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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
AUGUSTA REPUBLICANS.
Brown, Allen Downs Yost-No
Second Choice for President.
Especial to Ihc Times-Dispatch'9

- ESPECIAL to Ihc rimes-Dspatch'9 a.
srAUNTON, VA, Feb. 6.--Aususta
county and the city of Stanton the
homc OF United States Marshal s. Brown
Allen, held large and representative
Republican mass-meeting to-day Tor ne
election or delegates to the district ana
state conventions and for the reorganlza'
ton OF the party. l%@s
Tho meeting was OVERWHELMINGLY con
trolled by Allen, as against Yost, who ZOE
many years has been fighting the party
managers In this State.
rho present organization or INC He.
publican party in Virginia was endorsed
With much enthusiasm and the meetins
not only i instructed It's delegates OF OF
president Roosevelt, but declared that inc
Republicans OF Virginia had no secona
choice. ss
Jacob Yost offered Il resolution Instruct
ING the delegates to tho Norfolk conven'
t,o,, to vote for George Z. Slpe as
delegate ut large to the Chicago con'cH-
ton; but this resolution was overwhelming
" defeated. and the delegates IN
| stru,Ied to vote and work for tho elec
| ton of Colonel S. Brown Allen as the
delegate at large from the Valley sec
tlon to the national convention. Tho meet
Ing was held in open ar an INC
much disorder prevailed Much d!ssatls
faction was expressed by some OF tne
Republicans ut the confusion "hlc'
| charac terized tho meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

BRIEFS

Fl CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Mr. Al.
orth, OF Lynchburg, Va, tho we'll known
baseball pitcher, has Bpcn engaged BY
tho General Athletic Association,of the
University OF Virginia to- coach the VII.
gin:i team for the season Of 1870. lie VIII
10. g sssisted BY NYa,.e, j, Gurley, OF Leo
mlrster.t Mass, second -baseman on tho
Chicago National Leagueitclm. Q9Y0), ana
by a. b.. Hopkins. Southern League
tWirler.
Missouri went out on her maiden run as
a commissioned ship Of The navy to-day.
She will be gone until Tuesday, trying her
turning ability and guns Edt sea. n
sL4MCEByRG, VA.--White riding on an
elepatorlaito- Nelson Ward, colorTus
was instantly killed by having his Eeiip
caught between the aelcvatortund the euHe
of tile floor. Ills skull was crushed be-
yond recognition.
from q gunshot wound, ACCIDENTALLY IN
tiisled by his brother, JEFF, The young
mon wore out shooting rabbits ut tho
time. Tho load passed through lung and
I UMaNGocK,g VA, Feb. G,-'rhe resi-
Idencc OF Captain William I, Barnes, y
Wl$os Point, on ChescanncsseN Creek
was destroyed BY fire Wednesday, night
Tie loss IS fully q thousand dollars, VIII
no insurance. Captain Barnes had re-
Gently bought the property and took pos
session ON the first Of this year.
| WOODSTOCK, NA.-Several, days age
a train Loaded with sixteen cars contain.
Viz the Southern Railway, consigned (
tic"ida. This Is believed to be the frs
solid train OF hay ever to be shipped from
the valley. ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
ASSASSINATED.
Ticket Agent Shot From With W tn
out and Station Robbed. ~
~ rhc Tlmcs.pIspatc1)

Especial to The Times Dispatcnl .tg.s
GREENSBORO, n. c.. Feb. 6.-Hon.
John r. King. pure aseh ", htnar
Commission. returned last night from me
"b,,e grass" region of Kentucky wnsIe
b,, las been for the past week puIch .a,dt
mules for use n macadalzlng .he toai nj
Danvile, Ey., night before last IN WHEN ,l,s y
he came near being an eye witness 70 ! =
murder aid robbery. s,,,,,
oeiec,; to purchase ticket homo for Y !,
rain duo in half an nour. fie not1 fHe'i
that tho station was not Lighted, nu1
there was a light in the room 4occu w
by the ticket seller WHO M inr . Until lie
thought It time to be htto fee u .io1,at
getting his ticket, he Went 70 the tic ~,
door. and saw what he TOOK 70 ne tii ny,
Getting impatient after awhile for ms
Ticket an effort was made to arouse INC nc
ascent. ms could not De /, done s !. NJ e
I{irg and two companions then Wsltg ~ !.
In the windoW,-pane was a.nu!ie ns ~,
and looking closer at the race o. Ihe
sleeping agent, there was not only me
palior Of death upon his taGe' nat p 2ya
at once given To tho police. and, ette e \
1.-THE office. the sleeper was found ~ that
Hast slllmber which never .lWakes. some
one pntet on Iopery nt nag s sho o nee
i5rCpEed tho monay-draWer and eHcu ped. Y
The dead man was lying on his op p, q.
iits 1t is thought that after he was
| shut he was able to get UP on the table
| and place tho overcont under his head
! for some degree Of ease peffpre death ~, ".
4 rived. As there were two fother W tle ,ss
4 Is Tic finding Of tho dead man, Mr.. lSinp
4 was allowed 10 take the belated tran
1 10. homo. but narrowly escaped being de-
I5taired for several days at tho inytstlga
\ Tim before 4 he coroner RS Jury. t4. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
AFFAIRS SERIOUS
IN SAN DOMINGO.
Rcar-Adlniral Wise Cablcd to
Take Necessary Steps to Pro-
tcc1 Life and Property,
~ Asaoclated Press.l

WAsHlNGroN.e ID. G., Fen. U.--slmul-
tareously at the State and navy Depat.I
ments today the announcement was maze M
that n serious state OF affairs is preVa'i
lent In san Domingo. Complaint nus
been made TO the State Department, =, by
owners OF the san. Iaidro plantation nay
their property has been besiegea, ana ~
appeal is made cor immediate retei
Other Americans having interests ~
Domingo have niade similar conlp'lint y.
cablegram was to-day dispatched 70
Rear Admiral Wise, commalhalltlE w
training squadron now at GulAtahntp,
iustNctlng that officer 70 TAKE 'l!linss'a,a
ana effective steps for the adequate
protection OF American life and property
in The Dominican republic Inning ms
course of action atall times TO INC rccosT
nzcd tenets of international ltW-
Alr. Powes, tho American Munster !, ~
San Domingo, has cablcd the state oe-
par,ment under date Of FEBRUARY isl,
confirming the press dispatches reshtuiis
the assassination of Judge ~ Johnson
an engineer of the gunboat Yankee
While no definite Instructions have been
cabled Minister Powell,it Is stated tnal
the American commanders VIII mass
every effort TO apprehend the par,ae y
responsible for the assassination, ana y
captured they Will be forthwith 'alsposeu
of as bandits. 8F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
THE SMALLPOX.
Chase City Magisterial District
Has Been Guaranteed.
(srcclul to The Times. Dlsratch.

Especial to The I1mcs-DlSFhlch')
BOYDTON, VA, Feb. 6.--Five new
cases of smallpox broke out near Chase
City yesterday. Thirteen negroes, whose
cases had developed. We're taken yester-
day TO tho pest-house. This. with tho
fourteen cases already reported, makes
twenty-seven cases in al, and there are
from one hundred and twenty-five TO
one hundred and fifty suspects In tho
Quarantine Hospital,
The board OF health for the county has
Guaranteed the Chase City Magisterial
District. The board of supervisors mas
Lccn' Summoned here for Monday 10 take
active measures TO eradicate the dis-
ease, There have been so many persons
exposed to the scourge that u has got
ten the entire county worked up. Inc
new Quarantine Hospital, near chase
city, has been completed and All me ne"
patients were moved into II yesterday
The disease seems TO be entirly con-
find to the colored population, as up 10
| this time there has not been n single
white person affected.
\ No deaths are reported for this week
| and only five have died. A case OF small
lox has broken out At l.awrenceVllle, II
| il II negro brakeman
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.AN1'I-L..,,O||CK||'.'E:R
SRa1eIph Board 81 Aldermen, Pass
Ordinance 70 Break Up
Drinking Places.
pIspENsARY IS GROWING IF' Mn 6
An Additional Clerk Aillo Allowed.
S Gambler Let Out 81 Jail Oh. Oh Z,
Conditional Pardon.
I 3 a., n ,I,,e rim as Diana tch)

'tSpocnl to The Tin s-Dlspntc nl
Il aALEG II N. G., Feb, 0.--The# Raieisn
Board OF Aldermen last tnighl passea NY
..nnti-ocker" ordnance, designed 70 pro pro
Hhiblt The keeping Of places where men
cnn have lockers and Keep their bottles.
the keeper of the resort hnVinR w.
syrt,ps. lemons etc, for mixing drinks,
ana charging for this service. IT Is made
a crime for any person or firm 10 allow Ii'o
q man To deposit n bottle OF liquor Trey
or for consideration III MS pace %
business, to be drunk on INC preniilcs.
,t,ha aldermen have ordered another id
4ditiontll clerk for the dispensarS TO Do
employed aGs s45 per month. the snlary
or w, NJ. Sncllngsj one OF inc \ alspell-
snry commissioners, was Increased from OH
3sy5 10 $40 per month, because Sle nctsaas
secretary and treasurer for tho dlspcI
snly. s a,soa
one OF The end OF the calendar cases
argued this week was the aWrough NJ IN, ,,,l
Rnnto Company, Of st. Louis. vs.. the
sheriff or I,u1nlco county ind the state
tronsurer, 1T being All Injunction pro
nectlinr brought BY the Range Com pahy
to%prcycnt the collection OF the state a ~,
county license, tax Of $lQOs cnch 1or wy
privilege OF selling ranges. The con- pany
claims that In their3case he "a = - -
violation Of tho interstate commerce
laws, their practice being 70 sell IN or's.
Iinul packages, 5TuIlScsI ioSiAAb ~. !, gfss
the State In large numbers Detotc a 49,
ST. LOUIS BuILD1NG.
Governors Aycock requests the a. ~ !
{no,,nrement that all subscribers 70 ne
nopuar subscription fund for ING = wv
r.aro1ina exhibit ut tho st. Louis lSxpo-
eition Will please send IN their 81
IFtions at once, MS the mater q
closed at once. The total amouht s' -.
Snriha,, and that In hand cannot YET 90
49, INIT It Is understood that inc
O. g., Amt "a not by any means as large ny ny
~ s,fnte officers had hoped y would rs.
~. state superintendent ft Public N
strh"tyon' : announces that In tlie nppo u !,
/ ticiiI1ent 81 tho second hundred 9
| dolinrs State hppronrlRt ton ior M y, II
i ,,n'Ffhe terms OF public schoois thta,,,
Counties To minimum term Unit o. in = J,
mcnths iifty-elght counltes ,gSs ), 81 ID,
'rrere arc forty counties that nave IN !
y. 'fn1,r months nEd longer without stutc
w. NEW BANK.
,rro Bank Of Chndboucn Is cha r te ~, Nv
! with $1,000 capital anthoflze,i una /, $3.50
i subscribed BY State SENIOR :. =. =
TIC .Harrcl Printing COMPANY, O Wo q ]
i dnm'Nis allowed to extend tho term OF ~
L <nornotate existence twenty years MIS- r.
5IHosa +. IIarrcl liz tho president o. ~ 80
eo w H. norah. OF Charlotte, who !, was
A sentenced to two years for gambling
4 Was to-day granted by Governor q Scoc N
\ n i respit @ until the Decembor term ~
4 Meek ienburg court, With the unaeIstsa an Y
q ing that II he proves good benafloI ~ !,
/ no Until then PARDON VII D sofh is1 Nm
fnr hls appearance at the Decempc
| ! + \ = i
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CONFEDERATE
ROSTER WORK
Continued From First Pagc,)


were all tho volumes Of the series, there
is n great deal in thcm that Is worthless,
and much that Is not true, but 1t IS
exactly What was written by tho officers
OF the two armies and tho officials, or
the two governments. There is not I'M I'M
official document reproduced In It. Ihere
will not be m unofficial roster published
in the lists OF the soldiers Of the two
armies.
"If the various States OF tho South wish
10 supplcmcnt the rolls after they are
published by the government. they can
do so, using those which they think are
duly authenticated But such lists woula
be obviously out of place IN an official
publication BY the general government.
NECESSITY FOR ACCURACY,
A Southern man IN the department sug-
rested 10 The Times Dispatch CORE
spoudent that 1t was specially TO be de-
sired that the lists OF Confederate sol
diors IN the war between the states De
accurate, as it was not wholly Impossible
that the time would come when the gen
eral government would commence pay
ing them pensions. 1t Is borne in mind pS
the officials of the department that there
Is great need of accuracy III the pupil
| cation of these rolls, which are to em
| brace tho names Of all Union soldiers
| also for the reason tlat there II my y
! hood Of. the early passage of service
pension bill, granting pensions to ever.
man who served in tho Northern army
If unofficial Confederate rolls are nt'
mitted by the department, there Woul'
be no Gafenslble reason for excluding un
| official rolls Of Federal organizations an
in this way thousands of names "hlc
had no right on tho rolls would creep !,
as K nenson from the government "oul
be tho price Of the fraud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
AS to Cipher Messages.

(By Associated PIess)
NEW YORK, Feb. G.-The central OIL
flee OF the Western Union Cable Service
announced to-d day that private messages
in secret language cannot be accepteo
for any place in Japan: a similar an
norncement was made by the CONNER
cial Gable Company. Later the Western
Union was informed that the japanese
government had modified It's restrictions
so that the addressee of a code dispatcf
may receive such cablegram provided nc
files a copy OF his code with the authorl.
Ties. Messages will be accepted, however
only at senders Gisk. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
u havo lbean broken or. Baron ] D., =,

~ hnvo s,,can broken of. Baron Dc
1;aser Tic Russian minister, Is oxrc ct to
+ ID, dtbnrt In II Few days. Ills rtep l,ro.
Z, inns for departure nre now progressing
,tbo Russian leEiltion expected its s ",
7 srnnc,,t % bronx Tho Silence to-day Dn.
~ communication wes received, excep.
mo announcing that troops lind Deen
tllspa,ched to seouA Tho popnlace 10 nov no,
aware OF The diplomatic proceedings, anu mo
although 1t ii generally known mat me me
.ra,,ntry is Oh tho ovc OF n war; the peo-
&ule await the crash with the same :, calln-
9ness thnt married their dcmcaioor IN ny ny
preliminary stage Of the controversy
1t IS believed here that Japan h vs. m :.
formed 1aussih that she intends 10 nreaM
lBoff diplomatic relations. ~ oru ma,
steamship scrvice between NORM s1' M
ports and Korea has been shspendeu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
1ohn Clements Sentenced
Hang March 18th.
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.)

s (Speclal 10 LUG LINES :.
KING WILLIAM G. H., VA, Fed o.
Circuit Court closed here to-day, hav.lls
heen in session since the I'd instant, TINS
be,ng the first court presided over py
Judge C. Taylor Garnott under the ne"
regime. i
John Thornton, colorcd, was convicted
of criminal assault on q colored sirl ana
given ten yeqrs in the penitentiarS.
John Clements, co:ored fortthe muruer
of George w. Flobough, a dalryman ny
West Point, on December 18th, was iouhd
guilty of murder in the ili'st degree
tho prisoner having been unable to secure
counsel. The jury We're out only about
twenty minutes before bringing In u
verdict of murder in the first degree,
| whcrcupon tho judge at once pronounced
| sentence, and set March nth as tho .day
| OF execution. John Clements came IRON
| Baltimore. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
RED AND GREEN
ENGINES MADE HERE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

:bir engines were shipped to ST. Louis
about a year ago. Nos, ] and 2. Outing
tthis week two moro will be shipped, Nos.
9 and L. They arc both heavy class
switching engines, huge and powerful
Their gauge is four feet oight and a half
inches: boiler pressure, twenty pounds;5
cylinder, 2Ox2G inches in diameter; driy'
Ing wheels, fifty inches; boiler diameter,
scyenty-two inches; fire box, 9sx32 l-s;
33l flues, two inches in diameter, eleven
feet long; wheel bnse, eleven feet; l40o coo
pounds on drivers. These figures In Eng
llshmcan that the two engines arc rather
large and rather capable OF doing what
they were made to do
Tho chiefly notable thing about the
two locomotives however, is their color
rrhe one to be shipped to st, Louis to-
morrow will-bo a brilliant red. The cab,
sand boxes, dome, etc, will be handsome
~ decorated In red and gold The dome
win look like the helmt OF a soldier on
dress parade. IT Will be gorgeousiy
mounted ana gold eagle with wings
outspread viii peer through the intersphce
in tho mystic letter A inscrlped H ~, {
1.-THE front The everyday name q. o .,,,s
| engine VIII Dc iSp. u '''N
OF the cab is written, In gold, IT'S more 1,1lt'
pretcntious and Understanding appeiila'
ton "Adolphus III u,
Thc second engine will pc sl,lpped
| few DAYS later. 1t will be the tWll q
"Adolphus III, but will be nance "a me-
"IcIcester." It Will nlso be green, me n
colorng is rich and deep and y eiesans
Will It's gold. Both "Lelcester3sla ana
...Adolphus'i are notables;. In fact, they have
attracted any amount Of attention In tho
Another Big Order.
\. AZ conclusive denial OF the commonly
rumored statement that the Locomotive
A Works was gradually preparing 10 close
i down is given in the conditions now pre-
i vniling there Mr.. George w, TroSler,
! the superintendent. said yesterday mar
] great deal of repair work Is being doHo
as we'll as work on outside things, d IefaI !.
4 ing machinery, etc, New work - !,ot
wanting, An order just received from ts'e
! Southern Railway calls for ten new On
glnes. They will be monsters OF me IA .,
j cinc type, Weighing about 100000 po'n I,s
each Tho cost Of construction ! q, 9, a amo
lat win be between $l50ooo end sli9,u wv,
i About 500 men are now enss ~ -
work at the plant with It's fnli toNe ,eoo -
1000 men the works can turn QUA soeoF
MOTIVE every day. II G s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
TWINS AND TRIPLETs.
Mrs, Lineweavcr Has Five Chill
dren Within Twelve Months,

Especial 10 The lmes-Dlspatch,)
WOODSTOCK. VA, Feb G,-AIrs, Tracy
Lineweayer. wife OF Mr., William Line
weaver farmer of Shenandoah county.
residing about two and half miles east
Of Edlnburg, has presented her husband
with FIVE children during the past year.
Twins were born to them carly in the
year 1903 and they were followed by
trplets a short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. iineweaYer' were married
nine gears ago since which time thir-
teen childran have been born TO them,
OF whom seven are Living, the oldest be-
| ing eight years of age.
The citizens of Mt, Jackson have or.
ganizcd board Of trade. Mr.. j y. Bart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
ELKINs IN CUSTODY.
Slayer Of Joseph Kibler Captured
in Romney, w. Va,

Especial to Tile Times-Dspat ch.)
SrRASBURG VA. Feb 6,-llush al
Eins who was wanted in Rappalannock
county on the charge Of killing Joseph
Killer at Woodsyilln during the holidays,
shonting was the outcome OF quarrel.
ltipler and some friends We're in 4
sto,e cooking oysters, |hen Eklns en-
,ereu Tic Two men had Il dispute, Ill
returned with gun, shooting Kiber, He
escaped and reward Of seYeQ hundred
uoliurs was offered for his apprehension,
lie went to RomneY, where an acquninr
ncnded. The Ramnhannock authorities
We're notified and Immediately loft Tor
ltonney, and returned IS Strashurs YES
lcrday with the prisoner Public sentl-
meat is said To he against lllkllls,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

to pass your water frequently night anu
day, s,nartng or irritation in passing,
brick dust or sediment In the urine,
headache, backnchc, lame back, di2Ii-
ness. slecplcssness nervousness. neare
disturbance duo to bad kidney trouble,
skin pruptions from bad blood, neural
g;n, rheumatism. diabetes, bloating, ir-
ritnbility, WORKOUT feeling, lack OF am
bition, loss Of flesh, sallow complexion
or Bright's disease.
Il II your water, when allowed TO remain
.undisturbed in a glass or bottle LOT
twenty-four hours, forms u sediment or
settling or has Il cloudy appearance, IT
Is evidence that your kidneys and biad-
der need Immediate attention.
Swamp Root, Is the great discovery 9.
Dr.. kilmer, 4 then eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. Hospitals use IT viii
wonderful success in both slight, anu
severe cases. Doctors recommend II e
their patients and use 1t in their oWr
families, because they recognize II
swamp Root the greatest and most sue
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Swamp-Root Is pleasant to take ant
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in bottles Of two sizes and two prices
fifty cents ana one dollar Remenibel
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swamp Root, and the address. Blng
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the slightest symptoms Of. kidney or
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usands Of testimonial letters received
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Zines DISPATCH
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8 Y ! 4 =
Breaks Up Grip and
co DsS

Many cases Of Gripnnd Intlu-a
scnza 70 struight to the jliyor, pro-
duoing Jaundice. The skin gets
as yellow dis! d tluck's foot. .The.|
use Of Humphreys "i7' and
Specific 10puts the liver III work
Ing order and cures botll Grip
and Juunlice. lilo embarrassing
yellow SKINS gradually absorbed.
"77' cures Coughs, Grip, In
fluenzn, Catarrll, Sore Throat, and
Colds tliat"llang on"
AtDruggists, 25 cents ench, or nailed
Humphreys, Med Co. corner William &
+ John Streets. New York .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

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EDITORIAL NoTlcE.-If you hay
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
CAPT. THOMAS RESIGNS.
Company to Elect OFFICERS
Z Company BIS Reception.

Company y, known as the Anderson Light
Infantry viii have an election of officers ON
TUESDAY night. Captain rhomas has resigned
and The vacancy IS 10 b. filed; u y hKs!2
thai FiiA lieutenant stone VIII be Gle ten
captain; Second lieutenant NoYcl WI; men
bs made fist lieutenant, and u second iieuteh'
ant viii have 10 be chosen. Very p obabiy me
honor win fall to First sergeant hinderNater,
and SO the vacancy VIII cause moving up al
down the line.
The Walker Light Guard, Company p, has
issued Invitations 70 reception anu drl,. 70
be given al their armpry, Seventh and Mar,
shall Streets, Wednesday evening of this week.
The drill VIII begin al O'Clock nnd the dans,
ing al . O'clock. The arrangements ARG in the
hands of courteous and capable committee
consisting Of Lieutenant william A ST elk
Sergeant James H. spence AMI Sergeant
Stuart A, Weiss
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DISORDER AT SEOUL.
Russian Attacks Woman and
Gendar1nes Overpower Soldier.

(By Associated Prcss)
SEOUL. Feb. G.-Russian soldiers have
been the cause Of a disordery incident
In Seoul. One of tho Russians seized q
woman and an angry crowd gathered. y
body of Korean gendarmes soon arrived
mt the scene Of the trouble and an en-
counter with the Russians followed. The
renaarmes fought we'll, overpowering the
russians, ono of whom was wounded
The Koreans declare that the Russians
will destroy tho country An lnsurrec-
ton has broken out sixty miles north OF
Seoul and the Projects house has peer
destroyed by the people.