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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Assembly" 70 Continue

The Richmond Assembly, German Club,
held a large and enthuslas tic meetiDg last
night It was d eclded to continue the or;
gan!sation. whose germans have always
been among the most pleasant gayeties
OF the winter season here, The pros pros
poets for the coming season are very,
br!ghtssa " ~ ~ y
&, IA meeting will be call IN a. few days
for the election Of officers. arranging
dates OF germans and other preliminarles..
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}Richrnonders in New FORK.

NEW FORK. Aggust a q. W.igh,t;
Elder; Hoffman. 3, q. Co.'s Victe ria: X
Betty; Herald Square F. Jones. +. p; I, Nor e
Burlington n. a q lillian: York. e. Ryan;
Navarro. r.. J " Hill; woodward, j p. Ans
Park Avenue. p. - L. Tessler; b Marlborough,
J.. p. Gray. c. zDewey::& Hot fman: "A. J; New
York. Miss i. Adams, Mrs. W, =, "a darpa.t
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q ~ ~ I ~ lIIll7i.lI 3tlll4,'
Fels-NalIpl;tha

does half the y washing BY
soaking, the other half is ~
rubbing. This means ash-day
cut inShalf, and half the wear on
clothes. Sold BY grocers,
Fels-Naptha Philadelphia
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AUCTION SALES This Days|
George ". Mayo, Anoal6neers

- y 80. Saf1
Is ra LOT HOT sbtic1,f, ANN Kf,rcftsi
y EN- FUIlN1T U .E. co Ns1sT1sdSsD OH
EXTRA FINE OAK AND II CHEsRREsl
WARDIsOBES,,a 81 DEBQAH DIS. BEsi1x3
ROOM SUITS, III UNI TURM UI,4l
HOJSTERED PAHLCR SUITS, CARR
PETS. NAIsTI I,cIzTI sHISs. tiAeH1
CURTAINS p Ssdtt RUGS, NJ
T1QTF MIRRORS, NEW oLTvEHs;
TYEEyM,RITI sR On "a 70 = I.bH'R TuR
bRY AND GLASSWARE.
(. 1 will sell fot account OF MI. b. fy.s
Took, who Is leaving the CITY, az 1880
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23D, 1904, 81
ali the Household aid X chen FutiiiturA
at abpve address, consisting OF Oak Bed
room Suits. UphoIstered Parlor Suits Oale 4
Iia Racks. Cherry work stand lew;
Oliver typewriter, Oak Roller Top Desk
Oak Extension Tables, Sid eboat Ids, iDinin6ss
room Chairs, Carpet Seat Rockers Ups3
holstkred Rockers Glassware, Cfuckefy,g
Reffigefators, Lawn Mowers, Couch HALL
ana Stair Carpet, LARGE and Small 7ugssS
All u the above mentioned articles areS
nearly as good as rew hav wing been used
for only d short time WA
G EO. ". MAYO. AuctiofeAr.s Sj
3. q. Bufordi Manager and salestnan M
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Dent III His Head.

Emma Page and Charles Hopper got
Into an alteration near Jefferson and
Broad Streets about $3.50 o'clock last
night, and afterflt was over the nirlbu1
lance carried Hopper, with q bad dent IN
his head. caused by a brick thrown by
Emma. The woman WAS arrested and
carried to the Second Station.
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Captait1,5 Ross a Georgiar,.

captain John Ross, OF the colored frilli.-j
,tary Company, OF New Haven, who will,
take part I'm the 1nanouevres at Marias.;
sas next month"; is brother-in-iaw OF.
DR.. r. b. Jones, the colored physician OK
this city, So ..i /. I
Dr. Jones said last night that Captain
Ross Is not at all likely to Great diso6rd
pr cause trouble. 800 5si x al sls4f
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The Sham ock Nv.

Is IA *, (I3y "a $50 iat ted 4 Press.y 3, 81
I GIiASGNO & Augu st 2222, Sir homas La
ton has opened negot lions Wit h the Dem
nys Tor building the Ehamy I W. pros
yviided George Watson acospt q com ilsslon
to design an Their cltal lenger for the
America ID cup "A, iasE llss = tsSSf
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EMMANUEL PASTOR / !
Will |. i J, soon \ | LE /: I !.
Tenders His Resignation to As
cept Call to- WAYNE, Near


Philad clpllia. as
], Rev. David Al. soliy, for three years
pastor 81 1mn1anuel Baptls Church. ten
.dered his resignation on Sunday, to ac-i
icept a. call .to the astorate OF the Bap-:
list church at Wayne, Pa. He will end
his work here with this month. and leaves
for Pennsylva la bout the first OF Sep
TENDER HI ss3 sSi &;
8Ss Rev Mr. golly has been in Pennsylv
for several weeks, and during that time
filled the pulpit at Wayne. He returned
Saturday night, ana at the close Of his
sermon Sunday morning rendered his
resignation. and indicated his p,srpose
to take up the work az Wayne. ass.s3:s
MI solly Is a native OF philadelphia,
where his parents still reside, and most
OF his family connect ions and those q
his wife live ii that State. All of his
lpastorates have been III virEi nia:.S having
begun I: his PASTORAL work IN Harrisor,,- q
burg He next went 70 Roanol and
scalno from there to- Emmanuel. The
church here has grown rapidly under h ttll'
ministry. Ut
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I Married in Washingto

Married in Washington.
Marriage licenses were Issued In VAST.
lngtot yesterday 10 the following yir.
giniafs:
G. ". tayne and Maria y station Of
Richmond. Ia 81. 4 isis
Jonas b. Baker, OF Overall, and Daisy
r. Printk, OF Llray.
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\ Small Boy L ost in Fulton,

ond 2sia 5a arona ss
Fulton about II 4 o. clock last night He
couldn't give his name. but said he lived
tat No. IA Ora ham Stree I. some distance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

Licensed to Marry,
AZ maria &c license was granted yester-
day to w. Carlton Keene and Lottie p,
;LoWery, Sss w Va Isl
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cooked Everywhere for Work,

Mr. g w, Lowry, Of No. ao0 North
EEighteenth Street. 10 In I, despe rate need
81 Work He, has a wife and two children
to support. He giss q respecta BILE man and
ofsanyT honest la borF That. will help him to
take care OF those dependent on him, y 5s
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858sr win sell, THIS DAY. atS $50 A.S .s.s
at my wRrerooms, No. III 4 West 4 Brea3e
Street, one Mahogany sB secretary andy
Chest Of ORA W,ers n. N one 8gs nve.fooAHs
Sofa. Oak I and st ChambsFa
Chairs, Rockers Book China Press
Oak and Walnut Iron Beds. springsss1
iMattressesy u Feat Beds, odd BuraAls.s a
gWashstands , new s+ Genote tirn, Ma ttlhgNJ
Pictures, Mirrors, several good fDfopa
Head and other Sewing Mach hines. aEa4a
dies Writing gDesk, one Cas- Range Co2lIa3
stock 8 Of HardWar Re. b Cutlery. KitchsnaE
y Glass and Iron ara Colr,tstssss
s7s dRoRnr OLIVER s sssE3s
s8s ri NC ionssfsSs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

E Hon 8. Wilkins Matthew sextrpemher otS
the House az Delegate frpnl 1atheWs county
made {. business Yialt 70 the second auditor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
ARHlnT5 10 THAyELEas.

n While IN sunolk, Va. Henry Croli BJr..;
proprietor Of the Beaverton. Mtch., Hard
ware Il co. n was taken very sick with
bowel trouble. travelling salesman
from Saginaw, Mich. 4, advised him to get
q bottle OF fChaInberlain,s Collie, Cholera
ana Diaarhoeals Remedy, which he did,
j..1t soon cured me, and I take pleasure
Ii recommending IT, he says. No one
should leave home on a Journey without
a bottle OF this remedy. It Is almost
sure to be needed and is not obtainable
while on stea mship or cars. For sale
by all druggists. 5S n,
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& TOO LATE 10 Gct-AssIF'Y.

a ~ 90 LATE TO ~ Lass En-
cOOK--ypANrI2p,A N INEXPERIENCED
~ Who ls Willing to do general work; no
washing required; can room ON prem
tses, ~ N, Ninth Street, d is Nh
WANTEn-PO sITIoN, ny, YOUNG MAN
\ to work be tween the hours or II and q
y Ia. M; QUITO t-dOor work preferred. Ad-
4 dress I9u RESKks A, Time ptspa Itch,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

ON. THE occAslokSo OF. THE LAUN ]!
IN "a OF NE 5RATTLEsH HIP "Lo Uis.s wv
IAN A.'''$i NJ 4 We ,vPo RTs NEWS, $
IN. sATURDAY,A AUG. 27TH, i
And to- enable visitors to spend SUNDAY:
!at the SEAsHORE.th the fCHEsAPEAKE5&
OLD POINT COMFORT at 50: fNORFOLK
So Is; " OCEAN ssSSvIEW. $3.50: VIRGINIA
BEACH g. 50. good going on fast trains
leaving Richmond 400 r. M Friday, AIS
gust :2sth b, and ZOO az. M Saturday. Aus
gust 18th. and returning on all trains I'M
til Monday. August 18th, inclusive, with
privilege #of 4 stopover at Newport News
on the going trip to attend the .laun ching.
Call at Chesapeake and Ohio ticket Of
fees. or Main Street Station; for tickets
and parlor car reservat Lions!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
tese-Mltar-0rab.
@ c b n:

Sanes unb Nappie @lpnn, Gil
@ilmington Str, Wdo9en. : Sbo=
mas unb 9atie Seanlon, 824 @bao=
mid Str, Mdbdsn.-patrid 5. unb
2pba @afep. 962 Serin9ton Nbe.,
--@barles Ct. urb 2poa Broipn, 90o
8u9anan Str. Wdoden. -Wiaiam
6. unb Gannie 8eoforo, 1913 Noro
Solmes Str, Mdb9en. = %. 8. unh
gba Benton, 517 OF Is. Str, Mdb=
den. = gbrarb 9. unb Catherine
SObnion, Of 10. Str, 8nabe.-An
bretp 8. unt Nnna 8oeie. 507 5ibsb.
Lamb Npe., Wdo9en. -Sames 6. UNI
NOrma Gsnnea, 241 %. South Str.
Wdb6en.-S. q. unb Maub 5arris,
Clio AIblanb Nbe., Mdoden. -gbparr
uno Ota Milspaus5, 216 SrOw.
bridge Str, 9nabe.
u etraut:
Siaac gabe-Wattie 6iiber.
Bertie s. glarf-8onnie g. 2aden.
Senrp @rap-Orpba 5rancis.
Serbert 8. partsr-gtbel d.. Soolsp.
Sames Nnbretp 9nbal-Waube Gen.
oerion.
@ efprben:
gula 8o6np, %, 339 g. gaf Str.
|-Sbomas &eap, 60, 49 g.. Weft Ctr.
|-@atberine M. @lart, 70, 311 @sf
0ermont Ctr. - 2ois Mar9usritt
Wbalep, 9 d., 1917 Naomi Str. =
Marp s. Sones, 81, "a. Ctr. uni
2onbOn Nbe. = Gbeiier 9. Spaetb,
p Dr., 1015 &ou9 Str. = WiliOr
Dunn, 5 d., 1906 q. Senate Npe.
= Seanstta Wrisbt, 5, 628 8riebt
gbe.-Nlice DR.. gatsr, 3 3D., 124 SO.
Is. Str.-Selma 2ipfb, a M., lille
g. @apitOl Gue.-S. &unea Gerria,
z Dr., 721 Sresr Str.-&ofina Sofs
man, SO, $40 Sf 8ermont. = Yin.
tbonp 3. @ilbert, z d., 2126 4riena'
Npe.-SsOrse Stodton, 80, Colonial
6lats. - Wlma Sobnion, 40, Stabt
Sospital. -peter Weld, so, Stabt.-
Slorsnce O'@onnor, 10 3d., 432 g,
Weft Str.-Marsarst Niron, GOA 6.
Georgia Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
@runoeigentbums l1ebertrasunsen,

Mbbie 9. Barter an Gora M. Go
psnber, Got Is, 8lod 2, Noropfe &
6oGomel's 8ranopiem Noo., nabe
College 9pe. uno 81. Ctr. $500.
Ni9ael u. Downing an Warie 6.
&spnolo's, Got lis uno She'll bon 116,
MortOn place, alabama Str, nabe
81. Str. 50, 500.
Sobn 9. @Obmann on Sobn g.
0tiler, Got 26 uno She'll bon SOt 81.
Bruce place Oifsnoe Nbb., nabe %.
Str. uno MOnon @~iienbabn. $1,000.
Nannie s. Miles an Ngit Sabm,
5beil bon Got 80, pratts Sub, Mu=
Bsnlot 172, 0fli6s Settle DON Merioian
Str. fioli6 bon 10. Ctr. SIS. 900.
Charles %. gadfislo an Stella s.
Wiliams, Got 5, Wc@aslin's L. Noo.,
2epOne part, iioli9 bon @rown Dill
SO, 700.
Marearet Bruce an @otparo Is Wier,
Got l04, Bruce Nooition, 6itlih BON
Central IOenue, fiolid bonn GluB.
81, 800.
2aura s Briggs an @liia6etb Pas.
coe. Got Is, Nrfenal Barf Nooition,
iiiometli6 bon @OOoruf plag.
81, 100.
Charles M @rob an 2ouis 8. 9uo=
lop, She'll bon MuBenlot Al. Sultan
u. u. Cub. Srbin9tOn. 50. 500.
@bmarb S9ilomeier, an goparo 6.
9ibfine. Got 489, Spann & Sos 2.
Wooolamn Mob., n6roii9 bon proipect
Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

N&lif Ginbeimffd)e 6rduter furieren Shre
~ Nia9eubeidtueroen. Bum p~erfaufen in
255 Sseit @aihinston StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
Mrrefant fol- i&le9t bebanoelt
ietm.

geIaweroe murbe bsim pDli3ei=
Superintenoenten 9riiser gegen Die po=
lisifen &aber uno 8OGforo eingerei4t.
neil bieieIben ben tueeen Sruntenbeit
eingelO9ten Sames WcGfee sefsrn
arauiam bebanoelt baben iOlen. Wc.
Mfee, Der blutiiberffr0mt ooer ri6ti9er,
5lutbeI1miert in Or Station anlanste,
1T elm @ei9dftsrsiienoer aus @bieaso.
3uerIt bsriudte pOli3ift &aoer. Der an
Der gde Der Waibin9ton uno Sninois
ctr. ftationirt 1T, i'm gu berbaften. ba
id WcNfes aber nidt 10 lei9t banoba.
ben lieB, elite &odfOro feinem @uue9en
CUR Stlfe. geibe beriu9tsn, ben
Nrreitanten our Station gu leitsn,
iebod Wc9fee aeiste ii6 uiberisblid
unb iol auBeroem nod gemeine He=
bsnsarten gebrau9t baben. Bel oieier
@elsasnbeit ialus i'm elmer Der pOli-
siifen nit Der fla9en Sanb unb bas an
iid fhon burd ben iibermdBilen @e-
trdntesenuB aufeeregte 8lut foB la=
tiirli1 in Str6men aus Der Naie. Ser.
idiebene Nusenseu9en bebaupteten, oaB
elmer Der Boli3ifen ben Irreitanten
nit benz 3Opfe 9e9en einen eiiernen
pfofisn flies, %mObinaesen Die 9Olisiiten
angebsn, oab sr ioldes islber that, in=
Dem er fit BON ibnen lossureiBen uer=
iu6te. MeIfee mar 10 betrunten. oaB
er o6Iis un5ure4nungsfdbig mar. Ius
senseugen, bic Die prOseffion 9efern
CUR Station 9sleiteten, paren einig,
Dab Die Poli5iifen barte Irbeit nit Dem
Manne batten. Supt. 6riiger erlieB
cine Srors, oab in 3utunft bic pOli'
3ifen fi9 sr6Berer 8O,f4t gu be-
feiBigen bdtten. penn He a~rrefanten
our Station bringen unb oaB nur bann
8ewalt an9euenbet uerben foQ, penn
pOliaiten in Selbi tDertbeioigung bans
oeln. Die erbobene Intlage miro bonn
Supt. unterfudt tperoen. WcNfee
wuroe auf 8iirsidaft, Die bonn Sennis
ion Sotel gefieat puroe, aus Der Yoli=
seiftatiOn entlaRen, mar isoo9 nidt i'm
Qolijeigsri9t anmsieno unb Antpalt
9OI9es beabiidtigt, feline @ieberDers
6aftun9 an3uoronen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
Gartenfeit oer Samen oes
Saoieite Snrnbereins.

Oas @artenfeit Der Samen bes
Sibfeite Surnbereins mar, ME es pobl
anotrs ni4t gu erparten uno pie ia
ale Gefli9teiten bes Sioieite=S urn=
oereins, Elm ourdi9la9snoer @rfOle.
Die Samen, i'm Wuni6e ibren Soften
etmas gefonberes gu bieten. batten
meoer Mtbe ned Soften seideut unb
bas 9roBe publitum. mel9es benz
@artenfefe beiwObnte, mar sinftimmis
i'm 9obe oes ibm @ebOtsnen.
Ser fd6ne @a.ten nit Der unmenee
elettriider 8liiblidter uno 2ampions.
Die benz 8an3en etwas WaIerif6es,
3auberbaftes bsrliebsn. bic i96ne Mu=
fit, Die srOBe Sdaar feitsefimmter
fr6bli9er gltern unb 9inbsr, bic ii9
ben ibnen 9ebotenen @eniihen %ec9aben,
tie trusen ale CUR ge9enieitisen gr=
beitsrun9 bel uno Die bielen frobliden
8ei9ter naren ben Samen, bic bas
Geft Deranfaltet, obne ben finanaielen
grtrag au beritf9tieen, cine @enug=
tbuung, Die lie un3ueifeIbaft su nod
er6Beren Nnitreneunsen bel i6rer nd9-
ten 6efli9feit %anipOrnen miro.
Ser Damenbereirt bersfebt es, ieinen
8dften oas gu bieten, mas lie Derlan=
gen. Nad SdluB beg eigentliden
6eTtes tpurbe in Der Saqe Elm
8anafrdns6en %arran9irt, weldes nod
lan9e Die Sbelinebmer bes fr6bliAen
6effes beiiammen belt unb als enolid
bic 2ebten bic Sa0e DerlieBen, Qeidab
es i'm Bswubtisin. einen fr6bliden
Nbenb in beiterer 8eieai4aft berlebt 3u
ba6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

SIR "a stuns.u. .uSsns = ubr ysOrssns. as. Suit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

- Die bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Stabt, Mudo's .Qonefellotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

9 auerIaub ibdetne. e.
8. Sbirms, 3ueif6figes SOl3.W Obn-
baus, @aIbin9ton Str. uno Sherman
9ripe, $500. = g. W. Waro. 9ol3-
6aus. nabe 1918 Norb Senate Mbe.,
5000. - Charles @Onnsa, @ottaee,
9enrborn-. nabe 10. Str, $3.50. =
s. Garter. 0ol3-@Ottags, Gil Batter
ION Str, $500. - Dora Mc@arenber,
3~weit6disss Doppslbaus, 26l9 aib-
lamb Nbe., $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

oeat8 etterbert&t.
S6on beute Mbenb urb am Samitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
&eprde e n.

Wiliam goion, 9arbep %. CUB
barb. Yincent Clifford, 6arpep g.
grunaugb. prof. s. 6. 6ops, Seize
Jlet9er, Samuel 6. &uid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

Wabtn 9 t o n, %. Suli.
Sir Snbiana: SIM N%asemeinen f4Dn
berte Mbenb unb am Samitas fibIer bemte
Nbeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

Simnu.{susRs geIb au perIeiben az irsenh
Ot"u"tte~er . einem Betras fur 5 Bis 8
grosent. Ameriean Spme Bupins &c.,
9 Gombarb gsbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
Segislatur= Contention Der &e:
pablifaner hon Marion
Goantb.

@eitern Na9mittag segen 2 nhr
puroe bic Legislative @orbentiOn Der
&epublifaner in Der WaIonic 6a0e er=
6fnet. @pl. Smith er0Huete bic Sip
uns nit Der S~nitruttion, baB fid Die
@anoioaten aug ben &eibsn Der 9ele=
9atsn fernbalten iDlten. ginftimmig
uuroe Srant 6. 2ittleton gum perma=
nentsn gOrfbsnben erpdblt. gr lsate
Ra6Orud auf bic Wi6tisteit Der NOD.
ifen 9e9islatur, Der @rtpd6lung speier
SenatOren unb Der @obificatipn Der
Snoiana 8eieBe.
Cine &eiolution, in :pel6er Sen.
geberiose inboiirt muroe. fam surger=
leiung II. murbe unter grobem Npplaus
ausenommen. Sie SaIe unb bic @al=
lsrien tuaren gum @rortifen bon uno
oftmals muBte Der 8orfibenoe ieinen
9ammer aebrau9en, I'm Die Ieriamm=
lung our &ube su bringen; einiee 2ei=
ter beg far5igeu Glementes batten rdra=
lib cine ernite pribate Debate i'm Sin=
ter9runoe utto aug bieiem @runbe Die
Srbnuugsrufe nidt oernommen. Die
Reiolution tpurbe pie bonn @oribenoen
berlefen afgenDmmen.
Sas @pmite fur Organization unb
&e9eln tpurbe aufseforbert, fi9 3uriid=
3uaieben, um ieinen 8eridt aus3ufer=
ii9en.
0orfBenber 2ittleton belt bierauf
cine turse Nnfpra9e, oeren Suhalt In
2irse Der mar, baB bur9 Senator
6airbants' domination gum 0ice=
Prdfioenten cine 0acans entitanben iei,
unb baB bic burh bic Contention err
pdblten Wdnner neben ibrer anberer
phi4ten, aud feinsn 0adfolser aug
auiu4en baben niiroen.
Mrmin 3oebne unb Wartin 6. Sueg
tpurben i'm erffsn Ballot nominirt, i'm
3tpeiten Ballot puroe Gbarles Goem=
Ter nit 142A Stimmen essen Wm. 6.
gnslifb, Der nur 784 Stimmen er=
belt, nominirt. Sas @eiammt : gr=
sebniB Der Contention 1T ME folgt:
@ertatore
Nrmin 6. &Oehne, Martin M. 6ueg,
Charles &oemler.
&eprd n tanten.
@i0iam 8oHon, Sarbep %. Sub=
barb. Yincent Clifford, 5arbep g.
grunaugb. prof. s. 6. 6ops, Seize
Jlet1er, Samuel &. &uif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
6 { n a I n.

Nrmin 6. &Oehne, Martin M. Sueg,
Charles &oemler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

N%erfaufen Gle Sbr @eid1dft eurdD uEs. Ntr
habsH 3dufer fur Groceries, Jletfherlaoen,
Roonstne Sduier etc. Rein l1nteri1ieb me ~bieieIben
fub, mir fouueu fe pertaufen. Sebeu Sic uns baIo.
montsomerp-w MILLER ReaItp Co.,
sol 2emde Sebiube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

S%erlanst Wdbhen unb Srauen FIR 2aunbrps
~ arbett. 0a1sufrcpen in Armftrongs eannbrp,
224 meit Warplanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-01
CALVIN IN PORTLAND.
Many Uneasy Minds Have Been Set
at Rest

Portland. Ore. March S1.-E. +. CAL
vim. recently appointed general man
ager of the oregon Railroad 81 Naviga-
ton and Southern Pacific lines in Ore
gon. arrived in Portland today. accom-
panied by President Mohler. Mr.. CAL
vim assumes charge Of his new Office
tomorrow. He spent this afternoon get
ting acquainted with the officials with
whom ne Will work.
Mr. Calvin's arrival sets a ease the
minds OF many in the local offices OF
the two roads who were rather expect
ing a general -shake-up,' and dis
proves many persistent rumors rela-
tive to mergers and consultations that
have agitated local railroad circles for
some days past. He announces off,
ciallY that none of the departments un-
der his direct management will suffer
any changes. and there VIII be no de-
capitatiOn of officials or clerical heads.
He asserts that there viii be no mer-
ger of the Oregon Railroad q Naviga-
tion company and the Southern Pa
cihc. but that both roads Will be op-
Grated separately with the exception
that he viii have general supervision
over both i'm operating matters.
Manager koehler is TO retain his POI
sition as general manager Of the South
ern Pacific. and his authority will suf-
FER no curtailing. He viii simply report
through Mr.. Calvin instead Of through
The san Francisco Office, as heretofore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-01
B0TkIN TRIAL
Is PROCEEDING
Defendant Demanded That
There be No Delay.
BRIBERY TO COME UP LATER
POLICE WILL WATT UNTIL AFT
Err THE VERDICT.
BRIBERY TO COME UP LATER

san Francisco, March 31.-There was
another surprise in the Botkin murder
trial today. Owing 10 the charges
made yesterday Of attempts to tamper
win the Jurors, it was understood that
me first proceeding this morning
would be the discharge OF the jury.
RMS, however, did not occur and the
trial is now proceeding as usual
AS soon as Judge Cook took his seat
before the jury had entered the court
room Attorney Knight stated that.
contrary 10 the advice of her counsel,
Mrs. Botkin insisted ON the trial con-
tlnuing, stating. that she was satisfied
that the jury would render a Just YER
dict. ON being asked by the judge if
this was her decision. Mrs Botkin
arose and said that it was, and that
she demanded that there be no delay
in the case.
His Remarks Not Binding.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Fer
raj called Judge Cooks attention 10 the
statement by the court yesterday that
under the circumstances should the de-
fendant be found guilty. he would be
compelled 10 grant a new trial. Judge
Ferral said ne did not want this asser-
ton considered binding. and the judge
conceded with the assistant district at
torney's views, An order abrogating
that portion Of yesterdays proceedings
was made.
The court then ordered that the Jury
be admitted and the trial of the case
was resumed.
Former Testimony Read
District Attorney Byington offered in
evidence the testimony OF Mrs. w w.
Barnes. formerly Miss Birdie Price.
and Miss Lizzie Livernash, given at
the former trial Of the case. Both Of
these witnesses are I'll.
The defense declared that It had no
objection 10 make. and the district at
torney began reading the former testi-
mOny Of Mrs. Barnes, who. in 1898. was
the landlady of the Victoria hotel,
where Mrs. Botkin then lived.
The testimony given by Miss Lizzie
Livernash OF Healdsburg at the pre-
ViOus trial was then read.
Joshua w. Deane, husband of one Of
the women who were poisoned, was re-
called by the prosecution. He stated
that the Pennington family had trout
for dinner on the day of the tragedy,
but it did not cause any sickness.
Prosecution Rested.
4 have decided not to admit the tes-
timOny % Professor Price, who ana
lyzed some Of the candy in this city"
said Judge Cook. The prosecution then
rested.
Attorney knight made an effort then
to have the case adjourned until Mon
day. but the court ordered that il pro-
coed tomorrow morning. Attorney
Knight then informed the court that
his defense would not occupy more
than a day and a half or two days.
Judge Cook again admonished the
jury and informed them until the end
of the trial they must remain together
in care of the sheriff. Mrs. BotlIins
refusal to permit. the discharge of the
jury puts an end temporarily to the in
Of the police for the pur-
pose of ascertaining who attempted 10
bride Juror Goetjen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-01
FIGHT LASTED
FOR TWO HOURS
Latest Account of the Skirmish
at ChOng-Ju.
JAPANESE ARMY ADVANCING
CHINESE NEUTRALITY STILL A
MATTER OF DOUBT.

Seoul, Korea, March s1.-(Noon.)-
Detailed reports received here of the
engagement Of March 2S between Rus
slams and Japanese at Chong-Ju, Ko-
rea, say the fighting lasted two hours.
at the end of which the japanese forced
the russians 10 retire toward Niju
Two russian dead were left on the
field, while other bodies were carried
off with the column.
A japanese lieutenant named Kano
and four privates were killed. while
Captain Kurokawa and eleven privates
were wounded