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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
zrAn EsvArE-c1rx-roK SALE.

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
DO you realize that the growing city Of san
Ocean Beach?
Astounding prices will be obtained for lots
fronting the ocean in near future.
We offer the only graded lots fronting right
on boulevard ocean and park.
$3.50 to slooO-UnObstructed ocean and park
view: Lots on easy terms. None like
our low prices and terms. Don't
miss this opportunity see
them day.
500 TO $s5O-Near park and ocean; So monthly
&c. of car at our oceanside Branch Office on
corner H St and 4Tth ave, open daily
and Sunday.
$500 TO s11oo-choicest Sunset and Richmond
lots. On instauments
500 10 s4oo-LeveI Excelsior Homestead lots.
near cars: So monthly
$3.50 to S3oco-Modern cottages in Sunset.
Richmond Oceanside and Mission;
easy terms.
sol, GETZ & SON. Owners and Dealers.
Room 54. fourth floor. Chronicle bldg
S30Oo-7-ROOM house; lot 25x110 Richmond
District; all modern improvements; street
graded and severed; this is a bargain. J.
". JAQUITH & CO., 1872 Market St, r 40.
FOR sale-3 colonial houses rooms. bath
and basement beautifully finished. up 10
date and sunny; east side of Tenth ave, near
] st. Sunset Halleit & Gee. premises
A $1,000 HOME built to suit you lc included,
any location. 81 25 per week. Mutual
Home Building Association. 427 Crossley bid
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE.
IOMlTA PARR-On line Of San Mateo electrio
cars As minutes from Fifth and Market sts. I;
OUTSIDE the fog belt and just beyond where
the s. p Co.'S bay shore ''cuton' will join
he main line; 50-foot lots from $400 up;
terms only $40 down and $40 month; sewer
and water pipes in front OF every lot; pure
artesan well water; 175 lots sold since
August I; an exceptional opportunity TO Sc
cure a lot in this desirable section; take the
electric cars and get on at ''LOMITA
PARK and investigate; maps sent on ap-
picaton-
sELBY. RODGERS & CO..
Tel Main 6T3 116 California st.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

ONLY A FEW LEFT.
. :.. 81 25 PER WEEK
- - NO INTEREST.
= choicest lots fH the Excelsior Homestead
: Tract. level as billiard table; on street
r. grade: close 10 fine school; not far from the
. Nission-st electric cars; secure one an
Investment and by the time IL is paid for 1t
= will have doubled in value the way prices
have: advanced during the past year; buy
now before prices become prehibitiVe in this
rapidly growing section.
". J. WHITE.
20 Montgomery ST.. r. s. Phone Main 5704.
Sl600--NEW cottage, r.&b.s30s China; terms.
s130O--Cottage 3 rooms; $500 Folsom St
. S22oo-f0-rm house: 800 Bennington: terms
= $100Q-Corner lot; Sanchez & Palmer; terms
.. COFFIN. 252S Mission ST. near 21st.
ALI; work guaranteed nrst class by ALL
. BACH & MAYER. plumbers. S36 Howard st
Real EsTATE-coUNTEY--rOr Sale.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

SALE OF exchange for city property; sacrifice;
I53 acres Napa Co.; 90 acres in cultivation:
fruit vines and grain; fully equipped and
ray;ng: beautiful place: gentleman's home
SEADBURNE, z05 Montgomery ST.
ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS.
Send postal Tor catalogues OF the best land
bargains in California. c. N. WOOSTER CO..
CAS- Market St
$4,000 WILL secure a large tract OF land that
is worth four times the amount asked must
be sold before November l: chance 10 make
fortune; positively no risk. Box 2702. Call
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
SOCIAL.

SOCIAL.
TROLLEY parties. clubs. fraternities, look
here: chance to make merry; coy dance
hall and dinners to suit any purse at Ivy
Gardens. Ocean Beach terminal of electric
car lines. Make arrangements at room 211.
Muirhead building, Market and Larkin SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02
rrAL rsrArE-crrY-roR SALE.

~ ORDER OF WILLIAM J. DINGEE. ESQ.
Administrator Of the Estate OF
- AININZA HAYWARD deceased
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

O'BRlEN-ln Martinez. October 80. 1904,
Joseph F., beloved son of Jane and the late
Emund OBrien and brother of John r.
Morgan ". Paul p Cecilia and the late
aged "a years months and days
DThe funeral viii take place to-day
ednssdays9s ss at gse m from his late
Howard and Mission thence to st. Ignatius
. Church. where q requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose OF his soul at 10
a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
REID-In this city. November l. 1904 John
Reid, beloved husband of Mary Reid. and
father of Andrew j.. William j.. Margaret
Dragheda. County Meath. Ireland. aged 81
years. CTuckahoe. N Y. and Hoboken. N.
GNotice of funeral hereafter Remains
at his late residence 521 Seventh street.
In this city. October IS. 1904 at he
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Bernard
Faymonville. Laura Dodge Ries. Canton
and Ogdensburg. N. Y. papers please copy-)
OFuneral and interment private.
ROACH-In this city, October 81. 1904. Mary
N. Roach native of County Kilkenny Ire
land, aged s. years. Virginia City. New.
GThe funeral will take place to-day
Wednesday at $50 m from gG7 the MI9,dn par
street. thence to St. Joseph's Church. where
a requiem high mass will be celebrated for
the repose OF her soul at 10 a. m. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
ROCKwOOD-W. Scott lockwood. OF
Louise lockwood. born September p 1883
at Lexington. KY. died october 3l.s 1904. al
5OSA Franklin street aged 16 years 1 month
and 10 days louisville. KY, papers please
copy.)
UyFriends and acquaintances respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
wednesday, at 1 p. m. from the parlors Of
Halsted & Co., 946 Mission street. Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
RONEY-In this city. October 81, 1901, Ed
ward beloved husband of Mary Roney and
father of Nancy and Mary Roney Mrs J.
Doherty, Mrs a. E. Brooking and Mrs. +.
c. Crosby, native of Ireland.
UThe funeral will take place to-day
"wednesday at 9:30 a. m. from his late
residence 213S Pierce street thence to St
Domnic's Church where a requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of his
soul at 10 a. m Interment private Holy
Cross Cemetery.
ZANDER-In San Jose November / 1904. W.
r. Zander. native OF San Francisco aged
20 years.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-02

DO you realize that the growing city OF Sa
Francisco has only small area of
Ocean Beach?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26
3aOium.
st ulDitiIf Wietal.

Oct er life fad marfeligt. ftrioer
Oct M Qar6unbrebe". al bet StoI,
bbis Nabn itadr ooer bisIe 9inier.
BAR bdtt OpmarfTombeb, ogfda uben
for 5piifernes oa aemiternes arebs.
Def er bel fsrit Oe fremmeIt De eno.
M bog ret faa 5orisg paa oeb beta
5ielp at angri6e &reft, Der bar bot
Snteresfe, men Ielb ON bisie life bar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26
Sn1crtcr
FRA inflammatorilt Hbenmatisme.
GilOe bape 0rGbt Oor Con.
Or. 0iiles' Slnti Yaiu @ias rrO'
0e0e BAN.
6ra inilammatorilf G6cnmatisme.

ri begpnote at bruce 9r. Wtile's 9eruez oa iotr
Bills Tor lets War itOeil. 9Riu @uitrll baobe Scoers
i1ge, og Ell glabo gap 6eabe al 3eres peUer 9iler inn
8rpue. b%porefter vi tobte en- 5faife al oen, % min
9nitrn bruqte Dem. til bun por %belbreOet. Sioeu Oo
bar lea lea brngt BEN % mao Jig, at iea bar oloria
bruat andre Hiner, Der 9ab iaa itor 6ilireositilleIie
ON oi6ie. vi brngte o9iaa Or. miles @nti 8ain
@ias mfb itgrfte 5ilireositileie. 8or Gun haooe or
re aar ioeu tnilamnotoriit @iat. ran leo iaa meaet.
al ie9 tror. at bpis hi itfe babe 9ipet BAN 8r. Niile's
anti pain @iss, ber bjalp bunl nRiteH pleblitteli9'
piloe ban rGret 8pOen DIS. 3eg er attn glao peo en-
beer qeili9beo I'll at roie Or. Niile's e%Ggemiblel"
9ames Gperett, Alton. 81.
q3ea par ploaet meb 9ielral9io War bis og ianbt
insen raria einoring, Ter ie8 brlgte 5r Ntile's aHtl
4ain Bills. &c er en- litter sur for p%oueopine o9
@iatinrttee. Gaonu NiorBee anbeialeOe ie8 bem til
en- @en MOB italt popeopine OF epbct Al en- boIo
Zine Tom ban imilenoe tilbHge. 0oUeopinen par
borte. vi bruger Dem 5amilteu o9 inner Dem M
mGtfebe for DC toinoell le Wteolemmrr. Steoets bpIe
Seliggenbeo aer benz meaet neroeie. &eoitsnooer
flyer. at ieg ital forteae II. Utiles. at bar bet lite ior
Qnti 9ain gtas. iom bun taaer al % til, iaa tnroe
bun iffe DO Der y y. Morris. 0elenn. Dtuntona.
Vile Apotefere ipl9er % garanterer ben iprite 5lalfe
al d. Uiles Y@gemi0ler. StrlD efter III 0Ua ON
%Jieroeitiet og 0ferteinanonlnte Aoresier
Dir Miles Medical Co, EIhart Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26

paa mango Mdaber Iigner en- 9amb.
eler gnftart; ben ubbriees Itprfet,
ira Hdoiet, naar bet opbarmes, min
Ore lt9rtt, naar bet aftgles. 0ennt
Qoltremntn9 fan 6ringe oisfe Qeaez
iller, lom zen letter fig pda, til al
uotenbe ct ipagt Chs; oens Qei Qen.
nem aer fan oerfor les, naar man
er I ct mgrtt 89relle. Wlan bar
preoet at 6e6dnble ben pad nqitea
ale mulige Maaber, beo S~p6ebnino,
oeo at ldbe ben gda igennem en-
0tdsle 0 rffeliqe temiffe 8pbIfer,
men intet at alt bette itdnbIer ben.
oot5 ben er en- 9uftdrt, maa bet
oertor bare en-, Der npoig for6inoer
llg meo andre. Senbe8 ben oennem
R0r, Der 6olbes offeIebe til to 6unz
oreoe @raOer, itdnbies ben, "a man
tan paQ Rpret5 2D8ning Ie, at cen
llooer / ben Def al agret, Der er /
let toloe; beo Spbarming at Rgret
tommer ben les igen. Den er
frcos alt bette til Steoe / iaa fmaa
V}9nQoer, at bet biotil life bar be-
tet muligt at paaDiie,at ben beier noqet.
Gnonu mac omtales bet, Der me-
ten er bet melt f~orbabien0e: Ra6iz
nms @bne til pebblibenoe at ubs
@itraole 9arme. @arme er en- Horm
AZ, brad ri tdloer Gner9i, b. e. ben
tan uof9re Nr6ejOe. 6unbrebaarig
obretobt Grfaring bar lert Mennez
ifebeoen, at Gnergi bar lart Menne=
at ben Iamme Gner9im9ngoe for
lbtn0er dnOet Steos; og nu biier
bet li8 pluofeli9, at en- 5emteoeis
8bint Stadium / en- 5ime uoItraaler
Ell operoroentlig Itor garmemqnQec,
uben at Ri, Iom hi er ngbt til beb
Dor Slo caer bort Chs, ma Qibe oct
@nergi / 5orm al gr9nbIel, G(eftriz
eitet eller dnoet. Oct er life, foroi
rlogen tror, at bet er ,3roloeri" B..
b. +, at no9en mener, at benne
Gnergt opitdar, uben at Der iumtiz
zig forIbinber en- onben @nerQim9nQs
De, men S%psrgsmdalet er Blot Def
meget bdnitelige; 6bor fer bet2 Ser
paa iodres Der foriteQiQt; be flefte
iiGr Rut6erforb - fgQer @urias
gen / en- itaoig Omoannelie at ia
6iet ielo, Iom man mener at funne
Tpore; andre. fom {. Cts. Mune,
@urie, Ipger Qariagsn / Ra6iets
ebne til at optage % omoanne Bio
til utenbte Strdaler / uniberIet. 81
ter be 5ordnoringer. man bar funz
net ipore, oif en- 6emtebels &bint
Raotum tunne pe%Oli9e6oloe i'm Dirt
Iem6eo / Here 3uiinoe Oar % / Den
lib uo0itle en- ipimlenbe Gnerqls
mpngoe. Oct er ct afminoeliQt
5Gnomen / Rdturen, at 8armemqnqz
Der opitaar pad @runo at femife
8rocesier. Gu Oiier bet fig for be
hiotil unoerIeate Stofer, at femiife
Broces Ier 66rer op peo Temperatures
omtring minus $50 @r. g., % dltf1a
cp6erer ogiaa De Observation-Disclosures
Der leoIa9er Dem. @abiets Gbne til
At uoDitle 8arme 6liper berimob
indre'it It0rre oeo minus $50 @r.
Is. Qltiaa fan bet lite bare en- te-
milf 9irtIom6eb at I~qbbdnliq Dirt,
Ger er Stplo i 8armens Spftaaen.
5or 4lmen6eben moa Stadium
enonu Itao JON ct gaaoefulbt. ct iafs
font Metal. Ogfad 8ibenita6en be
reoer bet itabig fore Oberraifelfer;
bet er ct al bort @arbunbrebes iterz
tie 8iounoere, og bet bill bare en-
Stuno, inben man tilfutbe er flar
ooer bets bemmeligbebsful0e 89Ien
% Ggenituber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26
Gratis for svage Mand!
EIektrisk Battle frit.
bet kraftigste Bette Verden.

For at avertere voreJe ely Electric Belts
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Dette er e. nobet 1ilbud af ct solidt Fir
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Mangl-r De Livskraft. er tract OK ned
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Likely TO ACCEPT.
Or. Hening Will Probably IN
der+al,e Coordination Work.

Further stems In the formation OF plans
for the co-ordinat ton of the Baptist
schools and colleges of the State were
taken at conference of members OF
tire Education Commission held during
tha morning and afternoon yesterday III
this city. .,ta
Raw. DIR. b. cabeI fleming of Bristol,
will accept the position Of agent OF the
commission, Of which he Is q member.
Mr.. iening was in the city Yesterday.
and though the condition of his vile.
who has been i'll for some time, makes
impossible for him to come TO a decision
at this time, 1t was autncritatively stated
after the conference that there Is reason
to believe he will accept.
The office will be q permanent and
very important one. DR. Hening VIII r.
sign his Bristol church and will establish
his headquarters In Richmond, where ne
was once pastor,
As soon as he Is settled n campaign
will be begun in the State and an eliort
will be made TO raise $1,000 with Which
20 relieve the Indebtedness In some OF the
schools and to accomplish other purposes.
Dr Hening will also visit the. various
schools that have signited desire 70
enter the proposed league, confer VIII
the trustees thereof and report as 70
their needs. prospects and 80 on.
DIR. Charles n. Ryland read a paper
yesterday from the board OF trustees , oi
Richmond College. conveying their cornlai
greetings and assuring the commission, ot
their fraternal interest In tho work, ne
paper further announced the appointment
of committee from the board OF trns.
tees to consider and report at the next
annual meeting some practical method or
co opera ton by the colleges in TINS WorR, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

bon Joan emesart, Miss !feen whit Il
Meet Me- .,swes.heart gtreabboE)i Miss Mary
Peasloy; sweet Violet tSplndler,i Miss 1tnce
Haynes: qalop tsttauss) Miss Annie Kr Yer
Nannip Allen: Goquettlsh snile tEngleinann).
Miss Matte Nell Catnenl end Mrs.. Bollinsi
btrne; Polka (Ascher), Master Harry iinci,-
mai, and Mira boiling Galop Trtumpiial tBoii.
.WaIlerAsinj Miss ahsppei ana a., sns; i,
Ngst,rns Isanss, M,ss 5iia hsIson .tz,
n ishea Woodhh: Under thu Leaves !Tht9,n i,,,,
MisB Er!na f1lnchinan; March Bri!!ante thun.
keD, Miss airline Leconey ard Mr. BOILING;
teiude !chopn parearos !Msnastissohh S
zurkn do Concert (Bohin). Miss Nina Cans
Eocturne c(teybacl), Miss chester Woodtn;
Waltz, Or, ~, No. tChopinl, Menuet , Gcls.
Noctiirle (Doher), Caprice Polka Brillante
tGotttchalk), Miss Ethel roone; Negotiation
tGodefroitD. Mr.. William pearman; Nocturle
Reigolnnnn). Mnnzanillo tIsobyn). Niles Car
yn Nachi,ani Album i,lattsr SBee,hNS,yefII.
WSSadnf 'hfsdsf INC bilacs SHoiiins,. MIss
Molle Lucy. Ny Regiment March I AnschutzJ.
Minister Winston Boiling and Mr. Bolllng;
ojos Criollos Occasionally, Miss Mhudo Davis
md Mr.. Boiling; Dlnah Shndd dedicated to
Winston Bolling), tI3olllng), Moonlight on the
James (yalse Brillante), tI3ollng), MIR. Boiling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
GOVERNOR
ISNOUIv|DED|:.
General Bobrikoff Chief Exccu-
tive Of Finland, Shot by
Assassin.
5AssAlLANT KILLS HIMSELF ). :.
Was Attacked at Entrance Of
Senate at fIelsingfarro--Vic-
tim in Dying Condition.
lnx Asaoclated I,ress.l

. X fT .U- v
ST. PETERSBURG. Juno 16--6:l6 r. NJ.
General I3obrIkoff governor. general OF
FINLAND, waa shot and mortally wounded
et II o'clock this morning at the entrance
to the Finnish senate ut Hclsingfors.
The assassin, n man named Schaumaiifr
and a son Of Senator schatlmann, imme-
diatcly committed suicide. i'f
Bobrikoff was shot In the stomach and
neck. He is being brought to st Peters.
burg In a dying condition.
The attack is nscrlbed to Finnish pr
tr,otism Schaumas1n Is believed to be n
member OF what Is known az the Finnish
patriotic party.
a General Count Bobrlkoff, WHO was APP
pointed encouragement Of Finland N
1893, made himself very unpopular by his
severe measures against the press OF Fin
land. and the stern manner in which he
followed out the policy OF Russia. towards
The Firms. This led to serious rlottng AT
Jfelsiligfora In 1902 which was SUPPRESS
ed by Ltossacka.
Tho last recorded act Of General Bo.
brikoff was in March of this year. when
no Issued proclamation forbidding the
people to darkcn their windows at "un-
usual hours People who chose to go TO
bed before 10 o'clock at night were sub
iect 10 heavy fines. This step YVES due
10 the neglect OF the Films TO illuminate
their houses IN honor Of the beginning 81
the war with Japan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
THERUSS|ANGENERAL
IMPORTS B|G.LQSSES
Continued From First Page)

Japanese commanders made specific
charges Of this flag Violation.
Early estimates OF thu Japanese losses
at Teilssi say that 1000 men were Kill
+ ed or wounded.
Tho JAPANESE attacking forca was d.
vided into right and left columns and
began the advance on Tuesday along
both sides Of the railroad They encoin-
tered the Russians east OF Vafandiell and
drove them back. AT a late hour in the
afternoon the Russians held a line be-
tween Ting Wang TlAo and Ia Fang
sShen The Japanese artillery opened on
this line and tho Russians responded. The
Smelling continued twelve hours. and II
was followed by the advance of the jap
anese line to a position extending from
Lung CHA Tung to Yu-Hotan. Dark
ness put an end to the fighting. The Jap
aese dispatched a column to the west
ward toward Fuchau for the purpose OF
covering the Russian right wing and to
protect their left and rear.
During the night 1t became apparent
that the Russians were being reinforced
and 1t was decided to make a general at
tack In the morning and force the Rus
SLAMS into q defile back of relissu.
When morning came. 1t was discov-
cred that the Russians held line ex-
tending from Ta-Fang-Sneh 70 Shehs
Tsu Shan, with a force estimated at more
than two divisions
I The Japanese planned to envelop tho
Russians near Telissu, and they sue sue
ceeded admirably.
While tho main Japanese force was
moving north along the railroad columns
were swung to the left and to the right
and finally converged at noon on the
main Russian position. The Russians IN
this position were at disadvantage. but
they held 1t with determination until
o'clock in the afternoon At this hour
they were routed. The Japanese cavalry
continued to pursue the enemy and prob
ably inflicted severe punishment.
The Japanese commander makes no es-
innate of the Russian losses, but says
they are probably great
Among the Russian officers captured
by the Japanese is the colonel Of the
Fourth Regiment OF Rifles.
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WON THE PRIZES.
Master William Gilman Writes
Best Essay.

one Of the pleasing features OF tho
High school commencement Wed a. q
night was the presentation BY captain
Carlton Mccarthy of A $40 gold piece.
awarded By the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society for the best essay writ
ten BY a grammar school student. The
winner vii was Master William Gilman. His
subject, 1.-THE Devotion of the Women OF
=. Announcement of scholarships was made
Miss ISL Lorena Mason, Randolph-Macon
j. Brockenbrough Woodward. Jr. Rich
' Edwin Whitman Jr, University of yir-
Louis Schroeder, Washington and Lee.
George Brothers, Lehigh University,
Tho following pupils won Rosemary L.
IOrena Boyd Mason, Post Graduate A..
Louie Doggett Fitzgerald, Post Grad
J.. peterborough woodward, Jr,, se-
Susie Hlx. Senior B.
Sadie HIeellstern and Branch sutherlaha.
Dorothy Hartlng and Marguerite VETS
tger, intermediates 3.
Mary Traylor, Junior A.
Laurie Sutherland, Junior 3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

4 AMHERST. VA. June Ex-senator and Mrs.
Bland Mass!e. OF Nelson county. have announced
the marriage OF their eldest daughter, A.tss
Josie. to Or, Dunlap at West Virginia. which
Masste's Mills i on June s1 ilns'a' sAu''A -
Y BoYDToN. VA.--Mr John e. Roberts. a
Of this place was taken
way to his farm. a few miles above that
town: MI: Roberts WAS very sick. all night,
u. Shepherd was admitted to probate In tie
Corporation Court to-day, Daniel a. OVERLY
qualified as admlnis.rat,oor. with bond Of
sold and the proceeds divided eually between
her two grandchll dren-William u. overbey
and John z, overhey, who is minar.
! FREDERICKSBURG, WA company,
backed By dighty-odd coored churches in the
District OF Columbia. has purchased the
steamer Moseey 10 run on the Potomac River
Somerset Beach and Lower Cedar Point as
place for plcniGs 1. and summer outngs;
: He HEATHssN s,l mA,-,on the Wleom:co
oyster This is said 10 be- the largest ss pea ar
HEHERRIN VA-The Lunenburg Telephone
Company has extended It's lines to Keysvills,
where y VIII connect With the Charlotte com
extension 70 Blackstone VIII he commenced
ina few weeks AVIS -.
four, thousand, seven hundred and eighty i1t,;
marks about $4,000 was turned loose to-day
among the sailors of the German cruiser
squadron. now here for repairs. and the mel.
merchants The Gazelle is expected to leave
in a day or SO for, Germany.
ORANGE, VA,--About twenty homins
pigeons ware liberated hero this morning 10
fly to Hoyoke. Mass. a distance of four
hundred miles. This winds up the spring flying
t'I Rox .S WA--Ths residence on the farm
of the late pr. ", a Pearman, now owned
by western man, was destroyed by fire
q day, or two ago, The dwelling, when was
q fine ono. with its contents was consumed.
The loss waE estimated at $1,000. with an
insurance OF only 5000,
! HSIIFFoIK. YA..--Burglars last nisht entered
'ths home Of Charles T. Jenkins. neSr Cars,
pile, va, ard stole $50 N curlTl,eH snd a
gold watch,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
POOR LIFE PEEsERvERs.
Cork Found to Have Pulverized,
Owing to Old Age.
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NEW YORK. June 1s snS g., the 81. tide
turned and began 70 1a 10 'I1 ha ahs ada
oas could made safsly to ne ,ss ses ,nas
siaaIyaor ri thia time. and the result was
that ii less than hslt IN hour twelve more
bodies were recovered OF tho beach ana on"
from the wreck Itself. XXI.
tic ss low sds 9nsh' wtsss y tSs
sIon,,r, onc of these bodies was that OF n
abo fer aoxss & Ar9rna
rovct,ngf Coroner q, German says he found
quantity q eq sbo ,,ss the r wS
hnr ,,fe Nv donnif,g preseryer and that
ii went TO pieces. When Coroner odorman
~ NAV 3,,sa this In fixing the blame for
death q .hs Sesn eo @hen e,e ssF oaas
M tha ire. preseryer. and had II been In
good condition she might have had chance
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Insurance companies hahohhs What 10 lcaieu
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