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The daily tribune., 1904-06-04
For Stealing Clothes.

Deputy Sheriff Furpin arrested
ReyDold Jones. colored. at Portland
yesterday. on complaint Of L. Soils,
also colored. The charge against
Jones is stealing clothing from Soils
while employed at Bear Gulch. The
trial comes up before Judge Nix this
afternoon.
Why not patronizs home industry I
Pure ice cream. sherberts. etc.. at
Hoffman Bros. n
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

Miss Steele served as waitress in
the Idlweild restaurant at this plaoe
some three years ago. Later she went
to Pueblo where she worked in Harvey
Bros. restaurant for q year. She then
tented the Erickson block and ran a
rooming house. The young man she
married works in Cigar store at Pu.
eblo.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04
Edna Steele Married.

Miss Edna Steele WAS united in
marriage to John B. Murray yestsr.
day. the younR people going to Colo
RADIO Springs to be married. Both
young people are well known in Pu-
ebio. The bride is . daughter Of
Jefferson Steele. q prominent Pueblo
county pioneer, aud has lived near
here all her life. having for years
made her home with her uncle at
Overton. She is = charming young
brunette. possessed of many attract
ions. The groom il we'll known
young business man.--Pueblo Star
Journal
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

Leave Florence today, arrive st.
Louis tomorrow via D. and r. G. and
Missouri Pacific. Through Pullman
sleepers. See D. and r. G. agent.
If
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

Paperhanging, painting, kalsomin.
ing. ]. Fl. Jansen. II
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

Toxic. June 4-The attack on Port
Arthnr is progressing satisfactorily
and its fall is a matter of a short
time.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

Now Charter Oak steel ranges -
and up; screen doors 900 - =. III
kinds Of tents cheap. CLOSING at
line OF high grade trunks - = 60.
Haadquarters for fsrniturs. hard.
wsre. etc.. new and sscond haa1.
Howard !. Ruedss.
's-A ~ West Main.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

st. Petersburg. June 4-Interes,
has been aroused to the keenest point
By the announcement so coolly made
from Toxic that the Japanese propose
to take Port Arthur in IA days.
What is more, among these strange
ly pessimistic minded Russians it is
admitted pretty generally that the
enemy, after what he had shown
himself to be, 10 likely to make good
his word.
Toxic. June 4-The reported
landing Of new japan ese army of
25. 900 men and sixty guns at Taku
Shan gives the Japanese control of the
entire country from Feng Wan Cheng
to Kai Ping. Gen. Kuroki low has
$50, 900 men to oppose Gen. Kuropat-
kin in any move he might make. and
also to advance against him Kai
Ping is 25 miles from New Chwang
and sixty miles south Of Liao Yang.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04
Look Here

One dollars worth Of good for e.
all the month Of June at Proctor'a
W-oe
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04
TRAINS MEET
IN COLLISION
Missouri Pacific Flyer Dis
obeys Orders.
Tramp Killed and Nineteen Passsn-
gers are Injured-Irsns Palmer
and W. ]. Mccormick Of pueb-
10 Among the Injured

kansas City. June The Missouri
Pacific COLORADO Flyer" wsss
bound coilidsd hesd.on with the east.
bound accommodation near Hassip,
Kansas. Last night. One nan VS.
killed and largo number of paassu.
gers injured. The dsad man 10:
AUGUST BLOOM. who was steal.
ing ride on the blind.
The injured are:
Mrs. John Robipson. W. J. Payne
and Henry Dasalbuna Of New York;
Irene Palmer and ". ]. Mccormick
OF Pueblo: and several others. Nine.
teen in all were injured.
Train No. 1. the Colorado dyer, bad
orders TO meet train No. 81, the
accommodation At Mastin.
Til Grew, 1t is believed. overlooked
its orders and met train 8s south Of
Mastin tank. about one and one third
miles south Of Mastin. The engines
were both large and were demolished.
!, BssRsgeman Williams. ON train
No. Se. wAs injured and Engineer
Stocum. on No. l. hes . broken leg.
Fireman Whaley. on No. l. was hurt.
The day ooaoh on the scoommosa-
tion train was telsscopsd. but the
chair car was not injured. The mail
car on the flyer was telesoopsd and the
end of the baggage car ssovs in.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-04

To buy second hand housshold
goods. New goods traded
Howard J. Poudsr.
1884 1873 West Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
poWHATAN co CO
How They Grow and How They
Are CAPTURED in That Countyo

A1e 3SdpLuICO III Aaius sJ v
ESPECIAL to The Times. Dispatch)
TREN ITOLM, VA. June 6-One OF the
largest 'coons ever seen In this section
was killed q few days a go by little Nelson
povaii and his sister Miss Emma Royall
OF Richmond.
The little boy. who Is only eleven years
oId. was grazing cows about a mile from
hon,e with several dogs for companions.
The dogs freed a. large coon. The child
took his seat Under tho tree and waited
patiently there all through the long hours
of a warm day. He reasoned that when
he did not come homo at the usual time
HIS brother would come to look for him,
and they would kill the coon. But when
4 O'Clock came he collected his scattered
cows and ran home. He told with great
excitement Of how he had kept watch
since O'clock that morning under
tree that held the largest coon IN the
world. AS his brother was away It
seemed as IL the great coon would es-
cape after all; but It was then that his
sister announced that she would go and
Kill the coon. They set out again with
two shells loaded with buckshot. and to
their .rprise found the coon still In the
the king OF 'coons fell crashing Ct her
feet. They bore it home IN triumph.
the child almost beside himself with joy
as he exhibited his sisters first kill
I Miss Royal is a trained nurse. we'll
known in Richmond. where she has been
located since her graduation from the Old
Dominion Training School In 1901. She
will take back with her the stuffed skin
Of the coon as a souvenir OF her visit
and as proof that Powhatan can boast
coon as we'll as fox hunters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
THE: BOARD
OF I RADE
State Organization to Hold Its
Annual Meeting at Vir-
GINA Beach.
NEARLY 1 HOT AS RICHMOND
"A White Woman Charged With
Running Blind Tigcr--Daugh-
tiers to Have Bazaar.
snac,a, "a THE Times-Dtsnatch

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.)
!, NORFOLK, VA, June s--R. A. Dun
Top, secretary OF the Virginia Board OF
Trade. has issued notice Of the annual
meeting OF the board at Virginia Beach
July 4th and 9Th. Each organization on
the membership rolls of the State Board
is entitlcdsto representation Of three
delegates and three alternates from the
fifty members and one DELICATE and one
alternate for each fifty additional mem
hers or fraction thereof.
AT the annual meeting there will be
several important matters submitted for
consideration by the Executive Commit
tee. Among them will be a proposition to
establish a central "A gency for the prep
aration, presentation and collection OF
claims growing out Of the rules and reg
ularons relating to storage demurrage
and car service In Virginia, prescribed by
the State Corporation Committee and
other claims OF shippers.
There will also be submitted propo-
sition to consider the expediency OF hold
ing mass-meeting Of the shippers OF the
State to enlist their cooperation IN the
pending and future questions affecting
tnGtr interests, anu d prog dulIo Aoi oe1A
meeting.
The meeting Of the State Board will
convene about noon on July 4th IN the
Princess Anne Hotel.
y 1t will be preceded by session OF the
Executive Council. which will be called
to order probably about 10 o'clock.
FIELDS INDICTED.
The Federal grand jury to-day indicted
John Fields, colored. for assaulting
Christopher Harrison, a white rural mail
carrier In Mecklenburg county.&ln ar
resting Fields Deputy Marshal Gray en-
countered a mob Of angry blacks, which
comnelled him to draw his gun to get
his prisoner to the train.
With the exception OF Raleigh and
Richmond. Norfolk was the hottest place
in the country to-day, the mercury reach
ing the % notch.
CHAPNrAN-CoLL1E
Miss Caroline Collier, of Matthews
county, and John West Chapman, OF ALI
gusta, met here by appointment to-day
ard we're married in the parlors of the
Monticello Hotel by Rev. Carl p. Gram ram
mer.
Miss Hannah Finch, white, was ar
raigned In Police Court this morning,
charged with running a Sunday piind
tiger. Three negroes were held as state
witnesses, but the case was postponed
y Pickett-Buchanan Camp, Daughters OF
the Confederacy, have arranged for q
bazaar to raise the funds necessary 10
complete the Confederate monument here
There will be fourteen. each oearlhs
the name of Southern States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
AT BROWNSBURC
Edward Mccormick Is Waylaid
and Kills Two Of Assailants.
Other Tragedies Recalled.
Special to The Times ispatch.>

fSpeCial to Inc. ~
LEXINGTON, VA, June 6.-BroWns-
burg, Rockbrdge county, fourteen miles les
from Lexington, was the scene OF
tragedy Saturday night at midnight re-
sultlng in the killing OF two men py Eu-
ward Mccormick, son OF aehrS Ai lt's-ol'
mick. of that village !,
con If ~. H. Blackwell and John W.
Wade. son OF Love Wade, all OF the
county. several miles from BroWnsourg,
The killing is the outgrowth or an ola
ee,,d ~ several years standing, In which
vounr Mccormick and tho Wades,i father
and son, were the interested parties.
Saturday night young Wade and BLACK
we'll, accompanied by several friends'
came into Brownsburg. 1t is said. with
tha ostensIble purpose OF chastising Nc
cormick, They met with him In one
az tha village stores and attempted 70
nick q quarrel, which he declined. Later
It is said they attempted to lure him OUT
~ the store with the invitation TO drink
With them, but ne repeatedly declined
every advance made.
All nearly midnight. when the store
was closed young Mccormick and ms
eather started home. and ON leaving the
hnildlng it is alleged that two of the
Wade party were seen outside, and that
one of then, whistled several times, SEEM
ingly giving IA signal. A short distance
down the street the Mecormlcks were
attacked, by several Of the party, who,
II is said, we're lying in wait. In, an old
stable. Young Mccormick, when at
tackled by rocks and i l. said 81 sh e "a, at
opened fire, and as the result Hia ckweiI
and wade were both killed, both, shot
through the heart. ~
IA "A coroner's inquest was held g., Sunday ! y
a Elimination, vas brought to Lexington
by Sheriff sterrett and lodged IN jail,
The NJ case is expected to come up at the
next circuit Court. which Will convene
here next Monday
1T is said the attacking party was wa,
drinking. The McCormicks are promlr
nent people in the community.
The Walker-Miller tragedy is recalled
as having taken place In BrownsburE
fourteen years age, In. which pr z. y,
Walker. his wife and Henry Miller We're
killed, shot to death. Since that time
five other murders have taken place IN
! the village.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
THE TIDEWATER ROAD.
Engineers Making Preliminary
Survey Through Bedford.
Especial to The Times-Dispateh.

fspecial to The Times-Dispa tch.l
BEDFORD CITY. VA. June g.
That the line OF the proposed Tide
water Railroad will pass through Bed
ford county seems now almost an as
sured fact.
A1essrs. Granger and Cahill. engineers
Of the road, were here Sunday last and
on Monday began careful inspection
AZ the topogra ply OF the southside OF the
county. The first survey had gone from
Roanoke, in a sontheasterly dlrectlon'
following on the south bank the tortuous
course Of the Staunton River as far as
Leeserlie in Campbell county, the one
vital consideration seeming to be the
question OF down grade to the ocean.
Those familIara.with the lay OF the land
In Bedford felt convinced that down
grade all the way could be secured by
crossing Staunton River near Carriers
Island overcoming the divide at the
Headquarters of Stony Fork Creek and
following Goose Greek from the mouth OF
stony Fork to Leeserlie and Its inter-
section with Staunton River.
The engineers have now made a pre-
lliminary survey OF this route. and Mr..
r., d. Binford, who has been active IN
securing the railroad for Bedford re-
ceived a. letter to-day from Or. w. =.
| Thurman. who went over the ground
with the engineers, stating that every N ~,
dication pointed to the BEDFORD route.
This Is by far the most direct ana VIII
CIT off. at least twenty miles from the
| staunton River route. The one difficulty
| is overcoming the divide at the head OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
FOUR SUCCESSFUL
RHODES SCHOLARS
Out of This Four the Commit
tee to Select One for
Three Years.
1snenia1 "a The Tlmes-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
Il CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June o.
Dr.. James Morris Page. OF the Univer-,
Jsity OF Virginia, received notice to-day
that four Of the candidates who took the
Virginia examination for the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship on April Both, passed
successfully These were A. Paul Bagby,
Of Richmond College; H. Lewis Brown.
OF Charlottesville; William A. Fleet, OF
the University OF Virginia, and Beverley
iD.s Tucker, OF Theological Seminary.
The state commission, consisting of
DR.. Page, chairman; Professor s. G.
Mitchell, OF Richmond College, and Pro-
lessor #. v. N. Painter, Of Roanoke
College, will meet In a few days to Sc
lect from the four above named candi-
dates the one who is to hold the Vir-
ginia Rhodes scholarship for the next
three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07

BRIEFS
Especial to The Tlmes,plspatch.l

/ FRpDERIcKsBURG. VA, June 81,
successful as farmer. as a few days
ago he shipped two fat cattle from MS
Northern Neck farm to one Of the, city
ma rkets and realized $751; for thu pail. .
building belonging, to MI. Ben Leigh.
diary IRE early this morning,
Bockrnan. electrician at the Southwestern
s es diii fer from her breast 70 her feet
ROANOKE, 3YA,-The Norfolk and
Western has commenced Its summer re-
duction Of expenses. An hour has been
cut off the time of the men. In the shops
and $50 working on track building have
' 'Rod 5isS N MOUNT. vA.-Ths tsa,year-
old son Of Mr., Cooper. PROMINENT farm,
stairway at. his home recently and sus7
ffiieted Wit ha physical deformity,
t'SKiPWITH, VA.-The hot weather yes
itertiay SO Frustrated Rev. W.. G.. King
thai he vas unable to finish MS sermon
q ttFl ssso5EE sn3 WFa'-pollce Chief Carney
at Windsor, Va, this morning shot !, and
probably fatally injured William Prye
colored, while resisting arrest
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Read Ads Thursdays Times Dispatch That's Bargain

stony Fork, near Debo store. and u Il
argued that the economy OF twenty
niles secured BY this Goose Creek ms
Fork, provided this IA necessary.
Is n the road does follow Goose Creek
1t viii opei, lip to the world one OF the
fairest and most fertile sections II, w.
GINA. This broad, level valley. skirted
by mountains covered with virgin
forests, liz ore OF the most pict,iresaue
ana beautiful In this land OF magnify
cent mountain scenery. while It's wealth
In forest, soil and mines needs but the
coming OF the iron horse to lead the
Immediate Development
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
Fredericksburg Notes.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
X FREDERICKSBURG VA, June GA
meeting of the stockholders of the North
ern Neck Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany for the election OF officers and other
business will be held at Heathsville on
Monday. June 18th.
Judge d. a.. Grimsley has appointed MT.
FIT, Carter, Of Kappa hammock county,
as the examiner of records for the Ninth
judicial Circuit.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Mary Oberton Jacobs daughter Of Alr.
Mr.. James III, Lohr. the ceremony to
take place at the home of the bride on
June 18th at o'clock F. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
DAILY FASHION HINTS.
GIRLS FROcK.
ms essrAoa so.eAsY. ssw voas er,.

No. 4557-Among the many pretty styles
shown for the little maiden this season,
those of tho Russian order hold first place.
There has never been a style that has
held SO well. season after season and it's
popularity Is not far to seek. The one
piece dress is easy to make, and easy
TO launder. Very little or no trimming is
required for finishing.
In this particular model the waist with
Its opening at the side. discloses point
ed yoke effect in both front and back.
The waist and skirt are in one piece.
Every mother knows the particular adj
vantage Of this style dress. Sew up the
shoulder and under-arm seam and the
dress is put together. A pretty little con-
ceit is the sleeve cap. which by the way
is seen on all OF the latest garments. The
model Is good one to follow for school
dress. A pretty development would be
In plain or striped linen. using bias ba nds
Of the material and white embroidery for
decoration. "A,
Materials required for medium size, 8
yards, IS inches wide.
Sizes. 6, Z, 8, 8. 10 and IL years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
Carthorn-Evans.
fsnecial to The 1,imes- Dispa tch.)

nrst DyM weddins was solemnlzed Thursday
tavening'a Gleve Landing Baptist Church,
The Contracting parties We're Mr.. Leop n 4
Nav Evans, of Essex county. The maids
We're Misses Nella Sadler, Grace Carlton,
Carrie Evans and Miss Hamlin. of Ian
caster county, Messrs. Dan Newblll Col
lie Evans, Frank Hall and Dorsey Dicker-
son acted as ushers
Little Misses Virginia Rouz!e. and Jane
Evans were the flower girls, Mrs.
Blanche Bland pl esided at the organ n
port, Va. The ceremony was performed
BY Rev.. F, w. Kerfoot,. pastor OF the
church, The church was beautlrnlly DEC
After the ceremony the bridal party was
entertained at the home of the sroom's
father f&lff. '4, ttNi.l t4f4t.- .H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
SHIP A HooDoo.
The Bark Kennebec Had Bad
11cL, for Tue -Xaare
Especial to The Tlmes-plspatchD

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June s--The
into Hampton Roads to-day and her cap
tain is anxious to relinquish command at
once. He tells hard luck story to the
effect that no has searched In vain for
two storms, which practically dismasted
Ms ship and twice turned him back from
rounding Cape Horn and to cap the
representing thirteen different nationals
ties in the twenty-three men.
Captain Lanes wife accompanied him
through all the vlcissitudes which befcll
the Kennebec. Tho mutiny occurred at
Nontevideo. and the mate was injured
before 1t was quelled.
The home port Of the .Kennebec Is San
Francisco and she sailed from there TWO
She has not been able to round the
Horn since. Captain Lane says the ship
Is a hoodoo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
BRILLIANT GOLF GAME.
Miss Evans Wins From Miss
Gault in Splendid Net Game.

.l Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
81 NORFOLK. VA, June 6.--The feature
tournament to-day was the match be-
tween Miss Connie Evans, Hermitage
Club, Richmond, and Jeanette Can't,
Crescent Club, Norfolk. Miss Evans WIN
TRe two ladies attracted considerable
attention by reason of their total dissimi-
larity of physical make up. Both are
singularly prepossessing: Miss Can't tall
and graceful. Miss Evans pretty and
petite.
The Richmond girl played one Of the
most remarkable net games ever witness
among the very few net games ever
played by a woman in this part Of the
State, a. ll9s8s
liant and persistent back line game and
lost by score of 81 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
Killed BY the Train.

Especial to The Times-Dl spateh'l
ELLBRsoN. yA June U. s,aM sls,r y b B.
night betweer this place and Fiunsett.
Ills dead body was found by colored
man early this morning. It Is not known
at what hour he was killed, -
urday evening, and It is supposed he was
walking back Sunday night and probably
stopped to rest on the ties OF the railroad
Va He was about forty years of age and
was unmarried. He was living With Mr..
nj, g. Moore. Of this place,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
ENGINEER JUMPS FROM
LOCOMOTIVE AND KILLED

Especial to The dlmes-Dlspatch.l
ROANOKE. VA, June 6.--Englneer
Richard Hennessy, of the Roanoke and
Southern, was killed to-day by jumping
from his engine and breaking his neck.
The poney truck of the engine jumped
the track as the train, south-bound
freight, WAS going down grade, and the
engineer jumped. He Was thlrty-fiye
years Of age, and leaves a wife ana
two children, Ills body was brought to
Roanoke tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
in EV cry HOME

There should always be found bottle of
the famout Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
1t is good for every member Of the fam
fly and II taken at the start may conn
teract long sick spell, No other Is Just
as good nor so safe and reliable It puts
the stomach in a normal condition and
cures RIlIIousness, constpated Bowels,
dyspepsia, Indigestion, Insomnia, Liver
Troubles and Malaria. Doctors and Drug
Elsts recommend 1t. Try one hottie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
Thrown From a Horse.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
GLOUCESTER G. H., VA, June. g.
Nelson Purcell. who lives not far from ron
hurt by being thrown from a horse sun
day evening. and Is now In very pre-
carious condition.
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Alleged Murderer Captured.

(special to The Times-DispatchO
cHARLEsToN, KANANIIA Co, w.
VA, June 6.-OtIs Hit, believed to have
killed the unidentified man found dead
In a box car here last Weanesday morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
sTAUNToN HORSE SHOW.
Fifteen Honorary Vice-Presi.
dents-Splendid Prize List.

& QentS-OPleHQlQ FIlZe LlSt.
Especial to The Times Dlspatc h.)
STAUNTON, VA, June 6.-The initial
exhibition OF the Staunton Horse Show
Associatl ton promises to be one of the
$llrgest and most Interesting in Vhe
State. The prize list. aggregating over
$1,000 has Just been completed and this.
WITH a special prize list, containing a
number OF valuable articles. will cause a
great many horse owners from a. distance
+ to exhibit here 3iI
AZ In fact, many Of the best known horse
men In the State have already signified
t. the management their intention to enter
their horses. r. l5 tg,gs
!, AT a recent meeting Of the association,
fifteen honorary vlce-presidents. repre-,
senting nearly every section of the Old
Dominion, We're elected, and the majority
of these gentlemen have wired their ac-
ceptance OF the honor conferred upon
them. They are Lieutenant-G Governor
JOS e. Willard, Richmond: j. Frank
fTempleton, Waynesboro: J.iG G. Fulton,
ut Meridian; n. Bruce Whitmore. Par
nassus: c.. D. Langh orne. Green wood; DR..
j. "a. Meyers, Harrisonburg; Dr. Owsley.
Greenwood; Tate Sterrett, Hot Springs;
j. r. Anderson. Richmond; Courtland Fl.
Smith, Alexandria; w. G. Bosserman,
Mlddlebrook; r. A.. Clemmer. "A. O. Brax
ton, Andrew Bowling and r. w. Burke,
all Of Stanton. u
The show will be held early in August.
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