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Thought to Be From This City

Thought to Be From This City.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, July 23.-An unknown col
ored man. supposed to be James H. Ashley
Of 2O45 E street. Washington. died at the
county Jail last night an hour after having
been taken there. Pension papers were
found on him and a G. A. r. button. No
one has yet claimed the body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY COuRT-Justice :

EQUITY COURT-Justice Wright
Newton agt. Roberts; trustee authorized
to defray certain expenses.
Abel agt. Abel; final ratification of sale
and reference to auditor Complainants
solicitor, Holmes Conrad; defendants So
lcitor. John Ridout.
Brooks agt. Hale; sale finally ratified and
reference to auditor. Compliments solicit
tors. Lambert & Baker; defendants solic-
itors. Brney & Woodland and Berry &
Mirror.
Riggs National Bank agt. Smith. ct al;
restraining order returnable July %. Com
plainants solicitors, r. Ross Perry & Son.
CIRCUIT COURT-Justice Wright.
Meloy agt. Meloy; order denying motion
to pay fund into court. Plaintiffs attor-
neys Cole & Donaldson; defendants attor-
ney, w. A. Meloy.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright.
Estate of George w. Green; petition for
probate Of will filed. Attorney, Thomas l..
Jones.
In re Austin S. Imirie order appointing
Joseph T. Daily guardian: bond. 5000. At
torney, James A. Toomey.
Estate of William w. Gait: order extend
Ing time to settle bill of exceptions and file
transcript in Court Of Appeals and prolong-
ing term to October 81, 1904. Caveator's
attorneys A. s. Worthington, A. b. Du-
vail and j. D. Coughlan: defendants attor-
neys. r. Ross Perry & Son.
Estate of Wilson Cole: will dated August
g. 1903. filed with petition for probate.
Estate Of Arthur ]. Sullivan: letters of
administration granted to Monte f. Sulli-
van. Attorneys, Leckie h Fulton and Jo-
seph w. Cox.
Estate Of w. E. Woodbridge; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Samuel H. Woodbridge and Ed
ward Woodbridge Barnes; bond, 500. At
torney, r. r. Mcmahon.
Estate of Elizabeth Rittenhouse; will
dated February 10, 1890, filed with petition
for probate. Attorney, b. p. Mimmack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
Mill Operatives Strike Monday.

FALL RIVER. Mass, July 23.-The cot
ton manufacturers today unanimously
voted to refuse the request for postpone
ment for two weeks of the cut-down OF
12h per cent in wages. This means that
the operatives will strike Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
Naval Orders.

Assistant Surgeon D. c. Gather has been
appointed an assistant surgeon to date
from July 0, 1904.
Paymaster G. Skipwith, to Boston for
duty on the Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

Mai w. j. w. Cowden, one of the lead.
ing citizens of West Virginia, died Wednes.
day at Wheeling I'm his fifty-eighth year.
He was former postmaster of Wheeling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 CARD.
this medium. to express
our appreciation Ia the many friends. and to- til :
community in l"n,rnl for the expressions 81
sympat thy and ftrd0IcEce sent us in the hour Of
our dretcSt distress. We also wish to convey
our thanks To- lrSlu. friends for thu many b.
children. +. &. kEMDN AND FAMILY.
Notice Is lII.EEY GIVEN THAT. BY ORDER
Of the Board II bIre ctnrs. meeting of tie stock
holders Of the Potomac Electric Power Company
Is called. Ia meet nj the offices Of the company.
14th and East CtritI streets. In the city OF
Washington. on SATURDAY. August II, 1904 at
IL O'Clock am. for the pclrlOsr of considering
and taking the action necessary for the SAID
company under and avail itself OF me
provisions II C.altcr XVIII of the Code OF Law
for the DI.tIct If columbia by Il reorganization
Hereunder. ...,,,
ALLAN l.. McDERMOTf,
GEORGE H. HARRIES.
X. Il. W. DUKE. Jr.,
W. r. HAM.
iy23-lSt JAS H. LACKEY.
WE REG 10 ANNOUNCE TO OUR MANY
friends patrons and the public generally that
Mr.. John \. H-aly Is no more In our employ or
connected With the establishment In any way.
Friends desiring to favor with their patronage
will kindly call In person or advise us and We
shall be glad send representative to them.
Respectfully,
jy23-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
CHURCH NOTICES.
SPIRITUAI.ISM.

WONN'S HALL. 721 9TH ST. N w.-SPIRITUAL
meeting Sunday evening at g O'clock. Readings.
spirit messages and tests. Mental mediumship
demonstrated. All are welcome. Silver cOllec-
ton. It,
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER. NO. 2. r. A. NJ.
will hold a stated convocation MONDAY. July
20 at 30 u'c uck pm, FIR the mark degree, TO
be worked 10y the High Priest.
JAJORtS :. JONES High Priest.
JOHN H. oI corr Secretary Jy232t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

For financial ads. see page, 10, part l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
CENTRAL UNION MISSION

GCNTHAL UNION MISSION go La AVE
Open day aud night; the poor and friendless al.
ways welcome. Gospel services daily. IL M and
7:30 pm. Sundays 0:45 am. and 3 and 7:3O
pm. Gospel wagon Sunday: Washington Circle
l:45 pm. Market space. 6.4o pm. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. 1911 ST. NV
Meetings at IL O'Clock. followed by First Day
school. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH.-SERvICE WITH
sermon by the pastor, Frederick D. Power II
am. and pm. Sunday school, $50; Y r. s.
Welcome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
8 &etn @lmt flOf,

Die icin0li6en @0ricnipctulnnten
2omion llnO Green treffcn Iid IN
Bottom. - @olijcili6c &orii6tS-
moBrcgeln sur Grboltrng 0C2
&%onofrie0cn9 moreu iibcrfliilltg.
oito II, IS. 9cjember. - O6erit
Niuiom s. Green pom Nem=2)ort, Der
Gbci ser Green GonIolioote0 Copper
Co." QeGcu mcId)cn Der biclige Dor
ienipefuIont Cbo9. u. 2orpion icit
GINGER Belt eineu bittcrCu &ompf
orlt Der 90ric gciiibrt bat, woonrdJ
Der gauge @ffettcmmortt oieie $40.
he an ocn Hnno zines EunitS ge=
bro6t mltr6e, fam bCllte bierber, INN
2oluion 51t iebGL mo Die beioen
Streitb0hnc trafen lid I'M Sotel
oGouroine." @eioe morcn BON nleb.
rercn 6reunoen begleitet, mo man
bate IN Nnbctrod)t Der bitterel Nns
grille, melde Ole @erren lett Ginger
Belt olfcinanoer IN Den Spoltcn ser
S~ageSpreIle gcmod,t, bcfiirftet, oob
e1 ST einen id)Iimmen Gonflitt, lpenu
nidt 5l 9lltpergieBen, fommen luers
be. Die YoIi5cibeb0roe tbciIte Oieic
9efilrdtlutg in eilem Iolhen 8rooe.
Dob lie lid ueronloBt Iob. etlife III.
rer Sertreter ndd) Dem 9otel ySou-
roine" 81 Ifiden, Inn i'm 9totbiale
Den 6rieoen beritelen 81 tonnen. Die
9eIorgniB erpieS iih ieood) nlS iiber.
flilliig. Greene un0 2omion morelt
bon 9.45 bis IpGt Nohnlittogs 9or5
fricolif in 9erotbung, mo nm 5 ltbr
frat Greene Ole &iidreiie nnf SEEM.
Dort an, obne Dob audi MIR Elm lat
ties Wort oernonnmen luoroen mar.
Gin 9err, melher Der Gonferer5
b%eilpobnte, tbeilt nit, 2olpion babe
sur Intiport ollf Die 9eIdNper0en
8rcene'S beboltptet, er babe Nid)t3
getbon, nm 0oS fiir5life 6oucn Der
Mftien, an lpelhen Greene intereliirt
lit, berbei5ufiibrcn. 0ieie 9ebaups
tung Itebt o~IlerOingS iebr inn @ioer-
iprud)e nit Den An9abcn, lpeIfe Serr
&otpion in ocn 0ieier Gage bon ibln
percftentIidtcn 3eitungSinieroten ge-
moht bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

@lGnc in 9e5ug olli Sen 8erfolrf o0er
onOeripeitige 0iSpoiition ibrer
ariegsidiffe 81 entboIten.
Sopon'S 9ioget.
(otio, 16. Qe5ember. Gle
@iiogct r Gommiiiiou 0C$ RcprGicn.
t%antcnbulic9 bat bcute lire Nrbeiten
pollcnoet uno ole 8orlaQe miro MN
morgcn Dem Solic untcrbreitet mers
Den. GoS ariegSbiioget lit ni6t qe-
dn0crt luor6en, ober Die 0etp0bnIi6elt
8iioQct : &oroni6lGge muroen Olrd
&erubicBlmg Der @rum0lteucr nm
100000 reouBirt. Die Gteueru
aui Bier, importirtem 3udcr mo
GurtgongSgeidllc muroen INN s..
100000 Crb6bt. Die Hcgierrlng bat
meiterc Griporniiic III ser &ermQl-
tunq gum 8etrage pom $4,000 per
iproden, 10 Dob nod Dem 8orou.
idlog ciu 9eii5it bon ungefGbr So.
100000 uerbleibt, Die Hegierung
miro autoriiirt, ooiielbe ollrd) Grams.
fcrirun8 BON Special 3 6onoS unO
oltr6 on0ere Metbooen 81 oeden. 9(Qe
@artciel orbciten barmoniid 3uIams
men, Die ein5i9cn Neibungcn emf.
ipunnen i'd bel 9eratbun9 Ser Gr.
G0blmg Der @rllnoIteuer uno ser
@crminoPrung' Der &ermoItmgSto.
item.
ShWet3cr AttaGcS 3uriid
mint beru en-.
@crM S6mei5, 16. 0e5cmbcr. -
Ser 9unoesrotb bat 6eihloiien, bic
i'm Eager OeS 6elomori6oQa 0pama
bciinolidcn WiilitGr. 9(ttohc3 in @h1.
bctroht Der Suapeniion ser 5einos
icIiGtcitcn III Ser Mon6iHurei nob
Soltie 81 bcrufen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
So. GOHsreR. - 3lueite Situns.
Innobme Ser Rbilippinen g &ermol.
tlungSbin I'M Senut. - HolltinC.
geidGfte I'M Saltic.


@abington, 3. g., 16. De.
5ember. - Sm Senot berihtete DC
perioqe CSno,) bonn Gomite iiir Ser
ritorien, bic Dill 5lr g(ufnobme Ser
Serritorien SfIabomo, Neu.Merifo
un0 @ri5onu ais Stooten ein, mo
perfiinoete, Oab er sic grip0glu1N
oerielben na6 GrleOiglung Der @bi-
lippinen . Dill b%eontrogeu ipcr0c.
Die Ybilippinen 2 Gipilpermol-
tltngS : Bill gelongte oorolli 5llr lucl.
teren 8erbon0lung, INTO nodoenr Die
9iSfuilion bis 8 llbr Hodmittoa5
geoauert bate, i6ritt ser Senot 5rlr
gGbltimmung, mo oos HeIllltat mar.
DoB 0ie Bill nit Al ge9cn % Stint.
men ongenomn1en mlrNc. Tor Der
SdluBabltinmnng iullr0cn cine
Wenoe Nmenocmel1tc %perlporfen un0
ciniae mcnige qenebmigt. 9oS bollpt'
id6li6e ser 2eBtereu reol5irt Den
3inSfuB Der Giienbobn- Sbli9otios
men, luelhe bon Der BbiIippincnsNc.
gierituq gorontirt luerben Ioacn pon
fiinf auf bier Ero5ent.
Spooner CgSiSc.), pom Gontitc fiir
8eaeln, nnterbreitete eincu 9eidluB
CUR @%rnennling zines ans orci SCnu
loren ltno orei Heprdientnnten bette
benoen, gemciniomen Gonite'S, mel.
Dies 8or6ereitlIngen fir oie S%nnllgll,
ration oeS E%rG'ibenten am 4. MtGrj
t~reifen ioa. Scr 9eidllB lpuroe an
%genonrmen. Inn 4.40 ging Der 81
nat IN GreflltipiiBultg mtO INN 5.05
erfolgte S~crtagung bis gum Montag.
Gas prGicntontenhu MS
conItitilirte iid) ais Nlcnor.Gomitc
uno 500 bic i'm Bripotfolcnber Der.
jeihneten Bills 5rtr 9cgleihun9 BON
anlprilden in 8etruht. So 5iemlid)
Die gon5e beutige Sibltng mllrbc
ourd) oieie @eihGfte in Nniprud) &C.
l1onlmen.
Naf)oem boS Flerar r Gomite lei
ne SiBung ouigeboben bate. genehs
nliate oaS SauS Die pom Senot Der
Oringliden 3efi5it : &erpiuigungS.
bill 5ugefiigten amenbemente, 10
ooB oiele Bill iebt in 8eieeesfroft
tritt, lobalo lie Die llnterifriit oea
B%raiioenten erbaIt. altrs mad 3 ltbr
pertaate iid bas Saits bis gum nGd).
item Montae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

te, ouf5uGc9crr. Die Mc6rGeit Der
NotionoIiIten opponirte Dem &or.
i6Iog, Der bod MIR cine @eI6per.
idleuocruug beoellte, oa 8eru feineu
&ricg erlpurtc. Ser Senat iettc
bclIte ole @crutbung iibcr ole Ciu5cl-
men 8eitimmmgen Oe5 RcgicrlmNS-
uorlblage5 fort.
GiueW onort Trieocn@-
@onierCn3 in &opeH-
bageM
&ouOom II. 9e5embcr. - Gin
Correspondent Der o9ailp Woil" 5G
&openbogeu mill crio6reu baben ooB
Der auiier 6ruu3 &oiepb pom Seltrcih
il n0titeu 6riibjabr nah &opeubu
gen tommen miro, NM al elmer inter
nattonalen 6rie0enS Gonfercn5 Der
Wonord)eu tbeil5une6men. G5or 9ti-
fnloltS uno &0ni9 Golporo ipllen be-
reitS ibr Griheinen Ueriprod)en bobeL
uno oltd aoiier @ilbelm miro errpor.
tet.
Der 8recnGs @opuors6olL
2on0on, t6. Qe5cmbcr. - Ser
NppcQ Der Ser. Stonten oegcn Ole
GntI6ciOula OeS &rou0ridtc9 in
Gilebec in ocm Sale BON Greene lulO
@npnor fam bclltc inn @cbcimen Rotb
5lrr Sprnhc. Cir G0por0 Glurfc
ser 5u.ionmcu nit Ionulo N}ocnlo
Itcr bon Moutreol Die Ser. StuutclI
oertritt, er0finete Die 8crothunQ nit
elmer 0orlCgung oc9 bctomntcn Sod).
~UerbnItcS.
is iino jCBt mcbr, ais fiini Sabre
lett @rccnc mo @npnor, lucldc nit
Nbcrlin %. Garter an Dem Suuun
nab-Hib Goutroft bctbciliQt purCll,
uud Gono0u ilobcn mo lid IN
Wontreol nieOcrlieBen. Garter muroc
81 flint &obrCn @ef0ngniB ucrurtbeilt
mnO Die Ser. Stoutcn uCrlulgtcn bic
NuSliciCrlulN pom Nrccnc mo WQus
nor. MIS- non Der WontrColcr Nll3z
licierm0S-Gommiiiion Die bctrciienoc
Srore ollsgeltellt miroe, iIobcn beioc
WGnner ocu ct. 2omrence Gilumtcr
nod Quebec. Die Der. Stouten Nc-
mnten iebten ibnen nnd), iiugcn tic
in Quebec nod) elmer biBigen mo Orns
motiiden &criolgllng Elm rnO broh-
ten lie nnh WfontreoI 5llriid.
Die in Mtontreol ml9gcitcIlte Srorc
6otte bod iiir Quebec feline @iiltiQteit,
mo e5 mltroc b%ebalptct, DOB Die umc.
ritoniideu 9eamteu lire &oQmaft
iiberidritten bGtten. Gem @%efGn0nib.
0irettor IN WontreoI mltroe bon ci.
mem Guebecer Goli5eiridtcr Gin so
eos Corpus eiebl 5ugeltellt. @rccnc
mo 8apnor mlrroen no6 Giebcc 5us
riidgebrad)t mo nod lanGer Hed)t9z
Gontroperle erbielten lie Die 6rcibcit
inncrbolb 0e9 @ebictes Ger Yropin5
Guebcc. Die Teigerlng Scr Ser.
Staaten nppeQirte Qc9en 0ieie Gut
ifciolng an oen @ebeimeu Hutb bon
Gnglnno, Den b0fiten @crift0boi in
0iClGm San0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
SdIiffsunh,rid,tri.

Nems Dort, IS. 0e5enlbcr. -
Ter 0ampfer ,9ouic" bon 2~ipcrpool
iii uohoWtmitou 2onoon bier onac-
tommcn.
2toerpoOL 10. Geiem6cr. =
Der Compiler pGorniibmol," lit bon
bier nad 4ortlono obgefobren.
2i5orb, 16. Ge5ember. - Ger
9ompfcr .StoteuounL bon 0eus
Dort nod 9ouIoQnc rno Rotteroom
beitimmt, poiiirtc bier.
2iperpoOL 10. GcSember. -
a%ngefommen lit bier Der Sunrpier
rSoperforo" BON E~bilooeIpbia pia
Queenstown.
@reenod, 10. 9e5ember. -
Scr 0ampfer Siberian" bon Y6i.
looelpbio lit bon Glasgow bier on.
gefommen.
9unnet Seao, t6. 0e5ember.
- EaiIirt: 0ampfer "9eaig Slop,"
BON Nelu.yort nod Gb~riitioniono II.
Copenhagen beitin1mt.
Bonita sci SABA, Is. 9esem-
Der. - Ter 9ompfer .Homunic,"
bon Bolton nof NeopeI rnh @enuo
beitimmt, poiiirte bier.
0oper, is. 0e5ember. Ser
Gompier "Geutihluno" bon Sont-
burg lit bon bier nod Mep. Oorf pia
G%berbourg obgefabren.
Die Sogo5eit in Muine III iett
o%beelauIen. 9ie 3abl Der Yerionen,
Die fpabreno berieIben ouf Der Soao
tootlite Sdubnunben oopon triiaen,
lit eli. Die 3obI Der 5iir Strede ae-
braf)ten Sbiere fleiner, oils i'm @or.
iobre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

Taie! Battle!
smr @eiie ms Inslanb beiurst 6.
Saline, 0r. All, ct. Tanl.S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

u III erlf0ncr bel III IS y II.
u pm nj, t6. 9c5entbcr. - Gr56ii6oI
grlrdeii BON Wontreul ipurOe bette
bonn Bopit Tilta i'm S%bron5immcr
OeS Gatifans empfongen mo i~tcltc
ibm cine In5ubl tral1snilnntiider &o'
tboliten Dor, %oarunter SRI. SaIhe,
reait, 9tid)te oeS p%eritorbenen 8oroi-
nails Soldereuu bon Canada, loluic
Die Camille bes Srn. Spipnro Wfltnif.
bitpien aus Baltimore. Der Eoplt
bate Elm freunbli6es gsort fir ieoen
ein5elnen Der 9eiuder rno ertbeilte
linen ieinen Segen.
EopIt Sins leioet luieoer an Der
8id)t uno birft etipaS bei'm 8ebeir.
&eporuturen nngeoronet +.
Hpln, Is. Sesember. - Die He'
gierung bot Die iofprtige gusfiibrnne
Der oils oringlid lptbpenoig empfob'
lenen Heporatureu an Der 81. Wfnr'
fus-aatbeorale 5u &eneoig nngeoro'
net. Iitd bat tie befoblen, lilies ST
tbitn, mas notbfuenoig lit, INN irgeno
fpelhen Shaoen in DER 9aiiIifa Der
Teters'airfe 81 Hont 5u perbiiten.
9 porien's neues &obtnet.
Maorio, Is. SeSember. - So
mig Tlfonio bot benz fofgenoen, neu-
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-11-17
JAPANESE MISSIONS
What a Russian Writer Says on the
Subject

Boston Herald"
According to NJ. de Wesselitsky, Japan
is utilizing tis surplus of trained in
teligence and devoted loyalty in mia-
sionary propaganda of her political ideas
throughout all Asia. For example, young
men of the richest and most highly
educated families are found In abund-
ance ready to 90 to China, and, in Can =
ton, accept the most menial employment
in order to mingle with the lowest classes,
master the local dialect and familiarize
themselves with the manners and ideas Of
that part of the country. Then, after a
longer or shorter stay, they betake them
selves to Pekin, where easily enough they
pass for southern Chinese, make them
selves members of secret societies, write
for the papers and carry on an active
propaganda in favor of Japanese ideas.
Equally in Siam is Japan pursuing SINH
lar role in higher quarters. Two Japa-
nese magistrates have been appointed
legal counsellors of the King; japanese
military officers are remodelling the
Siamese army; great concessions have
been granted to japanese merchants; a
school of higher education and a branch
Of the Pan.Asiatic Society have been
inaugurated.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-11-17
SPOTTS BROS.
PROPRIETORS
Little Grocery Store
Around the Corner

Russia can no more admit of inter-
ference than Great Britain could in the
Transvaal, or than could the United States
in her war with Spain. Where the pre-
stige of country is at stake, all other con-
siderations are and must be put aside.
Some people may think that financial
difficulties will influence Russia to end
hostilities. Such an opinion is based on
the false assumption CT Russiss financial
resources. There is no doubt whatever
that Russia, whose annual income exceeds
one milliard Of dollars cannot be influene-
ed in her attitude toward the outcome Of
the war by the amount of war expendi-
lures. Is it not altogether out of the
question that Russian, who did not ex-
pect war, should, in the moment when
she has modified her army and is sending
corps after corps in fighting readiness to
the Far East, suddenly call a halt Of
hostilities, particularly after she has for
nearly year, without any difficulty or re-
course to extraordinary measures, been
able to carry the extra expense?"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-11-17
ANGLOFRENCH PACT RATIFIED.
DeIcasse Scores Notable Triumph In
French Chamber of Deputies.

Paris, November 12.-Foreign Minister
Delcasse secured a notable triumph to-
night, when the Chamber of Deputies, by
an overwhelming majority, ratified the
Anglo French colonial treaty and at the
same time gave parliamentary approval of
bis policy of reapproachment between
France and Great Britain. The vote
closed ten days debate. Surcouf IRE
publican) urged M. Delcasse to reopen ne.
gotiations for the purpose of getting for
the French fishermen the same rights for
the free purchase of bait as enjoyed by
America. M. Delcasse resisted the re-
quest for a renewal of the negotiations and
a resolution of M. Archdeacon National
ist), condemning the treaty, was defeated
by 335 to 60 votes. The resolution ap-
proving M. Delcasse's declarations was
adopted by 1876 ayes to "a noes. The
treaty was then ratified by 443 to los
votes The new treaty with Siam was
also ratified.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-11-17
KUROKI IS
REPORTED DEAD
Was Killed October 4th at LiaO Yang
by Splinter Of a She'll.
FnMMLNn nJUpN mn NnnTU
COMMAND GIVEN TO HODzU
Bedy of Slain General has Been Sent Home
= japanese Attack Village of Wuchang
but are Repulsed-nO News From
Port Arthur.

Moscow, Nov. l2.-Nemrovich Dan
chenko, the well known Russian war cor
respondent Of the Associated Press, tele.
graphing from Mukden, under today's
date, says the reports of the death cf
General Kuroki are confirmed. Accord
ing to his version, the splinter of shell
struck General Kuroki, tearing out por-
ton Of breast He died October 4th, at
Lao Yang, and hls body was sent to
Japan. A rumor persistenty circulated
that kinsman of the Mikado, Siaosanai,
literally Little Third Prince" has been
appointed to succeed General Kuroki, but
the actual command Of the army has been
entrusted to General Nodzu.
"For the last five weeks" says Dan
chenko, 1--WE have practically not adyanc-
ed at any point on the whole southwestern
front, even few versts further than we
stood on October 5th. On the contrary
we at several places have been Obliged to
retreat several versts but the present line
of defenses must be considered permanent
in view of the strong Notifications con-
structed. The Japanese position at sever
al points are only 100 PAGES distant from
ours and must be considered to be def
nitely occupied by the enemy.
"The latters Notifications are acknow-
ledged by all competent persons to be
skilfully constructed. Their trenches in
many places are 60 cleverly concealed as
not to be noticeable short distance away.
the earth removed being carefully thrown
in front of the trenches. The general
position causes a great tension on both
sides.
Alarming news has been received from
Port Arthur, but the absence of reports
during the last few days makes it evident
that the movement of one of the Russian
armies will be dependent on the course of
events there.
"On November llth scouts on our
right flank attempted to pierce the line of
the japanese Notifications but were met
with stubborn resistance and finding the |
enemy strongly reinforced, retired"
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Richmond Times Dispatch.
SCHLOSS BROS. g. 90,
Correct Clothes Makers.


This is a slander upon the Ninth Dis
trict. The idea of enough men being
purchased in the district to give the splen.
majority of four thousand is not only
ridiculous but silly. The "slush fund"
that did the work for Mr.. Wysor was dis
gust for the Virginia Democracy. That
disgust was caused by its brazen violation
of the pledges it made in connection with
the making of new constitution. While
Mr.. Wysor had objected to the procla-
nation of the constitution, like Governor
Montague and Senator Daniel, he ac-
qulesced in the bad faith of bis party and
defended the iniquitous workings of the
new suffrage law in way that provoked
the resentment of the white voters of the
district.
Then, the great wave of progressive
Americanism which went sweeping over
the continent on the 8,h inst. found a
vast majority of the people of this district
in sympathy with the large policies of the
Republican party and the Administration
of President Roosevelt. Our people were
resolved to stand no longer with the solid
and stolid South against everything that
is for the material interest of our section.
They were imbued With the same National
spirit that broke the "Solid South" when
Missouri wheeled into line with the Re-
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-11-17
Ten Killed and Thirty Injured

Warsaw, Nov. l4.-The anti-war demon
strations of the past fortnight, in connec-
ton with the mobilization of reservists,
eliminated today in a disturbance in
Grlbni Square, necessitating the calling
out of troops, who fred, killing ten and
wounding thirty-one persons, Two OF
those killed were policemen.
There have been three previous out
breaks in the course of two weeks, work.
men raising the red flag and attempting to
parade. Each time they we're dispersed,
and twice the police fired, several on both
sides being wounded, but today the troops
were called out, resulting in the killing
and wounding above stated.