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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-01-07

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John D. Winchester, Of Burns
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-01-07

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-01-07
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Mrs. Alfred Bowrance was burn
ed to death at Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
DELIGHTFUL EVENING.
Attractive Exercises Marked the
Heptasoph Celebration.

The fifth anniversary ot Chmborazo
Conclavc, No. 60. Improved Order Of Hcp-
tasophs, was celebrated In an appropriate
manner last night The spacious rooms OF
Marshall Hall, corner OF Broad and
,,rwenty-hfth Streets were filled with
members and friends Of tho conclave.
Mr.. John b. Welsh was the orator o.
tho evening, and in.nn eloquent address,
Of welcome spoke OF the advantages anu
dement's Of the order The l.sara nup aSie
Selections By Mr.. Eugene e. Davis fol-
with solos BY Mr. msnry I Knegf e
Miss Lille Savage. an address BY Mr,
Thomas d, Hicks, supreme REPRESENTATIVE g
solo By Mr. William Fahr, character
sketches by Messrs. Freen1an and Wilson,
recitation recitation by Mr.. Thomas p. Hicks, Each
number on the programme. was heartily
tho exercises refreshments We're served.
The celebration was concluded with
dancing in the ball room on the second
floor of the hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
KILLED BY MISTAKE.
Officers Did Not Understand
Flaslllight Signals and Be
gan to Fire.
(By Associated Press.)

.---7- n lBy ASSUCItIICu I-IVbS'J s"-1- n. ~
NEW CliyvANG, April l1,--An official
explanation was issued to-1aysot thcHV
ing OF guns from the fortsFherc last night,
which caused q certain amount of excite
ment and the killing Of two Chinese. It
appears from the official abatement that
owing to the fact that the officers Of the
garrison to the fact that the officers Of the
Of customs flash signals In use at the
mouth oS the Nrive:.
signalling tile depth Of tho water on the
bars so ms to enable the ships to putato
sea. fire was opened Inst night at some
pilot boats and outward bound merchant
men. rwcnty-four shots were fired, In
Guiding projectllcs from large guns. \
sentry fired on and killed two Chinese
Snmpan men. opposite the foreign settle
ment and three miles from the forts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
NOT FIGHT FOR YALU.
Correspondents Say It's Doubt
fu1 Whether Long Expected
Battle Will Ever Occur.
az Assoclated PresIss.,

IL uLLlSda WIN VIII N1SSoi
e (By Associated Press.> 8
LONDON, April 11.--A corr espondent
OF the Times, with the Japanese head
quarters sends tho following, dated April
nth, by wireless telegraph via Wei Hal
Wei:
"At present, information from the land
front must DO beated owing to tho dis,
TANGO OF the existing sea base from the
advance guard. but this will soon be rem
,eded. &t
s ut Is doubtful whether the Ions ex-
roected engagement for the possession OF
Yalu River will over take place. certain-
" not unless the Russians have been
reinforced more heavily than my infor-
nation leads me to believe. This was
foreseen by the Japanese and hence their
strenuous efforts to block Port Arthur
SO tia,t they may be able to- reduce the
lenEt \ OF their land communications by.
the establishment OF n more convenient.
sea base. It must be remembered that
unless the Japanese secure the north OF
the Yalu with new base by July the
land movements from Korea win become
practically impossible
1.-THE rainfall OF summer is so heavy
that all the fllmsy bamboo bridges Will
be destroyed, This would indicate that
It Is not to an advantage OF either belli-
gerent to engage in struggle In the
vicinity OF Yalu.
1.-THE Russians desire to get tho Jap
anese forces inland with tho hope OF en-
veloping them while the Japanese want
to get inland because the country affords
a. more suitable theatre OF operations.
''IAs the time Is short new effort OF
the Japanese must be developed almost
imlnedi lat 81"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
!. ASK THEIR DISMISSAL.
Russian Minister Objects TO Jap
anesc Instructors and Off
GERS With the Chinese.


ST. PETERSBURG! April 1.-THE re-
port that M. Lessar the Russian min :
lister at Pekin, had made strong repre-
sensations to the Chinese government on
the subject OF Japanese military instruc-
tors in the service OF China and the Jap
anese officers with General Mas army,
demanding the issuance OF orders for their
dismissal, are confirmed here Russia
regards their continued presencse where
they are as being a most serious threat
to her.
1t is pointed out that without the con.
sent Of the Pekin government the Japa-
nese officers. who are with General Ma.
who Is now north Of the great wall. can
easily obtain dominant influence over the
Chinese troops and use them5if the Jap
anese operations demand the creation
OF diversion in General Kuropatkln's
rear. possibly resulting in cutting his
communications. .As $500!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
See Richmond Merchants Mdweek Bargains

mains ~ the ,ate Colonel ~. a Turk,
~ ssn,, Oar i'm Nc ma tinger OF Tie southern
Raiiway. arrived here on q special train
from Washington 1T 1919 t,ls morning, Ming;
thn enrins bcing drnped In, Grape, on
board, was d special escort Of prominent
railroad men. Intimate friends and the
Thn remains wero carried directly. to
Christ Episcopai Church. where the nun
crnI servlco was conducted by l)r. NJ. NJ.
Marsha Il, the rector.
THE floral tributes were among the most
elaborate md beautiful ever4seer1 II, Ills
city. The church was crowded. ne ne,
funeral cortege to. OakwoO1 Cemetery
consisted OF over half a. hundred car
itages. =,
All Southern Railway ticket offices
throughout the system we're, closed for
three hours during the service. la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Company, rs 1t might cause tho commit
tee TO lessen tho appropriation for
government exhibit.
He Wants Appropriation.

Giles B. Jackson. colored, Of Rich
mond. encouragement Of tho Negro De-
velopmcnt and Exposition Company OF
the UEited States of America. which
proposes to have an exhibit ut the ex-
position. appeared before the Committee
ON APPROPRIATIONS this morning In behalf
of the bill introduced by Representa-
tive Lamb at the request OF Jackson
some time ago. providing for an appro-
priation OF twelve hundred thousand dol
lars for a negro exhibit. the money to
include the several hundred thousand
dollars In tho treasury due to negroes
and the families OF such as were entl-
tied to bounty for enlistment ~ tne
Union army. Giles addressed the commit
tee briefly, but he had close attention as
he proceeded to tell the members what
had been accomplished by the negro since
lie was given his freedom, and copy
OF his petition, setting forth the facts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
MASS AT
St. Pc TER S
Pope Plus Celebrates Thirteenth
Centennial Of St. Gregory
the Great.
10000 PEOPLE |. PRESENT RI SCI.
The Sistine Choir, Consisting Of
Twelve Hundred Voices, Boys,
Rendered Gregorian Chant.
fBy Associated Press.)

ROME, April 1l.-For the first time
since his coronation the Pope went to-
day to st. Peters L. say mass in cele-
bration OF the thirteenth centennial OF
st. Gregory the Great
The immense bassiica OF st. Peters
was filled, more than 1000 people being
present. The Pope was in the best OF
health. He red In the Soedla Costa
toria, although the motion OF this chair,
carried on the shoulders Of bearers makes
him Ill.,
On his express recommendation the
audienccs RETAINED from applause or cry
Ing out, contenting themselves with tbs
waving of handkerchiefs.
The Sistlne Choir, directed by Abbe
Perosi. who. together with Maestro Bella.
has been its organizer and Instructor for
to-days Gregorlant chant. had Il special.
box near the throne; Willie grouped
around 1t were twelve hundred youths OF
practically every nationality, rc:c and
color, belonging to the ecclesiastical col.
lcges ut Rome, The benedlctic monks who
formed the choir. were also located here.
THE POPE ARRIVES.
The arrival OF Pope Plus was heralded
by blare of silver trumphets. Although
the procession was as gorgeous as ever,
the bright red Of the cardinals gowns.
mlngling with the brown of the monks
robes and the white gowns of the choir.
the benignnnt figure OF the Pope under
the gorgeous canopy. the picturesque
ostrich fans and the gllttnring helmets
OF the guards its reception seemed cold
inter the frantic applause permitted by
Pope Leo. This. however. heightened tho
effect Of the choir. which greeted him
with music as he came In.
After brief halt In the chapel OF tho
Sacrament. the Pope proceeded to tho
throne. Tho triplA crown was placed on
his head by Cardinal .Iacch. Immediate
.ly after the browning, the Pontifr cells
brated mass TO the accompaniment. ~
tho Gregorlan Chant, which echoed
solemnly throughout the vast bassilica.
The simple Gregoran chant forming an
immense volume like one voice with trI-'
monody produced a remarkable effect In
st, Peters, which 1t Is considered dlff!-
cult to obtain In small churches. The
merits for the success goes to Able
Perosi. the primo mover In the intro
duction Of the Gregorian chant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
ARREST OF EDDIE FAY
SOLVES THE MYSTERY
(By Associated Press,)

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 1l,--With the
arrest OF Eddie Fay. Postofrce Inspector
James p, Stuart thinks tho mystery as
to the Identity OF the men who some
months ago robbed the Chicago postoffice
OF STA, 0GO in stamps has been fully clear
ed up, Inspector Stuart said to-day that
he was sure Fay planned the swhole az
fair and proAted most by II.
OF the others implicated In the robbery
bud" Houlihan, Is in the pententIary at
Raleigh, N, c.; Tom Burll and Austria
lian Mac are now ct large and 40"
Hopkins is dead. having been killed by
"Dan' Kinley in fight oyer q woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Over Their Dead Bodies.

{By Associated Fress0
I TELLuRIDE. COL April ll.-tWhen
General Sherman NJ. Bell was informed
to-day that Judge stevens had ordered
himself and Captain Wells confined IN
the Ouray county jail for contempt he
said:
III Sheriff Corbett takes US TO ou11ly
1t will have to be over the dead D9ui1 =,
~ ali the soldiers in my command III
this county, ne has not men enough 70
do that. The situation demands that we
stny In Telluride. Mr. Mover Will never
be- produced in court until Governor Pea
body orders me to produce him. unless
no escapes and goes over the range on
snow shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
DEPEW AND ODELL,
At the Head Of Republican AT
fairs in New York.
I(By Associated Press.

T1@IT5 7 Ky p NSSQclHtc(I I'TcSS,] A . III
NEW YORK. April ll.--The Republican
State Commit e met tonight for the pur-
pose OF arranging prelnlinaries for the
State convention tomorrow.
Senator C,hauncey Depcw was selected
to be the temporary chairman Of the con-
ycnton Tomorrow. The permanent chair
man Will be Serene y. Payne.
Governor Il. r. Odcll Will be elected
chairman of the new state COMMITTEES
when It assemblies tomorrow night.
Tho platform TO he presented Wllllc
strongly endorsing tho administratlomnss ., nf
without going INTO details, points out tho
benefits to tho state and nation OF Re-
publican administrations
Tho delegates ut large to the NATIONAL
convention will be Thomas G, P!att, OF
Tlora. BENJAMIN r. Odell. OF Orange;
rhauncey nj, Depew. OF New York, and
Frank s. Black, of Rensselaer,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
AN ECHO OF. FAMOUS
GAYNOR. GREENE CASE
lBy Ass0clated l'ress,

\ ~ ~ (8y AssOclHttu l.TeSs1
BUFFALO. N. y, April l,--An echo
OF the Kagnor- Greens case, In which inc
government, it Is alleged was defrauaea
out OF s ,vernl millions OF dollars, WIZ pc
heard In the United States District Cou QUIT
eth. at Syracuse.
The question involved Is whether an
Injunction obtained By VIM. y, klrk OF
syracuse, restraining the sale OF large
amount OF property seized By the govern
ment in satisfaction Of n Judgment o.
tnIned against Kirk az bondsmnn 9o'
Gaynor shall be continued or 'acA'cu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
OFFICERS ARE INDICTED
FOR BEING IN COLLISION.
An 'Assoclated Press. J

ATLANTA, GA. April ll;IJqstle CO., O.
ers and Deputy sheriff 7. Jones were n re-
in.dav. pIe charge against the Judge, the
officer and the attorney Is that OF being
in collision and with co1spir!pg ~ oraeiF
to Interfere With and deteat the s1sraaUS n
Blazer ds the man who charged Detective
Dan Callahan. OF Cincinnati. with kldnep-
pnig him In Florida,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Second Army Coming.

E (By Associated PressJ
PARIS, April 11.-Ofticlal advlces re-
ceived to-day blythe French government
confirm tho dispatches announcing that
Japan's first army, consisting Of four
army corps, sis now completely landed IN
Korea, and that the second army. con-
sisting OF similar number OF corps. Is
about to start. The points Of debarkar
ton OF the second army are not known,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Wedding Cards.
Especial to Tho Times-plspatch

Especial to Tho Times-DIsPatch,)
ORANGE. VA, April. 11,--Gards arc out
for tho marriage OF Miss El0ise Rhock
well IIalsey. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. q. Halsey, president Of tho Citizens
National Bank. ct this place, 10 Mr..
John Richard Kilby, Of Suffolk. Va, We'd
inesday evening, April 18th. The csremo-
t,ies Viii hc performed ut "Eastern,' the
beautiful holns a1 The birds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Pilots Would Not Responds,

IN IHy Nss0c1UteH TIessJ ----
F CHE, FOO, April LIT r, MA Chinese
steamer has Just returned from, New
chwnng. The port pilots would not re-
spond 10 her signals from there to take
tho vessel up the rlWar. Two British
steamers found themselves IN tho same
EredlcAment, Tho port OF New Chwang
Is partially open to commerce,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Exchanges Of Shots,
fJ3v Associated PresS,)

PARIS, April LA dispatch to the
Temps from St, Petersburg to-day says
some further exchanges Of shots have
occurred between the Russian and Japn-
n,,se forces along the borders Of tho Yalu
River. Ylce.Admiral Makaroff, dispatch
adds, is inspecting tho outlying defenscs
0c Port Arthur, .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
CAUGHT IN THE PLOT,
HE CUTS HIS THROAT
lRv Associated Press.

NASHVfI.E, VtiNN,.7 Aprll ll.--FolIoN'
Ing the discovery, or n plat among hyS
negro conylcts 10 dynamite their WY
from the state prison PETE pods son, en-
OF the consprators. tonight but my nmM
becoming ruspicious of the nesras. ae.
[ tons, instituted u search to-day ana f9 sis,
dypa mite cars ard PIVOT Carriages hnt
den in the shoe shol" Eafss NS H'p
worked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
No Easter Disturbances.

N ~ (3Y7 .ANa0cInted 1'reSHJ
ST. PETERSBURG, April l1--Sl:45 r., NJ.
Thp Associated Pross Is informed official.
IL ti,at up to tho present honr the gov
rrment has not received any adyices Of
Faster disturbances anywhere in Euro
mean Russia, Complete quiet ragns. ac-
cording to reports from all the Jewish
centers OF population.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
ONE WAS KILLED,
THE OTHER WOUNDED

(Ey AssoU1Attu FEtssI
BIRMINGHAM, Ala April liz, a,
AIcponald % we'll Known young man OF
prominent family, Who has kllleu tM3
men and figured IN several sehsuuo.n.
shnotinc ARRAYS, was shot and instantly
Killed BY Alexander Lawson, IN emploSe
Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
in a street fight tonight Lawson was
also shot and badly, though not fatally
EnilnlaI. .E.L. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Many Foods

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~ The child EnrSen's Eagle Brand Com
densed Min 81 snparior 70 other nrtinMal
foods, and it's &ss prevents sifklT. weak
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
Are YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? u
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
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