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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
DANIEL WAS
I. in THE WRECK:
Senator, With Mr.. Flood and
Others, in Automobile "a
Accident. NJ

Special to The Times ispatoh.)
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July L. SEM tor ohm
Nv. Daniel. accompanied by his son, Ed
ward, and several members Of the Yir-s
ssinia delegation to the recent Demo cratlc
National convention. departed this morn
Ing at hi clock for home. Before the
train pulled out he explained that the
automobile wrecked ii, n collision Sum
day at Jefferson Avenue and Chestnuts
street. had contained at the time not
Senators Tillmarl and 3a Hey, as re ported
ny the newspa pers, but himself and Dele
gates Roy Smith. OF Roanoke; : Cla ggets
Jones, Tia y. Flood and Girreenlee -.
fltctcher.
s.i"Tillman and Bailey are getting all the
credit for escaping deatll IN that col islon.s!
Il see, i, remarked Senator Daniel. request
ing PECULIARLY, that the records. be correct.s
cd. re- 81 III #
d, senator Bailey. unaware OF Senator
Daniels tatemont Tonight denied l'av-
ing participated IN an q v onoblle acct
dent adding t,jj x sS
z II | cannot Imagine how the story was
started except that some one who was
III such an accident gave our ma mes ip
order to avoid publicity themselves. ~: e
ii Speaking of nolitics, Senator Daniel ide-i
lclared that Judge Parker's telegram to
y tho peplocratlc Convention saturday had
strengthened the Democratic ticket. 3s
.lyYe have IA great lckct, 2 he said. We
have a leader worthy to lead We have
4 good stropg. stiff Ioemo ezra cy8 n ow, and
Wn have NJ gopds chance to. VIM Mi
bryan ought to do battle for the Demo-
cratic party as he has In past can aigna,
and ] hope and EXPECT that no VIII, s.@sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
MR. SH|.'E: !. |:
NOT ANXIOUS 4
New Yorker Does Not Want.
to be National Chair
man.
WOULD q. U BE HAMPERlED
Arranging for the Coming Cam y
N paignJudgc Parker Chasc's
avid Horse.
WOULD BE HAMPERED
fBy|Associated Press.)

CBY{Associated Press.)
EsoPUs, N. ", July Mo date has
been fixed for the fneeting Of the c' Ma 4
t!onal Committee. but 1t will DO In about
two weeks Tho date 4will be agreed upon
by. the leaders In view of suggestions
made that William r. sheehan be Sc
slected for national chairman. 1t was said
to-day that lie is not anxious for tina Y
position. believing that he can be OF more.
value TO Judge Parker In other ways.
AS chairman, Of the National Committed
he would find himself hampercd by much
routine business, which would interfere
with work he could otherwise do. Mr..
shcehan and his friends, It vas under
Stood hope Tint the matter will DO
anicaby settled. ~
The return Sof Mr.. Sheehan from the
st. Louis Convention yesterday marks
the opening of the national Dc nlocrattc
campaign, which will be conducted from
Esopus. Actual plans for the campaign =
have not been completely BUTT is proba-s
BILE! that Judge Pa rker Will. remain AIN at It
Rosemont most OF. tho S ummer and fall
Ills friends says that judge Parker will =
advise lii allsbquestions ofGHimporta nee 8
which ma y come up during the icampai gn.f
Chased Horse BY Candlelight.
Il Judge and Ms. ParlSerdined wiz Mr.
and Mrs, Sheehan this evening. Mr.
Sheehan expects to entertain many polls
5tica visitors his summer home, = t.
wood y between Esopus and West Park.S
Judge Parker will answer personally all
congratulatory kilograms and MESA es.
Fl q spents several hours in this work to-
Judge Parker was routed out Of bed
at 1 ,o'clock this. morning. by one of his a
coach horses getting loose; from the, barn
and gallop!ngI around the barr, yard ~ II 2
and Secretary. Nc Causlnn ressed and
went to tho barn: They we're unable to-
find lantern. and Mr.. .AIcC ausland
finally brought a. candle from he house.
This din, light made 1t difficult to ilocat e !
tho horse which continued moving
around the barn yard. Aftcr95ten smiI1utes
the animal was secured.
More Congratulations.
T 5Telcsrams Of congl.atllation ntinueftol
tpoursn upon Judge Parker. dgei George
Grayf$wired as follows from Wilmington,
Delaware: ii
Congratulations on your nomination
and on your brave and manly telegram .'
Mayor Garter II. Harrison, OF Chica gol6
is .9 Sf3s
Please accept my con era tulations8 on
iyours nomination. lE$
j. NJ Street Belairi Maryland; ss
'The Democratic editors Of Maryland
through their president, congratulate you
on your nomination and telegram 8 {
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REFUSES TO TALK.
Mr.. Davis Winding Up Affairs
for the Campaign.
nv 4 ssTnciate,l prrs

< ELkINs, w. Va, July 12.-Henry &.
Davis. tie Democratic candidate for Vice
President, still refuses to give any inter-.
views. Since Sunday he has been working
almost constantly, clearing up his busi-
ness affairs for the campaign. On Thurs
day tho eighty members Of the Mcr-
chants and Manufacturers Association.
OF Pittsburg now touring West Virginia.
will, he entertained at "Gracelaad." the
Davis country seat, and Saturday the
senator Will leave with Mrs. Lee Mrs.
John Davis and their children for: Bed-
ford Springs. Pa, where he has been
every summer for fifty years. He expects
10 attend the state Convention at Park
crsburg AUGUST Sd.
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HUGS his. CHAGR:IN
BUT VOTE TICKET !!!g!::.!
tcontinued from First Page3
S mean very little, II any, progress on
economic questions 50 long as5the par
ty is under the control of the wall


mean very little, II any, progress on
economic qu cstlonsS SO long sthe par
ty is under the control of the Wall
Street element.
aOn the money question Mr.. Parker
is as thoroughly committed to the side
8of the financicrs as MIR. Roosevelt. 4
1.-The does not go as far: the Republi-s
cans would in retiring silver dollars.
IN establishing branch banks, IN en.3
larging the powers of the national
banks. and in the subs itu 1T an. an
asset currency for the present cur
rcncy, II will be restrained by the
Democrats in the House and Senate.
Nothing good can be expected OF him I'm
ION tho money question ~
ION the trust question The Demo-.
cratic platform is very much better
than the Republican platform, but
81 the nomination of Judge Parker Yir-
tually nullified the antitrust plank
Unless in his letter of acceptance he
commits himself. to attempt anti
4 trust legislation, VIC need not expect
him to pursue a different course from
4 that pursued by I'resdnt Roosevelt.
So far as the. labpr questions are
concerned. we must await Judge
y l'dTkCTS GletleTSDtiOIeN W. sIdii hNOW.
whether the laborlng man has any
thing to expect from his election. The
labor! plank. as prepared by Judge
Parker's friends of the subcommittee,
was a straddling, meaningless plank.
Full committee planks were adopted
in favor Of arbitration. the eight
4 hour. day and again give by injunc-
tons: also a plank on the Colorado
situation. II Judge Parker is silent
or ambiguous on these ubjccts,it will
mean that the financial influences
back OF him will not let him take
the labor side Of these disputed ques-
tons.
con the tariff question ,some little
progress may be hoped for, but the
Parker men on the committee were
3 necessarily in favor Of very con-
servatiye tariff plank. and 1t remains
to be seen whether Judge Parker will
carry ont the positive and definite
{ plank which was submitted by the full
committee"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
RICHM0NDER Will w. BE
IMPERIAL ORIENTAL GUIDE

Special toThe Times Dlspatch0
X lxrLAN'rIC' CITY. July 12-At Fri
days session OF the Ancient Arabic Order
of the Mystic Shrine now in conciavc
hero. George r.; Street, Of Richmond, Va,
Will. be elected Imperial Oriental Guide
Imperial Deputy I'otcntate George !.
Brokn,8 of Buffalo. n. X. will sbecon1e
ImpelAp lgpotcntnte IN place OF George ~,
Green, Of Dallns.R,r eIas, SON Of 'Iletty
Grcen,tll richest woman in tho world, !.
William j. Cllnninsliam, Of BALTIMORE
will he made Imperial Captain Of the
Guard. William. S. Brown, of l'lttsburg,t
will be chosen Imperial Treasurer. "
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MUSE RETIRE.
Officer Of the General Staff Says
Kuropatkin Cannot Hold
NeW,SChWaing,,..
fRy AssocIated . lPress.)

(By Associated Press,)
ST. PETERsBURG, July 10 Colonel
sNovtsky, OF the general sta #. In an In
StetVlewsf to-day sad III !. III
1.-THE result OF the loss Of Kai Chou
,Chwang. General EUROPA tkin's position
rs more dlincu8t that that which con-
fronted Lord Roberts in South a. rlca. u 7
plies Via Constantinoplea Carlo and Cen
trial Africa. It will gbe a. long time be-
fore General KuropatkInnw have. enough
IN tho Tia m n lie viii have to tight
trear-guard actions. perhaps giying5sup
Important positions. like New Chwans,
which are of vastly more consequence
than Kai Chou, y 9fl3 re a}. 54,4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
ROAD TO SUCCESS
HAS BEEN CLEARED.
SO Says Senator Hill in State
!, mcnt Praising Parker and Con-
graduating Democrats.
(By .AssocIate,i prcss.l

tBy ARSocIat ell Prcss)
ALBANY, n, ~ July 49, Former Sell
ator David q I'LL tonight gave out
the following interview on Judge Parkcr's
declaration for the gold standard:
II am gratiIied that the convention SO
enthusiastically endorsed tho brave and
manly stand Of Judge Parker, and that
The whole country has 50 iayorsbly re-
.oeived H. The party is htSiheB position
IN which ] @ifhed II 10 be- having cn-
dorsed the present gold standard The
financial question Is now entirely ont Of
the campaign and the Republicans are
powerless 10 drag Ii in, The road to
a successful campaign has been clesred,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
WERE OVERHAULED.
British Steamer stopp9d: by 3 '. uss
slams on High Seas and Is
Inspected.

PERRIN STRAITS OF Bah EIt-NfAN-
DEB, July 12.-The British steamer, Me-
nelalis, from the CLYDE 4, for shaanghlal;
she and ai TIC Rritls, steamer crewe Ha,
from tile Clyde for Jkurra chez, were
stopped on June i. in the Red sea. se g =
Of Jaddo, BY the Russian volunteer flest
eight guns and q large crew: Both
sieamefs were boarde ed isa nd "a i their
papers and manifesto oyerhauled, =. {.
VESSELS were Detained four hours, ~ q fter
which the 'st. Petersburg ,staa rners lied
mort ward II # + g3 III Isl n ss,tR{,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
MAYOR JONES, OF TOLEDO,
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
(By Associated I1lrcss.. B

(By Associated Press.)
n TOLEDO, OHIO, July l2,7-sam,el M.
Zones, the Golden Rule Mayor, died at
his home this evening at 5:o7 o. clock, ms
the result Of n complication OF diseasrs.
The immediate ca use Of his death was an
abscrss on his lungs. The death of
MaYorsJoncs has caused the greatest
sorrow nllsover the cty. He leaves a
widow and three sons, Percy Paul and
Mason Jones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
WAS Il SURPRISE.
Details Of & tllesRussii;aaln Sortie.
From Port Arthur
..H,a;rlbor.

Especial London Times Ca Bile to The
s Tines-D Dispatch. Copyright 1901. ~,
nus,Isn ees Il Fort 'ns
.tinct5 shock to 8 the J apanese, y no had
believed there would be ssno further at Ct;
tempt Or. the part O the RUSSIAN MAYA .sa
The Russian squadron that loved out on
Saturday consisted OF one bat tleship. four 2,
cruisers. two gun boa u 9 nd seven 5 g.
which had been declared destroyed during
the recent fg hting. They came into touch
thTa ad
four second class cruisers. nine miles out
side OF the har Dor trance, and tho hos tt
TITLES re- opened hy the sBayan WhiGn
doing any damaE q Long range ,fig biting
followed. but neither side displayed any
great d esire to come to close ~ rters,
lby " the way they had come: Jud glns 8tTon,i
the course aiken by the Russians their.
intention in coming out was not 70 Escape
but her shell the rea1 o. the
The three Japanese armies that are 8,
Opposing General kuropatk;in have =
through el h which they have been hItherat;S,I
marching. and unless driven ba cksW ~
Sicnceforth operate on y he pla ins OF the
miles from KIN 5I.eng SCheng ma captur,;h
army rea ched BY thea first Of this month
positions looking down on & Lao rang,
from which they could menace the rail- II
way connections Of the Russia u.s. ~ l!le
meantime the second army, UNI der General
Oku, had advanced 4115 mi les 4 from 81 !
Chow and captured Kali Ping. SO tina W
July49th It was stretched across the tcoun.
try from Tashihchlao 10 a point Il close 70
Kin Kow. The third army, under General
Nozu,ghad pushed on eight miles tro " .,
TakuS Shan and forced the Ru ssians from =
their positions in the mills beyond IA
with the Japanese on the d pla ms. in
terest must now center on the opera IONS
OF the Russian yhich VIII n,,a
SCossaclts may be depended on TO keep The q
Japanese cavalry busy, and further e = re-
ports from the front u WILL pc eagerly
awaited. ssi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
STAN LEY II OWERED
HIS OWN LECTURES

. 18's (3y Associated PTeAHl ~ !. IN 3 I, 53
MOUNT WASHINGTDN,ssN3 II. My
12.--F. r. Stanley, OF NeWto M q, who
yesterday made tho eight milo ascent . :
Mount Washington In thirty-one mniutes
fifteen seconds breaking 4 The preyl ous lTe-i
cord by seventeen minutes forty-f our se-i
5conds, to-day lowered his own figures
nearly three minutes. going sun Tho noun,
tain In twenty eight minutes nineteen and
tWO-f fifth seconds, Sssi, 9t a =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
DRUG GIST EN DS LIFE
By TAKING I MORPHINE

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ALExANDRIA. v Al July u. - g. &
Parrish, drusglst OF this city, COM
5mittcd suicide this a fternoon by taking
& large Il quantity OF morphine. The de-f
ceased was forty-t two years old. but had \
becn In business hero only a short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
.NEW|,CAPl
IS in SIGHT
Contract for the Entire Work
Goes to Ma. Cl1esterr1an,
Of Richmond.
WILL BEGIN AUGUST FIRST
TO Start Excavation Monday
and Officers Will Move Short
lyConvicts to be Used.

For the first time In all the years that
have marked the struggle for a new Cap.
|titol building. steps were taken yesterday,
which indicate that It's contamination Il
but q matter or a comparatively brief
period, the general contract for doing
Tho work having been awarded and the
time for Its inception fixed for August
list. sS
!; The appropriation made by the I.egls-5
lature forN the entire Job is $3.50, 900, and
the contract went to Mr.. Writ a. Ches-
tcr,nan, OF this city. at slos 900. his bid
Having been below all others. NJ
There. were. eight bids In all and only.
that Of a. II. Withrow and Company.
OF Charlestown, w. Va, who erected tho
Richmond Hotel, was put In by out-of-
town contractors. 2ss a. sasA
The various bids submitted were as fol-;
lows: " l8lS lli5 VI, N s ssg5 Ss Va
"a. u 8withrows and Company. Charles.
ton, sW.s Va, $191, 800. ss
1t A. q. Bedford, Richmond, SCI 8, 1861.
w o. n and G. g. Burton. Richmond,
slse, 900. 8
~ j . T. Wilson, Richmond. S1s3, 1s4.sa.
] J. T. Nuckols.A r Richmond, 81 81, 500.
S n II. Maukin. Richmond, 1854. 0l5. NJ
4 j. T.. and A. L. Pennock. Richmond
is1ss, 7o6 Vi ], # q .3i
w, AZ Chesterman, Richmond, 81 SO, 900.
SA5 r He commission having char rye OF the
matter held a continuous session from
IL O. clock until nearly y 4, and they It oiled
5industylously oyers#the various q uestions
involved. ~ ~ NJ Il:
Will Begin M onday. "a,
Governor Montague. who Is ex-offtcios
chairman, was detained at the Mansion
by sickness. and Mr.. Jenn!ngs, OF lynch
burg, wa absent for a like reason. All
the other members were present, and
Clerk Sam ~. Bigger was at his post ct va
The work OF excavating for the &four-
cations will begin on NJ onda y, and the
Spenltcntiary board will be asked to FUR
5inshS fifty convicts to do this work. ~
Ess NIr,.4;William Gibson. Jr..e a we'll known
builder OF this city, and a former mem
berSof the Common cbuno, was elected
clerk Of the works, and he will go on.
duty upon the direction OF the Executive
Committee OF the commission.
The executive committee which Il COM
posed OF Governor N ontague chairman.
and Messrs, Kelley and Anderson. will
meet at IL o'clock this morning to o T.
tend to ecuting tho bonds Of the con-
tractor and the signing OF the contract.
Other details relating to the work are to-
be looked a fterf by the executive. who will 4
be on tho ground at all times. ss5 III 81
Il tits likely that the Capitol q Noes will
be removed early next WI ek, hough I
this time all of the locat tons have not
sheen finally selected tSEs
{ The breaknE OF ground for what prom
Eises to 4 be aSsplendld q Capitol building
will be hailed wi tn light here. as well I.
as throughout the State, and II will likely
be ready for occupancy at least by JAM
sary&1st, 1906 The original building Ill
be Slcft8intact. 81 u as HILL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
fColored Bailiff Named,

United States Marshal Morgan 1'rest
yesterday announced the selection of
his eity, 70 be- BE- a hailii 1T tho United
States Circuit Court OF Appcals. 1'he APP
.ponlee Is secretary OF The city ReRnbli-
can committeefund Is. influential I'M local
Republican councils, 1t il said that tho
appointment to this position came to him
Without solicitation on his part
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13

This week q decided drop al 1
through5the stock.
& The rui18upot1 them has been
steady and strong, but the
stock is stronger. There's
counter after counter OF the
summer apparel for
boys, and l1ere're the modest modest.
figures tl1atre buying it,znow:5
$3.50 and $500 Suits at........st,s5
I $3.50 and $500 Suits at.......,.. ESQ 4
$500 and $500 Suits at.......... $50
$3.50 and $500 Suits at..........f4,75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Attacked Guard ship.

a li5 Gay Assoclated Press,l :,
4 TOXIC. July 12. (no6n) "A dmiral Togo
reports that at midnigh Mt. July u, torpedo
boa is approa ched the BOOM W ich2 blocks
attacked the guardship,s Diana, 18th tor
ipedoes, The reslIlt has not been 9 s.
,Certained. The japanese returned nll-
damaged. is5 "A 3fti$3jss55t44 Il ~ HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
shelled East Coast.

AZ BY Abs{6,!ated Y. ). 49,.
flve Russian cruisers and several torpedo
boats left Port Arthur at 9 O'Clock on
Saturday morning, last. and elled the
enemy''s coast, returning undamag geo at
6so'clock In tile evening, II: IS believed
they encountered y Admiral ,If lzo' ships
4 IA. Junk, which arrived here this morn
linz, ieports hearing two terrific ex-
plos!opss at; Port Arthur yes rda Y. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Old Officers Reelected,

met last night at Eilett's Ilall and elected
Gsttf s0 IL II tIs PA ol
Scials, as follows; John M, Ryall' ,pfePssIl-s3
Mullen. recording and corresponding senrs
retary; JOSEPH Fortsch, financial s.; score e,
gtary; Iohn F, Powell, Il trea slrer,; y. VA
Asnurnbe 7of new delega las from, sXar \
locals were introduced and installed as
members. The council is In "a very he ~ THY
condition financially and In morals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
0Nonse,nrlse,D Club

.ley-sniith Com PAM Of Philadelphia, IS
In the city. While here ., 4, Or z,
,sanlzed a 6ranrh az the n onsense club 3.
ago. This CLUB Is purely a social affair,
With only five members In any one elt
Tho membcrship here includes AZ s Inresd
Metzger, WiIkis iSreenlan and Fsix Kee.
gan a social session .nf The cll u, y W nra
held al Camphell'y Hotel q tier the $oi'
ganzationl AT. the Lexington :. q, !, Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Negro Editor Acquitted Of Libel

~ 7TSpetlaI 10 The 1TI7llltB- I5lHpaIUIIJ
NORFOLK, VA, July Ile-J9hn ".
Dickinson. Jr,sthe colored editor Of thu
Norfolk News aud Advertiser was ac-i
III criminal libel, brought by small in-
suranc. company 18th white officers do
Ing a negro business. 81
The editor. In a special edition of his
paper. gotten ont for the purpose adj
viscd againstt the methods .of the prosecut-
tng concern and recommended another
company He wag convicted IN the Police
Court. 5IE 49, lffl Voc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
TIE RidlHat Sales on.

The Biz Hat Sales on.
The $500 and $3.50 sale OF
mems shoes,fin all feathers, at
$3.50, begun yesterday.
The summer clearance sale.
OF Mems Suits is Interesting
men In ali wal ks,Sand there's
good reason for It, too.
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HOTEL, men.
WILL. MEET
Gathering Tomorrow at Ma.
tural Bridge Of Virgi1ia's
Innkeepcrs.
NIGHT FOUND u ID. THEM HERE.
Visitors About the Hotel Lob
bics Include Well Known
People.

Y. II X
This hotel men Of Richmond Pill leave
tho city to-day or toJnorrtHl for tile
Natural Bridge to attend the annual
meeting or the Virginia Hotel Mems AS
ISOLATION, which will be the guests OF Mr..
Paxton, OF that resort. Tho propretors
generally Will go. leaving their subordl.
mates TO look after the business for a day
or two, while they enjoy the fresh air.
Ices mint and l,reezes OF the mountains.
Mr.. ID. Hawes Lipscomb. who for the
past six years has most ncceptably filed
tho position Of day. clcrk and chief clerk
the New Foyds apd later at the
5Pow'llatnh hotek las resigned hts position
ana 1,s. VII, retire ,til, on Friday While Mr..
known his plans, 1t is Understood + that
he Will accept more lucrative position
elsewhere. *
A5I;|s is5Ss' 8 e y,s.a.
III Benediet, Jr. Miss ANNA Be Bar Miet
Seneca, S. CT, c. s. Klnnear, LynchburEi
y =. Grifiith. Winchester: archer 4.
bars CO 1s pSfsar fRs,saans
CgVirAcnt. Union ". Va: | s. II: Adams,S
Wilmington y, N: CT John 4, W. ottey.
Fl fafa Psuiett Fafmv aHHiaey' 1N'0e"afle h
Jef ferson Hotel--Mr. and Mrs. w s. e..
Harrison, Miss Eliza Lama r Hill, Savan.{
nah; II Thomas. Louisville. &, Ky,y
lwinthropn Chanler. New York: Ohm
York; Judge Nathan Con. West vir..
ginla. al "a 5i- q 5
B Richmond Hotel y Thorp: Nortolk,
Judge Thos.F r. Purnell, Raleigh 4 ". n Y
MIiingea, "a bingd on; y. G. P richard Ashe-S
VI ~, walker
81 Powhatan Hotel--W. o stone. q.
Baker. :Vigr inia; q. w Thackston, North
Carolina; ". AZ Gathright. DabneysSa
SVassss Be- wis. Jr.. La wrenceyllyst.
IL Dabney. Texas. 54 n e.
Among tho arrivals at tho Lexington
yesterday WAS Dr. il ohm Leslie Hall. pro-,
tessor q the English lanF'ua 60 and l!tera-
DR.. Il all iias won wide reputation by his 8
contributions L. current NJ literature. both I
in the fields OF proSe and 5verse4 and
finds II meamid his her duties to WOO \
The Muses. successfully. Professor Hall 1
Is "a, brother Of Captain Cunningham;
Hall, or this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
ORIGINAL PARKER MAN.
That Homo in Richmond Be
longs to Hon. S. S. p. 9Patteson.

1OllSo1 70 1Otl' =. y - dttcSOII.
When any ono raises the question as 10
q ns 9rsna pnTker nn
llie fact that the honor of first picking tic
Sphinx Of Esopus as he Democratic
presidential nominee belongs to Hon, S. s..
p. Tatteson.
Two years ago the old Dispatch sent n
reporter Ia Interview several well known
Riclimondffs as Ia their views Of the
Democratic prospects for 1901 and tho
probable candidate for the presidency.
About the only manto hazard Il prophecy
at that time was Mr.. Patteson, WHO slig.
gested that Judge Alton B, Parker would
Folk, Boil, were then little known over
the country. though well known ut home.
That prediction OF Mr.. Pattcson's two
years ago has been fulfilled, Parker has
other man, District Attorney Folk, Of
Missouri, has been or will certainly lie
named for the governorshlp Of his State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
!. SAYS $4,000. KILLED.
Morning Posts Shanghai Cor
respondent Makes Report 5E
ofDisaster.
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(By Associated Press.) n is ".
y LONDON, July l3,-Tlle Morning Posts
Shanghai correspondents says Sf hat the
Japaneso casualtie by land mines at
PortfArthur Sunday night are rep orted 10
have been 2s,O but none Of the many
Japanees disaster at Port Arthur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
BISHOP KELLEY REC ElvED q IN I
PRIVATE AUDIENCE By POPE

5Bj (By.Associate Press.)
ROME. July Bishop Benjamin j..
Kelley. Of the Diocese OF 26avannah. Ga.
was received In private audience by the
Pope to-da s. s IL