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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

King has neither MONEY nor friends
aud lawyers are not allowed % see
him
Therefore King ID deulci liberty
bail speedY trial. a. Guaranteed him
b the state constitution and fur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
PREPARE FOR BATTLE

TOXIC. Sept. 14.-Field Marshal
Oyama confirms the report that a
considerable force Of Russiang is re-
naming south Of the Hun river and
SAYS the Russians are fortifylng the
heights on both sides OF the LAO
river at Tie pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

SAY FRANCISCO. SEPT, IL
Naval engineers. under the direction
- Admiral Goodrich. boarded the
Russian cruiser Lena this morning
to make 4 more thorough inspection.
Their report wiii be sent 20 wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

s.r. PETERSBURG. Sept IA
Ambassador Mccormick IL complet-
ing arrangements Co send 500 Japa-
ueae refugees. collected at Perrin, TO
Germany. whence they viii be ship
ped home. .,.-i-.-f.-.-. -...-I.4-l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
JAPS BLOWN TO
ATOMS BY MINES

the government. in reply TO the re-
quest Of Field Marshal Oyama. has
promised to send achievements 81
leo 600 men and 22l guns by the
fret OF October,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
DENIED JOHN KING

sNo person shall be deprived liberty prop
erty without due proves Of iaw.
See aNo shall be compelled In criminal
TO Give evidence against himself
i0-Jusce In all shall Be- administered openly
and without unnecessary delay
20Am persons charged With shall be- hailahe
BY sufficient suretes except proof
Is evident and the presumption great
49,.
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MAY BE pIsnAETLEo

OYSTER BAY. Sept i4.-Presfa
dent Roosevelt spent most Of a rainy
afternoon IN the library attending
10 his correspondence. lie received
no visitors The president IL con-
WINGED. from information forwarded
from san Francisco. that the Rus
sian cruiser Lena viii be obliged to
20 into drYdoek This IL equivalent
to stating that she viii be disman-
tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
Boy Burned
To Death
By seripps News Ass'nl

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 14-Geo.
Hotz. a l7-year-old boy. was burned
10 death in a fire that destroyed tho
mattress and bedspring factory a
John T. Cleefe here yesterday aft
ernoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. IA
While the situation a. mukden is i'm =
provina the state Of affairs at Port
Arthur is growing worse. The army
There ia IN critical position with
no meat or flour. The ammunition
supply Is Insufficient for long re-
alatanea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
pRoMlsEe Observation-Disclosures

LONDON. sept. 1.-THE Rome
correspondent Of the Exchange Tel
errnuh wifes that a telegram re-
oeiYed there from Toxic states that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. ii.-H.
S. geueThefF. a tailor who came here
from Seattle a few days ago, killed
himself Yesterday by drinking cars
boiIc acid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
TROUBLE FOR
the SULTAN

GIBRALTAR. Sept. i4.-The Brit
ish cruiser Minerva has left here
for Tanglers Il Is reported that
this action is the result OF the sui
tan of Morocco having failed TO
comply with British demands
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reninht and Thursday-Fai Haht
&c fresh north 20 east winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

he may occupy the place YOU htlVesa " 2:
day; expecting of him what Sor.i wo on IL
require OF yourself, and IN shorl3tl nc GU g
3rying out.of8thc, golden rule,S "
&2"Tlio purpose of the order Is to est 70 q
fish Mace sWhore men can swear \ iicir
allegiance &to llberty, truth, justice any
equality, Ys3s /. Y. j, y; v @
Touowing Mr.. Grady, the toast to the !,
press vas respoI ed 8 to by MI VI !. A !. II r.
Williams, editor OF tho News Lea Z; ,e
told M good story, and said ~ do IN ,a sG
lis lis; holes Mt lin for .thc good reason =
That, wlion4 lie reached the blank PAGES,
he knew lie & Had to stop. t Y,
Some people who speaR -, "a
In their minds but they don't kiloW5a1t,
and keep on talking. = s s Isl, &, H T. {, ].
stThc Nv omen ! was res pondod TO by Alr.
Robert Taleya prominent yon ", IN nwy de
sliYcred with a. display Of eloauenceS th hi]
Surprised even his closest friend So !,
Governor Montague had been delayed q;
10 IL entered ia llal, the band played allg
the@ cues Is arose and cheered & Els toa 81
virglnin and c6deltyered one y, 81 Z
those delightful temporane Gus talkn
that las made him famous 1trou i'p.'l
ii Hon. Y Charles eli Bland, of Portsmouth;
member of&fthn Dixie Aerle, sponded
tD..thc toast 3y'sDlxlc Acre. Ills &IGHl =! ho
We're expressive Of his. feelings aud We're e
ofsifitcrcst tO Eagles, as they showed tho
5W6ndeTflil. sroWth Of Dixie Aeric to more
than. d membership Of eco within a year.
Mithsaprosp sofA even greater CROWN
this year. 3a $40, ~ sii8 y ~ &C.,
President Sullivan was called upon !,
45#',,rhe kind things that&haveas been said
and done here Nave taken all tho talk
out 81 me, lie said. 4. I'm u 3nanAo Of &C,
and not uchs of q "a ker,s
n: Cnpta iI17 Frank cunningham was ca lied,
and he told,g.s,l good story and Sung his
ever populai 'ER.I Blue and Cray and after
Nir.AT r. I sullivan, president OF the Board
q! AlderlneniBf NeWs ork, had, !, expresses
ton was. Yen, and a. 1:30 = twas va,
The :out town guests Will leave for for
washington to-day i3 33
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Gen MILES;
ADVISES
Letter Sugg ests q; Fiat aty
Temperance Advocates Delay
National Convention 5
\ sTHE 9TH { r PARTIES {: J
3{By Associated 19ress.)

~ NEW 70 Rk, Ntatch 3.---Rev Jair IN,
b Dtinn.s y. D., Of Ills q 5llas A re-
ceived IL lttter;from Genera ! ~ elsor, a.
Miles dated March 18TH, which snys;
"Our country Is now confronted pyi , q
situati lion, lnnd Is called upon to deci ~
questions Of tho greatest moment, = = q
since the adoption of our E.on -
1lnvo greater Responsible rcstcti 3'poll
tho sovereign. voters OF his country tlla mn
those Which will 30 placed upon them
during tho coming autumn. 81, !,
4l'1t is d. truth MS old ns Holy Writ .th lr,l
temperance Is one Of the seven cardlna
virtues. Is not a ts Advocacy consistent
with q like zcnlous ndvocncy or great:
national 4qucstlors not directly Involving
IT.? Tho two great political parties Or
incnrly .ed,,nl strength that divide me
country Will make nominations ana an
snounce platforms Within the next few lE'''
months SHOULD ,eithor make such q nom 1lii
liration and announce such principles u. Is
wilt command tho APPROVAL al nd l5 corItiihl
support Of those whom you represent. the ne
opportunity to advance the objects Of the
temperance party would be Q ffere y !.
while, at tho same time, the patriotic
men composing that. party would con- u
tribute most essentially to the llpliIft1 TING
OF our country from rlenacing evils.
no nomination be made pSi
either Of the great parties that w f,,
the cordial support Of the
temperance people, tho opportunity n 70
make d nomination OF ita owl, would
still$remain.6B 81 . !,
81" For 4 the reasons hcrcnz briefly lndi-
Gated, 4 am strongly OF the opinion that
fitSwould not be advisable for the tenn
lnerance party to hold lis convent ion until
aftersit has had an opportunity5to observe
tic action OIL the other ttwo.6 554s 883g
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JAPANESE PLANS,
j London Times Giving Away.
Secrets 81 Coming Cam
(Iiy i ssoclated Press

LONDON. March 2.-The Times ms ms
morning prominently publishes an op@i pm,
ior Of II correspondent thnt Janan MI
land her main army at New ChWalns,
which will he formed into a nlagntticcn u.
l,ase. and that she also probably ,,1'' WI,
seize Hal Chcng Citizen miles 4eas.Wara
and on tho rairoaiJ as an additional
base and. that, without serionsly attack-
it,r either Port Arthur or Nladlv ostok !.
n tE.s war will be fought on the plains o.
Central Manchuria. 1t is almost.Icertasin
III the correspondents opinion That inc
war will be a long one and that at the
worst Japan will retain a way TO re-
trent overland into Korea. 1t she secures
New Chwang, he says. her prestige VII
lie established and he adds ina 7 INC VIZ
tcrways or Southern Manchurin will be-
az inestimahle value in somewhat coun-
ter balancing the weakness of Japan IN IN
lcr cavalry. 4fi tsss llsE WE ~
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MAY I| ! invite Y |.
DR., Biting 81
Continued From First 7Page.)
Continual (. From Flrst Page.)

a IL, r.
On tie contrary he IS very well known t''F
M Richmond rand has many old friends.
ana college mates among he BAPTIST
ministers md laymcn here. He has visited
this city! upon several occasions, and 4 by
his eloauence attracted large audiences,
and by his genial and jovinl self 2 host
OF warm friends and admirers.
A son ofsthe Rev. DR.. CT 4C.aI sittlns.
once pastor Of the Second Baptlst Church.
CT this city. Dr. W. q. Biting is tho
roughly III touch with Richmond and 5Vir-
gtna. Or. Biting is nov about about & forty
five years Of age, Is married, and u has
two children, Ile was ae!,cated at 3ich--
,mond College and Crozc Theological Sem n
mary, a tt Chester, Pa One his MS first
charges was in I4llray. y where VII are, = ne
net aud married his wife, For the pl'at
eighteen 81 twenty years he has, beer
pastor Of tho Mount Morris N Cl1uurcl, rs .5
New York city. .$ 5S
Dr. Biting s. father, though as Phlladcl-
phian. by birth, moved to Alexandria.
va. many years ago anu was a strong
sollthern sympattizer during tho S41SA
War. on one occasion. when the Federal
troops were passing through hat portion
OF Virginia, they took DR.. Biting and
put him on tho engine OF the train and md
so passed through the Hostile territory.
The officers felt assured that the Con-
federates would not fire. and run the
risk of Killing Dr. Biting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
RUSSIANS CHUCKlL..,IIIING.#
Delighted That No More Dam
age Was Done to Port
Arthur.
NV 4 ssocinted Press.

ST. PETERsBuRG, March 2l.-2:5i
i. Mas no further dispatches. official
or otherwise. have arrived here from Port
Arthur up TO this morning. the officials
have come TO the conclusion that the BON
5ljardment By. the japanese fleet on the
night of Mach 2lst and the morning OF
March a2ti failed to 9Gnusc any damage
COZ, 5 iS::ered worthy to be reported to the.
Emperor III consequence, considerable
ga abstraction al the continued frultless-
ness OF the Japanese assaults on Port
Arthur prevails III high circles.
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aSfiFt --.--l --,.--- - Vi
CARRY RUSSIAN FLAGS 4.
apparently Chinese lN> ItHa1s, ! oa!lli11.y
95.. Are Pro-Russial1gii1 Sc,l-
4ir1c,,t IS
3, u ] oin y, ,ress. )

sT. pErERsHGRG,. (. MARCH, p s', Tho cor
.r,spondcntft,t Tho Novl -krnl ~. Port AZ
5,,n,,r who ia proceeding Ia the Yall'
syei. writes that he saw crowds ~. OF en- y!
rrs. coolies throwing up earthworks or
Tie BROWNING improslahle h j, l' ~. ~
XIII Cho, (north of Port DalrnH>.
This shows that tile Russians are &C.
tcrmined to resistBtho Japanese attempt
M 5lnhl on the neck Of the Llno-l' y,
lpepinsula The correspondent a uos .i ~
3ih6, Chinese officials who mug illv ,l
made official calls on .tho oecas.o''S J., y
a,hc Rnssia,,s and Chinese new year fall
ri ~ do go this year. believing that tue
,1annnoso are going TO driv,o out the Rus
siens. They talto il different view now lo,S
hcwoyer, owing to the failure OF the
Japanese 10 rush things. as evidene e, ~
Tho fact thai all the native mack drivers $
aro carrying Russian flags !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Tong Haks Giving Trouble,

(By .kssociaicu IifeSs.) ~
SEOUL. MDrcit 23.--The Tong Haks
are giving trouble in the northeastern
part Of Korea and are making over
lures to Russians.
a detachment Of Japanese from Cen.
san engaged a body OF Tong llaks near
Samung. with the result that twenty.
four OF the Tong IIuks were killed or
wounded and thirty-iiye were captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

March us the most dangerous month,
ofEihei. gear becn,scl tho change . ( sea Il /
son ii mora that, a good mar Y systetrlsl
cailssstand. roo Otter, II iA true TINT
tho sick Hast only till sprl iig n But
II the systen, IL fortified g. II the slttiptirs
files ore driven from the blood and
tho nerve tissues fed with swlloles s
md sttength.g food medicine there
ID !9no danger inEtfe change t,f scasoi,s.}
Rather johns Medicine A Is ilrynl nblc asll
al tonic III the Ssl,ri1g Y It 5strnns thens the
system ana drives DIT the poisonous waste
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Tnos. I. Al FRlEND & SON, Agents,
ms East Main Street.

- -
Convention, was seen att Nlurpfly VS.. I, ana i
nd declared that he could not understand &c s'.i
tho favor with which the Hearst boom r'tE
wa being received. Y, 81 \, I. ", y
s3s"I am unaiterahly opposed TO his nom MI
nation and to the Bryan idea Of locnloc'5
racy,s,. said Mr. Lindsey want 70 see
n,,I rarity make a clean cut declaratio IN
\ fe,r old Fashioned Democratic primo piles,
he continued. 8"and my own judgment
Is that lie this Is done and Parker rs {
named as: our leader. We VIII give the .
Republicans Il hard run. Il, indeed, We. 90 {
not wrest tho presldency from thelr D
grasp (. ). !, J. y, y ! i. ,s
~ "a very lively campo ign for delcgat te Sis
Yc,xnccted Is oper, up throughoutsth tho state
na soon as the committee fixes a date
Tor tho convention, and " looks az Y u
win be q battle Of 1.-THE field AGAINST
Hearst so fars3us the Virginia dclesav
ton Is concerned. NJ III os5 ii X N K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
WHY MARCH is THE
4. MOST DAN EROUS MONTH.

I,nalter--bullds Zip the BOD v 1T Is this
power that iias made II 30 siitcessftil y, (
CHING ltcolds md all throat and lung
troubles. No Mentioning sti,nulants, NOR
|phliieia ors other dangerous RUGS. Eat her
tohn,s,fAtedlcnsS Is tor 90 le \ VI s Ovens
and Miiibr3s1Jrtk Coz 1907 East Main
Street n city Drug store, 1A4 11nst Main
Street Peoples Drug Store, w illshnii,st
lbtrgs Avenue. Northsidc 1'harnnoy, Dol
Norti, FIFTH street; Pine Street pl,ni,'.-,,
macy. 334 South pinc Street East I'liarssfi
macy, 2G0i vennblo street. KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
ST. Adams, Z; Pantops. Q.
Especial to The Times pispatch.)

Especial toEThe Tlmes-DiepatcU.1-
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. az"
March 2s.-St Adams defeated Pantops
Academy, Oh tho latter's ground !. tnls
shower In the early afternoon made
tho field wet and slippery, which was
responsible for most of the errors
Hall pitched u mastery game for thc
ERadford team, allowing only ono nit
Il two-bagger by Shelor. \. IS. II &. III. .Ss
Mcconnell. OF Pantops retired ten Of
the visiting batsmeE on strikes. but re-
ceiyed poor sl pport. Holt Of the h gag
ford team secured thrcc-base@ hit
b score y. 81 " IA r. n. r.,
8st.. Adams ....,1i0 az o OF Of li2.
Pan tops ,...,sf .,..0 Q 90 0 90 o 90 4 ~
,3atterea--St Albnns. Hall and Holt;
!Pantops. Mcconnell and Stephens
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4 Il ,,rcynt,t III lie oylpfIly from n olpiaibin
4 ,sa iii lie movements Of the 1sushiatiS
troops %, Il; / 3.
f,rha t,uasians nre being inGsscd II, sorccs
$a,ong their f,ralSllne from 1Seng 1.,ttnllE
&ra,enr 1nostl,ward for dirty t,itcs yyl,iles
fthoir second line extends from Multdci, to
tlIai Chotg, Nj IA ,gy %
z 4 All tic rolling stock REQUIRED Tor use
ia tho far East has no crossed Like
I,alkal IL IS ii \. !, "a, l
Forty trucks o. grain reach Port 20 Ar Ar
n thur &daIly. hi 3fs IA SE s5., 3!E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
TWO BELATED DISPATCHES.
But They Tell Little About
Port Agtlt!u Bernhard
nlenf.
11sY Associated Prcss.l

+ ST. PETERSBURG, March 3i.--6:l5 a.
Nl.-Iwo belated press dispatches. dated
Niukdcn March %, have been received.
They refer briefly to the last lombard
.ment OF Port Arthur, but shed no new
light on the result Of the combat.
The Novosti holds that the failure Of
Ills bombhrdment despite the different
disposition Of the enemy's ship, and that
Of the fruitlcss attack Of March 9TH con-
firms The opinion Of the inability of the
Japanese to EFFECTIVELY conduct war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Not Dismantling Gunboat.
(By Associated Press,

~ Il3Y -NssONIHIVu I'TNhh,J
SHANGHAI, March 70 The Russians
continue to Nrlde The CARRYING out Of The
aares mcnl 10 dlsman,ie The gunboat Mad
jpr a japanese cruiser remains at WOO
Sung tten miles from Shanghai. al the
mouth Of lie MOO Sung RIVER,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
PREPARE BANDAGES'
Ladies Circle at Nladivostok
ls Engaged MI Day il Gruc-
some Task.
81 Associated Press.)

e vLAD1yosToll, March 22.--While the
situation here remains quiet it is not
expected that Nladivostos will continue
10 be much longer free from, the vlgo-
rous operations OF the japanese. In an
ticipation of the. appearance of the en-
envy and of 1t possible siege. a ladies'
circle has been formed, which sits six
hours daily at the minister of marine.
preparing bandases OF linen for sick
soldiers and sailors.
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One "Iapn at Rest.

t3y Associated press)
Seoul. March ga brush between
the opposing forces has occurred at the
outposts north Of Anju, One Japanese
WAS killed.
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LOSE PLACES lac ! / |.
ACTION. IN POLITICS
Continued From First Page.)


police and other municipal departments
as far from politics as possible.
It is not without the recollection OF
comparatively young men in Richmond
when policemen and firemcn were Very
active III local campaigns, and Wher,4 the
most famous places for gathering and
talking over the situation were the po-
lice stations and engine houses.
,"Hayc YOU seen the boys at thls.or
that engine house, or u Certain police
staton?'' was question asked Of q,
hundred candidates for Office, in Rich
ino,id In the past ten years, and II the
candidate rcpl lied: In the negative. fo was 50
advised to do so at once, under the
lperalty OF probably losing the ward IN
which tho particular ho,lse mi light be slo-
Gated, But 1t IS not SO now. The men
who are managing the two departments.
like those in charge OF great business
institutions, are seeking to keep the Mt
tention Of those under them y pol y the
mntters for which they nrc employed,
instead Of permitting them4to spend their
timc In rcwarding friends or y punish
ing enemies at the nolls.5 Il n 81 Ii Il
The change seems to be. regarded as
II healthy one by the PUBLIC, # Il i55ss
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BE Sc NSlBLE.
Save Money on Your Gro ..
ceries at Our Store.

Whole sweet pickles, quart /. toe
[ Larae jFisf, Potatoes, peck.... SOC
"a Cans salmon %for..t..., ......s .,..s zoo
HestAmeeloan Graduated sugar, 4lZCi
pound ',.... i.
Large bottles Ann on Ia " o ,,
,Arbuckie Arlusa Coffee, ID s..... .,..!2o
lLiott Coffee, pounu ,t.sssr1lo
Mountain Roll butter, W ..... %
Small California Harris, pound ....:..nso
2 pounds New t1on,lny and 6rlts fof..eo
IS lbs lite IA Sugar for, ~, eeo
3sn1ailWhlte Beans, quart 500 q. st
s.ate o no'', Y! pour our n.ek
b IN, bljshci ~. ~. 4. t...t. &C.,
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla syrup 100
Best Cream Cheese pound s... - 1ee.l
Canned tomatoes large cars. .t....7o
New Clipped Aerrngs, loxef, 70 Y. goo 9
Good Lard, !. Y. h; 4, I. 3 z CO.
Quart Jars home. Made sweet PICK !, /.
GIBSON, xxx, M. Vernon, Oscar
Peper Old brands Whlskey, bottle \. 76e.
alb lars Homo. Made preserve s ~. 1eo.
q ckberry or cataWba Wine, quart 12o.
,elnaerl SNAPS Or Soda Crackers, b M. 4lAo
salt PORK, 8per pound ....,........... ..lo
smithficld Hams, pound. ....s....... 70 2
s bars octauon Shaped Soap force. Csc.
Good Green or Mixed Tca, pound -. 25c.'
New Virginia Buckwheat, lbs. for Csc.
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound n .l...,..l q
Clothes Pins, dozen, . . &.
Prepared Ell tlckWheat, In 2-lb pack pack. !, !. /.
pa aays i Malt whisky per SOC.
MAN IS son.
Is owntowt, n Stores, 1920 1922 East Malr,
& street. an Uptown store, 500 East Mar
shall Street,
Phones at! our %Wo Stores. ~
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Yongampho Open 10 Trade.

G3N Associated Press.i
SEOUL, March 23-An imperial edict
las beep issued opening Yongampho to
foreign trade.
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/. on the Little Rock Track.

cay Associated I'ress)
LITTLE ROCK Ar s, March 223'--Ae.
First race one-halfa mile ommy Oha-3
rns Il IL o) first Victor b. CD to j. secona.
5iitckstein az to y third. Time 80 S,4
Second race--six fnrlongsI 70 VIZ llsa !lun 2,
7ter6( 51to d .flrst, Feby Blue go 10 y
second, 5Bandlllo teyen) third. Tine me l'4f
Third srace-fye and one,haIf lfur!ongsH, 4
Il ,enox Il 10 DTnrst.E Clifton Boy q 70 y
second. Polly Hill Coato y thrd. Tine -
Fourth "a cc-slx furlongs, han d!enp-
5Irby Bennett "a TO u first. Dick RI pley
luiSto i second, Countess cara q 70 y
tln lsiat II trraacse--iaie and Il sxteenthWel,
come light Is to y first, caitl,ness q to 3
second. 3 Henry 9 & Franstanlnr q to u
third, Time l:b3 III. M. g5t
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ALARMED. Al. At
HEARST BOOM B. ] | IN
continued From First Pase.)

Qs,
continued From First Pei e! s 't.;'l
as 4 public calamity, said ColoEel Joso'''1
Button OF .Appomattox. secretary @ "
state Dem cratlc Committee tand N " cl 'A,l
.of-ihe Senate. I'd ]8s Ii
s3S..rho Democrats OF virginia ought g
,oet together IN this convention and de-,
e,aro For rcjtyenating our national party
Ar old fashioned Democratic lines ne
continued. "and sc we must 80 down -
81, \ Louis, We should sink amid IN nc ] on--
fidencc and respect Of our stst W ata.es.
Il do not believe we can afford 70 lolloW
Mr.. Bryan again neither do \ regard ~, Mt,
Cleveland as available at TINS t'Hle.l.l w
way is open for Virginia e. TAKE g s' 1tn,t
where she can make her t!uGlss =, ~, ~
az, ne national situation and y, 5pelleye
4 ha hest way to do It ; Is to so back 20
old time Democratic ideas. { we lrelter,
3ate the declarations of 1895 and lsoo ana
name Hearst, it Is my judgment that We
viii 20 out OF our way To- set I, many
Years between our. party and the PRES,
idency, For lny part, m 10Y w
Alton 81 Pnrkergof New; YORK, ,wt'p ~ I,
regard as the strongest man NV }. p'''e
mentioned for. the nomination
Kelley Says Daniel.
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IL Hon. Samuel IT,. Kelley floor 4 e as V
Of tho Democrats In the House g. -, pete.
rates. shares Colonel Buttons views ~ ~
TO the unwlsdom O the nom!na W. n,a ~
Hearst ana the reaftlrmatlop Of tlle p l.
FORM OF 1000, but he strongly lag sI Ply
ting Senator Dnnlel forward Tor Ing
nomination for President, !, !. :, a..
'uI believe the time has come, sala W,
Kelley, .'wnen the South should g s9ang4
IN lii the convention and assert herself y,
senator Daniel is, IL ms, 5ldgmell e. ~. ~
logical man to lead the flght. Hls na ~.
~ d household word In Virginia nna 3 .,,.'
South, and Il believe he would po!l Iane
lful strength of the party IN osher s ~
lions OF the country. rhel SCUM ms u
5alrnady been too long content 70 slt ny
md lot other sections name tho canal
date and shape The policies q tlle party,
While She. with her great nlmNgot ", uIl-1
wayering Democrats did tho yo' ., Ine.
Nortl, and ,Tsast and West are ready 70
3r t,,ii,i tho Southern Democracy ' }and
now Is tho time ard Daniel Is, ~ my jude
5,nent, the nun. q.
Mr., Lindsey Talks.
81 Iof. ar,es II, Lindsey If the Char
Slottesvlle Proeress, who wa y one q thu
strong men In the recent Cons ltut iollal