s o'clock the Rev, Dr. J ohm 3. Turpln,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church, OIL
:clating. III NJ ~ $t IF $3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
FOR THAT TIRED FEELING
TAX E & q
Sunday Sea lid . Outing I.

" ECoinbIned rail and WateFEF3 y ~.
and refresfiing. Choice Of tWosfa y trans !,
going and returning. a delighttll { sall
across Hampton Roads IN az hanasom g
steamer. 500 round trip to Old Folnt'
Ocean View, Norfolk and Portsmouth ~
Trains leave Richmond $50 and 2 ~, NJ.
iFarlor cars attach ed. /, Z ~ 81
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DIsARM OR LEAVE
Ships at Shanghai Must y Leave
at Once or be Dis 4.
armed.
M ssociated Press. j

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 19.---Con-
suI. Genera, Goodnow has cabled the state
q oenart 1Yia,,t from Shanghai TINT the
Chinese Taothi there has reported 4 agallns 't
the claim of the Russian consul genera az
and decided that the torpedo boat &c.
stroyer now at that port must 80 gu.
Or tilsarm by y tho aotl, instant, and tina.
the cruiser must do likewise by the ; 2lss
instant.
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Death &c Mrs. = ouise Kufnlehn.

MRS. Louise K umlehn died at the resi-
denca 81 her husband. Mr.. ] =, n a. IS m-
lehn NO. s24 North SECOND Street, "a, ab g,
ters. Mrs. Annie sHelnsins and MISSY May
.Schnibbe, and one brot her,. Mr.. Will
ia M Diestelhorsta all of Brooklyn, N
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Ia q second. Nitrate % to q third

to q second, Nitrate @ to q third
Time, $3.50.
Third race--seven ongs-stroller do0
to II first, Aioln d to 81 second, Mo
,nastic IL % toll third. Time 1870.
Fourth race-one mile-Niaxus q to u
Ethel Wheat as to y third. Time, 1;45.
Fifth race--one mile and seventy yards
= Freedman III to 81 first, VOLTA (s to
u second, sweetie (even) third. Time:
1:4a2-5. * IN 81
Sixth race-five and half furlongs---.
Cutter Is to y first, Intense az Ito 81;
second, Capitanazo 6 to % third. Time
s1:1t1.5 sb{ 81 3a sI T. sss &&,t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
i. Death of Mrs. Richardson

Especial 70 The Tlnses' D!spatch,| 1850
RoANOKE, VA, Aug. 19.--Alrs. Mar
e,1erife Richardson, 4 wife OF Y, F. Rich
s 3 FAX a prominent farmer. Of Hardy's
Ford, died to-day, aged 10 years; She
IS survived III by Il her husband ana !. Tour "
She was q ma tive 81 :of a11exlhg-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
Yirginiar,s e Wed.

MI rriage licenses were issued in, WASH
dngton yesterday to these Virginia c g
III. Joseph NJ Bowles ana Anna N. strick-
wexford Mead, Of Richmond. and Lizzie
! Albert q, Howe and Margaret Perrlgoo,
both of Hot SPRING., Va, N Nc