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Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Relatives Notified.

Yesterday the relatives of Johnny
 Quinn, consisting of two sisters and a brother in New York City. were noti- fled of the death of their brother in this city. Up to last evening no word had been received regarding the disposition of the body, which now lies in the undertaking parlors Of Bowen, Henderson and Hubbard. The Elks lodge at Prescott and the Ma sonic and K. P. Lodges at Deming, ol which the departed brother was a member, were also notified. The body has been embalmed, and will bt held awaiting advices from the east
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Diamond Drill Expert.

A diamond drill expert for the pur- pose of installing the diamond drill al the Marquette and Arizona, is ex- pecteG to arrive from Chicago today
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Four vsgs Arrested.

Four common, ordinary vags appear ed in Justice MeDonald's court, not by choice, however. and when they departed each had meal ticket good for twenty days at the city bastile.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Rip Van WinkIes

Rip Van WinkIe4
 Sunday evening Rip Van Winkle that most delightful American come dy, madef amous by Joseph Jefferson will be presented at the Opera House Mir. Greenleaf himself is one of th' cleverest comedians in the country and his portrayal of the part of Rip has been considered equal to that O Joseph Jefferson himself.
 The Eagles are interested in the pro ceeds of the event, and wish to great ly increase their monument fun' thereby.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Settling Up Estate.

Attorney George Neal and Joe Chisholm were at the county seat yes terday on business before the probate court settling up the estate of the late J. c. Chisholm.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Cupid Is Busy.

Cupid Is Busy.
 Rumor has it that two yourg noo- ple of Upper Tom )stone Canyon Will soon be made one and make their home in the Lower Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Mise Casper slowly Recovering.

Miss Lula Casper, of Lower To1i''- stone Canyon, recently underwent a sever operation and is slowly fe|oV- ering. This heroic little sufferer has the admiration and sympathy of large circle of friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

Mir. Daley, of the Daley bowling al ley at Douglas, came to Bisbee last night to witness the bowling match oe- tween the Morenci and Bisbee teams
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Stores Will Be Closed.

The principal stores of the city. in cluding the Copper Queen and the Fair, will remain closed on Monday owing to Washington's birthday.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

New York, Feb. 20.-Today's metal market closed as follows: Silver. 59c; Mexican dollars, i3c. Copper, firm, 12 1-2@12 3-4c.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Another Shriner Leaves.

E. B. Mason was another Shriner who departed last evening for Phoenix to be present at the meeting which is to be held there next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

pr. Gross. the noted mems specialist, treats all private diseases of men. Not dollar need be paid until cured.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

Mrs. Frankhouser. of Chihuahua Hii', is recc yering from a severe attack "i bronchitis.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

The Anglo-American Doctors will be at the Angius Hotel until Monday eV' ening at , o'clock. Consultation free.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
Back From Tombstone.

Gus Landau returned last evening from Tombstone, where he had been on a hurried business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

Grand Ball washington's Birthday by Cochise Tribe No. ', I. o. R. M. February 22. 2-1S-4t..
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
ANnouNcEMeNr.

I hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of City Marshal of Bisbee. subject to the action of the Democratic City Convention to be held March 7th.
 HANK SNODGRASS. o1O-1-t
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS
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Houghton, Mich. Feb. 20.- The week just closed showed unprecedented trading in War ren district stocks. Several in the list of the bonanza circle jumped five and ten dollars per share. The closing quotations foC ov xvero as f0llOvyS.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21
METAL MARKET.

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-21

2-19-17t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
sEvERAL.,.scl:A14:sEs ARGUED ED
Patent Litigation Concerning
3 Bottle Stoppers Before Court

Another branch of the famous bottle
stopper litigation is being argued IN the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
before Judges simonton Boyd and Keller
The case now being heard is that s OF the
Ideal Stopper. Company, OF Baltimore, Md,
ct ais appellants, vs. the CROWN Cork
and Seal Company, appellees. Appeal
from the Circuits Court OF Maryland at
The suit was,ibrought by the 6appellees
in the shape OF q bill In equity for IN
Infringement ola patent for new. and use
full improvements shoppers for bottles
and other vessels" granted to %Wauiam
Painter ~. letters patent no. l,6so'y re- 4
issue. ~ 4 ~ -tf, ~ ESrsststet $50
Tile case is before .thc,Ctrcuit Court OF
Appeals, now on an appeal, seeking TO
reyersa the decision Of thet Circuit Court,
and is being argued by5son1e of the best
known patent attorneys In the nltcd
States. o E3iSF4
81 Pending the argument yesterday, al :
ternoon the court, adjourned until tins
morning at 10 o'clock, when the case WA
be further argued and submitted.
The following cases were also argued
ard submitted: Max Drey, appellant. VS.:
,,loomingdale ct al. appellee. Appear
from the Circuit Court at Parkersburg.
", Va. Continued from yesterday. Argued
Nv p M. Amber, of Parkersburg. Viva.
aud A. Leo Well, Of PittsburS. Pa, Tor
tho anpellants. and by Daniel P1 Hayes
| Of New York; F. 3. Enslow. OF iiunelns
ton, w. Va, and James 8. McCluer, OF
Parkersburg, w. Va. for the appelle'e's
| and submitted. l.
Jesse Roscnthal ct al, appellants, VS.
lanes r. N1cGraw, receivers ct al,, ap.
pelees. Appeal from the Circuit Cout'
ut Parkersburg w. Va. Argued by a
| Leo We'll and B., NJ. Amber, Tor inc ap'
pellees and by Julis J, FRANK oI NeS
,,,ila> n post. of Grafton, w. Va, on he
half Of the receiver. to dismiss the q. ap'
/ peal. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
BILL. TO DIsFRANCHISE
NEGRO IN MARYLAND
lBx Associated Press.>

IL ANNAPOLIS. MD, Feb. Ain the Sta te
Senate to-day Senator Wilson introduced
Il bill. the acknowledged purpose of which
sis To eliminate the negro. vote In Mary
sion to popular vote of u constitutional
amendment which limits the right Of suf-
frage to adult male citizens OF the state
who belong 10 one OF three defined class
cs, and the registrars OF voters are d.
Iected to refuse the registration of all
others. These classes are:
First--Thuse who can read u section
OF the Constitution Of the State. which
u the registrars shall submit to them. and
give a reasonable explanation OF II.
cond-Fhose who were, prior 10 Jam
uary !, 1863. competent 10 register under
The laws OF this State or any other state;
and
Third-LiMeal descendants OF those quail
flied 10 register and vote under the pre-
ceGinG section.
The bill was referred to the Committee
4 on Constitutional Amendments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Mrs. Ruth Pease,

MIS- Ruth Pease, wife Of MT, FfedeFIcK
n peuse, died at the Virginia Hosp|ta
last night at 1o45 o'clock, she W w., J; = -
.h,t the trouble with which she was suf-
fering had advanced SO far that nothing
she was an estimabe lady, beloved pY
MI who knew her. The funeral a. range
m nm have not been completed . /.
J MIS-. Pease3 was stxty-eight years olu.
lT.ast June she celebrated tho hftiethi an :,
niversary OF her marriage she leaves
four sons and two daughters--Messfs y o'
I u II. Pease, Of Richmond: Rev, 81.
y PEI pease, Of Roanoke; Mrs. George i ].
T'siwh and Mrs, Ruth Y. Peers. Of Rich'
mold The remains were taken 70 the
residence Of her sons l-laW, MI, George
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
a TIE ON THE BILL.
enlargement Plan Will Almost
S5- cert ainlv be Reported Yet.

IA The senate Finance Committee 1l1L y eA ~,
5ntvc session yesterday consiaereu .i'o -
ssof Senator George Wayne anderson Pr.
posing an 9 Soy wy tTe lo State ate
n,argameAnfti er 81 sitting Hn Cor hours the
morning Tor further acton. 1t n,on Is s ihe
that vote was mad a, among IN y, sese e
\ VIII he result tie. While all the mem M,
hers fnvor the proposition bodied IN lhe
hui hui several Of then, are :lvcrse to reporting
tie measure at this time Win SO t nn1y
Il i,rv ne. err S to defer action until the
Committee may see more clearly nov y
mueh the STATE can afford TO appropriate At.
at@Vthis time for the Capltol ana Ao'
other not less important needs.
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MAssINlG TROOPS.
Belief Prevalent That Russia Is
Trying to Provoke Japan.
(By Associated 13ress.)

j. il
\ TOXIC, FEB. A.-I'remler Katsura and
his associates in tho Cabinet. gave, "a
dinner to-day to eighteen reprssenl tatl ,l'
peers and communicated to them the
nature and the progress Of the diplomatic
negotiations with Russia. The MARQUIS
Ito had a private audience with the En-
neror, at which the situation was dls-
cussed. These and other incidents clearly
indicate the seriousness ofithe sl.uation.,
1T. IS generaIy believed that Russia vs.
3massing troops north Of the Yaiu Rlver.
so as to be prepared to resist O possible
invasion by the Japanese.
The Cabinet elder statesmen and COM
manders Of tho army and navy are IN
almost constant conference or communl-
cation, Thecc is, however, no indication
OF the course they intend TO pursue. The
belief Is prevalent that Russia Is seek
Ing, to provoke japan to take the tnitia-
tive.
j The first outbreak iii the rcticcnce OF
tho Japanese government was the puddle
cation to-day OF four OF the dispatches
from NIanchllria and Siberia, which are
signi flcant, showing, as they do, the trend
of events. sfa 4E -,
The Japanese commercial agent at
.VladtvostOCks was nCtltleu p w euHeSudS ny
the commander of the Russian garrison
that he might at any time, in accordance
with orders from st. Petersburg, have to
proclaim d state Of siege Consequently,
lhc desired tho agent to make prepara-
stions, for the, tual departure OF Japan
csc res, dents. Should any wish to remain
they Will be ordered to repair to Haba-
5roysk
Japanese official reports confirm marked
military activity in Manchuria. Houses
have been prepared at Liao Yang. Hal
oheng Kalolow and other places for
the accommodation of Russian soldiers.
Carts also Lave been roquisioned to trans
port ammunition and stores.
Troops are. steadily moving in the d.
rection OF tie Yalu and tho Chinese
residents of Yirgchou are preparing for
fight.
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#1hat ,,,ye moro negroes OF, the rsglAtras
ss,s,r hooks ithnn Norfolk county, q IN

5fhaf have moro negroes OH tne tSs s'i ~
stian books than Norfolk county 'il'Ls ~
quired. IA. ma
I (, Yi,t&,tfcd 10 mo n paper containing the
|hsyicini registration of every city ana
ern,,,,tvsof Virginia. which he had obtain ,ee
s1Lr,,,s,h rersunnl correspondence Will
yevaty court clerk IN the State u.
Sssitff yoti will md there" sad he, -
aslnrie county Ii, Virginia that has regis ,,.
8fnred halt as many negroes as No NO. ~
county l viii make you ptese.. ,, ~ :,
NY next years salary , as r got's
MI ~. hero n rc III two counties IN virS!n,..
eot,bned that hive registereed, p an nSS,ihtv.
iiRn as fnnny negroes us Norit.a,ik cG srrst
1.-THE city Of Richmona I, w 1lnrreiv III
n lne ward with every facility for t aaas
registrntion, hns. as you WI, III SIe more
\ thee actuNi figures. registered ~ ,,'1 NSorfoik
than half rs many nan nesroes -
Fraud Charged.
..Norfolk city notwithstandilngs LIZ, its n sas
tea IA etional fight has regis , srsd sesI
an h hsd s. snft nsstt0s aassto
hoW lfa AZ ni nss roaty question Of
,9T tl p sot there In Norfolk county
they were trauslulently pqt heating all the
T f3nnern tp party in not another county ,n;.
4 ~ no whole State was such tm Il, f,s
IN, ~ 1nN6rrok county these white men
a Wh frauduenly tered negroes aftg he
Var combined VIII; them nc a pariy ana
f Groe White Republicans public ONCE Ice
in not ano,sr county n or su sliy i III my
ppeTan 81 Tic 1esisla caucus a Reh
smond there Is in g my ee Mnose white whiie
5lty or c ,.,,n,, thav Understand the facts,
sn ntiI pconmte a such an outrage, /.
VII pemocratic press Of the s aS T,1 IS
etetmnea tha, ne Ih! Ha n fae}s q, as
\ Enih MIN Inc ;sstle Of white supremacy IS
nvelved intend for myself 70 e9n.ihpi u
~ ia MI, hit way. 4ifi 5sS{F x lss4a
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SENDING MEN
. .TO'SE0U.L|..,
Russia Will Explain That Tits
IS at Request Of the Korean
Government.
JUsTlFlEs HER {: I'I['' ]
Says There Are Three Tlousaild
Japanese Troops at the Cap
it'll iii Disguise.
JUsTIFIEs HER ACTl0
Says There ArcErhree Thousand
iBy. Associate T,ress.l

PARIS, Feb 4.---The CORRESPONDENT ut
Seoul of the Paris edition or tho New
York Herald says in q dispatch that
four companies Of Russian, soldiers huvo
left Port Arthur for Y ongntnpho and are
moving towards tho Ynlu River The
commander Of the Russian forces ut
v1adivostock has requested the jana
nesc there to leave.
Russln is sending troops to Seoul at
the request or tho Korean government.
Tho correspondent continues, nnd Will OK
!plain this action probably by affirming
that there are 5000 Japanese soldiers ut
seoul In disguise. The e correspondent,
however, says this assertion cannot DO
con firmcd. 1t Is rumored, The concludes,
that several thousand Russian soldier
will rench Korea Friday unless they are
stepped by the Japanese fleet.
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DEATHS

1IU NLlY,-pied, at his residence. ~
MatheTs e9ub %fsf hH npss u pe
Dr. i. b, HUNLEY, aged about Hwy
Tu.nneral arrangements not announced,
8, at tho srssldenFs, Of hi !,
bESthss olb sysYqnHRs sslss tie aa
n He'll and and JSlia 9 bWyer, n, s. IA.
The will take piasisaea ,, tS1MNc ~ At
s New York, New Isrunswlcs a. ~, fottts1f
mouth (Va.l papers please COPY,
opWYER Died Ut tbs rssldebn siovs q WIZ hfss
Of Lawisnea o Dryer; ]. I, y. Z ,,,,,rch SAT.
E4as5gss ty0na q a Asish sSSsa ss
Friends and acquai ntaucss lpvsse0 = ss''sAa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
SPARE WOMEN AN ORDEAL
PROPOSES to Exempt Them From
Public Testimony in Court.

MIR Machen of Alexandria, yesterday
offered in the Senate a bill tina Is of es-
peciul interest al this time, and one prac-
ilcaily sure Of passage, II Is a bill pro-
vidlrg for taking tho opposition Of the
complainant In cases Of criminal assaults
upon women at a private hearing. The
fudge or a notary or commissioner Shall
81 Tor the purpose, and tho prisoner and
his attorney and the attorney for the
such deposition shall be read to The jury
instead of subjecling the woman to the
pubic Questioning, The oil has been sub
United to some Of the rest lawyers in
trenches upon no constitutional right OF
a prisoner, and Viii spare the innocent
victims Of outrageous assaults the ordeal
OF facing a crowded eorrtrroom while
telling their shocking stories.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
HEARING ON
GAINES A BILL b. | ]
Southern Tobacco Growers Ar
cue in It's Favor Before Sub
committee Of the House,

fErom Our Regular Correspondent.)
j WASHINGTON, FEB. 1.-THE subicom,
n,itlce on internal revenue o. t N, ,oorn.
Committee on Ways ana AiS..nS :a a Xiii,
Wien permits tic buying and selling 81
lnsiemincd leaf tobacco without inc e,l pa ~,
men, Of tax, and the SAFE o. A .nasso,
toh,cco by The gro grove ~ q Without pay
mont of The tax, which Is now slX cents
p,.r pound The hearing attracted sIeal
attention from The members o. kne a1od Z g,
as it affec.s all topacco growing !, Us. -.
trlct; in the United Slutes as WEI! as
thu districts where the Inahuitiote''o
tobacco is carried on ct,,,,a,. or
Rspressntallhyes da of en 9 XII
aei,us us s W.liams,sof mississippi and
orAet members Of Congress were pres s.saa
during the hearing, Among I, t anr eb. MiG
OF Inc tobacco growers We're Colonel Jn ,l,
GTninsm presas,yyss e si,e ocla Saos
CHARLES - Barker, president o. aae q.
ii, Fort, president Of the Tobacco Grow
ers Association OF Robinson 7, county, 10y :
Tennessee G. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. 5, q
tile Tobacco board Of ga Hs npt
ness &c; y. T.. COOPER OF 1opNs'soN $50 -
Is eplucky, and others. ,a,a,,te al
The gist Of the arguments pIes 1n = y
we'e TO the effect thur y th nc, tu .Tnd be
tho party buying from nm 81 rshotI wiste ed
tobacco without the paynent Of ne s,%
( ceilts per pound tan, It would open T. ti IN
market and slmuiate competltion in a ! tn y,
P peash oft Of h he baf ta ths
trust now has the market cornere,dd 1, Sc Sc
That there is absolutely no aoInpetlti,ol !
whatever, and the farmers are eo lmnlI
! II is plainly s' hey sail, D lght q tbs b
farmers Of the country asainst the tob l;.Nl
O. trust in this county with rs a nN
the imperial Tobacco Company 81 =, ! alMs
composing what is known us the Fesls
| Contract" g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
WILL OPEN DEBATE ON
FISCAL AMENDMENTS

LONDON. Feb. 4,--JQhn Morley an
nounced to-day in the House Of Commons
Ills definite intention 10 introduce. Feb
2ruary syh, his fiscal amendments to the
u1dress in reply TO the speech from the
tigolie. even Premier baiiour Is alb
sent.
N iSrevious 10 This announcement Home
secragary Akers-pouglas. in behalf Of
The government, said ne was Wiling 10
III the fiscal question il Inc amendment
was Withdrawn, but a storm OF protests
which Issued from the opposition benches
Sjnal pan. 4
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."Pompeii" Interested Deeply.

Professor ". I. IIoyshee, OF the chair
last night the firsc OF" the faculty course
of lecsu of the present session. The
theme was that city of absorbing inter-
est-"Pompeli.' Dr.. Foushee had a deep.
ly Interested audience to hear him. and
he richly entertained it.
\ DIR. Foushee spent much of last summer
lin Naples, and made frequent visits 10
the buried city not far distant.
Professor Wlshtman on next Thursday
night will speak on the famous Louis
2 Pasteur.
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Feeling Of Panic.

. ~ (I3y ASsUC1H|cU .FTe5s'J .-l- w
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. h-Advlaes
received hero from Korea sny that tho
feeling Of panic Is general there. and
that depression prevails at all the sea-
ports. where Hass't,cres OF foreigners
eventually are npprehended. The Euro
peans are preparing TO send their faml-
lies to Shanghai,
Every steamer from Japan. 1t Is said,
conveys to Korea many Japanese OIL
GERS and soldiers In disguise. ana thelr
presence in such numbers is regarded
10y tho Russians as being a secret occu-
patton Of Korea,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
ON TELEPHONES
Courts
Senate Committee for Courts
Hears Argument.

The COMMITTEES for Courts of Justice Of
the serate yes,e. day gave hearing on
the Dua e-kh.egar bill, requiring iele.
phone companies to receive and transmit
me. sages from other lines. MI. Duke, OF
Hunt Ch4p,ey. of the Southern Bell Tele-
pEcne Company, ard Hon. a. G. BraN-
ion. representing number OF independent
lines, argued against I he proposition.
Without concluding the hearings on the
bin the committee rose to meet again
AIcnday. at which time it is expected that
Senator Phegar will speak for the BILL.
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senator ii return for work done in tho

senator In return for work done IN the
campaign,
At any rate, itiis perfectly certain that I
thero arc some long knives already m
process Of sharpening for Mr.. Gorman,
and they will be used with hearty g ,,'''
will when theStime comes 70. the Tn, ,t aelec-
7tion Of delegates 10 tho St. Louis 5,cun-s
vention. The friends of Mr.. Rayner,
through tho Baltimore Sun. which is the
organ Of the German opposition, have
already. warned ]; the senator that II he
gets the Maryland delegation to the fla,
tfonnl convention he must fight FOR lt...3lt
is believed 5that;the Smith and Garter men
Will join thllpriously IN the knitting ex seNr-
else, and that 8theedclcgation will go I'M;
Instructed, at The least, possibly the anti
German strengthSwlll be sufficient to en-
able the friends Of some other asplra:nt
for the nomination to capture the Mary
land delegates.st':S I'D
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Complete Neutrality.

" 7|IN DIV .ASsOcIhted I'TtsF,J w I,
WAsHINliTON, d. c.. Feb. 4.-Re-
gard H t i movements OF the Amer!s;an
Aslatlc fleet. which Is nov IN phil ndip Ine
waters, 1t can be stated thaa 10 re nss.sibIi
ono ono Iaat the fleet shall make no move Y
Which can possibly he construed ns de- 5i',
parture from tho. Wnshlnst on L g4,S, Z, y,
the Far East NE Ss35'a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
DISASTROUS FIRE IN
STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT
!. A.Gnclnied Press. }

STAMFORD, CONN. Feb. A,--stamto,d
Town Hall. one OF the finest buildings
OF Ill class IN the State, and most Of its
contents were deslr9y1edd. d.. Ply are !oniglht.
Iionai loss Is estimated at 5000
DThe ppsio.iice and several stores oceu-
pied the ground floor, The mail was Was
clerK,s oiiice are safe. but there is no
4 sertair,ty that The City and Probate Court
records are intact. as the safes n when siaal
They had been Kept, On me ne ec're toor
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All Hope Of Peace Gone.

(By. Associated. PreSs.) ,I-<sS a
= LONDON Feb. IA dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram Company, from Toxic,
says: i. Sg
"The general impression here is that
all hope Of peace is gone.
"The elder statesmen had conference
this afternoon, at which. the Emperor
was present. 1t is believed welghty
decision WAS reached"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

WASH INGTUN.-- Senator Simmons "
trcduced a. bin to-day 70 authorize we ,ts
Ccmmls sion General OF immiggya;t'oh b, ~
rnar on mills Island for the purpose :, q !,
aiding in the distribution Of Immigrants,
OBITUARY.
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Mr., Talsahira Informed.
By Assoclat tod

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. AMIR.
Tukahira, the Japanese minister here.
has been Informed by his government OF
the departure Of the Russian fleet from
Port Arthur ~ ~ ~
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AT THE HOTELS s.
;Well-Known Arrivals at Local Local.
.s3s. EInstelries Yesterday.

Among the arrivals in the city yester-
dny was General John w: st Glalr. 9
lVirginian, now resident In Yves. plrslntTp'
THE General is brother OF Senator z.
a. st. Clair. of Giles. He has been very
SUCCESSFUL in his adopted State. General
ST. Clair is at Murphy's.
y Among the we'll known Tirginlans at
AfurpLy7s Hotel last night We're Judge W.
.. Homes, OF Boydton; Judge Edgar "
Montague. OF hampton. and Mrs. Ni l,.lI,
Known banker of Hampton: Attorney T..
NJ. Lett. of Newport News; MeSsrs T., , a.
I Gilman and D. r. Lyman. OF Chafiotees7
Vile.
II Mr.. Z w. n, Allen, of Botetourt, Com,
Attorney Of that eophnty, a an1
FSbJT,1 and Hon. T. A. OVERLY Of Block
stone. ex-member OF the House for In y,
ESnenourg. are among The visitors, In the
I, city. They are both at the PoWhat TAN tan. &