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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Jessie Marvin Quinby Bride
Of Charles Graham Evans.
I. lsnecIalI M rha rimes.nisnatnh

Especial to The Times-D ispatchl
BEDFORD CITY, VA. June 16.-hrjss
Jessie Marvin Quinby and Mr. Charles
Graham Evans were married at high
noon to-day at the residence OF Mrs.
Margaret Upshur Franklin. the sister of
the bride. Rev. J. w. shackford, Of the
| The beautiful house. In It's extensive.
grassy lawn. with it's flower garden and
line trsss, presented d. notable picture
profuse decorations Of handsome growing
The eereH1Ing took place within
with ferns and white blossoms as hack
ground, with large floral bell sus-
pended from above the entrance, beneath
which the bride and groom stood during
The music was furnished Throughout
The e9sason 3, BY an Italian string
the sweet strains floated out on the
flower perfumed air,
The guests We're received by Misses Ger
trude smith and Mamie Berry and ush-
cred into the parors.
The bridal party passed along. an aisle
bX broad White ribbons to al
~ Norfol Ok foliowad DA by Miss e aaossls
Smith th rssl little e n wsf's g the bride
ring. Then came the maid Of honor, Miss
Henrietta Chauncey Quinby, sister OF
the bride, III All elegant gown OF white
net over. apple green silk, carrying a
cluster OF pink sweet peas and maiden
hair ferns, Last came the bride. leaning
on the arm of her brother, Mr. L. IT,
Teackle Qulnby. Of New York, very
lovely IN an exquisite rohe OF white crepe
de chine. with ornamentatlon OF accordion
plated chiffon fagoting and a deep berthe
OF !, real duchess lace. The long bridal
yell was caught In position by orange
blossoms. E.s 34
An elegant wedding breakfast, served
In courses, succeeded the ceremony. Miss
Mamie Griffin dispensed a delicious fruit
punch. The presents We're Very hand
some. numerous and valuable, coming
MI sir. and Mrs. Evans left on the east
which, point they Will take the steamer
lnKershaW" for, an extended tour In Nova
Scotia. Upon theirGreturn In August they
win be al home at Randolph Macon Acad-
rrnS, of which institution Mr.. Evans Is
4, senior member of the faculty
pr anfs We're as M f and RTE " qs sssIs
9ulnby and children. Of New York; Mir.
s. s. lambeth, Of Norfolk: Or. and Mrs.
John w. Dillard and Miss Fannie Dill
lard, of Lynchbnrg; Mr., and Mrs ". s.
McC'lannaham, of Roanoke: Miss Ruth
Evans, OF Manteo, n, e.. sister Of the
groom. and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
TEACHERS SCATTERED.
All Training Themselves for Bet
Ter Work at High School.

Teachers OF the Richmond High School
will be widely scattered during the next
three months.
Miss r. Van Wort viii take a course IN
English and literature at Harvard UNI
veisity this summer.
AiiBs Florence Bloomberg will go to
Berlin to study German.
Mr. III. Lee McBajp, the assistant prin-
+ cipal Will take summer course at tlIe
University of Chicago and next session,
Will be student at Columbia University.
New York.
SIR. c. G. Pearson will take Latin at
Chicago University.
Mr.. w. r. Smithey will take course
in physics and chemistry at the Univer-
tity OF Virginia. under Professors Smith
and Mallett.
Mr.. w. N. Hamlet will take a course
in physics and chemistry at the univer-
sity OF Virginia. under Professors Smith
and Mallett.
Miss j. r. Angel Will take a course
IN English and literature at Harvard Uni
yersity.
Miss Camilla Dlckerson will take
course In English and history. at ldar-
ward
Mr.. Julian p. Thomas, principal OF the
High School is very proud OF his teach
ing corps and their efforts to prepare more
thoroughly for their work greatly pleases
him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Personals and Briefs.

a young white man. named I. D. Cheatham
was arrested by Detectives Hall and Wren
the Franklin House. He was hailed for his
appearance in court this morning,
Tho graduating class OF Stevens institute OF
under the trees on the institutes new campus
at Castle Point. Hoboken; II, 3. Lane. OF
Ta ne Yors sum the
The lawn party which was to have been
given Yesterday afternoon on the Wo.
mans College grounda by the Young La
soqesg Of the RrG ba
evening on account Of the rain.
Major Robert W. Hunter, of Winches-
ter, secretary OF military archives of the
State. has gone TO his home for few
days on private business. the office is
kept open during his absence by his as.
sistant.
Or. Moses Sycle will leave about June
22d for New. York, where he win take a
post course in the Polytechnic Hospital,
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Jean
Coleman, who has been quite eek for
some time, but who Is now convalescent'
MI Claude n Dean. deputy clerk Of til, the
to-day start on a months trip. during which
he Win visit New England and New York
viii viii eon au his trip as FAR West as colorade
Springs. Mr.. Dean will extend his vacation
10 the date Of the meeting OF tha court here
In mld-Juy. 81
Mr.. j. L. Fits, a Socialist lecturer, from
south Carolina, will speak in Richmond
Sunday on Tho Colorado Outrages." He
Will speak in tho morning at Westham
Hall, Laurel and Cary Streets, and In
the afternoon at 3 O'Clock at Powell 8
Hall, Church Fill Avenue.
At the closing exercises OF Mrs. IT, u.
Liggans music class Wednesday night
Miss Aline Yeaman received handsome
gold medal for proficiency In music,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Miss Robertson's School.

The session at Miss Robertson's school
came to All end Tuesday morning with
The ynedalists were: Abbie Gary, Chris
tine Doliens Willie Thurston and Rennle1
Stutz. Pupils receiving honor cards were
as follows:
kinson, Grace Hill, Mary StutZ. Beatrice
selph. Ioney Brandt, Sadie Kitchen.
Leonard Fox, Ethel Stewart, Baylor Pen
d,eton. Ruth Selph Robert Wise. Marion
Malone. Frank Pearce. Willie Hall, Myr-
tie Edwards. Robert MAYO. Marie Crowd
er. Bernard Warinner. Bernard Douglas
icthn Tucker. Stuart Morris, Kate Temp
Myrtle Dowell.
# second Honors-Charley Lampkin, Bes-
sic Hall, Harry McGinn and Leslie Dur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Izurnai Still Missing.
tBy associate Press,

TOXIC. June 1871 p M-Details OBJ
tainable from the survivors of the III
fated Japanese transports show that the
Hltachi and Sado met three Russian war
ships near Xxi Island at 10 o'clock We'd
nesday morning. The Russians fired on
the Japanese ships and stopped them,
and soon afterward they torpedoed and
sank the helpless transports
The captain of the Sado and several
other men were captured, More than
one hundred men escaped in the boats
and landed at ri Kura.
"A message has been received here from
,Hagi saying hat the survivors Of the
Hltachi had drifted north to shimono-
sekl and been saved. The transport Izuni
Is still missing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
over FIVE: HUNDRED
BODIES. RECOVERED.
tcontltlued from first page.S

iSoUllHupu IRON gTlTSI IHse'p ea4tGi1
-----.-------.----------.-
believed that many that are now report
ed missing are safe and eventually Will
be heard from BY the officials who have
the resclie work In hand. Indeed, to-
night q surprising number or persons re-
ported to these officials that they had
been saved, thus cutting the list OF miss
ihB down considerably, as we'll as the
probable mortality list.
Many persons were injured In tho panic
that followed the breaking out of flames
on the General slocum, and at least 200
persons were taken to the hospitals Not
d death has occurred 20 far among these,
and many OF them have already been
discharged. &S III
/. Perhaps the most remarkable case in
the many appalling experiences OF those
who were on the Slocum was that of Miss
Clara Hartman. who WAS picked up for
dead, towed behind boat for several
miles, wrapped In astarpulin and tagged
as dead, and then recovered conscious
ness at the Alexander Avenue Police Sta
ton. 1t is now believed she will recover.
Vandalism Displayed.
Although many OF the bodies taken to
the morgie wero very badly mutilated
and the clothing IN many cases almost
entirely burned off, valuables have been
taken from them and are In the keeping
of the city officials 10 the extent OF
10000 or more Several Of the men and
women had the savings OF a lifetime on
them when they perlshed. Much jewelry.
1t is reported to tho police. has been lost.
but an explanation may be found In the
fact that 1t was destroyed In the fire
rather than stolen by ghouls.
Mayor Mcclellan to-day after receiving
messages Of coincidence from many
sources, visited North Brother Island and
later visited the morgue. He issued a
proclamation to the citizens of New
York and appointed relief committee
of prominent men, and relief will be sadly
needed In that little east side territory
which the vast majority OF those who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
COMMITTEES MEET.
Contract to be Awarded for the
New City Stable.

Tho Committee on Health last night
received bids for the erection Of A now
brick stnble for the health department.
and referred them to a subcommlttee and
the city engineer, with power to award
the contract W
The committee reelected Mr.. James e.
O'Grady, of Fulton. clerk to the Board
of Health for a term OF two years from
July 1st The election was by acclama
ton. and Squire O'Grady's efficiency was
highly praised
Tho Committee on Grounds and Build
sings failed of a quorum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
!. MARVELLOUS FEAT.
Captain Pollard Guides a Lead
Pencil to Incredible Achievement

f One OF tho most marvellous feats OF micro
rcoplc pennlanship ever executed. has Just
been accomplished BY Captain Thomas P.
Pollard OF this city. q we'll known Con-
federate veteran, formerly captain of Company
3. Twelfth Virginia Infantry Mahone's Bill
gade, Anders5n's Division. ongstreets Corps,
on plain white. visiting card. and In n
sriacn thereon no larger than the blunt end
OF lcad pencil. he has written with q hard
graphite pencil the entire text OF the Lord 8
Prayer. tho Apostles' Greed and the Ten Com
nandments and in addition 70 all this his own ,I
name, nge residence. and his rank and d.
vjnion In the confederate service.
This achievement seems incrdble. but u
Ia IN absolute fact and n microscopic study
of the dark SPOT OH the card shows juDt
what Ia stated above. total of ssa words,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
HOW MANY VOTES WILL BE cAsT7
Awards for Thoas Estimating Nearest tho
Winning Vote In the Presidential

= Tho Florodora Tag Company has made
arrangements for the distribution Of TO-
s55 cash awards, aggregating $4,000,
among those who estimate nearest the
vote cast for the winning candidate for
President of the United States In the
election. Tuesday. November s. 1904 The
oply conditions imposed are that there
shall be sent with the estimate five of
the tags or five of the whole coupons
or ten half coupons or ten Of the cigar
hands of the kind that are being redeem
ed by the manufacturers through the
Florodora Tag Company, and all esti-
mates must be received not later than
November 5. 1904.
Further information, which will be use
full in making estimates, together with
estimate blanks. will be furnished by the
F,orodora Tag Company, Jersey City, N,
j., on receipt of two cents for postage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
INTERESTING CASE.
Trial Of Bacon Is Looked For
ward TO for DEVELOPMENTS

When tho trial OF Nathaniel 3. Bacon 10
called In the Hastings Court July 9Th.
great interest lis expected In the case. as
there are those who believe II will likely de-
ve,op soma things in connection with the
recent award OF paving contracts by the
Street Cornrn ttee.
Raeon is \ ~, bail for his appearance on
the charge of Offering q bride 10 Councilman
.rptn r. West. OF Madison Ward, to remain
away from the meeting IN order to break
lie vote between the bids of two concerns
who were contendins for the contract There
will be many other witnesses in the case. but
the testimony of Yves, and Bacon Will be
ga cnrlyt awaIte l4ii4ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

pneunoilla. she was daughter of the y
late Major 3. n. Mcveigh, we'll known
in charlottesville, Her husband and two !
Observation-Disclosures Irene and Mary--st ir- 4
#yive She also leaves ono brother--Nlr.5
George Mcveigh--antl one slster--Mrs.ii III
a. NJ. Shepherd, Of Roanoke, Va
G. G. Snead. 81
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
n FORK UNION, VA, June 16,--C Char les
Goodal snead died yesterday at the
Old homestead, near Fork Union. 8vaa
He was the son OF Captain Charles o.
and Bette Payne snead, an invalid Of
many years. and beloved BY large cir
Gle Of friends. 5sg
He was a. brother of Mrs. Walter Ri IL
Daniel. Mrs. Al s. Allen and Mrs. RAJ
leigh T. Daniel, deceased. of Weldon
n. C,.; also OF William A.. Ellis P.,,is$s
George Fl. and OF Misses Martha Mosby
and Bessie Travers Snead. Funeral from
the home Saturday at 10 "A. M.
]. G. Bowder1. ~
Especial to The Times-D spatch)
" sHACKLEFORDS s. VA, June 18.--Nfr.
Joseph Goodman Bowden died a t his I
home In King and Queen county. We'd
lnesday morning, after O. long and pain
full illess. a @ M Y
Mr., Bowden was a veteran OF the Civil
War, volunteering in the COME derate
army when q hoy. s " 81 a 81 @ ;$3 ii 3igi
T1e was a consistent member OF the M.
e y Church, to his wife a devoted and
kind husband. to his friends ever true
and loyal. y Il ri SSsSs
The funeral services were from the resi-
,1ence Thursday afternoons, Rev ID.
b. Smith Offclating. ~ INK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
GOVERNOR is BACK.
Enjoyed Trip to State lnstitu-
tons and Met Many Friends.

: C;overnor NontnEl1e returned yesterday from
Blacksburr, where he went to attend the
Polytechnic Institute finals and spent q the AK
disposing OF routine matters. His Excellency'
greatly enjoyed his stay At Baacksbnrg an and
at the University Of Virginia and net ETeas
Mhiis away His next trip viii likely be to
Louis conventio1 to which . DO boaS ne rs
When asked last night as to arrangements
for going to the convention city Governor Mon.
tague said he had heard nothing OF the mater mai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
stakelberg Made Retreat.

(By Associated Press,)
ST. PETERSBURG, June 16-7:15 P. M.
The war office announces that General
stakelberg was forced back before greatly
superior numbers and retreated to Want
sialn. thirty. miles north OF Vafangow.
The officials here deny that there was
anything In the nature Of q rout The
enemy had over four divisions In action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Wanted in Kentucky.

The Governor yesterday received from Frank.
fort, KY. d requisltion from Governor Beck
tuckan. now serving an enlistment In the
United States artillery at Fort Monroe. Ray
grand larceny He fled from kentucky to Vir.
ginia and enlisted. but was located.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Boydton Bits.

Especial to The Tlmes-D spatch.)
BOYDToN, VA. June l6--Judge Batksdala
of the Circuit Court of Meckenburg. has given
court for him The first two days OF his term,
beginning here on Monday next. 1t is under
married, and the judge is detained to attend
the marriage
Workmen began here this morning putting
mp the new iron railing around the Court
house square, ordered by tho Board OF Super
{ylsors to be erected. sf52Rs4 555j545
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
SPLENDID MUSICALE.
Pupils Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling
Unite in Excellent Programme,

: The pupils Of Mr.. and Mrs. ERNEST q.
boiling gave q. musicale last night in the
music rooms Of FERGUSON Brothers, The
large despite the very ,lnfayora BILE wealth
or, and all enjoyed the delightful music.
The playing reflected decided credit mon
girls iris were ps all recipients OF lovely flowers,
pFhis was the programme:
Part LA lenoon Polka Gabitzkyl Misses
Miss Marie Chapel; Souvenir du Bal fStreab-
bog), Miss Yirgle Harris; Violet Waltz
(Streabbog), Miss Bessie doofhi Menuet from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Renovate the Postoffice.

The contract for the complete renovation,
,enair and Improvement, Internal and e1ter-
nal. of the United states postoffice and GUS
rom house In this city was Let yesterday,
q ,,rtuntInE IL two thousand dollars or more,
vas awarded yesterday 10 Contractor w. A.
chesterman. Tne figure at which the contract
tn I've lone embraces Interior and exterior
Wanting. repairs 10 the flooring. walls and In
terEor generally repairs to the roof and the re-
arrangement OF the postoffice proper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Destroyed the Transports.
.(By Associated Press.)

(Bys Associated Press.)
+ TOXIC. June 1916 p MAI doubt as
to the sinking of the transports Hitachi
and Sado by the Russians has been re-
moved, Three hundred and ninety-seven
survivors OF the Hitachi have arrived
at Mott and one hundred and fifty-three
survivors OF the sado have arrived at
XII Kura.
Details of the destruction of the two
transports and the full extent of the
casualties are not obtainable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Joseph r. Slate

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, June 16.---Mr.3s
Joseph r.. Slate ged fifty years. died
this morning at s clock at the resid encef
of his brother, u w. Slate. on Harding
street. The funeral will take place from
the residence tomorrow morning at q
o'clock and the body will be taken to-
Mex enney. Dnwiddie county, for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Cemeteries Committee.

The Cemeteries Committee could not
get together yesterday afternoon at five
o clock. and another attempt will be made
70 meet at I'VE O'clock this afterno On
election of superintendents will take
Mace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Price of Coal Soaring.

The price OF anthracite and, indeed. OF other
Goals is steadily going upward in jumps Of ten
cents per month per ton. Anthracite Is now
low that figure As TIE coal operators raise on
the dealers the latter put the figure up to
consumers, and there Is no remedy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Dir. Moseley.

2 e
Tho funeral of DIR. Daniel NJ. 4sloseley
Will take place at II o'clock this morn
Ing from the residence, No, lib West
Avenue. Tho services viii be conducted
By the Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, ID. D.g
or the Church of tho Covenant, and the
Rev. j. j. Haley, of tho Seventh Street
Christian Church. The intermertl Will
be made In Hollywood. The following
gentlemen will net as pall-bearers:
Active-Dr. w. III. Lyme and Messrs.
f.. i. Beale, T. NJ. Hundley w. III. Shook.
WI. 2 Knowles, T. "A. Cary, David Lums-
den and A. M. Glover
IIonorary-Dr j. w. Egglestor and
Messrs. II. L. Sutton, Thomas Jeffress,
Mann S. Valentine. Frank j. Duke and
w. l.. Syrnor. 4.at
Dove Lodge. NO 81. A. F. and "A. M.
Will meet at 10 O'Clock this morning at
the Masonic Temple, and Will attend the
funeral in a body.
Tho following detail from Lee Camp,
will meet al the camp hall at 1890 o'clock
and Will attend the funeral: Commander
A. j. Wray. Joseph w. Thomas. B. Nj
Parham, D. Hardy Pyle, G. G. Scott.
r. Coler Jordan, T. r. stratton and
James Harmon. Sd
Mrs. Ollie Moody. 385 q
The death of Mrs Ollie Moody widow
OF Mr.. w. Il. Moody. occurred Wednes-
day night at her home, in Concord, N. c.
Mrs Moody had been III short time.
She was the daughter OF w. Il, Robinson.
formerly Of Petersburg. She was a, SIS
ter OF Mrs. r. l.. Moody, OF Manches-B
ter: Mrs. r. G. Gregory. OF Washington;
and Miss Ellie Robinson, Of Concord, 81
y, O.; F. NJ. Robinson. of Pittsburg, Pa.
and w E. G. Robinson. OF Concord. She
leaves three sons--Warren IT,, Will lam n. ID
and Frederick Mortimer Moody.
The remains will arrive In Petersburg
at PAS clock this morning and the fi-s
neral will take place at the grave In
Blandford Cemetery at 10 O'clock.
]. T. Pinnix.
Especial to The -Dspatch.)
DURHAM. N, c., June 1s.--NIr. J.-s7'
Pink an old citizen OF Durham, died at
his home. in this city, last night
q Mr.. Pinnix had been In an unconscious
condition for three weeks or more. and
during that time his dealt was expected
at any time. He was a son OF the late
George W. Pinnix. For many years he
Sbacconists, and did a. large business.
anna ssing considerable property. Bit
later in life came reverses and with his
wealth shattered his spirit was broken.
He was last employed by the American
Tobacco Company as a representative in
one of the South Carolina. markets. For
a number of years he was vice-president
or the head bank. and Commonwealth Cot
ton Mills.
Mrs. H. G. Rogers.
Especial to The iTimes-Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA June 49,
Mrs. H. G. Rogers, Of No. 200 North
Sixth Street. this city, died yesterday
afternoon, after a two weeks illness OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
gie Stomach Trouble

After three days II you write to Drake Formula
COMPANY Chicago, for free bottle OF brakes
Palmetto Wine. stops const patton in DAY.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.. DISTRIBUTING
Agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
20 ,,ear her home. The Eirl's mother,
y sEnpinecr Conkling Alive.

Information vas received nj the district
attornev's Office this afternoon that en-
eiheer conkipg. W, wllo " was sad 70 hay Y,
persisted in me dissas,t'er, Is alve ara n
rectlofi Of = Assistant.Dlstrict Attorney
tiarvan are now looking. for him II
was thought that he had gone TO his
homo In Cataklll. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
DEATHS


MOODY.--Died In Concord, n. a., We'd
3 nesda y. y une 15, 1904. at 8 O clock p Ma
MRS. OLIVE MOODY,9 daughter of Mr.
w. L.. Robinson. 8S5 $ss 4
burg, Va, TO-DAY (Friday) att 1o6
o'clock "A. M. $ X 3fi FL, Ii s4issAs sB
PIERCE Died. June is, 1904 at his home
near charlottesville, Va, THOMAS 81
b PIERCE s5 ;sssiS
Funeral services at the grave IN Holly
wood THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at
4 o'clock
TRICE.-Died. at Buffalo Gap Va. e. Ga
TRIcE. of Louisa county, Va. IN his \
4 iseven ty-1rst year. AA4S # S3i5
Funeral will take place at 1890 on
FRIDAY, the 18th. at Yanceyville 8. B5t iSss
Petersburg, Louisa and Stanton
papers will please copy
Funeral Notice,
sMosELET.-The funeral Of Dr. DANIEL
wy MOSELEY will take ace from his
Z! late residence, lilo West Avenue. at&11
o'clock FRIDAY MORNING. June 17th.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Loss Of Life Less Than 1000.

!. (By Associated Press.j
TOXIC, June 16-s F. Mt Is reported
that the transports Hitachi and sado3
carried only 1,4oo men. II this Is true,
the loss in lives is probably less than
1000. The transports. however. had many
horses and large quantities OF supplies
on board. ib.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

Fleet Returns to Vladivostok.
(By Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, June 16-9:55 P. M.
The vladvostok squadron has returned
to yladivostok.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

years which was declared by the neigh
bors 10 be that Of the little daughter III
Henry Heinz. Of, Front street, was wash
ed up against the side of q pier. at the
hardly a block away from the girl
home. The tide, by a. strange yagary,
had carried the little victim OF the calam-
narraY channels of The river to tbs point