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The Washington times., 1904-06-19
HORSEHIDE RUDELY
PELTED ON NOSE
Cleveland and Washington
in Batting Clothes.
BUT WE LOST, AS USUAL
Blues Put 1t Over Washington Wrecks
to the Tune of
8 to 4.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June ls.-such a
humping and banging the horsehide
sphere had not had on the Cleveland
grounds this season as it got today. The
outhelders earned a weeks salary eacn
pelung around in the far corners Of
the lot. scraping up t~wo-baegcrs ard
Things that had shot by them with
tickets 10 the fence.
Up in a box with President somcrs. of
the Cleveland club. sat Ban johnson.
president OF the American League. Bon
had handed out an interview earlier IN
the day. stating that the FOUL strike
rulo had proven itself a nulslnce BY
aboishing batting, and that the Amer
lean League wOuld do away with IL
next winter. Just in a spirit Of con-
t%rariness perhaps. two OF Cleycland's
pitchers and one of W~ashingtOn's de-
Cided 70 show Ban that the rule "a
question was not of the slightest assIs.-
ancc 60 them. And they did.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
National League.
Eastern League.
ToDAYs GAMES.

American League.
Boston at Chicago.
Athletics at Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
National League.
Pi,tsburg at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
Joss Driven Out.

Long Addie Joss. who has been on
Cieveland's hospital list all summer.
was sent in to the slab TO fool the Sena-
tors. But for three innings they kept
up such a Gathering with their wagon
tongues that Addie was glad 10 seek
the seciuslon of the bench.
Eight hits were made of Bill Bern
hdrd. who succeeded Joss, but Bill
managed 70 keep them scattered so well
mat only one run resulted. As for the
unfortunate Mr.. Townsend. the Cleve-
ands gave him no peace. IN no inning
Old they fail to rap out at least one
hit. To many fans il looked az though
Donovan would have been wise to sub
stitute Jacobsen after Washington had
tied the score in the third inning, and
Bernhard had been substituted for Joss.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19
Cleveland Started Wen.

Cleveland's three runs in the first were
scored on four singles and two wild
pitches. With two on bases and W
out In the second. Drill and Mccormick
nipped an attempted double steal. A
Single. a double. a home run. another
double. and another single gave the
Napoleons their commanding lead in the
fourth. All these hits, except the first
single. came after two men were out.
Pitcher B~ernhard's double starting the
grand rally. Cleveland's only other run
came In the sixth, on a base on balls. a
force ont. and a two-bagger.
The Washington times., 1904-06-19

knew they could not win the game. and
that If they did it would not stand.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-03
Rnsko.

We ttvrtek min. tydne rano
kratce pied 10. nod. spachan byi
pnmovy atentat ma pfedniho caro-
va radce, 81. Plehve. Plehve byl
prave ma sve ceste k csrovi, kiyz
tu jakys misdy muz hodil pumn
pod ministrny kotar Tato s
hroznym tfeskotem vybucbls ns
mis.z zshils 81 Plehves ieho VOC.
ku a nekolik kolemstojicfch osob
mnoho jinych pax zranila.
Zprzva o tragickem skonu H.
Plehve dojala cara TAX, BE temef
opemocnel Utoenik jest pry nj.
rodnosti hnske, vzpfra Sc vsak
jmeno sve udsti. Pohfeb zsvraz-
dsneho ministra odbyvzn byl v
nedeli "a Geasti vseeh dvornfeh
Gfednikd a zastupcn vsech vlad.
Sam car S rodinou prvni krzeel "a
rskvi.
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Nedobytna pevnost.

Necht honosf Sc AngIitan6 svym
Gibraltarem a Rusove syYm Port
Auhurem. probIasujiee je "a pcv'
nosti nedobytne, my znsme mno.
hem lepsf pevnost, takovou, jake
svtt nedobude. Jest to zdravy .
silny narod, einny a ne1navny.
eisty a odyazny tim nepfemo-
zitelpy. TAX vyslovil Sc vynika
ifci yojevndce. Komu nedostava
Sc vlastnost tn vyjmenovanych,
tomu Trinerovo Leeive Hofke
Vino rychle je doda. Ono slabe
teIo, churave bezmocne promsni
v dokonalou pevnost; a buds.li
kszdy z mas podohnou pevnosti,
bude jiste nsrod mas narodem mel
vetsim. Tento lex pfedne kszdy
zsludek uvede do pofadku, take
mdze pfijimati iakoukoli p7travu
a spracovsti il. To ysicbni vine.
ze zdsrna sipnost zsludku jest ne
zbytnou podmfnkou fadneho zdrs
VI a ze leeice kteroukoli chorobu,
musime hlaynf zfetel obrsceti k
zaludku. We ysech chorobaeh, S
nimiz jest spojena nechut X iidlu
telesna slsbost, Trinerovo Leei-
ve Hotke Vino jest jedinym spo
lehlivym lekem; tsktez. kde cho.
roba jevf Sc yyrszksmi. vfedy.
skvrnsmi obliteji. v lekaroach.
los. Triner. 7ee SO. Ashland Az,
Chicago, Ills. Stafite Sc easti nssi
narodni pevnosti. budte zdrayymi
a silnymil
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Vystraha!

ctsne krsjany upozorhujeme, be
Sc posledni dobe udalo r0znym
specialization obliby nssich pro.
sIulych medicialnfch the vyuzit.
kovati a prodsvsti bezcenne the
"a nase, nejyyssimi vyznsmenanimi
pocteua leeivz the. We vlastnim
zsjmu utinf kazdy dobfe, kdyz phi
nakupovzni nssich the vsude toho
dbati bude, by kszdy bslicek byl
opatfen nAsi ochrannou znamkou
a firmou. Kdo vdbec chce m ii
naprostou iistotu. obiednzvej pFf-
mo. RICHARD SIMANOVSkY, !,
654 Scott ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
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Ct. ttsldfStVu k DOSOuZGl

CO psayil pfoslaly zdrsyo.nf
vsdator fsraf Kneipp y jedne
ze svych pFednasek zdrs-
votnictvfi
Uzfyal jsem medove vino po vice
jak 40 rokd jsem dplne pfesyed
Cen, ze kdyby misto jinebo yins
medoye Sc uzfvalo, bylo by TO
pro mnohe osoby velika vyhods,
&c zdravotnfch ohledd. Ono p1
sobi chladive, mirni vnitFnf hor
kost, podporuje travenf, vzbuzujic
a rozmnozujic stavy zsIudeeni,
eistf zsludek posiluje no, odstra-
fiuje phi tom latky skodlive a proto
tez 1einkuie pffznive ma krey,
sravy, nervy Gsuojf vymesoyscL
Detem rsdfm, by Sc dsyalo ma
lych daykaeh a leksFi by jej meIi
pfedplsovat nemoenym, neb jest
vino toto nejlepA a nejzdragejsi
silitel. v klAstefe uzivsli jsme jej
vzdy po obede a byli jsme dplne
zdravi. Piste ns
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skem opuAieno, ce snpe nancjyfs
p'ekyapilo, nehor sem hyl toho
minsni, ac Rusovc ' delosltclcr.
kem souhoii snstali sitesi
posledni WAX opous,tl Tseckian
o n, hodint, kdya Iaponci ia
mas,o homhafdovali, ale vadof
ieh palbe a ryehlcmu iich postu
pu, Rusove ustoupili dplnem
poiadku.
Ruske ztraty v tonic boji Sc
odhaduii ma 300 muao. Japonei
udayaji sve ztraty ma ia das,oini-
kosi36 musn zabityeh a ~ dd.
stolnikn 84s mutd ranenJch.
Temto ddsj0m japonskym uelze
yssk pfikIadati viry, jak vine &c
zkusenosti.
Cd Tatekiau pfeneseno dejiste
bitvy k Hsjeengu, kde az. eerven
ce zabit byl general Keller, fidief
obranu Fame pr1smyku proti po
stupu Japonc0v. General Keller
stal poblize baterie, na niz sou
stfedens byla neptatelska palba
tu pojednou rozprasknul granat
jedna stfepina zasahls kellera do
hlavy a TAX tezce ho zranila, ze
"a 40 minut zemfel.
General Keller jest prvni vyso-
KY ddstolnfk rusky, ktery ztratil
sv6j zivot We valce. On vidal Sc
sveho postaveni jako guverner
Jekaterinoslavi, ably mohl "a
ujmosti velenf We valce ztrata
jebo jest velice litovana.
Japonska pechota Itocila ma
ruske postavenf ma vysinach pro-
smyku bodakem, byla vsak s
ohromnymi ztratami odra4ena a
dve japonske baterie umlteny.
Japonci chteli phi 1toku provesti
sv0j obvykly trick kfiteli ma
ruske vojaky: ''nestfilejte, my
jsme pfatelel" lee tentokrate Sc
Jim to nezdaFilo a We zmatku uti-
kali spet.
Japonci druheh dne rama
obnoviii dtos a ,.ejsilnsji hua!i
proti vojsku generala Miscenky;
ruske baterie stffleIy tax zname-
mite, ze pfinutily japonska della
nekolikrate ku zmene posic. Ru
sove odrazili kazdy 1tok a udrzeIi
tra postavenf, co toto pfseme.
!. lejen ma Hsjteng, ale take ma
| .aojang Kuroki udefil a tax
dlouho tekana bitva zuff nynf
mezi nepfatelskymi armadami,
aneb jest jiz rozhodnuta, CO tuto
zpravu davame do tisku.
Bitva zstala japonskgm Itokem
ma Simunceng Kuroki sc svym
oddelenim podnikl Gtok ptimg,
kdezto general Oku snazi Sc ODE
jiti ruske postavenf, sby nepfftele
odfizl cd drahy.
General Kuroki, kterg jest
vrchnim yeliteIem armad 1toticfch
ma Kuropatkina, jest die vgroku
jeho synoyce, Josaka Osims, stu
na berlfnske technice,
polskeho phvodu. Otec jeho byl
prY polskym slechticem nazyyal
SC Kurowski. Ma smrtelne po
steli zapffsahsl pry otec sveho
syns, nynejsfho generals Kuroki.
ho, ably pomstil ma Rusku pfikofi
utinene Polsku.
Nejen cd Lisojangu, ale take II
Port Arthur rozvinul Sc zufivy
zzpas a ma pevnost chrlf Jsponci
re 400 oblehacfch del.
Oblehani fidi msrsal Oyama, ale
dosud nepfflis valnYm yysled
KEN.
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vyslesek sofemkoyt ieterie rsser
yaee ROSEBUD.

ysss Rosetps.
lsntctic sryee Sama satala "
odbyvati Y Chamberlain dne sS.
eetscneo. DO hnhnn vloAeno pies
100, 900 jmen ptihlasesn a prynI
den vytsleno bylo 900 jmen,
William Mccormick Laneas
ter okresD, Neb., voiin, byl tim
prsnim stss,nym, iehos imdnc
bylo vytateno bubnu a iemu
tedy pfipadne prvni syber domo'
why, ktery Sc cent na st5,ooo.
Mccormick ie AZ rokn star jest
vyslouzlcem &c spanelsko.amcri
eke valky, kdy slouail v druhem
dobrovolniokem pluku Nebrasky.
Byl propulsion q vojska tsbote
Miklejohn, Neb, dne al. fiina r.
1898. Mccormick byi do nedav.
ma We Washingtonu a pozemkovy
ednatel iei pfime, BE- sc nechal
tez registrovati, aekoli pravil, ze
newell We sve stesti.
Mccormick nem6ze byti male.
zen AMI Lincolnu, AMI Y okresu
Lancaster a die toho Sc soudi, BE
pFitomne tam nesidlf.
Mezi stsstnymi, ktefi Y pozem.
kove loterii stryce Sama vyhrali,
naleza Sc take hrstks Cech0, jez
zde uvzdime. Mozna, ze jest jich
vice, die imena jsou tax zkrouce.
ma. ze jest 2 mich tezko rozeznati
jmena krsjann. TAX ku pit. z
Cecha Vondraska ueinen Won
derseek atd.
vyber {. 81 pfipadl ma Edwarda
Vondraska Atkinson, Neb., E.
81 na Antona Donata Tyn-
dali $. D., 1876 ma Jana Viktorina
re So. Omahy, ao4 ma osefs Mel
chera 2 Chicago, 3o3 ma Annu
Simerlovou Violin, 5. d., 3r7 ma
Edwarda Ksspara re Sioux City,
la, 354 ma A. Turka Carlisle,
S. D., $50 ma Frank Z. Bouza 2
Tyndall, S. D., 800 ma Vaclava
Rsdu re Spencer, Neb., 393 ma
Karla Svandu OdeIJ, Neb., 3o7
ma Ludvfka Karolovite Tabora,
S. D., $40 ua Jana cehka Rulo,
Neb., sag ma vaclsya Chvalu
Omahy, Neb., 5s4 na Tom. M
Marka Vermilion, S. D., 5o9
ma Franka Vleks q Fairfax, S. d.,
$50 ma Emsna vosiku Lodge
Pole, Neb., 688 ma Jskuba Jifiks
Havelock, Neb., o93 IA Joscfa
X. Kesla z Niobrary, Neb, 7oI
ma Jana v. BreckYho Chicago,
III ma Adolfa Svaru Tabora,
S. D., 745 ma Louisa Drabks ze
Spencer, Neb., 100 na Josefa Ne
jepinskeho omsby, Neb., goa
ma Josefa Posepneho Chicsgs,
o74 ma J +. Koezacek Omaby.
Bndou.li Sc naIezati ostatnich
vytszengeh jmeuech jeste nekteFi
krajanc, oznamime je pflste.
Serif Taylor pozadal o yojsko
pro toto okoli a guyerner Herried
slfbfl je poslsti. Cd 8. srpna do
10. zaH, kdy Sc budou hlasiti msIi-
iele vylosovsnych pozemkh, bude
pod vojenskYm dohle-
dem. Otekaya sc, be suaze 8
wineestroykami postati ku hlidanl
5000, 600, ktere kazdodenne Y
Bonesteelu budou domoyinafi asl
slozeny.
Grand Forks Sew. Dakote Sc
pfipravuje ma naval pozemk6ehti
vych lidi, kteFi sc budou podileti
ma tahn pFi otevfenf reservace
Fort Totten, ma niz bnde zapis oil
s. srpns do 40. sfpna. MYsli Sc,
ze naval bude steine velkY, jako
byl phi otevfeni reserVace Rose
bud. Nova tsto reserysce NEIL
40, 900 skro.
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koyinky /, Touhy. Neb.
PIP, komopda a kudtua bratfi,
siujnaii 2 Wshoo, iil po della
tas tlutou studnt v nasem okolf.
Ze dobrymi json Iemeslpfky ve
svem oboru, TO dokazuje tato sprA.
va o iieh tinnosti Janu BuskoyI
udelali studni $50 sttevieo hlubo.
kou, Ant, klimentovi 800 stlevioo
a Fr klimentovi 3f3 stievfc6.
Veskerc tyto studne dfsi hojnos,
yody, tskze v6trnik m6ze Sc hnati
cely den celou noe. Krsjane
komenda a Kudrna jsou sv6do
miti a spolehlivi kazdem ohledu,
proto sc ma ne m0ze d1verou
obratiti kazdy, kdo sluzeb jejich
potfebuje.
StsrY pan Kiment vypovedel
Mackovi vslku pfi nedelni navste.
We Mack j pfijal. Jskmile bu-
dou NIT generalove Hausner a
Volta We Weston vse pfiprsveno,
vytahnem do pole. Jak ktera strs
ma phi pamatne teto vslce dopadne,
neopomenem nekterem elsie I. !.
pfiste vypsati. Ovsem my jako
staff vojaci pfedem myslfrne, ze
jistotne vyhrsjem. Ably pax mel
r6o akrova farma k pronajmuti.
X pfeptanf u Vac. Maleho Y Tou.
by. Dobra pfilezitost pro Cecha.
Sotrab bude Ease uz mfti tanec.
nj zabavu. pal bych 81 tam byt
TAX asi We 4 hodiny rano, kdyz
bude vyplacet budebnfky. To mu
budou trumpety lftat mad hlayou,
dokud ujednsna suma nebude jim
yyplacena Zvlastk Pelz Sc tom
znamenite yyzoaj mas to, pis to,
Sotrabku, bezshlen a bsstal
V dtery min tydnc psdsly krou
py zyfci husfcb vsjec okolf Nal.
mo, Weston a Cereseo. Jclikoz
psnovalo ticho, nensiropily lad.
nycb yaznejsich skod.
Jak &c 2 ddvsraeho a spoIehli.
yeho prsmene dozyldame, krmi
Sotrab kozls, ma nemz india sc
pnstiti ns ST. .louisskou vystayu,
odtud dale ma Aljasku a zpet do
Manchurie, kdez Sc bodla pfidati
ku ceske setnins ruskych kozakn,
jiz bojuji proti Japonc1m. No,
stastnou cestu jen nczapomenout
ma dost Dunicc. .#..
Ksrel Donat q Omshy dleI zde
"a obebodem.
We ttyrtek projeIy nssim me-
stem diva antomobily. Nas mar.
saI chtel mytne pies yiadukt, ale
chlspfei wall do zsJeeieh a titan.
Rudolf Rez5t pracuje na drazc
a jak SC nam pfiznai, iopatu brou
sit neni TAX tezke, jak by nekdo
myslel.
Y pondeli min tydne mtly obs
denni ylaky, jsk osobnf TAX / na.
kladni, vazne melody a jen jako
zazrakem uepfisel nikdo k 1razu.
osobni vlsk vyjel kolejf u Lin.
coin. - praye kdyz parostroj nj.
kladniko ylaku pfejel most mezi
stsnicemi Yutan a Mead, tento SO
probofil, pfi tcmz 7 kar spadlo s
vysoke trait doin v jedn6 Mich
nalezalo Sc ntkolik tramp6, ktcFi
mohou pouze jen sfastne nabodG
dekovsti. be vyvazli Otymi zivoty.
Ably nemnsel jeden oas Sslonik
plalit doktorovi lekarnikoWi "a
medieinu pro poeeni, sebfal Sc a
Eel stohovst Jezto pax ma tobo
"a dys psnske dyory, tedy ma ns
deji na spadnutl objemncbo sve.
no bflska ..... Mack.
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dcssli plevladu. ~ psA ii lido 80
ncllitt lli neldtsciliho dtuhn, o
tom mne poutily dvs poliiicke
kampant, iel isom prodelsl
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Colorado Honey-Wine Co.
BOULDER, COLO.

jedinz TO eeskz toyarna We Spoj.
Ststeeh ma vyfabeni medoyeho
vina a Karloysrskeho Hofkeho
vina leeiveho. Ik3.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond Thomas b. Adams's; executor.
to Mayor Alderman and Commoilx,.o OF aa ~, ~
Of Richmond lot IL, plan OF CITY Nda'e"
1ohn Adams and wife to same. lot "
plan Of city, dated January L. l sIosn and py
q Maria H. q Ha ESse,1ns AZ feet on SOUTH
side Leigh Street. so feet west Of
Norton. interest in 8 IL feet on s SOM side
Leigh Street and use OF alley ~ teel VIDE
James f. Campbell and wife to Hettie j..
wife OF r. r Dudley, "a Sc feet OH north
side Grace Street POI lo1212 feet west of
r. FL Harwood and wife to Larlin NJ
Gill q feet on east side Tenth Street, lS2
r., Patteson, special commissioners, to
sallie r.. wife Of George r. Newell z feet
on Cary Street, northeast corner Norris. $500 30
W.T. Smith and others to city Of Rich
on Ii 10 feet on south side Marshal Street
40 feet west of Twenty-thlrd Street; So
Purcell and Hezekah Logan. G acres on
Cowles Run. $50
Frank N Boxley 70 william e. Hooker r
Vest t cf s 9 nSrrn S $500 an
b. O. Carleton and wife to Mary Dunnavant.
30 feet on east side Bryan Street, 60 feet
north OF Lttlepage, $3.50
Thomas w. Collins to Joseph j, Robbcn 20
feet on north side Ninc Mile road. 1870 feet
east of Twenty-eghth slioo
!, Alice q and N; s. co ,n to n Fannie y.
ner Elizabeth, 5000,
), Mary 4: Dqya, to :. II. Il Scott, q acres
Il miles /, from pnnso Rehm f,.i 800 " ,o,
10 acres on east side Brook Turnpike, So
lila p and saunders ,7s f. r.! R,ehmens
Street, 60. feet south OF n. sSl5
G., wife of John 3. seelnan, q feet on
Chelsea, IS. fsl 80 54f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
AUTO PARTY HURT.
-Four Men Hurled From Bridge
Into Raging Waters Below.

a (By Associated Press,)
AIIDDLETOWN, N, Y. June 2o,-Four
people nearly met death yesterday In an
automobile accident at Florida. near this
-city, Charles l.. SWeezy, q jeweler. OF
the city, and three companions were go
Ing down steep hill. at the bottom Of
which is bridge. On turning curve
Sweezy, who was steering the machine,
saw wagon on the bridge. and turning
to pass struck the railing. The automobile
wav split In two and the four occupants
stream,
All We're badly bruised and 1t Is feared
two OF the men sustained internal injurie"
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ARGUMENT in THE
BUSBY CASE TO-DAY
Most Of Yesterday Taken Up
With Consideration of
INSTRUCTIONS.

,y,hs armament In the Busby damage
snjt which has been on trial for the
4 sennrd fine In the Law and Equity
Z S.,,,r, for over n week, will begin Mt
\, o'clock to- day, and the case VIII ike
IL be given TO the jury late this even.
ing. ..it,
Much of Yesterday was taken up win
,he argument on the instructions 10 Tue
s,,tv BIZ counsel, only a few witnesses
having been put on during the morn
Ing.
the Jury to-day
tTonri convened at few minutes past
10 and all participants looked the better tier
f5r having rested on Sunday Mr.. Marks
was recalled and asked by Mr.. RoSall
again Il he had, told G, w. Harris that he
would nix Bushy yet
z Witness did not remember. ~,
Marks had said this to him. MI. Lind.
pav Allen. salesman for aa d Bns'S W FeW
eomestIions and excused. Mr.. Allen was
asked specifically IL he had introduced
Dawson TO Marks He said he had, not,
stenographor 4, =; owen , Ms t,o me- 80 10
the record in the first trial vain me
view 10 reoonciling some dates N con-
troversy. He was also asked with rel
erence to some OF ,Dawson's former tes-
timony, ~.
Mr. FRED Thalheimer Of Baltimore, was
now put on BY the defendants. and he
swore that the desk of Thalheimer Bro. !.
81 Busby not TO sue Marks had been de-
stroyed in the recent conflaEraton.
Bnsby swore on Saturday that the desk
was Still in Thalheimer's office. me VII
ness now on the stand declared that he
drew the agreement which Busby signed.
and that It distinctly stated that In con
sideration of getting copy Of the Marks
letter Busby would not sue Marks.
& AT 1U:45 both sides announced that tney
would rest at this point and the court
discharged the jury until II o'clock To-
day, when the argument will begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
HUSBAND SHOOTS
WIFE FOUR [ TIMES |. !. |. !. !;
Ida Howard, "Colored Badger.
Queen Of Tenderloin,' Dies BY
Hand Of White Man.
,,,v 4 sso.c,atod press. 7,

pt2tl ,aa5iEi4 (By ASSOClatGu TPresS.J Gta8at1gs
NEW YORK, June 20.-lda Howard.
alias "Goldep Moran, a t,egress, who
was knowt, us the 'coored badger Queen
Of the lehderloin,' was shot and Killed
to-day by her common law husband,
Charles j. Arthur, rs years old Il white
man. 3 Ii i
The shooting was the elimination OF a
quarrel In which the couple had been en-
Gagged for more than week, ana 90
cured nftur Arthur had been apparently
deserted by the woman. NJ
Arthur was arrested as he was abo,.
to fire q fifth shot into the wpi1anis
body as she lay in the street who's Hhe
had fallen, and on the way 70 the 20.
lice station he was menaced by negroes
who sought vengeance for the death OF
a member of their race.
Arthur said he had intended to shoot
himself after killing the wonill,, be-
cause, he said, she had ruinedsli.s lie.
lie was locked up on q charge Of rn 'L
DIR. lE3 it''t'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
GENERAL TYNER
MAY SUE PRESIDENT

A Washington special says
James N. 1yner former Postmaster
General, awaits at his home. In KenesaW
Avenue. some answer4to his letter asking
President Roosevelt to clear him from the
reflections contained in the White House
review Of the Bristow postal scandal re-
port.
TO inquiries about reports that he
would sue the President for 100000 for
defamation of character unless a retrac-
ton were Forthcoming. General Tyner re-
piled he had made no statement that no
Intended to bring suit. He would not say
whether he contemplated such action. but
intimated that he might have q further
statement TO make on the case.
In the absence of any reply from the
President 1t is believed General 'Tyner IL
inclined to let the story that he will sue
the President gain ground. In the hope
that it may influence Mr.. Roosevelt to
withdraw the charges, but 1t is not
thought suit will be actually brought,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
CARDINAL { n !! GIBBONS
FOR WOMEN VOICES
Does Not Agree With the Pope
That Fair Birds Should
Not Sihg.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatoh.)

34 Especial to The Tines-Dlspatch9
4 BALTIMORE, MD, June 2O.--Cardlnal
Gibbons is strongly in favor Of retaining
women voices in the choirs OF the CATH.
ollie churches In the United States. While
It Is understood that the cardinal IA
vors the retention Of women vo,css, still
it cannot be said that for this reason he
Is criticising the Pope S acten iii favo:ilg
their secluslon. n "a
The cardinal merely has expressed his
opinion In the matter but II the Pope's
decree shall be that women voices shall
not be heard in the choirs any longer
then 1t will be incumbent upon Cardinal
Gibbons to see to 1t that such a decree
be carried out.
Cardinal Gibbons gave the first intln1a-
ton Of his position on this subject Mt d
commencement at the Academy OF the
Visitation. in this city, last week In
referring to the matter, he stated that
he hoped never to see the time when wo..
L. Ell voices would be excluded from Tho
cholrs Of the church. The cardinal, In
explaining his wishes on the subject,
said later:
.'I do not care to see the sweet voices
of our women excluded from the choirs
Of our churches. They are too valuable
an adjunct to tho musical part of our
services. and there is no reason for their
exclusion. .at
i.There are certain parts Of our chants
and musical numbers which require just
such voices as those possessed by wo-
men, and If they are taken away, then 7
fear the effect and inspiration of the mu-
sic and singing will be materially dimin-
ished." r.
The cardinal went on to exflnin some
of the features in the Catholic service
which required good music, and said:
"rhe women arc the ones who con-
tribute the sweetness al,d expression Of
IT, While J. am firm believer in the
Lest music that can be obt1n,ed for our
church choirs, cannot SO, where thy
could tic improved upon or the religious
ideas OF the church better carried out
by tho exclusion of women voices. The
church deserves tho bes. music. and it
should have it,
The cardinal was asked whether lie
thought that such an exclusion would
take place, and h9 answered:
IT hope not. | can see no good rea-
son for 1t, and, Furthermore, I am op-
pcsed to the exclusion"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
MR.. GOULD WAS HERE.
Street Railway Magnate Talked
49,.

q Mr.. Frank j. Gould, chief owner of the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company. was
in Richulona recently. When asked concerning
the Fisher move for receiver for the proper
ties, Mr.. Gould said:
II have Just seen a copy of the bill. 1t
seems 10 be effort on the part of Mr..
Fisher to obtain control OF these properties
through receivershp proceedings. Since Miss
Gould and myself have been connected with
the Richmond and Petersburg properties large
ments with a view 10 increasing the chi
cheney in service and economy In operation.
We have had in view other extensive improve
lnents. both at Richmond and on tne Apo
Inattox River, looking 70; the ultimate devel-
opment of the system, 'elt these nre suspend
Cd for the present. ..at stast.
II cannot, of course. say what will be the
effect of this litigation upon the company,
ior the plans of It's management The whole
matter is in the hands of competent counsel
and every effort Will be mnde under their
advice 10 protect the company and its bond
hnlders. 81 ~. -. lEE