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Mrs. Mercedes R. DeCorella, died last week at Douglas in the dental chair ot Dr. Rhone, after coming out from under the effects of chloroform. Deceased had been suffering from toothache, which resulted in forming an abcess. Dr. Rhone treated the tooth few days previous, but as the jawbone was in bad condition it was necessary to treat the tooth again, When she was brought to the dental
 office Dr. Green was called in to ad- minister the chloroform. When the
 dental work had all been finished,
 the woman partially revived, but the serious pain and suffering had been such that she was too weak and died few minutes later. The doctor stated that the case was a very criti- cal one and that there was more or less danger in placing the woman under the influence efAcef0foSm; and that it was done5sst her request.
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The following from Sunshine, pulp lished at Albuquerque, N. M., will give readers an idea of the senti- ment prevailing in our sister terri- tory at the present timc
 HAIL, ARIZONA. Arizona's kicking cause they do not
 want to ''jine" us; They say we are barbarians, and
 otherwise malign us; But Arizona suits us, and we like its
 people tocox of And we'll all be :, lans when the
 Statehood Jlll goes through.
The copper era., 1904-12-29

When you want a pleasant laxs tive take Chamberlain'sSt Stomach and I ivef Tablets. For sale by ali dealers in medieinesi
The copper era., 1904-12-29
Report from the Rform School.

tytown, w. Va, wr1qs: "After try ing all other advertis4 cough medi- cines we have decided to use Foley's Honey and Tar ex9usively in the West Virginia khe School. I find 1t the most effe md absolutely harmless. For the Arizona Copper e,
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Documents Filed For ht

| UOVUmoub6 ll0V VI @N
 Following is list Is filed for record at the cd,nty seat, compiled by Abstracter Frtd Dysart:
 Marion w. Church ct al to Detroit Copper Mining Co.,, deed, sl, Eighty seven mine in Copper mt. c st.
 Detroit Copper Mining 70. locate Missing Link in Copper mt dist.
 Lloyd w. Tevis ct al file amended locations of 9claims in Gresnlee dist. | O. Cotey ct al file proof of labor on I9 claims in Copper mt. list. P. P. Greer, Joseph H.ECox and Edna Young incorporate Enterprise Power Co.,, of (~tton, captal stock, sl, ,5OO,OOO ~ { JameAS3aul Siiil; sp J. W. condell .deed. sioo, iosis: bik: 5; Pattarson's add, Clifton J. w. Condell and wife to Guy ] Bates, deed, $500, same.
 J.J. Johnson locates Lost Mine 3( mines north of Clifton, near Benton.
 Miguel Aranda file, proof of labor on claims in Copper mt. Hist. Samuel J. Simms and wife to Isaac J. Palmer, deed. s25, l29.16O acres in sec. B, , S, 24 e. Isaac Palmer and wife to I. J. Palmer, deed, $500, 20 acres in ne, g, 5s. 24 6.
 Abraham Diaz ct al locate Sky in Copper mt. dist.
 United States to New England X Clifton Copper Co. receivers receipt, siS0, II claims in Greenlee dist.
 Julius Leszynsky files proof of labor on 22 claims.
 Charles E. Chambers to Grace N. Quinn, deed, s2O, Iron Cap in Ara vaipa dist.
 Charles H. Davis to Mt. Stanley Mining Co.,, deed, $lO, 3 claims in Stanley Butte dist.
 Roland Mining Co. files proof of labor on several claims in Montezuma dist
 James w. Hale claims n sw and S nv, sec. ,, s, 26 C, unsurveyed land
 w. J. Parks files proof of labor on l3 laims in Stanley Butte dist.
 Theodocia Judia ito John F. Judia, deed, sl, int. in ldts 24, D and part vile.
 w. J. Parks and wife to John F. Judia and wife, deed s35, lot ?, blk. ?, Parks add, Solomohville.
 Samuel J. Simms nd wife to Thomas A-@v- dsz- sSOO, 55 acres in ], sec B, 5s, f4 C. =
 Fred Webb to Wm. T. Oliver, deed, slOO, s ] s , nv ne, sec. P, s, 24 e. 10 acres.
 Samuel NJ. Clark to J. A. Hancock, c.. 20 acres.
 Tri-Bullin Smelling and Develop ment Co. files proof of labor on If claims in Stanley Butte dist.
 Graham County Mining x Smelling Co. file proof of labor on group of mines in Lone Star dist, names of claims not given.
 Elijah Hancock to Wiley Holladay, deed, S1, II acres in SC nv, B, ) s, 24 e..
 M. c. Thomas and wife to l.. Rear ney, bill of sale, sS5O. house and lease of lot l5li of A. C. Co.,, Clifton.
 A. F. Williams files proof of labor on Sunshine in Copper mt. dist.
 J. P. Gourley claims 160 acres on San Francisco river about 2l miles above Clifton.
 Henry Hill and wife to John C.. Hopkins. deed, Sl0, lot ), blk. D, Hills add, Clifton.
 A: P. Ayling files proof of labor on II claim.
 New England X Clifton Copper Co. file amended locations of claims ill Greenlee dist.
 G. w. Williams files proof of labor on Limekiln in Greenlee dist.
 Frank F. Michael and wife to $. $. Gish, deed, s200, lots 8, 10, 12 and 14, blk. 3S, Stafford.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All duggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig nature is oneach boxnte
The copper era., 1904-12-29

All kinds ot mining blanks st Cor PER ERA office.
The copper era., 1904-12-29
MOrenci Southern Railway.
Standard Time

Standard Time.
 Train leaves Mor"nci 700 a. m. arrives si Guthrie s.37 a. m. Train leaves Morsnel ! gg P. m: arrives Guthrie 10 p. In.
 Train leaves Guthrie g.3O Q. m. arrive. Mo renci ll.:D A m. Train ( leaves Guthrle 5bi D. m: AT Ives Morenci : ;5 D m. JSo. BuESs c F.. MILLS Manager Superintendent
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

Westbound passenger leaves LOrdsburg at 1 20 and II 0j D m. eastbound leaves n 70 a. m. and II 70 pm. Trains run on Pacific time
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Arizona &N. M. Railway Company LOrdSburg 6 Hachita Railway Co.
Time Tabio No. e4.

Effective Feb. 27. Ieoi. Mountain Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
The COLUMBIA /. | ! /. |
The GREYHOUND

The engineer force OF the cruiser olun..
bia are much hurt at a telegram sent
out from Newport News Saturday night
stating that the Minneapolis had eaten;
the Columbia In the speed trial down the.
coast and was the greyhound X q the
Navy. 81 .gssB u .3 }. " l
A "a letter to The Times. Dispatch from a
representative OF the eng lneer n force Or
at i r. NJ. and ran till r. NJ. we used
natural draft and they used forced draft
and all they averaged was nineteen knots
and We 1 averaged tWenty-one and two
ter,ths an hour and In the end Of the
race We were nineteen miles In the lead,
9 We received the CONGRATULATIONS q the
Admiral wise from the flagship Mlpnea-}
polls. II II, al d b, 7, I. ~
Miller gave his complim ent to the en-
Sgineer force, stating that we made better
time than when the ship was on her
trial trip. 83s aa;sa8is 4 VI II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
SU]fF|E;:.R|l||.I|N'l'C|S';;i
ARE. ENDED D
Mrs. George w. Stevens Passed
Il, Away at Glengyle Sunday
Afternoo
FlUNERAL THIS us AFTERNOON A; 4 n I!
Service At Resi- dence, i'll " q his lis
City At S y C l',' 4; II Int ts,:
r11ent in f. ollyWood

III Mrs. Virginia Wilson Stevens, wife s 4,
atr. George W. Stevens, presid : q ssthe
chesap eake and Ohio lied 2 =
10 p. NJ. sund az. at the Stevens suns UNI
mer Gleng near 4 he Na tural
ridge a ter an ilnAss several mont rs.
rs stevens had been decline 1ea IN
Tor consd BILE time. and abo q ~ six.
weeks ago wa owed lenSsie t''
the hope that more 9restful and II quiet
surroundings would prove bene lelal TO-
her. Up to last week there was sl little
change in her condition, but hen " she
itecame more i'll and on sdtui day: she
IS as known to be criticaliy and e even ven
Eopelesslys 50. al OF her inlmed late e M
iIyfand a few Int lima te friend sWere5.vlth
her in the: last hours. s5s
ES Mrs. ~ Stevens 4 was formerly Miss VI Is
ginla w ilson,$ OF Loganspor r, lid: he! es
She was married Il tosS III. " Stevens g bout
years IA 80. he being g tsl nat
time also resid entS OF India ma ..5l our
teen years go. Mr. and y MIS- 5 stevens
came to this city to reside b ard fay We
made their home here ever sine = he'll
residence at Sl9 Floyd Avenue has been
~ centre OF spitalltys a lways 554s88ss
Mrs. Stevens Ii Is !, survived a BY her h,lssl
hand and four children--Mis II ellen, anu
5Atessrs. Paul, Cecil and Georse W Ste
vens r.. all Of this ity., and by one
sister, Mrs. 4 l.. Mauric sot "A Logans-s
port, Ind. Mrs. Maurice is nov o. 5ne -
wayStoS Richmond to attend tho flnera II
Mrs. Stevens has been prominent In so-EE
Scial circles In this city since her resi-
adencea here. Besides the gentler 81 aces
III. her sex; she was a f1ne and enthusias.SS#5s
tic Il horseWomal n and frequently particta}
spated in the riding OF the Deep r uil$
Hunt Club. She w wa a era ious and
Episcopal clergyn an The 5interment VII 4
be made In hollywood q 5.la 81
s8a T he remains wore brou ght to this city,
Sunday night about midnight by special
train, and was conveyed to the family
Eresid SIC floyd Avenue, from which
the funeral services will take place IA s5s
F.. M. FL to-day, neing conducts Led ny q n
Episcopal clergyman " t3s3 is
5s These gentlemen have been requested
to be the pail bearers: iissl q
If Active-A1essrs. G. q. Doyle, G. ~ Boll.W
ing. Thomas Atkinson, Il arton \ Ii. 6 IKE
idy, w r. AIassie. DR.. ] osept1 IA h ~ httc,
DR. lillian n. Oppenhme and Mr. q
F.. Ia Bonita. % S&
Honorary Messrs Decatur Axteli,y Fl d
z. s. Wick tan,B Or. G, w. p Brock, Nh iorE
T; T. D Myers, General Fltzhugh Lee,s
Nfessrs G.. d. Langhornc, CT s.. Fowler,
Thomas Boiling, Jr., Samuel Rea Sc 81
Johnson, Henry W. Fuller, F. M !. Whit
,taker. p. p. Hotchk kiss and y. = N, Barr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Personals and Briefs.

. Mrs. e. Waddy Wilde and daughter,
Miss Lillian have returned Ito the city,
after visiting the Worlds Fair 5 Y st.
Miss Mary Wray is reported seriously
i'll 1.-THE residence Of her pare ts, MI
4 and Mrs. drew ]. ray, Of No. SO
Mis- Miss Evelyn Jef fries wilde has re-
turned to tie city. after 4 stay 81 sev-
feral weeks IN the g. 2 q
of Birming ham. "A la wa In the city yes
sterday II and called on State Auditor
hiarye. q "A 3 i5# q
Mrs. 2; g Dean and i, Miss Maud Eaul,
Miss Ida H. Miles. No. I'LL I N. Twenty
T third Street, Fairnlount. They will re-
main in the city wit friends for several
Captain b g. Cook, d equity. collector Of
internal revenue. is expected home to-day
from his vacation trip.S during which he
Aa;!Gn t. ATTEND
OF which he Is a. member. having lost
u Mrs. ": N. Il Brooks and her two sons,
left this morning for Mecklenburg county,
Exeeutlye Clerk Sam ~. Bigger has res
turned TO the city from g two ks
Tie Governors ys once yesterday Big.
ger, enjoyed his vacation and is IN fine
Mr.. Thomas F. A1eany. deputy collector
I city, after spending several weeks at
Mount Eliot Springs i We, t Mrs, Meanyl "a
still at he spring ss3!5. =. 4.
General Freight Agent g. r, Capps. OF
the seaboard Air A Line Raj way, with
headquarters IN Portsmouth, Va, Il is IN
the city and called at the local agency OF
the senboard yesterd \. 5asss & 4 {
tho Westminster school, started yester.
day a party OF W'estminste girls Tor the
IA Rev. Dr. II. II. Rice and ii Is sister, VI no
nary for a few days. left yesterda az morn
ing for their home In "a tlanta,
Mrs, w. "A. Gates Of N 1873 East
Grace Street, who has h been very sick,
does not seem to be Improving Very much,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
MAY DEPOSE
HIM AGAIN.
chairman Williams, Republican,
iii Danger Of Second
Dccapitatioi1. u
CASE or KINGS ENGLISH ] j
District Committee Discover.
Where State c Committees Lail-
g,1agc Lets Them Out. 81

-liG
The titlcB Of M. Miles NJ. Williams TO
n Tho Craftsmanship OF the Republican party
fs1nF$thc Third District Will be disputed.
6 "a fact, the district committeeman re-.
I cognizcd bysthcS State Committee already
ignore Mr.. Williams claims to the chair-
niarslip,% but admit that the question Is
* Ole to be decided al the meeting OF the
committee called for September 9Th. This
position taken by the committee cx-
plains Its attitude in falling to put III n
appearance iii response TO tho call OF Mr.,
WILLIAMS on Saturday.
rho ajority OF the members Of the
committee have signed notification sent
10 Mr.. Williams that a meeting Of the
committee Will be held In room 20 Cham
II ber Of Commerce. on September, 9th, that
at his meeting lie might present hls
claims TO the chaIr1nanshlp which was
contested by Mr. John G.. Luce.
ss Inquiry Into the matter develops the
fact that the members OF tho committee
coHstruc tho action OF the State Commit.
Y tee to mean simply thA Mr.. illlamsI
was duly elected chairman, and does not
pass upon the ma tier OF his present
status. rho resolution enibodying the
action OF the State Executive COMMITTEES.
signed by state Chairman Agnews and;
!. esccretary r. IA. FulH,iler, recites: IT ha I
Mr. 81 NJ. Williams be ognizcd as the
duly elected district chairman for he
Third Congressional District ."' NJ this de-
cision is no. md n ever has been dis;
putcd. ia is now Ger tain tina tho District
4 Committee has formal, not fled 81 VIII,
Iiams hat u & lie has any aims 10 the
sciiair1nanshipi he should present them q,
ti,e committee. Mr. j ohm 6. Luce Us stated
TO be- a claimant Of $ he cha irrnanship.5
IT appears fairly well i settled 3 tha me,
DISTRICT Committee viii reafir1n and dee
clare Mr.. Luce the chairman. M
8 Such. action would rest tore y he 81 atns of
4 July 9Th. and ma require s. he State
Executive Committee TO be rec onSencd 10.
explain wha TIT d Id AT i he recent mec ting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
"A NEGRO ! 3. YOUTH I |
KILLS WHITE ! | | BOY

d oNTROss VA. August 2s,-Jossph
hey, white, aged twelve. was shot and
killed Sunday morning on the farm known
as shawsmont, n owned by Commissioner.
r. %. Battatle, In the upper part OF West
moreland county, a bout twelve mi les from
this place, two mi les from Leeds town. by.
Tom aylor, col red, aged sixteen years.
No one was present when the Z 81 ootlngi
took place. 4s The negro reported that the
shooting was done In al tussle between
him and the white boy, The WEI ponswas q
Ia 81 esbarrel hre ech- Ing shotgun. s5
IS DR. N. M, w al Kerr OF this place, wa 81
sent for y and examined the " body, lie
says N O., 8 shot was used and al clcsa,
sran ge. he load entered the lief breast
just belowst he 3elayac le yellng no sub.
an artery and carrying out par Of
the lung, the load passing out through
the ertebral column. Deaf h was almost
Instant aneous. N =. esSjf
Tho boy was ia ken to- the hone Of his
parents, III tn whom s he lived on tina
{ShaWsmont IA al &
nj sCommonwealt n, ~ Attorney CT 1Isake err
and sherii 81 4; ~, Iaryey q tended the
coronsr's inquest Su nday NJ ol NJ Coroner
lAIothersheadss'e verdict was n liza deaf Mas
caused b. shot Nou and the gun belng In
the hands Of Tom - Ia ylors
Ne sheriff landed ~ Bay log IN 3ail II n
this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
THREATENED
OYSTER WAR.
The Entire State Navy Sent.
Against Tangicr
Island.
SURVEY OF GROUND RESISTED.
Avery Acute Situation Relieved
blythe Applicant Withdraw;
ing His Request for Survey.

Special 10 This Times Dspatch.)
CCOMACs Cs HI. Al, August co. The
question concerning the leasing OF waltz
able crab and oyster grounds situated
adjacent to Tangier Island by the Board
OF Fisheries. and vehemently opposed by
the inhabitants OF the island, has been
settled satisfactorily to all parties con
cerned. "a 4. q
Or. John W. Howdoin, chairman, and
other members OF the State Board OF
Fisheries, after duly considering the ap-
plea ton Il OF a certain Captain Joshua
Crockett for lea sing a tract Of crab and
oyster ground near Tangier Island, de-
cided torrent the land out The land was
found to be clearl VI without the Baylor
survey and gno Sone could question the
authority OF the board torrent the ground.
The tract IN quests Ion contains about two
OF &crab s, and Isl no " bout the only
source OF livelihood for Inhabitants on the
island. and they greatly opposed tho leas-
/ ing OF the ground. They could not con-
slider the law of tile question, as theS.
Thought It a natter Of MISREPRESENTATION.
and announced hat might should be made
right In this instan ce. se II I
pal1annock and Pocomo ke. went to SUR
vey the land recently, and on arrival
found 81 that Sthe Islanders were bitterly
opposed 4to leasing no grounds. and came
out ir,S boats q bout a forty strong Il and
thronged Nv viii, men FFnf all sizes and ages.
and defled the authorities to survey the
ground, and as fast#as a S take would be
placed the islanders would go and pull
lit ups Things looked very bad "a for a
while. but It. was known that the inhabl-
tants OF the island were not armed, ana.
after trying to persuade the islanders.
1.-The steamers with drew.
Sg On Tuesday last the entire Virginia
oyster navy, In con1mand Of Or. Bowdo DIN,
IIsteamed TO the grounds and were about
10 begin surveying VIII en- Fl fifty boats with
five hundred Islanders, among them a
large q number q OF women. came out to
meet the ships and h owled and hooted
and threatene but all that sday " the sur
$yeyor was at Nv ork unknown to the hun
tIdreds watching. The Il islander s#watc he'd
during the might, but next morning the
matter was final1 VI settled. much to the
delight Of those concerned. q by Captain
Crockett coming on the flagship and
withdrawing all 81 lights he had Y to the
ground on leases by the State Board OF
Fisheries I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
CLEAN SWEEP.
in NORFOLK /; [
Cor1ncilmen- Elect eet lin Cau-I
sus SandsU Sc the Chop
Axe. 81
(special 70 The Times-DIs p,a:, ! 4, i.

# (Spectal to TIL Times-Dispatcf
NORFOLK, y Al. Az August 2s.-T twenty
eight good government councilmen-elect..
a. ma jorlty over the ring, met in canals3
tonight and swept things clean In the
city depar tments, al ring, ofilceholders..
heads being chopped. At midnight lit was
announced that ] ohn5 q +. It Ilegebein had
been elected chief of s. the X fire depart
ment over Chief Ryan. ~. II. Waters
and & Fl. b. Sterling were "A elected n police
commissioners G.. VS. Prlddy, p. ia. Z
sFreeman and Al I. c.. Kilby} Il we're elected
water commiss toner's. who will likely re-
move II. u. Smith, water superintendent
md appoint r. !. II cnry J ones. ] /. H.. Guy
was elected high cons able. n r.. u Hol-6
land was elected building Inspector Drs.
5speight and Gallup were elected health
physicians to the X poor. r. B. Higgins
was elected custodian Of the city hail.
b. Gray Tnnstals was el ected chairman.
of the street sewer and drain board
City En- glneer Brooke was reelected.
Bruce Simmons was elected police$justIcca
iR. ~ !. Brooke was, resi- elected collecto OF
delinquent taxes. ss 5s @
335sTo-nghts appointments were as com !,
splete8 "a sweep OF the ring as has &
occurred IN Norfolk. "a s45 S3iE y! l2:8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
FIGHT I TO Be
VERY. ] CLOSE.
EBabcock Predic Great Strug
gle.Sirs the ongressional Y
Campaign.
fRy. Associated Press. !

ES fBy Associated Press.)
6s WASHINGTON August q. - Chairman
Joseph wv. 1Babcock, OF the Republican
Congress ional Committee to-day express
ed his opinion that the present is the
closest congressio nal camp aign he has
experienced since 1888.
That are the conditions which make
the con gressiona campaig n closer this
year than 1T has been since 1898 r. NJ r.
SBabcock was a ske d /. az S55&g 5ss3 ss@
1T hey differ in localities. he respond
ed. "a. IN some the conditions result from
the cl1aracte Of the ma tional campaig On.
In others the conditions are almost entire
~ local. Then. In some cases, the diff
Guilty is over the kind Of men nominated
for Congress. In Nebraska, where there
are six members Of the House to fight
for. the Democrats have abandoned the
national ca mpaign. They have fused with
the Populists on the legislative and CON:
5gressional tickets. but not on presidential
electors. Nearly a j the congressional
districts In 4 the Sta te are close. We re-
deemed four OF these districts two years
ago, but they are going one way or the
" AtASSA VI OVV
or 400, but In some IN instances BY Il; or Is or
20 votes. Now the Congressional COM
5rnittee has to go in there without the
usual support from the National COM
mittee."
There Is not much Interest In cam
3palgn literature, continued Mr.. Ba b.
cock ,lye are sending out speeches on
tho tariff and some mat tiers relating to
the Panama Canal 81 a lso a few Demo-
cratic speeches like thatof Bourke Cock
ran. On the tariff. But We have, not had
g real campaign Of educa ton sin nee 1896.
ments in an v one year as then.
expect to have & q, good deal OF
speaking. There are about a dozen Of the
leading Republican m enlbers Of the House
onSWhom We are relying. Chief among
them, OF course. Is Speaker Cannon, no
Is q splendid vote-getter on tho stump:
Ele .is 20 ding 70 sta IT out soon by special
OF his trip by Representativ Watson. OF,
Indiana, and on the rest Of his trip by
preventative Adam Bede, Of Mlnne-;
sofa, IA 81 ~ IT. y = a g5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
IN GREAT PERIL.
Mr.. and Mrs Saunde Have a
Close Call for Their Lives. 81

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch:
AiAIvBRN, HILL gust 2s..Nir.
fishing cruise he Chicka I homi'ny.
Point, below Wifcox's Wharf. b Thursda Y,
full speed when the gaSoline launch 7; Is
Ave feet Of water. which penetrated the
bottom. Of the boat, causing II to sink
almost immediate 1 y. al " 4,
Mr.. and Mrs Saund ers 8succeede with
great peril, IN ping into skiff toy +, :
loose just as the launch sunk. four 8nlin;-
z Mr.. D Saunders has two tugs and an ex-
pert diver cndeavo ring to rai se 4 he boat.
The King IS Daugh terss. entertain ment:
II ospital, given a al g tarles City Court
house. proved to- be " complete ,ssuec
and were thoroug hIy = njoyed by g I
@ The crowd ia VA .;sv cry J, large. 2o0 az
least, and thong h the profits IA re- not yet
known as there were, thirty odd dollars
taken In at one table e. 1t Us supposed tina
there will @be hands ONE sum to present
10 the Sheltering Arms. hi 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
PRIMARIES i i; TODAY !: J
IN new YORK CITY
ByfAssocIa ted Press,)

by ASbOCld LEU : iSSo'y
NEW YORK, August 29.--Prlnlarles
throughout Greater New York Will bel
held Tomorrow and the Interest centers
IN the borough. OF BROOKLYN There the
leadership of State ! Senator N es;a1.sn IS
irs the balance, and the fight promises
10 be a bitter one n'om the opening OF
the polls "a ".
served notice on State chairman Cord
+ Meyer tina senur or N Ct arren y you'd nave
10 resign as chairman 9 : the State Exec h
8ptiye Committee. lf ne Is not promptly
dropped & from Democratic COUNCILS tllei
n II, Dor, men say that ol,e hulldi ed thous-33
md Democrats identi t,ed with tho build
1ng trades will vote q ainst Parker and
Davis, They had previously Wlltter,s to
& Chairman Meyers to-da y hey &caf led.
upon him as 10 u committee to eniorce
& herr demands He gave them no definite
re ply. The only DISTRICT in when the
j issue Is at In doubt on the Republican,
\ side Ia tho Twenty-rifth.
I q There will not 8be more than one Uelp-.
8ocratlc contest OF amy interest iii the
= borough OF Mania tia n. # IA I'll g Fl III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
AT THREESC CORE HILL
ABANDON ms POLITICS
Sage Of Woolfcrt's Roost An
,,ou,lccs Withdrawal After
a Long and Remarkable
Carcer r etirencnt
WILDE Beneficial
10 Parker.
to- Parker.


Special to The Times Dispatcn.) u
W ALBANY VI ,.a "A gust % David b.
Hill. In oor,yersa tion with friends here!
yesterday. annuonced tina t he intends to
retire from pol tiles y 1iuary 1st next, ana
that 10 ma ttcr IA via the Jesuit 81 the
coming be IN Sta or ma !.
Il he Demo- tics par ~ iii New York. .as i
&. .Hs added that In The even OF Demo
era tic success this fail he would mot ac-i
cept any posi- ton uiad er the national ,or
I esDemocratic .admipistratfoI.s or again;
BECOME a candidate for election tto any
Office whatever. 49, ne
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tia Mexpl lana tion he said that he
shadsntsnd I. a. take such, elton
close personal friends TO d efer}E doing so
until ter the presld tial election this
s9E Having been enKa Eed Ii active politics
since sins his youth and having. served as
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