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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
{ Miss "a B. Coffman..

X (speclal to The Times !. Dlspatch s., 4
sTAINroN Dec 2I !; ", An me
residence OF her sister. Mrs u. ~; Shlfiett,
after an8illness ofteight days with ,Pneu.,s
Smonia. She was seventeen years Old an 70
IA daughter Of M rs. a. -
Augusta county. Il
81 Mrs. So. "a. Butler.
(special to The srimes- Dispntch ss5
sTAUNToN, a. Dec. Mrs: Eliza-
beth "A. Butler, one of the Oldest resld Tents
In Stanton, died last giit at her home
on Church Street. aged eighty years.
John N. Warren.
e SPECIAL to The Tines s. D'ii 81 ia2r
aF4a Shly
tlemar Of Abingdon. aged bout Sky,
who was born and reared in this county,
dlsd last Illness drops f
burial will occur to morrow IN sinking
Spring Cemetery. III
+. III. Bonharn.
Especial to The Times Dispat ch.l
s58BRIsTo OF TENN. Dec. 81. Harris
}Bonham, tho wa prominently CONNECTED
in Virginia. died here toni ghts OF dropsy,s
aged seventy-five !.
Funeral Of Lloyd J.. Smith.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
HEATFIlsVILLE, AZ, Dec, 2. ---The re-
mains of Lloyd II. Smith were Inferred at
his home here this afternoon. "A large
mum Der, Of "a friends from all over the
Northern Neck were present at the burial
IA Rev. IsDr.s g. w. Beale performed the
burial service; The I, active pal1-beaTels
a. s. Rice, ] oseph w. Chlnn, Jr., Con-
gresham Nv. A.. Jones and DIR: 8. w.
Lewis, while Judge t. r. B. u vii ght, w.
s. Grail eY DR.. a. TX II. N Brent, Dr. j. "a.
Wright w. G.. Snow, 7. II Il Fallen. DR..
u w. Tankard, j. 3. Hinton j.. u. Marsh
and Fred Downing acted US honorary
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a BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
6I2 e. Broad Street.
Grand Display Of Christmas
Furniture, Brass Beds
Pictures, Mirrors, Etc, 100.
Dolls, 500 Fancy Cups and
saucers, Toys, Etc, at.
Auction.

we will sell at our warerooms, No. Gl2:
u Broad Street, THIS tF'rlday( NOM y.
ING, December 23d commencing 1880
o'clock, a8large lot OF exceptionally good
Furniture. consisting of Solid Mafogany5
China Case, Solid Brass Bed, Oak ana
Velour Couchcs, Oak Centre tables, Iron
Beds, Rockers, Chairs, $50 Parlo Pic lures.
20 Mantel Mirrors, Bronze Figures. Oaki
Sideboards, Oak Hat Racks RUGS, Drug
gets, Mating, Iron Beds, etc.
s Also, at 1880 O clock, large .assortment
OF Christmas goods, consstin 8 Of 100
Dolls, $50 Sets Fancy Plates. Cups and
Saucers, so Ga tmeal Sets, 200 Fancy Y asess,s
pin Trays, etc. 900 Cups and Saucers: a
Wagons, e and numerous other articles,
especially suitable as G. christmas gifts.
'A's Il IL q VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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THE DI Is MG i GogEEt Of rA THE
I q g Is V1RGlN ' 10 6,o
.EDsYARD NJ. BLAKE !, !, ;. n, NJ a,,s
ORDER oE NoTIcE ToK 5sI! 4, 3 ~
on reading the petition for discharge os
the bankrupt, It is I.
Ordered BY the court tha. heaAaiYHg Se
55 sse JAZZ y "A. 3. 1906, before said
court col at Richmond, in said district, ut az
o'clock noon that nGtlce thereof ,y Be
p paper printed in said district and that All
known creditors and other persons In in,S
3terest may appear q Il the said time ana
show cause i say
And 1t is further ordered by the court.
A that the clerk shall send by mail e AL
and tbs order, addressed to them at their
places Of residence as sta 60. = Z, . !,
Witness the Honorable EDMUND .WAD;
J 1aase q sad s
trIet, on the 18th day OF December. Al 3
= 'g Attest. q. II. BQWDEN. Clerk.
By Joseph p. Brady, deputy Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
HSl Z TEBIRs,r STATGs T TnN N5l EAST
mt IN the ~! Matter 81 No; s4s,
M &JOHNGRIDDLE, In
ORDER OF N office FOR DIsCaARGE,s
On this 18th day Of December, a. p. 1901;
on reading tho petition for discharge OF
tho bankrupt, It Is 4, e. N, s{3
ordersd by tic court tRs ct 81 he ps8 p b
JANUARY. a. D.. 1905, before said
court. at Richmond, IN saIq district Ct ~ y
published in The Tlmes-Di spatch, a. news,
paper printed In said district, and that al
known creditors and other persons In in,
terest may appear at tho said time and
place, and show cause, II any they I. nave.
should not be granted,
And 1t Is further ordered by the court;
that tho clerk shall send by mail to all
known. creditors copies Of said petition lsI,
and this oratr, addressed f. =, them at their
the Honorab1s h ad sslrt WA AND
The seal thereof at Richmond, In said dis
triet, on the 18th day Of December. 4, p
1904, q ~. l, \, !, S,,a.,. s
BY Joseph p. Brady. Deputy Clerk,
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q HANkRu q PIT i. NOTICE /


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF He
UNITED "a STATES FOR THE 8EAS ST.
Fl ERN8 DISTRICT OFlSVIRGlNlA.43s y,
In@th IAN Mater att IS q No II IT,
Bankrupt. 5ankruPtcy.
ORDER OBJ notice FOR aDlSCHARGN
6Ss on this 18th day Of December, Al d. l90i.
on reading the petition for discharge OF
/ the bankrupt, II is ss3 ~ $50
Ordered by the court, that q hearing be
had >rpons the same on the Sd DAY or
JANUARY ittss ,s .. 1905. be fore said
court, IA Richmond In said district at ~
Eo' clock noon "a and that notice IN ereof be
published in The Times-D lspatc q ne Ws-
paper printed III said district, anu that
ali known creditors and other persons y,
interest may a ppear at The said time and
place, and show cause. IL any they, have.
why the prayer of the 4 said pc titionerS
should not be granted .iS Ts ~ VI,
875 And 1T Is further orderNd by t he court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to al
known creditors copies Of ssaiSN pei itionEand5
this order, addressed to tnem IT, their!
places Of resid ence as stat ed. a8
WITNESS he Honorable sEDMUND$WAD::s
Dill, Jr.,s y lid ge Of the said court, and
the seal thereof. at Richmond, in said dis
strict OH the 18th day Of December a. p
1904 IS .855 . s, !. y, I, y,
Attest: G. =. BOWDEN.E CLERK. NJ!
BY Joseph r. Brady, Deputy &Clerk.5
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aFINANCIAL.
AUCTIONS SALES, Future Days
4ByaA. ] 81 Chewing Company
r cal Est tate ctioneer i

AUCTION3 SALE OF y
LAC ores OF LAND BETAvEENGC ARY5
asTREETt ROAD AN LANES. RlN Eit,, q.
sEIORTgDISTANCE FROM THE C.rYl
5)E,ERICHMOND. s9ls4 ilsf
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In execution OF deed of trust dated q
May "a, 1892, of record in the 3GlerlS's oftce
or HenrIco County Court. In d. B. 1879 "a ,FS
page 40S, i Will sell by auction. upon the
WEDNEsDAY,@D %, 1901
intt4 o'clock P NJ. the land described in
the said deed OF trust a s follows: lying
and being IN the county. of Henrico west
OF tho city, Of Richmond. near the cary
line AGO chain south q Cary y street
TO the middle of q street; thence north
80 IA east along the middle OF said street J
1890 chains toS 1.-THE middle of another
street; thence south % east along the
middle Of said street 11.17 chains TO Taop
line, and thence south ia west along
ming, ana containing II acres. lnis I
property being near the city. and said 10
contain brick clay. should attract pur-8
schnsers. 385 III VI l{7558 4 ittS N * B s
TERM sc Cash sufficient to deflny eX-s
3penses OF sale and 7, to r pay two notes one s
2lth. 1899. and the other for 81 $50, With
Interest from December oath. 19099. i
a, j, IC,IIESVNINCi,
Dec 17-tds SURVIVE g Trustee. " A
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John N. Warren.
I II. BOnha1n.

(special to The Times-Dispatch3
BRISTOL, TENN, Dec 22-J. Harris
Bonham, who wa s prominently connected
in Virginia, lied here sto-nigh OF dropsy,s
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5Mrs,. sE. IA. Butler.

a (sDeciaI to The orimes- Dispatc CHI sg
B SnAUNTON VA, Dec 22.-Mrs: sEliza q.
beth A. Butler, one Of the oldest reslde IS
in Staunton, died last night at her home
on Church Street, aged eighty years.
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! M THU e DISTRICT COURT or THE
77UNIoED STATES &FOR-.IliE EAST
Il n.tha Ma tier Of No. $50.
ED WARD M. BLAKE, H.
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NOT IN TAKU-sHAN.
General Karkevitch Reports That
Japs Do Not Occupy
That Point.
(By Associated Press.l

{ ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE gen
eral staff has received the following
dispatch from General karkcvitch. bear
ing to-day's, date:
According to reports from the region
of tho Tayanhe Grayang?) River sent
on the evening OF lIay Sth, the Japanese
had rot vet occupied Taku Shan.
~ sotnia of Cossacks on tho morning
of May 9TH approached within seven miles
OF Luan Mao and became engaged in II
fusilade with Japanese company. The
latter soon received achievements, our
sotna finding itself opposed to & Japan
ESQ battlion and half a squadron Of cav
airs.
Meanwhile Japanese infantry effected
"a crossing OF the river by turning to the
left OF tho sotnia. Commander Saraicff
Withdrew his men. But before arriving
within six miles Of Sedzekhoge he en-
acountcred the enemys cavalry screen.
which retrcated under our fire.
we sustained no losses in either en-
counter. Tho japanese seemed to have
lost an officer and a SOLDIER
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LONSDALE A WINNER.
Favorite Captures the Principal
Event at Louisville.
fBy Associated Press.)

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 1l,-Lonsdale
won the feature event today from Ed.
1icrney before large crowd, They were
favorites. The defca; of Alec IN che last
race hurt the former players severely.
Weather clear. track fast. Summaries:
First Tace--four furlongs-- Barbara
" hitting teren)' first. The Pet 90 to d
second, Green Gown u5 to - third. Time.
40 ia.
Second racc-sevon furlongs. selling
Merriam q to y first, Ohnct t29 TO y sec sec
Third merchandising, one and g SIN
teenlh mles-Prince silver Wings g 70 D
first. Fore and Aft Is TO ID second Fon-
soluca g to y third. Time. 1iS.
Fourth race-sellins. four and a half
furlongs-Joe Adams q to y first. Lord
Dixon g to, u second. J. l.. Moore 90 to
u third. Time. 81 IL.
Fifth race mile and an eighth-L,ons-
dale &c TO - lir5t. Ed. riernev q to -
second, Proof Reader Us 10 ID third Time.
LEE
Sixth racc--mle and sixteenth--Bcll
the Cat a 10 y first. Barney, Burke 6
to u second Alec (evcn) third. Time.
1:49 3.4.
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Yang after the landing Of the Japanese
at Pitsewo. Every preparation was
made to blow UP the train in5case Of ne
icess!ty in order to prevent its falling into
the hands of the Japanese.
THE task was carried out and the
self sacrifice of tile men of the fourth
railway battalion was crowned with COM
plete success.
Shortly after a clock IN the aftcr-
noon, the train arrived at j In Srau sta
tion (forty miles from Port Arthur where
1t was handed over to General Jokoff
who immediately dispatched under proper
protection to Port Arthur. Lieutenant
Colonel Spiridonoff returned on loco
motive.
After landing ut Pltsewo, the Japanese
began marching toward Kin Chau. On
the night OF May 10th, their forward
guard, consisting Of about two regiments
of infantry passed the night on the
heights above Sanchili Pu Con the rail.
road about sixty miles from Port Ar
thur.)
About thirty Japancscv vessels are lying
north Of Cape Terminal Con the cast coast
of the Liao.Tung peninsular. below Pit
ScWo) &tSES3i.aE 5l gtsst 5aaaL ..
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SONG and
VINE WINNER
Newton Bcnnington's Horse Cap
tues Laureate Selling Stakes
at Morris Park.
!, BRILLIANT PERFORMING E
Finished Second, With
Santa Calina Third-Otl,er
Interesting Events.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE feature OF
the racing at Morris Park to-day was
The brilliant performance of Newton Ben.
nington's Song and Wine. an added start.
or In the Laureate selling stakes. Ho
picked up lo5 pounds and giving away
much weight to his field. won easily by
two lengths, after making all the pace
He wns favorltc at TO 8. Pasadena fin
isEed second and Santa Callna third.
Summaries:
First race-seliing last five and one
half furlongs of Witters milc-shrine dl
King Pepper e to u third. Time. 1901 ~.
Second race-last four and onc-llalf fur
longs or tho Eclipse course--Bellatrix %
to and cven) first, The Claim % to
and to y second, Bank Is 10 y third.
Time, g. 10.
Third race-the Laureate stakes, selling,
last five furlongs Of the Eclipse course
Song and Wine &c TO 81 first. Pasadena
90 to u second, Santa Calina g 10 y
third. Time. :5s l-2.
Fourth racc--selling. last seven and one
half furongs OF the Withers racc-Flori-
eel q to % first. Stone Arabia Il to %
second. Ascelic Is to and EVEN third.
Time, ] :3G Ia.
Fifth race-sellng, stecplcchase. about
two mics-'F'ulminate t6 to 81 first, Hark
Forward go to u second Black Death
60 to ID third Time. ZOE IL.
Sixth race--mlle and furlong. Withcrs
q to y first, Lord
Badge Q3 to and even) second. AllyriA
a to y third. Time, Loo.
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4 s....,,.,s.. .,,i,t arf Ntw Clws-ts. which
IN. rs,ssif,s,, ,t,sstf tltshRdk Siissnanied
.r.a.s4s ,pt.s, 3it,fs s'f,slt hhpas \ he cnllre
? sa,f,s'tiIifir pi,I5,ilstt1iH III fatt SgNe fot'
Ir1astt4 mia 64a T'ltls NoGie he core
I fphf,,ss6 ~ 3lItirrl. ,,,,h.
ry,t,. atfis;fEts;i5n ftIl ri as'e Te-esfablish-
4 .Yy,,Si jf,t ,ttuEnfifflg hl1NN nBil' fort -, =,
4 tytt,r "a Ng 1sih s'nee9e'Sre iaat q ita.'
1 laha * nnuuuidttrl haN eeen saieis W
\ aicoty,a ia, the ss,IasIss THIS was done ~
4 ~. rtr.stnta ~ sslN e,seriSS army. "hion
anhstca nj Tstaes,t. ard which Is nppa-
,.g+3tft m inc Frs 81 9rtlrg reinforced by
sftty.fse lsfris3f,t. sSra hoard thirty trans
r,tt-t< i,nw lrlzlS ssst Pert ADKINS.
g9s i;nngss sent Ng General knroki ~
iht sEBf1Eos1 az fons-N aiis, thei =.
uttityb 8i j hsfshsishei DO not belong TO-
q ialira s,@ng. none having landed M
rrB,y,is,ttr-i t+frskt,i the T'yans River May
I'm. s1E .htinld oT this time be opetal,
d,.e 4n the l5Eo Ting peninsula, proNlsuee
:lwS qhpi{puaa. MS Is regarded prohaple,
iflp ftlAr! telne 10 complete the mastery
al "a Hif,s7Es Ma-cflpria.
E9es35es Fl ttEnE energotlcally II, southern
hlAniyhaS1a ard moving on llui-Ghehs'
Gss1tensl tarNkl kept In mind tho neecs'
sir Of oufslsaaing General kuropntktn
81 IJlEr Yang as Is shown In the tact
s5gg ~ .st morning Of May 10Th he
kiat1a6 formidable force. consisting
al a t1ris.bn of infantry and forty guns
t1i5 a.sae cavalry toward Samatsl. In
y-few IL General Kuropatkin's statement
tbEi a examination May 10th for the
alfle between saimatzi and FenS- Wang
E-1,sar failed to show the presence of
.IapaGese the authorities are induirinS
- tie where tho Japanese came from.
1be Japanese detachment Is reported
ce15r5aIly ia have occupied ltwan-Tein-
,-.- -. 80 l>,, lie i,n1iptpf likely
Ne q small scouting party belonging to
General Kuroks army.
T3e authorities arc looking with con-
Siderable philosophy on the division by
General kuroki of his army into three
rate commands, for they expect Gem
ga! Kuronatltin promptly to take I'D
vantage Of the numerical inferiority Of
tno enemy.
The fact that 1t was considered ne
~ to send train load of ammu-
milton to Port Arthur has aroused CONF
,rcnt. and It is accepted in certain quar-
.srs as an indication that the Russians
rave not sufficient supplies of war mate
rial there,
With such a large force of the enemy
before Port Arthur, it is well undcr-
stood here that 1t is a question of days. |
possibly hours, before communication Is
gain cut OF. It is predicted that there
was daring attempt of repetition Of
Colonel sprldinoff's plan to
get ammunition into Port Arthur
Ono fact mentioned in the official dis
matches on which tho authorities lay
Qtioss is the action OF the Chinese in
saving Japanese detachment from a
ossack nmbuscade. Such incidents as
hcse can only lead, 1t is stated, to Gen
,ral Kuropatkins taking determined
measures He cannot have the enemy
within as we'll as outside the lines.
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TROOPS REVIEWED.
Emperor Nicholas and Staff Re
view Forty Thousand
Soldiers.
lRY Assoolated press.l

ST. PETERSBURG, May ll,-Em-
peror Nicholas, who was accompanied by
the Empress and several OF the grand
dukes and brilliant stan, reviewed 40 $50
troops on the Champ dc Mars this morn
Ing. A great concourse viewed the brll-
liant spectacle, AS each regiment march
Good Health, Your Majesty" grand
charge OF Cossacks ended the review.
Tho day opened cold and drcary with n
chill In the air, which went 70 the bones,
clouds overhead with the news from the
theatre of war seemed to weigh upon the
fatalstic spirits OF the Russians but this
feeling of depression gave way to buoy
ancy as the review progressed. and the
sun broke gloriously Ike a promise OF
better things, H s.
The imperial party was accorded
hearty reception by the people, Seats on
balconies overlooking the review ground
sold for $40 The money will be devoted
to the Red Cross.
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TRAIN ARRIVES PORT ARTHUR
General spiridonoff Reaches Port
Arthur With Train Load Of
Munitions OF War.
tRy Associated prrss.

ST PETERSBURG, May ll.-Gcnera)
Kuropatkin has tcegrapnod to the En-
pcror that train 9aded with war mate
rial from Lao Yang has arrived at Port
Arthur,
The text Of General Kuropatkin's dis
patch follows:
Reconnaissance between salitszai
Pudza and Feng Wang Cheng, failed to
discover japanese troops.
"A japanese column Of considcra bic
strength advanced from Feng Wang
Cheng, May Sth, in the direction of Hal
Cheng
"Puen Cheng station is occupied by our
frontier guards and the damage to the
railway by the Japanese so far as San
chill Pu has been repaired
IAN the work was carried out under the
supervision Of Lieutenant Colonel Spiri-
donoff Of the fourth railway battalion.
This gallant officer undertook TO get
through 10 Port Arthur train fun of
ammunition, which had arrived at Lao
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RADIUM A LOSER.
John Doyle Defeated the Favor
ite at Delmar.
.(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
sTILOulS, MO. May 1l.--A card OF six
selling races was run off at Delmar Park
to-day, The fields were small and specu-
latlol keen. John DOYLE was the medium
OF ~ heavy play In the fourth race. The
colt Won. ridden out. by half a length
from Radlum. the favorte. Track slow.
Summary:
. Fist .racc,7six furlongs-c;etchel @ to q
first Carnelan Gao to ID second, Second
Mat a to u third, Time. 1:2l 1-2.
~ 9na raso n mleThc D9ctTe nn, M
O,iihra q to . third, Time. :55 ~:
liird race-siX MISUNDERSTANDING Hunter
SID silver e to ) F ihird i fine &c 10 sei'
Fnrth raGe-six furlongs--John Doyle q
q q : thr nad rimc g 81 e second Alf'o
fth race-one and an eighth miles
ThIIRodby q 10 q first, Nath \yoodcock
go p = second, lucena g to y third.
Tint, 2:05 IL,
skth raee--seven furongs- Bengal e
&c ID y third, Time. | ;35 IL.
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THE HUMAN CANNON
BALL HANGS FIRE
Especial 10 The mines Dispatch,

NORFOLK, VA May 1l.-Whcn tie
big wooden cannon Mt the Pythan Car
niyal was fired Mt to-day's performance
Laz:daf, tho human cannon ball failed
to emerge from the frowning smoking
muzzle. Her frantic screams, however.
showed she was in desperate fix. and
after hard work, the gun was taken 10
pieces and the young woman extricated.
Her foot had been weoged In some OF
the mechanism, She was not hurt.
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New York, Al; Cleveland, 2

NEW YORK, May l1.-The New York
team played their first game OF the sea-
son against Il Western team to-day. de.
fcating Cleveland to 8. It was pitch-
ers' battle, Hughes having a shade the
better Of II. Turner's errors proved
costly.
Score: r. II. T..
New York ........2O01O1Oo'--4 s /
Cleveland -. 49,. OO0t30 o O 0--3
Batteries: Hughes and Mcguire; Bern
ahardt and Abbot Time, 80 umplres,
Dwyer and King. Attendance, 500.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Philadelphia, I; Chicago, o.

i CHICAGO, May n.-The locals played
q perfect and brilliant fielding game to-
day, outbatted the visitors two to one,
but Jailed to score. Philadelphla's ono
run was made on Wolvcrtons double.
sacrifice and long fly.
Score. z. H. u.
chicugo ............ooooooo 4 o
philadelphia ......0 90 0 0 0 OIL
Batteries: Lundcgran and King: Fra
zcr Duggleby and Doom. Time. Lao.
Umpire, Johnstone. Attendance 1,0QO.
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Said to be Preparing to Evacuate

tBy ASsoCiatcd PrcSS.l
TOXIC, May 11-(Noon).,-Ad Togo
reports that since the 9th Of May many
explosions have been heard coming from
the vicinity of Port Arthur, but their
call1c has not been asccrtained.
The impression here is that the Rus
slams, dcsparng of their ability to de-
fond Fort Arthur. are destroying their
ships before evacuating the place
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What is successT It's said to
be the ability to grasp the op-
portunity.
To-day is an opportunity for
100 young men TO secure the
newest style ia business suits
for Sis. OO--evet'y pointin these
suits will compare >favorably
With q $500 i1lads-to-order
sutt--concave shoulders, con-
vex chest.
H A n o h er opportunity
White Vests at Sl.0O, others at
$500. E$
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Brooklyn, q; Pittsburg,

P1rTsBURG, May 11i-clarkc's muff
OF Diilons fly in the sixth inning re-
suited in the two runs that won the
game for Brooklyn
Score: r. H. e.
pIusburg ..........1oo1@ooooo-g 10 .
BROOKLYN ...........0 01002s010 OIL 10 9
Batteries: Lever and Smith: Jones
and Bergen. Time. 80. Umpire, zim-
NOR. Attendance, $3.50.
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Hays Action Endorsed.
tBy Associated Press.)

ROME, May 1.-THE proposition Of
Secretary of state Hay that the powers
sends warships to New Chwang to pro-
1tect foreigners after the withdrawal Of
tho Russians has produced an excellent
impression. and is accepted with general
favor here.
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All in Readiness for Conflict.

NBy ASSOUIuteU I'TeSSJ
POSSIE%T. SIBERIA, May 1l.-A Japan
csc torpedo boat made ts appearance in
tho roadstead two days ago and, suspic-
ious lights have been seem Everything
is quiet here, but all is in readiness to
meet any landing OF the enemy whose
is the cutting off of Vladivostok,
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All Quiet at Vladivostok.

. C3y Associated Prcss.)
NLADlNOSTOK. May ll--All is quiet
here, The enemy has not been sighted.
The commander of the defcnscs has
left Vladivostok after carefully reviewing
the troops and inspecting the fortifica-
lions,
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PHILADELPHIA, s; Chicago, s.

PHlLhD ELPIIIA, May 1l.--Philhdelphin.
defeated Chicago to-day in hard hit
ting twelve. inning game. The feature
Of the contest was the terrific hitting
Of Murphy. Attendance 5.la1
Score: r. III. Il.
Chicago ....Ooo30oto0O1 0-6 ~
Philadelphia ..OO12O 0 Oh 0 OIL 10 IL
Batteries: Patterson and NfcFarlnnd;
Waddell and schreck. Time. 2;05. Um-
piers, Carpenter and O'Loughlln.
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The Running at Chicago,

(By Associated Pressl
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May ll.--Worth re-
First race-six furlongs-st. Paula "a
70 Rhrs frank k ttinI q g = second
sttond race-siX furlongs- Floral King
q ~ ], first, Morastic ,!evenl second,
Third race-,five furlongs--- Kings Tro,
phN Il to 81 FIRST, Modred Law 20 20 p
sse@cIIsads Sea Worthy go to y third Time,
Tlagth race--seven .furlongsaaGailftndin ,d g
ae SIS hFs q 70 al 3 thi iI Z Tme. iss
G. y Grst, Mauser g to !, Ia second to'
Sixth raec,--siN furlonRs--- Dusky 90 to 3
f1rsl Marie a to u second. Miss Manners
90 70 u third, Time. LIS s-5.
Richmonders in New York
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NtW YORK, May l1--Waldorf-,R, I.
Williams Broadway central-W, O, Day.
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laps Fighting Fiercely.
lRr Assnniatna prnss

(By Associated PfeSS.)
SEOUL, May l0l:S0 p. M.-Qoelayed
In transmissiom,A Russian force, csti-
mated TO number 200 men is attacking
ANU, about sixty miles southeast Of
Wiju Korea. The small Japanese gar.
r!son OF that place is fighting fiercely.