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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
JAPs PLACE BIG GUMS

Special 10 The Bulletin.
With Russian Forces at shenkiug.
Nov 2S,-fhe attack BY he Japanese
npon Rennenkamprs position Noyem-
3et y, resulted in three days fighting
u fsinkhetohen near Da Pass.
Though the Japanese have been re.
pulsed, lighting continues. The Jap
anese have succeeded in placing sev.
9ral big siege guns in position. with
which they viii be able to seriously
harass the Russians.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Subject of Debate Between Canadians
and Americans at Boston
BANQUET.

BY the Associated Press.
Boston. Nov. 2s.-The siyth annual
banquet of the Canadian club of Bos-
ton tonight resolved Itself into an
International debate on reciprocal
Eade, relations between The United
states and Canada Hon George Efos-
ter. NJ. P. from North Ontario. one of
the leaders Of the conservative party
Of Canada. opposing the doctrine
ehamploned by Eugene n. Foss and
others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
ROOSEVELT EXTENDS
cfviL SERVICE RULES.
Issues Order Placing 400 Customs
Collectors Within the Service.


BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Nov. 2S.-president
Roosevelt has issued an order amend.
ing the civil service rules so az to ins
clude within the classified service the
positions OF deputy collectors of Gus
toms and chief collector at each sea
port Future appointments, therefore
must be based upon competitive ex.
amiEations. The order affects four
hundred persons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
MIR. TAFT HEARS
PANAMA. 5 CASE
FIRST CONFERENCE LOOKING TO
AN ADJUSTMENT is HELD
PROCEEDINGS BEING KEPT
SECRET.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Panama, Nov. 2s THE first confer
ence having fog It's purpose an adj.
jastment Of the questions in dispute
between the United States and pan.
ANA was held today. There wore
present Secretary Of War TAFT. Pres
ident Amador, Ricardo Aias, a nnm.
bef Of the Panama fiscal commission.
and General Guar,lia. the Panama
minister Of war the case for Pana.
mn was presented, bur beyond this
tact nothing was given ont Tao pro-
ceedings being Kept secret until an
agreement is reached. which probably
win be tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
DESERTED FROM Amy
And Endured Fearful Hardshlps only
to be Arrested at HONG.

Nv tbe Aasoclatea Prass.

Peoria ILL.,, Nov. 2S Taomas
OBrien a deaertor from The United
States army was arrested today in
the Cottage hospital, waerc he hal
been placed some days since at the
instance CT Supervisor Debord Of
Prlnoeville townahip. O'Bricn left
his post In Arizona ana after almost
Incredible privations arrived at
Princeyille a few days since. Destl-
tue and alone his case was called to
the attention Of the supervisor who
sent him to the hospital. His condi.
zion is serious and viii probably re.
suit fatally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
PORT ARTHUR
ALMOST GONE
Japs Succeeding Against a Fori
Which, When Taken ~
WILL SETTLE IT ALL
90 PER CENT OF COMPLETE oc.
cUPATioN OF THE CITY WILL
BE FINISHED - ARTlLL.
ERY DOING THE
WORK.
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, NOV. 28.-iT is REPORT.
ED THAT THE ATTACK AGAINST
2o3 METER HILL BY THE JAPAN.
ESE LIGHT ARTILLERY is sue.
cEEDING. IT is ESTIMATED .
THAT NINETY PER CENT OF THE
WORK or COMPLETE occUPA.
TioN or PORT ARTHUR WILL BE
FINISHED WHEN THIS HEIGHT Is
IN THE POSSESSION or THE JAP.
ANESE.
NO PART OF THE HAR6OR or
PORT ARTHUR WILL THEN BE
CONCEALED FROM THE JAPAN.
EsE
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
FOREST FIRES in INDlANA

Nlncennes. Ind. Nov Hundreds
OF acres of fine timber land are in
range OF destruction by forest fires
which have been burning since six
O'Clock tonight in me river Duehee
BOTTOMS. Two saY mills are sur
rounded by TIE blaze and cannot BE-
saved, II is feared that many Other
buildings vii be- consumed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
CHANCELLOR Won BUELow
NAILS FALSE REPORTS.



London, Nov 2S.--The Nine.eenth
Century. in its December issue. has
an interesting interview with Caan.
cellor Non Buelow on Anglo-Gernan
relations. Buelow declared he Is
and always has been friend OF
England and repudiates as absurd
the impatation that Germany desires
TO make bad hood between england
and Russia. He also denies explfc.
illy the rumors that Germany warn.
II Rojaatyensky of the possible
proximity Of Japanee torpedo boats
n European waters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
ASSAULT ON PORT
ARTHUR CONTINUES.

~ Tue AsSoclnIed Press.
London Nov. 2S.--No further news
from Port Arthur has been received
beyond the reports from Shanghai
that storming Of fhe Russian strong
hold continues.
According to the Telegraph's dis
patch from Chofoo, very few Of Ad.
miral Togo's ships are now seen
hiockading Port Arthur.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
MAY BE BIG BATTLE YER.

hy the Associated Press.
London. Nov. 2S. -GeneraIs Kuro-
patlSin and sakharofT are sending
daily long detailed accounts Of appar-
entity rather unimportant3 fighting.
which May, however. possibly turn
out to be the. beginning sof another
great battle deciding the fate of Muk-
den. The Japanese IN London decline
70 believe'therc win he a cessation Of
hostilities until sprirg.
sssharoff in addition to his report
Of the Jaoanese attack on Tslnkhet-
chen announces thai the Japanese in
force oecgpied the village Of Man
haniga aad an adjoining ravine.sin
front Of Poatilg1 uone Tree) hfll.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
PREACHER SHOOTS AT
JUDGE ON THE BENCH.
Sensational Incident in Court Room
At San Francisco.


BY the Associated Press.
san Francisco. Cal, Nov 2S.-Rey.
isaac Selby of Australia, plaintiff in
damage suit, shot at Superior Jadge
Hebbard today while the latter was
on the bench. The bullet came with
in an inch Of the judges head, ana
lodged in the back of his chair. Sci.
by was at once removed 10 tho CITY
prison and charged with an attempt
to commit murder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
EXPERT FcRcER GETS
FOUR YEARS IN THE PEN.
Ry lhe Asceocihted presa

BY the associated Press.
Sioux Falls. S. d.. Nov. 2S.-Feur
years in the penitentiary IS the sen.
Icnce imposed upon J. II. Wilson. an
expert forger wanted BY authorities
of Minneapolis, Sioux city. Dubuqne
and other place. Wilson pleaded
guilty . a charge of assault with a
dangerous weapon and it was upon
this charge he was sentenced. Two
Other charges still stand against him
here that Of forgery and for attempt
ing 10 break jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
FORCED TO RESIGN BY
CIVIC FEDERATION
By tho Associated Pre-r.

8y tho Associated Pre-.
Omaha. Neb, Nov 2s.Zw. Fl. Mc
Hugh, Democratic member Of the
board Of fire and police. resigned to
night and Governor Mickey appointed
Or. George L. Miller TO suceeed him.
McHugh admitted his resignation
was the result Of an investigation in
to municipal conditions recently be
gun by the civic federation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
HAS 1,449,336
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ILLINOIS SUPERINTENDENT OF
PuBLic INSTRUCTION MAKES
EEPoRT-s61,7s3.57a WORTH
OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.
by the Associated Press

liy the Associated Press
Springfield, Nov 2S The triannial
report Of The state superintendent Of
public instruction shows there are in
the state 1,449,33G children Of school
age, Of whom 9s7,554 were enrolled In
schools. Wages Of teachers varied
from SIS TO 5000 month. Total
cost for two years, $22,G37SGl Value
OF school property in Illinois SG1 1884,
578.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
BLIZZARD IN MINNESOTA.
" the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Crookston. Mimi. Nov. s2s.-The
first blizzard Of the winter IS raging
with q northwest gale bloJing 4
heayt snow Is falling and ( sudden
change viii cause suffering among
stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
RoosEvELT's PLURALITY
1924 IN INDiANA.


BY The Associated Press
indianapolis, Ind. Nov .2S.-The
state election board canvassed the
electoral vote Of Indiana today. OF
fetal figures show Roosevelt to have
received plurality of 93.9f4.
The electoral vote was: Repuhii-
can. .s6S.2S9. Democratic. 2F4.24s;
Prohibition. 1886; Peoples. 2.44a:
Socialist. 1908: Socialist Labor. l.
sos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
PRICE ON INDIGO
PRINTS IS REDucED.


By the Associated Press
Fall River. Mass. Ney. ss.-The
American Printing company today
reduced the price on indigo prints
half a cent and other styIes-a quarter
eta cont in the New York market.
L is understood that all othef print
ers win meet the nliees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
THE JAPS AGAIN
TAKE OFFENSIVE
Struck KuropatAia's Left Flank
EfrIy Yesterday
BLIhDlAG SNOW STORM
STOPPED TIE BATTLE Ar TsiN.
MISUNDERSTANDING or
Port ARTHUR sTlIL
GOES ON.

si Petersturg Nov 2s.AKnropat-
sln reports that he night Of NOV 27
passed quietly ar Ts.nkheichen. That
me Japanese resumed the offensive
al Z bis morning Oh he Russian left
ilank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
ITALIANS FIGHT.

By the Associated Press.
serantoni. Pa. Nov 2S.-Ia clash
between Italian factions at Carbon.
dale tonight one man was killed. one
morfally wounded and another seri-
ously injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
CONTRACT Foa oHg cAEs.
" the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
Dulnih. Mian.. Nov 2S.-A contract
has been let for furnishing sL04s.o0
worth Of new steel ore ears for Du-
luth and Iron. Raags. and Duluth
Aissabe and. Northern roads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
coResrr-NeLsoa FIGHT.

By the Associated Press.
San Francisco. Cal. Nov. 2s.-Bet.
ting on the Corbett-Nelson fight to be
heIi in this city tomorrow night drop
ped tonight from ten to six to two to
one. with Nelson as short end.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.
BY the Associated Press.

pg tHt sASSOclateu. Press.
Havana, Nov. 2s.-Tbe French
sehoolship Duguay Troin arrived
aere with fever case on board. Ex.
animation by port health officers de.
yelopsd suspicion Of yellow fever and
the ship was ordered to undergo f,l.
migation and quarant ned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
AssAssINAreD in HIS CABIN.
BY the Associatea Press

BY the Associates Press.
Appleton, Wis. Nov. 2S.-Word has
been received Of the killing OF Bert
Nowship near Waueedah. Mich. while
be was asleep IN his cabin. A bullet
hole through a window frame showed
the shot came from outside the cabin.
His body was discovered by a neigh
Dor Nc clew.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
E. c. WALL DEAD.
By the Assoeistea Press.

By me AssOel<ted Press
Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. 2s.-Mrs.
Edward C. Wall. died suddenly to-
night after a short illness. She was
the vile Of Edward c. Wall. well
fnovH in business and political cir
eles throughout the county,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
THREW ROCKS
At THE TRAIN
UNKNOWN MEN BROKE WIN.
BOWS OF TIE PRESIDENTS
PILOT TRAIN AS 1T PASSED
THROUGH INDIANA.
By the Assoclated Press.

indianapolis, Ind. Nov 2S---A spe-
etal from Brazil, Ind, says thai while
ile pilot train preceding Presil9n
Rooseyelfs special train was passing
a lonely place near Brazil today. four
i4Sn tliFew stones, breaking several
windows. The pilot train stopped and
secret service men chased the men.
but they escaped,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
TO MARRY ENGLISH
ARMY OFFICER.
Miss Mamie Letter Sister Of Lady
curzon. Will Become Mrs. Colin.
Campbell
Rv the Associa1ed 80

Hy the3 Associated Press
Washington. Nov. 2s--A license
was issued today for the marriage OF
Miss Mamie Letter. daughter of the
late Levi 2. Letter. and sister, of Lady
Cnrzon. to Major Colin Compben OF
the English army. The wedding viii
take place at noon tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-29
DROPPED DEAD.

By the Assoetatesi Press
Duluth. MINI. Nov. 2s-E War
ren Mcclure. aged Ga. q prominent
surveyor and lum5es rlf1. druppea
dead today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Christian Sunday Schools
Union Excursion to Buckroe
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

ONCE OF Collector of City Taxes.
CITY Hall. Richmond, Va.
+ RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF OF
& CITY lTaXES,t REAL ESTATE AND
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The Whole. tax is due. but the ordi-
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IN December. Failure to pay all or one
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All MALES 81 years Of age. ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEAlALE) who
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property as tiduclary. and all parties
conducting business in the city OF Rich-
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q Grading, Paving. Pine and Sewer Con-
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This being the only notice provided
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4S Office open from $3.50 A.. M, to g p. M.
s T.. W. CUNNINGHAM,
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MANY new
PROF E.S;S0RS
Trustees Of the Incorporated
University College Of Medicine
VII Hold Important Meeting.
DIR. ]. "a, HODGES PRESIDENT.
We'll Known Physician to be
Directing Force--Deans Yet
Ito be Elected.

An important meeting of the new board
OF trustees of the University College of
Medicine was held Thursday evening,
and much business OF Importance was
transacted. including the election OF q
president and number OF new membsrs
of the faculty.
Among those OF the trustees present TIL.
this meeting. which vas the first under
the charter Of the instituton, granted
on Wednesday, by the Corporation Com
mission. were: Governor w, s.. Jennings.
Tallahassee. Fla; Right Rev. George
w. Peterkin, Charleston, w. Va. DR..
Egbcrt w. Smith, Greensboro. N. c.;
Colonel r. s. Kenan, Raleigh. N. CT;
DR. Robert L.. Payne. Norfolk, Val
Hon "A. T. Barton Winchester. VA;
Mr.. John =, Branch Judge George u
Christian. Mr.. T. a. Miller, Mr.. 2. D.
Taylor, Mr.. L. y. Morris, Or, Hugh M.
B. Edwards. Or. William g.. Gordon. Dr.
Joseph "A. White Or. Edward McGmire.
Dr. Jacob Michalx Or. j. Allison
Hodges. Dr. Pauus A. Irving. DR.. John
Dunn DR.. T.. M. Coward,n and DR.. Wil-
liam r. Jones. OF this city.
The board was organized by elecunE
Hon r.. Barton. OF Winchester. as
chairman, and Judge George Z Christian,
OF this city, as vice-chairman
The plan OF organization provides for
president OF the faculty and dean OF
each of the departments OF medicine,
dentistry and pharmacy.
DR.. J Allison Hodges, who has for
merly acted az dean. was unanimously
elected president OF the faculty3'Th The deans
of the different departments will be sub
sequently elected by Their respective
faculties.
All OF the former professors were re-
elected. and the following new profess
sorships were created. II
Dr. Landon 3. Edwards, professor Of
clinical medicine and medical diagnosis.
DR.. William Gordon. professor ot
practice OF medicine and clinical medi-
cine.
DR.. j. W. Henson, professor of sursi-
cal anatomy.
Dir. Rober, G. Bryan, professor Of de-
scrlptye anatomy and genito-urinary
surgery.
Dr.. +. P. Wright, professor Of orera-
Dr.. W. Hi o. mcGehee. professor u
dental pathology, materia medca and
therapeutics.
lSMr. Ernest T. Brander professor a
pharmaceutical chemistry. g
An advisory committee composed oi
Mr.. T.. n Morris, chairman; Judge George
L. Christian, MIR Z. p. Taylor, DR.. y ~
White and Bishop Peterkn. was elected
10 assist I'll the management of the In
sttution.
IT il believed that this change In the
management will give this growing IN
sttution an even wider field for useful
ness
bred graduates practlcing Their pro1es-
sion In twenty-four States.
A number OF improvements to the col
lege buildings will be made during the
summer.
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lPronertv Transfers.

Richmond; II. Wythe Davis to ]. ,, p
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PUT UP CANDIDATE.
Republicans Will Try to Send
Man to Congress From Third.

District have decided to place a man In norni-
nation and to make aggressive fight i,r
Congress In this district. This lniormat,, ~,
ius, been decided on at meeting Of thu
leading Republicans Of the city and county.
~ witch the matter OF the candidate was
discussed and the man practically As1Ss
on 49,, ~,,,.. .,.s
~ t,,,,ued : hui Il was admitted that ne
Vas d richmond man OF high standing In
me ,,,o bas moi yet boon made,
a,tbnurh practically agreed upon Y Is ex.
pected that convention Will be called cary
IN San, en,ber and then the candidacy VIII be
formally announced! The purpose OF the pro.
jectors of the contest is 70 ties, ne tc, ,,1sr
~ the peopie and ascertain whether uhue'
~ s ne,v cIectorate any number of men for,
N erly affiliatd with the Democratic party VIII
come over to tho Republicans. n
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WORLDS FAIR
&; OHIO SCENIC ROUTE

IMPROVED SERVICE. :
Commencing sunday June 10th. The
Chesapeake ara Ohio will operate a solid
train comtosed of new Chnst peuia anl
mic wide vestibuled coaches and bcst
Pullman sleepers through to 81. Louis
Ma. Train sin leave Richmond at 200
n, NJ. arrive Cincinnati 7;iO A. ". and
81. Louis 500 r N Yia CINCINNATI and Bic
faif IN addition 70 THIS. train viii also
leave Richmond io;45 r. NJ arriving s,
l,oE,s 7i0 4, N, the second morning
with through pullman service.
returning from IT, Louis there Will be
thrse through trains 10 Virginia points A
soh1 vest.huled through train wlth day
coaches, dining cars and slseptrs VIII
slssa 81 Lepis daiy.at ll,0 a NJ for
Virginia points. arriving Richmond 3.3O
y. Al
y Tbs Chesapeake and Ohio is frore six
~ ten hours the quickest ana most CON
Portable rouie To 81, Ioiis
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING

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ADVANCE. with b minimum cost
OF Is cents for each insertion.
Tho same rate applies to deaths.
marriages, obituaries and ali other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. g,s
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO;
New York. June 10, 1904
The f1fty-ssyentl semi annual m l,l D !,
cent? on the capita, stock Of the Com
pany has thls day been declared by the
board OF Directors, payable july LIST,
1904. to the Stockholders Of record Mt y
P. M. June goth, 1904 The stock transfer
books of the Company will be closed from
q p. NJ, June 10th. 1901, to 10 a. M. July
i. s. sANtM1s, Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
g. O SUNDAY OUTINGS
sun the Favorlte,

TIT, oEITT Ute r dVUTTtt'
The g. 8 o. Sunday outings are The
choice OF the Richmond people No stops
10 get crowd. plenty cars slOl round
trip Every SUNDAY TO Ocean View and
Norfolk,
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NOTICE.

Richmond, Va, June 5, 1904.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
BONDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND WILL BE CLOSED ON
AND AFTER THE l5TH INSTANT
AND REOPEN THE 1ST DAY OFJuLY,
1904. EDW. j. WARREN,
IJnne It'll Julyl Auditor.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED, CROCKERY SALESMAN;
our pottcrles are not In the associa ton;
we pay better commission and sell goods
for less than potteries III the associa ton
Address Box 2l6. Greensboro, n. c.
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gGsr YER 5gNs a g 1set
for Headquarters and Band Ii9rses az at
JUNE %, 1904, and then publicly opened.
The wight Is deserved to reject any pro-
posal or part thereof. Envelopes con-
pnsals for Stable and addressed to Cap
tain e. C. BARNHARDT, Quarternnaste ter.
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FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE LARGEST :'OULTRI
hens are laying almost double as many
eggs since he has been feeding them on
the damaged wheat from the, Gnllego
early. Apply at warehouse, Seventeenth
md Dock $1.05 per bag for 100 pounds.
+ WARMER MOORE e. co. a
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GRACE, III, so1-+,EANTIto, BOARD
J, ci.s. ii will have several desira BILE rooms
Torrent, With board, on july 1st. Mrs.
T.. s.. SMITH. 201 Il. Grace Street. u,