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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Richmond.

Z Baltimore pastor called to St , paui .
sChurch, this city. TO succeed B lsit,i
Strange, has matter under conslderatio .s
Out will be urged by his present c9n M,
4 ION to remain in the Monuments Clls-I..-
dAvely wrestling matches at the g TI 1sna1
attended by d fairly large number OF ,l veal
sports who braved the storill-- ", t,ls
a,us been best OF the season so lar Tor ,o-
aoacco sales In quantity and IN prices %.
iaincd by the farmers---r-colo,red, l., man an
drowned in the Canal-----Depuly uhlteu
states marshal arrested for fighting; case,
called IN the Police Court his Is,, mor, r;n IN
the territory proposed for annexation m n,
vited TO send their Views to the Counc,i
committee - Interesting services n
nonnced for to-inorrow by the pastors tors OF OF
the city---Excellent addresses 4cllveiea
by delegates to the assembly of Y. NJ g.
a. workers IN theological seminariies, nov
nary. this city--Death OF Judge JONI onn
Wiiloughby Kennedey fatner OF d ,nG Stnoe
COMMITTEES reconmends that !, bars n,,Gn,r Pc Pc
and 3 A. M--Council,nan Owen, OF Third
Ward. to rcsign-salarics of hud';orand
clerk ed---Maccabee TO meot--
t3t7ks' lodge of sorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
big FIRE ON PIKE
ENDANGE.RS FAIR.
High Nortl, Wind Carried Sparks
Over Chief Exposition
Buildings.
GENERAL ALARM SOUNDED
Flames Spread to Japanese Pa
WILTON and Threatened Animal
Sl1ow--Loss Not Great.
tBy Assoc iat ed Press,

ST. LOUIS. December 2.--Ftlre tonight
broke out in the attraction on tho
Worlds Fair Pike, known ms "Cuo
Vadis,'' and quickly spread to the Japan
cse pavilion adjoining. a high north
wind was blowing, and the sparks were
carried over tho exposition grounds, and
lin tho vicinity OF tho main exhibition
palaces. 1lagcnbach's animal show Is
Just across a. narrow exit way from the
Japanese pavilion, aud It was ut first
Thought that tho former was on fire.
IA first alarm brought out all the f!rs
fighting apparatus III the Worlds Fair
grounds. but 1T was soon seen that the
Efiremcn would not DO nble to cope with
tho flames and It was followed by a Sc
cond, third AMI then n general alarm. The
financial loss Is not great.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Now Firing at Zeigler.
(By Associated Pres


s95 DUQUOlN, L., Dec. 2 Guards ut the
Dyle Blockhouse. half way between the
towns Of Icigler and the pumping sta
tion. which are over2 miles apart. were
driven to cover shortly after midnight ~
an attack from the woods In which about
fifty shots were fired. An attack was also
made on the pumping station. which
was answered promptly by tho guards and
dupty marshals guarding the plant.
Shortly after the firing began at the
pumping station a sdual of soldiers was
sent from zeigler. and by the aid Of a
scarchllght. beat tho brush around the
plant but located no one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Virpin,i~.

Messenger boy thrown, from 5bicScle
under moving electric car In Petersptli,s
and makes miraculous escape from deall
thousand ages.---Social club officers IN
Hampton given sixty days. In Jail for sell;
ing liquor TO non-mcmbers----Ir lmlnal
proceedings against Nachman, bankrupt
a III Newport News, dropped at the instance
OF his creditors Senator Withers III
and his children assemble at his BEDSIDE
Suit OF ten thousand under new
court Of Tazewell for three---.\ boy dies
OF hydrophobia III Newport Ncws-------John
r. Hover, with clothes aiame. leaps from
tug into river at Norfolk to save his NE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
TOOK AN APPEAL.
Justice John Sent Lewis Bentley
on to TIL. Grand Jury.

a summary Of the cases in the Police
Court yesterday show some good work
by the8pol!ce. 81 ,3i
4 Amy Winston, colored. got thirty days
y for taking scarf from Virginia Thorn
ton She appealed. IA I. & &
Lewis Bently, colorcd, went to the
grand Jury on the charge Of cutting LIZ
8zie9 Winston. and he was put under bonds
for a year also ,5,
Charles 5Lautcrback paid IS for being
dlsordcrly in front OF the Isijou Theatre.
j. ID w. ones for being drunk and dis
orderly In the station house, was as
sessed $40.
There was, besides a line OF ordinary
%drunks, who wcro fined the usual sum
and sent along.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Bennett Will Retire &:
fRy Associated Press

4 MEMPHIS, TENN, December "A
local paper publishes the following:
George c. Bennett, whose colors are ia
miliar on every race train in the West
and South, has decided to retire from tho
turf temporarily. Hc will sell his entire
sta bio att once.
Mr.. Bennett received a telegram from
NJ J. Shannon. his trainer, who Is Mt
New Orleans, in which the latter offered
his resignation. This Mr.. Bennett sac-
,cepted and his horses will be disposed Of
at public auction at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
INFATUATED POSSE IN
SEAT CHI OF A NEGRO no
He Committed Criminal Assault
on Well Known Young
Lady.
Especial to Tle TImes-Dlspatch.

B. CHARLOTTE, N. 4 c., December Am Ar
.infuriated posse OF Moore nty3citizcns
are on the hunt for. one Julius Mills 2.
black negro. who last night assaulted
Miss Bettlo Brown, q we'll known young
lady who resides with her parents three
miles from Jonesboro. rho negro COM
mitted tho lianleless crime after choking
his victim into insensibillty and otherwise
injultng hcr.1t is useless TO add that
excitement runs high, and II caught Nils
will have a scanty show for his life. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
ON DARKEST AFRICA.
Mr.. Willis r. Hotchkiss Speaks
Tomorrow to Medical Students.

lfl1 III w Ills = ~. AAotS4AhAoo SPSeafNS
Tomorrow to Medical Students.
Mr.. Willis r. l1otchlliss, Of the Friends
Industrial African Mission. will address
tho faculty and students Of the two ncci-
cal colleges Of the city tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock at the M.lical College
OF Virginia.
FOR several years AIR. iotcllkiss has
been doing pioneer work iii one OF the
most dangerous sections Of Central a frlca
Among other, achievements he has created
the written Language Of two tribes Ola
million people, and many Of his expe-
lences arc truly thrilling.
Jle will shortly return to Africa to re-
sumo his work In the interval he is
travelling among the students Of North
America and has interested numbers of
them in tho medical work abroad.
His remarkable success In this work
is largely due to his ability. as a lecturer.
He speaks with great force. and holds at
tention throughout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Big Record in Mccue Case.

Special to The 1imes-lospatch.)
CIIARLOTTl5SYlLLE VA. December
i2.-,Fhe record OF the trial of eS-Muyor
r, samuel McCue for wife murder ii. M
Corporation Court has been sent BY Clerk
Duke to John i. Ice, Of Lynchburg chief
attorney for tho defense, The record
savers ten hundred and sixty closely
typcwriten puges. MI. Leo Will prepare
his brief. and the record and brief will
then be forwarded to the Supreme Court
IN Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Will Play Virginia.
(By Associated ;Press:J

4 ANNAPOLIS, MI !. December mid
shlpman Charles Conway Hartigan, OF
Norwich, NJ, Y, manager Of tho Navy
baseball team for 1905, has announced
the schedule OF games for next season.
rho dates include: April Sth, University
OF Virginia.; April 18th, University Of
North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
WEARY OF WORLD,
HAAS KILLS HIMSELF
fnx Associated proxx.l

NEW $YOitK. Dec. =. Oscl. Haas, for
n,crly one OF Sam Parkss lieutenants in
the Structural Iron Workers Union. end
"a his lie to-day by5shooting. Haas had
trouble wifi, the union some time ago
and gave up his position az Walking gel
egate, He had been unable to get employ
ment since that time and WIS respondent.
Haas left d letter In which +he asked
his wife 10 forgive him for taking MS
life. and added:
ut is a cold world for nm old man who
cannot secure employment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
SCHOONER QUINMEBAUGH
GIVEN UP FOR LOST
INV Asnociatel PRESS.

ROCINLAND. ME-, loec, 2,--The four
masted schooner Quinnebaugh. Captain
b. II. yctteyng. now about twenty days
out from Savannah, bound for New York
las been given mp as lost by people here.
The descriptlon3of tho vessel tallies with
that Of II vessel capsized off the Delaware
rapes. With Captain Yettering are his
wife, her sister and his brotner-in-lawA
who made a pleasure trip with him. h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Will Install Deaconss.

Z, Very interesting services will be hold
tom orrow at st. aJmes Methodist Church,
Good musical programmes have been ar
ranged, and tho sacrament. Of the Lords
ing. Al S O'Clock III the evening Roy. w,
A = Cooper will preach and install the
newly elected stewards into their offices
for the ensuing year., 5f5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
FELTON, Exonerated,
.(By Associated Ioress.)

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Stewart A. Eel
ton, the gambler who shot Guy Roche, an
other gambler, III u crowded section OF
broadway Thanksgiving evening. was en-
oncratcd to-day by u coroners jury,
which decided that he acted III sclf-dc-
Tense, lIe was rcmanded back to the
I'ombs. however, rs lie is sllnder indct-
ment on charge OF murder in the first
degree. t-astsSs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
North Carolina.

~ The North Carolina Conference adopts
mends repeal OF all law except that on
Scriptural grounds-Head-on collision at
Durham Injuries two n--Searchng
parties from Durham spend the night
looking for. missing boy; church bell am
,lounces his finding--Charter granted to
a company to run electric line between
Durham and Raleigh and build power
plants In both cities G oVcrnor Aycock
declines to interfere In case Of wife MUIR
dcrer sentenced to hang.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03

.Suidun about seven and half miles
southeast of TSinkhetchcn,
December 3-s 2. MA special dispatch
received here from Mukden says:
Fit is reported that General Rennen-
4ka1npft has captured several Japanese
guns and a convey with 600 rifles, but that
~ force of 10000. consisting of Chinese
bandits and a reserve of 5000 japanese,
has started 10 turn fRennankampff's
flank ssSa5sEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Bills of Exception.

Aipssrs. Sands g. Sands yesterday pre-
scented 70 Judge Witt, Or he Husinga
OF the Commonwealth Ns. James G9ode:.
the negro who was recently convicted OF
the killing OF Police Officer Slllnbelger,
court later on, b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
CRUISER TENNESSEE TO
BE LAUNCHED TODAY
NV Assoc,atea .Press.>

tPIrILADlJLRIiI-a, December 2.-ioN-
ornor James b. Frazier, accompanied by
his wife, his staff ana q party Of TEN
nessecans, arrived hero to-day to par
tlcipnte in the launching OF the United
Statcy nrn,orcd cruiser Tennessee from
Cramps's shipyard AT u o'clock to.molr--s
row morning, iss Annie Keith Frazier.
the Governors daughter, who viii act as
sponsor, accompanied by her friend, Miss
r.; Murray. reached the city shortly be-
fore tho Governor arrived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
MURPHY SAYS MCCLELLAN
WILL BE Rem 0MINATED
.l(By Associated Press.)

p NEW YORK. December 2.-'lhe decla-
ration was made to-day by Charles i.
Murphy. leader of Tanmany Hall, that
Mayor George lB. Mcclellan would DO
srenonlnnted for another term. As to the
report that tho Citizens Union and Tam
many Hall will work In harmony III the
coming city campaign, Mr., Murphy said
he knew nothing OF At.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
!. Charge Was Dismissed.

srsira Thomas viii hear The case OF
Waller and James I4ghtfoot (coleredD in
the connty to-day, Walter Is charged
with threatening 70 XII MS mother. aud a
pistol Was found in his pocket when AR,
rested Tie brother !, under arrest on q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
BOSTON PAPER STILL
UNDER ROOSEVELT ]. { / Fl. ban B N
President Forbids Delivery to It
Of Weather Forecasts
and Maps.
and Maps.
(By Assoclated Press.)

" BOSTON, December III. W. Smith,
OF this city, tho district forccastcr Of
the United States Weather Bureau. has
received orders from the Weather Bu-
reau Of Washington. forbiddlng the de-
livery by him OF weather forecasts, maps,
etc, to the Boston Hera Id.
BY these orders all weather information
distributed BY the Weather Bureau Is
withheld from the Herald newspaper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Farmers Heavy Loss.

3 Especial 10 The Tlmcs-D ispatch,)
SKlPWIrH, VA, Dec, 2a.-The stables
provendor and farming Instruments, Of
MIR. r, y. Fore were burned last night,
The loss Is estimated at 5000. There was
no insurance, IT. IS a. great blow to
worthy and Woodworking man,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
RESISTED ARREST
UNTIL He WAS DEAD
nv Aasoclated Press.

NEW YORK. Ilecernber after driv-
ing his employer and others from candy
shop In Brooklyn to-day, Carabad kriko-z
rian. IN Armenian, barricaded himself
III the place and resisted arrest until ne
had been shot to death by detail of
policemen who had been summoned to the
scene. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
May Saw and Split Wood.

n Tho Methodist Institiltc's wood t;;t.rd II
now in operation, and a little work there
will provide any man with u nights lodg-
Ing and something to eat. An arc light
will be put In so the cutting may be
done at night IL necessary.
Rev. Mr.. Wiley is making arrange
ments by which assistance may be given
all deserving persons In return for an
equivalent in labor Of some sort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
pcdo boat destroyers, have arrived her
and arc coaling.
JAPs FOR PEACE.
minated That Proposition for
New Congress Mill be Re
With Favor.
QBy Asso clated press.)

3 WASHINGTON, y. c., Dec. 2.--Nr. HI
olsi the Japanese charge nffalres called
at the State Department to-day and in
formed Assistant Secretary I1oomis that
the, japanese government had arcceived
yesterday the invitation of8the American
government for second conference at
Tho Hague. and that the invitation would
be promptly presented to the Dict. The
intimation is that The proposition meets
with japanese favor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Chaffee Grand Marshal.

~. ~ {By a ssocInteH I'ress.) ~
SHINt1'rON, u. O., Dec, 2-Genelal
John M, WILSON,. chairman Of the lnal-
gural committee. has appointed Licuten-
aint-General Adna r.. Chaffee, schief OF
STAFF, W. s.. Az to be grand marshal of
tho inaugural parade 1i4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
.Warships Sighted.

s tBy Associated Press)
y. ISLAND OF PERRIN, sSTJtAlr OF BAB-
IiLrMANDEB. December 2,--Eour Rus
sian warships passed Perrin At . o'clock
rhis morning. going southwark. Twenty
Russian warships passed here this after
noon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
BANDITS LOOT BANK.
Fleeing Towards Greensboro
With Posse in Hot Pursuit.
Especial Ia The Tines.p!spatch )

KSpeUIuI 70 |THb TIWts-UIspnlrh }
RALEIGH n. c., Dec, 2,---Telegram re-
CENTS here both from Greensboro and
Jonesboro state that tho Bank Of LIB
erly, Randolph county. n. g., was blown
open By dynamite last night and robbed.
II is understood that three thousand dol
lars were secured by tho bandits, who.
according to the latest report We're flee.
ms towards Greensboro With a posse In
hot pursuit..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Scl,oolroom Dishonesty Will be
Business Dishonesty Later on.
Little Ways Of Getting Ahead
Of PcoplcA Counterfeit
Quarter !" Honesty Is the Best
Policy" a Low Motive.

copyright, 1904. by JosephI3. Bowles.)
rS1EVi5la n week passes that We do
N not read II, print tho report OF
I'M some young life that has made
shipwreck Of fair prospects
49, through tho lack OF common
honesty. Temptations abound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Charge Was Dismissed.

Squire Thomas, in tho county, has dis
missed tho charge against Thomas Pat
terson and Charles and Jimmie Meredith,
OF the charge OF breaking into the Bryant
home on the Nine Milo road some weeks
ago, There was no evidence against them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Every lien, a Daily Necessity
AT a Hig Saving al Our Stores

's, .s An Y ,rtsan oranHated sugar, FAC
par pound. a. "a. ~ nv
csroSs.a or tssslY Coffee, lb....,....f2Ho
Sour i'lnkie., aallot,. ...........I...... .2oc
Small y. Ufornla Hams, ID ............. 90
Large sin&h Potatoes, peck....,.......15o
Smlthfleh. ss:'4snss, pound. .............1o e
Frencli GalS9S n pnund ...........s..... ...oo
New 4 V.rsshlE i5ickwheat, ihss.... 25c
Fresh Country Heei,, dozen.... .......... ESQ
Imported N .ios.r ,nl and Spaghetti, ID. &c
Whole sWea 3 rr.ckle, quartu..........1oc
Mountain Butter liza for 25c
New Hof,1lny ara Grits. 2 IBIS for...s..s 30
Va. Comb tiCrey, 2 lbs s...............25o
Best Carolina Rice, pound .,.......... 90
Lion or Eagle cnffee. round. ....s..'1s211so
Early Juno Peas, can go
Shredded Cocoarut, pound. ..s... 12!!so
New r Oiled Oats HaWkcye, pa eksde ". q 90
canned y omntoes...s...... ...... ....S .I.oo
E New Navy Beans, quart. ....... 1899
Best City Meal per PIX. 17c., or bush WOO "a Q
Best Cream Cheese, 2 pounds for.....' - sso
Canned Tot1,ntoes, large cans Tor :. s 20
Quart Jars Home Made Sweet Pickles. !, TUG
Try Our Silver King Minnesota Patent
Flour 500. or barrel. So.lo
Blackberry or catawba Wine, quart. ,!2o
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, 10 .41sc
Salt Pork, per pound ....................soo
Country Jolea, pound. .................oc
Black Enamel Stove Polish, box........ac
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound..... 1919
Corned or Fresh Hama, pound........s.s c
Canned Corn, q for.... dos. 1870
Duffy's Malt Whlskey. per bottle. y, 800
S. uAkNAN's SON,
M ain S+reet sfnrao 1aon. 1922 EaRt Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Shot in the Leg.

Young Harvey Hall, son Of Detective
John IIall, who accidentally shot himself
in the right leg the. other day, was re-
ported last night as getting along nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
MRS. SANCSTER0N DISHONESTY in little THINGS

4
was falling III torrents and the right was
pitch dark, His parents said: Why not
wait Till morning and make your excuses
mt the bank for your forgetfulness? Its
long walk through dark streets this
wet night
mo- said the boy, ''I'l tako this letter
< to Mr.. - Tonight and tell him how sorry
= am thatsI forgot It. ]. am nfrnid It's
very important. But, anyhow, Ill tramp
over there and deliver It now" e
rs This was certainly Tho boys only honor
able course. Inc president appreciated MS
Straight, ol wardness, ana. though he said
nothing Mt the time. within three months
the boS's position was Improved and ne
las had several promotions since.
3 Honestyis. of course, the best policy, but
! this is so low a motive that II Is hardly
worth considering IN the training OF our.
sons. They should be taught honesty not
from motives OF policy. but from motives
\ or right would DO reluctant to believe
what n man at the head OF some large
OF the young fellows he employed needed
watching. and that continual safeguards
were necessary to keep most men from
taking what was not theirs. This view
seems to me terribly nessimistic and un-
fair, but we need and cannot too often
repeat that something higher IN homo
training Is wanted than many homes now
have. Tho fear or God carly instilled In q
boys mind will prove n strong defense
against the wileS oftthe devil later on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Mrs. i, 3. Gray.

Especial to Tie 'IImes'I 3lsphtcllJ
SlIIJr y ARDS, Al Hec, Mrs.aJ, Is.
.GaryEJiied at her home, near Now store.
Monday. and MS inferred in her, family
bnrying place "Wednesday. She Is sur
y1ved BY her husband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03

Night Cold Cure cost nothing !f 1t does
cure, Sold by Blanks, the prescription
druggist QncD; eight stores Price 10
cents. three boxes for rs cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Cruiser at Tangier,

(By Associated Press)
TANGIER. MOROCCO, December g.
The Russian auxiliary cruiser Rlon. fo,-
lncrly he snole9lsk. and her two tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03

1'LAXo cures any case Of constipation!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
SUMMARY Of. THE DAYS NEWS
The Vea ther.


1 WARRINGTON. Nov. Forecast fo FOR
Saturday md Sunday: a.,
( V,rginia--lsain saturday: Sunday Marty
scloudy; fresh northerly TO northeas'e.5iS
winds 80.
IN west portion; Sunday fair In the IN.
s terror. rain on the coast; fresh northeast
Ito north winds.
Richmond's weather yesterday was
rainy md cold.
RANGE or THE THElsMoMT,T ER
~ ~ 81 " AZ
~ NJ; :. -. - = =. Al
70 Il ~ 49, 49, - 4 II ... IS
y =. AZ. -. = - - - :. 43
$40 midnight. %
: ,,or,so .......... As,,a
highest temperature Yesterday 1885, 40 40
IA lowest temperature yesterday...'t.. ~ !.
Mean temperature yesterday: ......' ~ ~
Normal temperature for DecetnbeI..''' ~ ~
departure from normal Temperature ~ ~
gPrecpitation during past "A hours...'W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
New Term Monday.

n The Hustngs Court has adjourned for
the term, The now term Will begin on
Monday. which will be grand )ury day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
,,1S1AT1rRIc ALMANAC.

Y ll4 MTNIATJEE 5AIlNi4llNAN.
December 3. 1901.
e,,,, 4,.isos ZOO IiIGH TIDE.
Su, sets 80 Morning.........lM ,
Moor, rIses 2:5S Evening. ........I.If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Berry's for Clothes. -

You'll have to "take to the
tall grass if you have. no Rain +
Coat.
A Rain Coat is better than
rheumatism and costs less.
Pneumonia comes cheap but
goes l,igIl--1leW overcoats cost
more at first but it pays to buy
one.
There is no store in Rich.
mond that can give you a better
showing. !.
Tie genuine Cravenette,'
$500 to $4,000.
Rain Coats as low as $1,000.
We've a new Patent Leather
Shoe at $500 that we guarantee
to be the equal Of the best $500
shoe in toWn-eiseWhere.
They're in our windows.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-01
JAP SHIPS AT HULL.
Reported that an Attack was Planned
on the Russian Squadron.

Cophenhagen, october 27.-The cor
respondent of the Associated Press
learns tina the Danish ministry or
marine was informed that several ships
chartered by the japanese were at Hull
and intended to attack the Russian
second Pacific squadron in the North
sea. The Russians were informed OF
this. The marine authorities here cred
it the report.
The Danish ministry was officially IN
formed tina thirteen Swedish vessels
had been chartered by the japanese
to attack the Russian squadron in the
Baltic. A Danish cruiser and a tor
do boat watched the vessels so
'0@ely tat their approach to the Rus
san squadron vas impossible.
While thus engaged the Danish tor
pedo BOAT Havhasten had a narrow es-
cape. The commander of a Russian
battleship took the Danish torpedo boat
for an enemy and fired a blank shot.
The quickness of the torpedo in dis
playing it's flag saved her. This hap
pened at night time When the cap
ain of the torpedo boa boarded the
battleship he found large quantities of
ammunition piled ready for use. This
incident was reported to the Danish
marine minister at the time.
Danish warships acted as police for
the Russian squadron until the latter
reached the North sea.