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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-27
Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News.
Sa" Francisco, Nov. II, 1903.

Bright's Disease and Diabetes News.
Sa" Francisco, Nov. II, 1903.
To the People of Washington:
Dear Sirs:-As San Francisco drug.
gists personally acquainted with the
durability of chronic Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, and however unreasonable
it may seem to you yet such is the fact.
Up to a year ago we never heard of
genuine case of chronic Bright's Disease
or Diabetes recovering. Now it is a COM
mon occurrence in this city A great
Many prominent people here have re-
names are appended hereto have either
have genuine chronic cases now recov-
ering. And the percentage of efficiency
seems to be very high, for there are
very few failures.
Yours truly,
Ferry Drug Co.,
Lion Drug Co.,
Rialto Drug Co.,
+. w. Joy,
c. F. Fuller,
Green & Whit,
Kilbourne's Pharmacy,
Humans Pharmacy,
A. Di Nola,
A. o. Schmidt,
Kibbler's Pharmacy,
Owl Drug Co.,
Central Pharmacy,
Depot Pharmacy,
Potts Drug Co.,
b. s. Dickhof,
+. A. Gay,
C. d. Zeile,
C. B. Pooler,
N. Schwartz,
A. Z. Scammell,
and many others.
The above refers to the newly discov-
cred Fulton Compounds, the first cures
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-27

Pruning saws, shears and tools of all
kinds at the Yakima Hardware Co. 2
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-27

The above refers to the newly discov-
cred Fulton Compounds, the first cures
the world has even seen for Bright's Dis
ease and Diabetes. We are sole agents:
Ask for pamphlet. c. c. Case, Druggist.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
Process 35O-ci0 letni.

Dwie gminy francuskie:
Avanchers i Doncy, rozcza-
ce sobie 2 poWodu niedok1a-
dnego wytyczenia granic,
pretensye do cze6ci gruntu,
rozpocze}y Q MIA process " r.
1862, t. j. pred $50 laty. q
rozsadzaniem spor6w spie-
szyly sic wtedy wladze row
ME szybko, jak obecnie, mic
vice dziwnego, ze sprawl tu-
}a}a sic pc niezliczonych in
stancyach, al wreszcie " lu-
tym roku 1902 prezydent
republiki swoim dekretem
zakohczy} ten process, kt6re-
mu laden sad ME m6g{ dac
rady, polecajac przeprowa-
die wytyczenie granic W 0.
becnosci representative obu
gmin. Nalezy sic spodziewat,
re czynnosc ia bedzie zakoh-
czona jeszcze W tym stule-
ciu. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
Mllfony ola ,zz'Yd6':W,l.

Gazetyzydowskie donosza
Q zapisiea 100000 IS. IA CO..
le zydowskie,.do Az.
testamenciep rzez zmarlego.
niedawno " MoskWie kupea,
VOLTA Wysockiego, kt6ry
mial file Y WarrszaWie. GdY
2 procent6W uzbiera ie sto
tysiacy ubDl,opiekkunoWie
wraz labinem ppostanoWiac
beda "a kazdym A rrazem, 81
CO eprzeznaczy
WysocsEi, pred lki1kulatyWy
slal Aliiance LraeitheYg
'|EsHEaE.y 4 allGls||IlIry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
~ziydows,2kEie, gdy kapital zpro-
centem ulro6nie do25y.000.-
600 frank6w.
Jeneral Zyli6ski

obchodzil 50-lAcie sluzby..
Kodak nasz jen, Zylihski U
rodzil sic " roku 1884 "
Whine. Sko6czyl inzynierski
instytut dr6g j komunika-
cyl, nastepnie ksztalcil sic.
dalej v Miko}ajeWskiej aka
demii jeneralnego sztabu,
gdzie specyalnie poswiecil
sic geodezyi.
G}6wna zasluga jenera1a
Zyli6skiego jest epokowe
dzielo osuszenie blot pole
.skich, dokonane : lego mi.
cyatywy j pod jego osobi-
stym kierunkiem. Jeneral
2. dokona1 dziela, kt6re przez
wiele wicklow uWazano "a
niemozliwe, a dokonal go 2
bardzo s%kromnymi srodkami.
Try miliony tylko rzucn "
bezdenne bagna poleskie j
pozyskal ola kultury obszer-
ma %prowincye, a ola Milo
now ludzi stworzyl byt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
Okretu rosyjskiegO ,,War-
Jag''

kt6ry zostal zlato1piony " po-
czatkach wojny, Japohczycy
ME zdolali wydobye ma po--
wierzchnie mora, natommiiast
wydostali wszystkie Wazniej-
SEE przedmioty. Pr6cz 81
dial wydobyli znaczny zapaase
amunicyi, badz natychmiast
~odpowiedniej do uzytku, hadzz
potrzebujacej tylko osuszeniaa,,
dalej pewna Iczbe torpet9d6W,
a wreszcie cennnyy b oslrl1is'
zbi6r akt6w, odnoszacychl
sic do eskadry rosyjskz:ileejl - Y
Porcie Artura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
5 os6b zabil piorun

podczas bury " miejscoWo-
Sci Strasnie pod Bernem.
Gdy wybuchla burza, 5 ro-
botnik6w schronilo sic pod
dach krytej studni. Piorun
zabit wszystkich, q diva tru-
py wpadly do studni, skad
je trudem wydobyto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
,,Ma1zOnka Mikada.' =

q. l..L4s.. aaf $780,.
Duuyieheola ,,osle go
81 "a 49, isepupi14 =
la:y1u 1g1ps'' s.,s ~ sen
~: u,lla. al - l .y
~! ~ Hs
lsaI $1,000 -:
= : - $500,
spooy a4 os1spa,lalupl1an11a.
spy.a' y11,l 800 'en'
povla
. :, 10 = 49, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01

ZaWiadomieinie oapilkacy
RRogal~la
[icensYi al
trunk6W
Zawgiadtiamiia sii99sannuiilnniiejjszem 4
Ai sRo.galllla mIl,alsstas poH,siiaatu
Winona; Stanu Miinneso,ta, ppto,dal1
dnla is Siierp,n1,iia 1901, slgotdniis !
uchwal3 Wy mi nioneggoasm,last pii-
6mIenna splikaeyesco spozWolenie a. I
EwyJszzynkks lpalo,nyc1h trunkk6 w,pawy1eej
szaoytoWane orzeczenie wWinena,f1
Mimi, zawiadomiono ioplsano ak.
5nastepuJe d. p. v pierwszem po-
5kojuSna dolnem piietrze Y munro
wanym budynku, znanym pod mr..
3279 W. "a III.
Wspomniana aplikaoYa bedzie.
.omawiana n posledzeniu rady
miejskiiiej " budynku mieJskiimr
dnia 8. Wrzesnla 1904 godz. 80
wieezorem; v TEN czasie miejscu
mole sic stawid kazdy IS obic zarzu--..
ty przeciw uzyskaniu lioensyi.
PAUL KEMP
City Recorder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
zWycie|c'zlkEI,a1d1lla .a,.,z,Wyiedzajacyoh
z... .osaddy.

10 Pazdziernika,
kolei ChieagosG Great Western spree
daWad bssdzie ykiiety zw1rotne Is
cenes5jjeednejlaz mieisc else,
zswsslI[nlsdliaalnaaa,,ls Kentucky d
ss1bosifleI#EssddgOI. rp0WrotI 30sdnialoh.od
Observation-Disclosures. blitsxeiinnffor1ns
Ikkol1licaIieedo agent5w noIen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
Samob6jstWO d~zieWieciO.
letniej ~dZieWczynki.

H-aH-H 400 - Tw- -. --'-Ia .E#r-r - E""fr .S
Il Budapest donosza, re 8
cioletnia c6reczka urzednika
Henryka Prokeseha Emma,
uciek}a z domu = powodu
otrzymania diego swiadectwa.
Policya s~prowadzi1a dzieckoo.
do domu rodzic6W, kt6rzy
zganili jej p~ostepowanie. En- IN:
ma wziela to sobie tax do SER
ca, re rzucila sic z 3 pietra
nabruk. Umierajaca przetran-
sportowano do szpitala.
-0 a EStu& ~. (. L-e+Et
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
Wycieczka ,,stOWarZysze-
mia zlOdziei'' do st. Louis.

Rzezimieszkowie angielscy
wyjechali tlumnie ma wy
stawe do St. Louis, gdzie Ii
GA ma nswietne interesy''.
Pewien detektyw londynsski
%opowiadal MISREPRESENTATION
DAILY Mail" 0 ciekawej or
ganizacyi yStowarzyszenia
z}odziei". Maja oni sWego do
w6dce, kt6ry codziennie OBJ
mysla plan kampanii zbioro-
wei i pojedy6cze wyprawy.
Rzezimieszkowie ubieraja sic
%wytwornie, zamieszkuja "
.pierwszorzednych hotelach i
So bardzo hojni W rozdawa-
niu %napiwk6w. ,Dochody"
ich przecietnie wynosza pc
20 it. szterling6w (okolo 100
dol. tygodnioWo pa kazdego
czlonka handy. Spodziewaja
sic oni jednak ,,zarabiac" .da-
leko wiecej ma wystawie W st,
Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01

g CIEkAWE RI ECZl g
Najmnlllieiszy czlOW,l1telkh

na 6wiecie tax zwany MAJOR
Karol GAM, wazacy Blum
tow III cali wysoklo6ci, ogla-
sza " dziennikach angel
skich, ze poszukuje toWar-
zyszki zycia, ,gdyz posiadas
SERGE olbrzymie. Liczy on
80 lat zycia j synem nor
malnych rodzic6W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
PUT Il CROTON OIL
ON HIS LUNCH
Seeking Revenge for Reproof,
Girls Nearly Kill Teacher
III and Children,

ag III (By Associated Press,
d BAINBRIIoGI1. GA..,4 October r. IN or
der to be reyengeu or their teacher. Pro-
fessos Byrnes. several girls poured croton
oil on his lunch, as a result he and three
children of the Barber home where
Byrnes boards are near death. Some
days ago the pro- fessors reproved five Of
the elder girls for neglectlng studies
and flirting with boys,
Enraged, the girls procured the croton
oil, The professor did not eat a noon,
however, and carried the lunch to his
boarding place In the afternoon, where lle
ate some and gave the remainder to he
Barber children. All became violently
Ill and physicians say. Byyrnes and \ two
OF tile children will probably die. When
the news became public one! OF the girls
In the croton oil plot confessed, llnpllcar
ting several others rhq girls are all
members Of prominent families and their
parents have summoned the best physl-
clans in the State In an effort to save
the lives OF Byrnes and the chill ldreay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
ARMY OFFICER
STATIONED HERE
Colonel Dempsey Will be Al
taclled to the State
Militia.

The appended telegram from the AS
ISOLATED Press was received last night:
WASHINGTON. October 12,--At the
request OF the Govelnfr OF Vir: ina,
Colonel Charles A. Dempse ey United
States army, retired, has been ordered
to Richmond, Va, for duty with the or
tganized militia Of that State for a PEE
rlod OF four years unless sooner relieved
* Colonel George Wayne Anderson. OF
the seyentieth Regiment, sid last night
that he had not tho gsligh,estsid Idea what
would ho the duties OF Colonel Dempsey.
He stated further that Tho War nepart-
tment had sent officers here In former
years at various times TO assast In spe-
rial work, such rs the getting up OF Tho
Drill Revelations OF Virginia, which were
published In 1875. %
\ It is thought that tho War Department
Is sending Colanel Dempsey here SO as
he might offer suggestions to tho militia
officers, and that whenlit nc 2e3sai " ii Q
Governor and aiijutant general can con-
fer with him con corning military affairs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
CHICAGO RIOTERS
ATTACK WAGONS
Squad Of Police Summoned to
Repulsc Big Strike
Y Mob. "A
(By AssocIa ted Press, ]

fi.3 CHICAGO, Oct ar Rloting occurred
lii connection with ~ strike OF baggage
wagon drivers employed by the Frank Il y
Scott Transfer Company to-day, Attacks
on wagons were repulsed by a squad Of
policemen at the barns Of the company in
Wabash sAvenue and by q force OF private
detectives employed to patrol the district.
& Trouble was also experienced about
the Auditorium Hotel, where tho baggpge
handlers had gone on q strike. Several
express wagons loaded with trunks and
svallses from the depots VI drove to the
hotel and unloaded with difticulty under
police guard 81 IN lss3 s 4 M )a
n Z, "a crowd al twenty men attacked one
OF the Scott wagons at the Polk Street
depot, while the driver was attempting
TO deliver baggage from one Of the hotels.
knives We're drawn and only the arrival
OF tho police prevented the cutt!pg Of the
traces, $ Il i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
T'HIE;T i RD' / DAY.
Stubborn, + htillg Still Sill = Pro' 3
gress ounded 4 Being III III
Brought III.
$fRr A s,.,a,,o-c,a q, :. 4 TAD I,rc.;..t.

(Bys Associated Prcss) sSss
N1IKDEN, Octob ober 122 40 sP Z, y, Y Ms tub
born fighting is still In progress Ills be-
Ing the third day Of the agement u
Is impossible at this time to say what
has been accomplished st,,s
Hospital trains are continually arriv-!
ing from the south. The wounded are
being sent furtt her mort h. Il. AZ dressing sta
5tlon has been est tabl lished on the railway
splaaf forms IN here. where nurses and y SUR n
3geons give prompt attentio ion, to the most
urgent cases before the trail roceed.. Ss
All THE RUS ssTArl FRO oNT% q N Monday.s
October 10 by messeng erss to- M ukden,2
STuesday.S Oct Q ber; II & della yed In fansInis-
ision) ~ Tile artil lerys duel Is essiEgs
on the Russian lei twent ty-seven les
southeast h OF d N1ukden, n while the fight
Ing at y entail RACES with terrible bitter
ness. 81 i
The japanese are essay wing sa counter ,8s
attack. The result IS In the balance: Russ
sian enforcement are coming up rapid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
CHARGED With
CRIMINAL LIBEL
New Indictment Against Man
Nominated for Florida N
Office,
lspecial 10 The Tlmes-D DIspatch,).

5ts Especial to The Tlmcs-D Dispatch,> 3i.} "
Fl ciAINEsYILLl1,f LA, October he
court to-day .oyerrplcd the motion OF
Nv. NJ Holloway TO q auash the indictment
against him for criminal libel and sus-l
tained tho Indictment, Afterwards the
States attorney nolle pressed the tndlct-l
5,nent, and Immediately brought q new one
With additional grounds, The case will
come UP for g hearing to-morrow
q Holloway was nominated insthc Demo-
cratic primaries for the position OF State
superintendent Of public instruction, and
was subsequently arrested and bound
over on the charge of criminal libel, the
5act I alleged against him being tho crcular h
lion IN Which certain words had been
written by his opponent for the nomlna-i
stion nwhich certain Words had been
Sinterpola ted, .}i S8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
LAST OF FAMOUS
BELLE MEADE STUD
(By Associated Pres

NJ III- n (By Associated Press.} ~
z NASHVILLE. TENN, October IA
private dispatch from New York an
nounces that II. I3. & Richardson. admins. Is
TRAITOR Of the estate OF the late w, II.
Jackson, has sold the last remnant Of
thoroughbred stock from the famous IS Belle
Meade stud, w. o. Farmer, owner Of tho
ICdnwold stud, OF this city, is the pur-
chaser Tho Comlnoner, twelve brood
mares and a few weanlings are included
tho purchase. The price hns not been
learned, the contracting parties all being
now III New Y York. e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
F|'.R|.'OklCAR TO
HIS DEATH.
Mr.. John Hutchins Dies From
racture Of the
Skull. sa==
81 uNGEs ]! FROM / : j 4 BRl D'elE I

iIf0t
Mr.5John W. Hutchins. a carpenter. aged
about forty-fiye years. employed by the
5Powhatan Product Company, In I Fulton.
fell from street car al the curve at
Lester and Denny Streets. about $50
r o'clock yesterda a fternoon.s and died a
short while a forwards at the Virginia
Hospital, or a compound fracture Of tbs
skull. m
Mr.. II,ltchins was on the rear platform,
OF the car, and 3 fell as the car jolted
around. the curve. He lived ct N 9. 400
North Twenty y-seyonth Street. Mrs: + e
srela tiyes.9 stcf wa s wired to last night,
and until she reaches home this morning.
the funeral arrangements will not be
ina de. Va Ssgss6S Il Y
When the accident occurred a. large
crowd gathered. The ambulance, with
Z DR.. 4Leonard in charge, quickly responded
Ito a. call, and the injured man was llur-
ried to the ptal, where It was dis
covered that n lie was In O serious condi-
.tion. He died ina few minutes, and the
body was prepared for burial BY Funeral
Director Blley.
a Deceased leaves be sides ei,is wife. three
daughters, Mrs. Calvin A. Clarke, Balti-
more; Miss A1arycs and Minerva Hut
$chins, and one son, Master John Hut
chins. ii ss31. NJ; az
Mr.. Hutchins usually wa liked home from
work, but as his daughter, Miss Minerva
was sick, he promised her to hurry home
SO as to be with her in the bsence OF
her mother.
To keep his promise he took the car,
the means of his death. III ,S8
a her Good ENvillG Conn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13

progressing faVorabl ~, ,sa
(3y Associated Press, III
sOK1O, Octo ber ~ IS T. 3. MA BATHS
5(soutli Of Mul1den) ragged #uninterrupted-S
N " ell aof8 Tuesday and into the nigh It
was continued to- day, /, Il Tho results have
not been decisive. 81, i5
4&T Tho Russians have O. heavy force on tho
japanese right toward the Tnitse Rivei;,ss
E bit It is believed that the Japanese have
checked the Russlan turning movement
&E 6 ri M.-Field Marshal Oyapla reports
the entire front October 10th, that the
Japanese are gaining ground. and that
the Russian attack on Slenchuang was
repulsed. 9S5 iis. t Is
Engagement General.
4 r.. M.--General activity has been re-
slmed in the theatre of war. t Isl be-
slieved here thatn general enga cement is I
progressing between lao Yang and A1uk-s
den VII ii ss.sa
Field Marshal goyana has met General
I sKuropatktn's advance with a general
advance of the main strength Of his force
along a broad front s8; ;2ss
Tho opposing forces were In touch yes
!terday and it Is believed that q great
3attle south OF the Hun River i Is in-9
evltable, III 81 Sa5t # d 44l
Il Beside this direct movement the Rus-s
SLAMS are attempting to- strike the Japan
ese right ut two points widely separated.
4. "A considerable force OF Russians which
was sent across the Taitse River, thirty
five miles east OF Lao Yang. has appar-
emily been Isolated by the Japanese cut
ting ITS rear and tbs rsport OF its de-s
feat or capture is expected. 553s
Japanese Advance.
. M rauaral Tn mn ,,n co 4, ~
along a broad front towards Alukder II 4
progressing, 3S f # @ 5B
A brigade of Russian infantry, with
1000 cavalry and two guns having tho
object Of striking General Kurok!'s flank
crossed the Taltse River October 9th,
The Japanese cut off tho retreat OF this
force and possibly will capture 1t.
~ The Russians are attacking 3S!enchuang,s
thirty miles northeast OF saimatze 4
(southeast Of Lao Yang and almost due 4
north of Feng Wang Cheng) evidently
with the8ohject OF cutting off Japanese
communications with the Yalu River. M
Details Of Fighting.
"A batch of reports covering tho flghtinz
of October 10th. published this evening",
records serious conflicts at vnriols poi nts
along tho Japanese front, There was g
desperate struggle in the ncig hborhood OF
Benslhu, Where the Russians crossed the
Ta1tse River and whore the japanese i
3endeavored 10 entrap the invaders.
/, The IIsien9 Ciiuang garrison, yigor olaly
attacked and repulsed the Russians, poss6
siblyS relieving the pressure on The Japan
ESQ line nf communication.
The headquarters Of tho iahchlriaIl
army, IN reporting conditions on the mig nt
OF October 10th. telesraphs as follows;
powerful column OF the enemy y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Meets Russians with General Advance and
Great Battle Rages South Of Mukden.
THE ENGAGEMENT BELIEVED TO BE GENERAL
Claim to Have Checked the Advance --Col-
utnn Cut Off Below Taitse

been
the Field Marshal dyce
from sources describe ghng there
to be aiming to a
$50 in killed wounded
south
of
OF decisive
predict
the
japanese
strategic position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
T 8339 37 f937 9I1
AMERICAN 4.
g. OIL.HANDLlNG METHODS
5jf(By Associated Press.

N ~ 49R54 {Hy AssocInted I'ress, n 7tAG
BEAU ONT TEXAS, Oct. IA party
or Germans arrived In Beaumont to-day
and took carriages for Spindle Top. r5p
where they examined that oil field: he
8c;overnment Crone, OF Cologne Mining
A Councillor Maurer, Of Hanover, and
Chemical Expert Gruneberg, Of Cologne,
II Herr Gruneberg said that heg and his
ttry, examining the oil industry. withEa
view to the submitting Of q report to
the government covering the methods
Tie party has just returned from the
california fields, and Will visit New Or
Jeans, ST, Louis, Washington Plttsburg
and her places. VA ~ as 81 X fst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
TWO VlRGINIANS
DROWNED INVEST.
One Of Young Men Said to be
Cousin Of Robert
=. Lee.

ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, October ~,
Mac chambless and "A, NJ Lee. two
young Yirgnians, have been drowned in
the Pecos River. They attempted to go
to Carlsbad from Lake Wood and the
boat struck q snag and capszed. Tho
bodies have not been recovered. Leo
was a cousin of Robert Ic, Lee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
'IAklMlI,A.NY
lS..'A' ! WORK 4
Reports Turned ii l Fully Justify
Murphy Sanguinc
Prediction.
The F:lGH !: ] IN new \ ! y y YORK 9 RI <
lBy5&Walter s. Edward Harris

Especial From Staff Correspondent.l
NEW DIRK. Oct obcr S1o The steady
downpour to-day and the high wind which
at times assumed the proportions Of o
| gale, ,% made Democratic national head
quarters rather more quiet than usual,
SO far as the number OF visitors was
sconcerned, but Chairman Taggart greet
ed Il the newspaper men az cheerily as
Though the birds were singing In the sun
| shine beneath his wind dow. IS H declared
he had nothing new to Co communicat
The 5D elaware5 Split:
Concerning the AS reported healing Of
differences between the Ad dicks and the
)Shonest r Republic lean factions IN Delaware.
| Mr.. Taggartt expressed incr credulty:
IT remember some years ago there was
q banquet given by the Democratic State
Committee Of Indiana ito all the editors
OF the State, irrespec tive OF their poll
tics IA 4 clever artist drew a. cartoon.
which was printed. representing all those
fellows standing drinking together, but.
while each man was holding up his glass
with his left hand he held a big hatchet
ora long knife In the other I think that
cartoon would describe condi lions among
Delaware Republicans very accurately
The nature Of the split In Delaware
causes the Nationals Committee to believe
that differences cannot be healed. b The
anti-AddIcks Republicans are rs fighting
.Addicks. because they believe he Is not
| honest. They charge that lie has got-i
ten control Of party in that State through
| the use OF money and aopposlttonFto his
ruling longer, was organized for. tho
avowed purpose of compelling his re-.
I,tirement It Is confidently believed that
II tho leaders OF 8 the so-called hon
est faction should attempt; to 90 over
the mass Of that faction would Sresist
So strenuously that they. would vote the
Democratic ticket If reconci cilation were
declared effected. Il. a3 e
New York State Fight.
Democratic county chairmen and State
committeeman from every section OF N ew
York appeared Mt the Hoffman House to-
da y. All the chairlnen attended a mass
meeting III the rooms Of State Commit
tee In the hotel. VI Al AfterWards each chair
man and the member Of the State Com
mittee from his county had q confer
ence with the Executive Committee.
Chairman Cord Meyer presided at the
earlier conference. Ho told the chair
mensthc State Committee was determined
to look after the country voters more
closely I han ever this year. and d.
rected them to pay closest attention to
Illegal registrations by Republican voters.
Fie estimated that NJ the Republicans
would have a fund Of $500 900 for use on
registration days and tho day OF elec-8
ton and he warned the, cllnlrlner to keep
a close watch for the illegal USE of this
fund Tho consensus Of the reports OF
the chalrnen was fully MS favorable to
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13

& KIropatkins advance met with, counter
advancc OF Oynmn; general eng gement
&Euil to- bcRin progress between y th1ukden
and sLiao-Yang: fighting Is In It's third ,rt
day md Etlll continues ia pancse CAIN
II o have cut off Russian column southsot
J'aitsd: Japanese shells damage Russian an
8warships at Port thur:;; de "a lis Of enr!y
fighting following Russian forward move
#,nmt;3 British, steamer aptured by jap
\ 4nnese-Ep Episcopal #F Convention has AMI
ma ted discussion of divorce & question; !;
final action In matter will probably be
& pos tppned \; rchbishop soon IS to leave
5country--Big 6 crowds hear. Davis, 81 Daniel,
s1Iil and Whyte In West Virginia; party
making trlumphal tour: Tanmany hard r
f;Alurply's 50 nguine prediction; New Y ork
State leaders g;it her to plan fight. In State;
what Carter Harrison says OF the "A West
-G Georgia court-martinl concludes case
3pr&Iiitch captain will probably receive
public Riotlng In. Chica go IN
Connection with strike--W. Murray
Crane succeeds Senator Hoar--G eorgia
girls put croton oil on teacher s lunch
and nearly XIII him and several K children
being tried for criminal libel United
States Supreme Court hears arguments
Fin famous Fayeweathert will case------A q !.
3bama sheriff who didn, tprotect negro VIII
8hc aimpea do Oiscan wins Champagne
4 3StakeFat Morris Park: Bon Voyage beaten
4 at Lexington 4 by Jack Axworthy; other
races of the day.. last season IN base
hall games yesterday; sale OF Whitney
tceivcr appointed for Commonwealth To-
simccp Conpany--D ewey's will pro badly
direct winter manoeuvcrs in Caribbean
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