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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

r9alt, 8urs'1, SsTes, tpoabt' es f9o'g
9dtt's balb pergeH'n, bent Oir's mo-!
Grab bab' i g s'bOrt, mir bat iao'
g'rauit
DAB 10 mas fein tann, ger, ba
f9auft'!
Dos Is an glenb! paF' nur auf,
90 Sa@, DO nimmt an bOi'n 2auf!'
rTo ia; ba bam ma g. f9au BIZ o.!
Dos @rf4ti. mas I bOr' bubo'!
So bDs tpas, ma, Ou liabi Srau!
s. bdtt's net elaabt! Merpiirbt',
f9au!
Was fann ma ma9ag Mir is's
re1t!
s. fag' g ia, &atb'1, b @elt Is
f9le4t!
@uut' Na9t! pfia' Soft! Seb' poab
9 Dol"
,pfia' Soft! guat' Na9t! prei'
irt's benn fo9"
y 8pei 9latf6ipeiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Yolhdi4es.

9err Sofepb %. Cannon, Der Spre-
der beg Nationalen &eprdientantens
baufes mar seffera Nbeno Der 9aupt=
reoner in Der BON ben &epublitanern
in Der Somlinion 9ale b~sranffalteten
0eriammlung.
Die serdumise SaQe mar big auf
ben lebten plab psisbt. Den Yorfib
In Der 8eriammluns fhbrte @on9reb=
&sprdientant Seize Ob:rfreet.
Sn ni4t meniser als 35 pldben
fanoen sefern bsmotratii9e Weriamm.
lungen ftatt. Serr Au9uft Ut. 3ubn
fpra9 i'm Saupiquartier Der IL.
Baro, 641-43 Yirsinia Nps.
Som Sagsart, Der 8orfbenoe oes
Nationalen Demofratii9en @omites
miro bsute aus Grend Sid surtid er=
martet. @is ss heibt. pirb er am
nddfen Montag bas bemubte Gab NIT
benz tlinsenoen Stof 6fnen. Sie
@orfbenben Der peridiebenen Difrict=
gomites meroen ibm an bieien Sage
ibre Nufwartsns MAIDEN.
Die NatiOnale &ooiepslt 2iga psr=
anffaltet am nd9fsn Grsitag In Der
Saoieite Surnbane cine beutf9eeW fai=
fen : @eriammluna; ti9tise &ebner
tperben anweieno iein. Sie Sauptrebe
uirb 9err!Otto Ste9ban balten.
6eute Mbenb bdlt Der Seut1 :
Mmerif III DE 9 emofraten'
Club in isinsr 8ereinsbale cine
Speaial-0 eriammlung ab, in Der fur
bic fommsnbe @abl duberff pi9tige @e-
i6dfte our gerbanoluns fommen wer-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Heb6rae fur Of. @erfe.

Die Beh6roe fur 6ffsntli9e Werfe er.
leois.e In ibrer seftrisen Sibuns nur
@Outine. @ef9dfte. &,
Die primdr-M ReBment-2 ifen tpur=
ben purben beifdtist fir:
Nspbaltphaffer. gement=S eitenneee
unb &innffeine in Der pennfplbanias
StraBe, o %. @trabe bis 3u einem
puntte 377 SUB n6rbli9.
@smen!=S e%itsntrege uno @innfeine
on %. StraBe. bon Slinois Ctr. Bic
Salbott Mpe.
@ementsS eitenue9e unb @innffeine
an 80. Strabe, bon NortbmeHern Mbe.
Bis 3ur Ofieite oss Canals.
Die eno9ilti9e NHsBment=2 ite tuurbs
angenommen fur:
Cement : Seitenmege an Nlabama-
StraBe, bon %. Bis 80. ctr.
@ementsS eitenuege an 90. Strabe,
bon $atbott= bis Central Nbe.
@ement-S eitenuese on Brigbtuoob-
Ipenue, bon @ooieuelt Npe. bis 25.
StraBe.
Die 8eb0rbe autOriirte ben glsrf,
bic @ratraets NIT Der Neuer unb Mlten
Selepbon.@ eieaidaft 81 erneuern.
Die Mngelegenbeit betrsHs Bewiai-
gung eines Greibriefss fur Die ,Snbia-
napolis, Stem @affle & @in9efter
Sraction Co." miro pabrfdeinlid in
Der morgigm Sibung erleoist uerbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Dls patrtotii9e Teisr.

Sas @omite oes Wapor's fur Die am
IL. unb 18. Nobember fattRnbenbe
patriotii4e Setter anldb!i9 Der Mntpe=
ienbeit Der biforii&en 6reibeits. @Iode
belt seffern Na@mittas cine @ibuns
ab. In uel9er tpsitere Worbereitunaen
fur bieieIbe s~etroffen wurben. Gin be-
Rimmtes prOsramut tuurbe nod ni9t
aufsefeat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
&tJenhahn= Babrplata.
GIepeIame, Cincinnati, Chicago & Ct 1onis aeilwoy
ct. 2outs Dibifion.

Gbsans auisut
gort & Ysb STD tsI s II o5gm amerieam erpsb taI. 4 oogm
Rem BORT Sto ttdsI s-......12 20gm ste 9sb &9g GRIP tsIs. A 1osm
= ! D Sss : g ct 8 es tsi d. 5 5 oCsm s t. Bouts saa Z ss gsss' tss u t.. to- /. : : i 1ssm
*eontbpeaern BIN tI d p sO 45gm geetn & & Saufe aee 80. 10 3bHm
gBaib & ct 8 erp teI ds.l1 25gm = . & Bottom am t@I ds. 2 5o8m
ct 3nuts erpreb tal :. II 46gm ct 3onis aaiI ........... s 35am
ssrre Saate L Mstn dee. 5 ooam snia.rbo sse 81 sSs ssI = "pd ! 9 3 o. ~
amaican @gpreb tasl 7 o5am asp Sort u 4sb ato tg d $ 8 45Ru
= &IebeIanb OtbifisA
ct Qou 8 Ygb & 9g Grtss 4 90sm Nep Sort Qb tdaI $780,. u I0gu
@mercan @rpreB tasli9. 49,. 4408m Rem Dort Ybs C ct g Or tl 7 sogm
q D & 8 1m tdsH8 d.. 7 sogm Sort gSapme C cit Grpres. 10 4o9m
sleOanb aeeom.........lo 45gm gsarHnston C ct serp tI II 2o@m
an6erion @1p p ..........11 S08m Mnbeion grpreb p........ Q 45Nm
u D & 3 3tm, tdI d s.... 2 559m ct 2ouis 9tb tJ d s....... 8 OONm
Union @is & @Ifb ae taI 3 20Em Mmeriean Grpreb tiaIia.... 6 l58m
*aniderbnder eb tdf &s. 8 15am 3 s & Union gMs @seom. 8 O0am
@ep Srt & 8sb 2m, tsl 8. 8 55Rm @ep Sort & Ysb 9am tdI Sill 50Nm
Cincinnati ibifion.
Gin & Sous Na@tegpreb tsls 8 45gm eineinnat@c ......... 10 258m
ct Sous 4 Gin aa4tqs to- 4 a5gm Sin & ct aOuis ssse bI p 10 4ogm
s;neianat eFpres. taaI....1 s sONm eSe & ct 3 q eSprss t. . i & p IL Il s ID
e ein;isHati e sm tasl p =" ? ? s ssSm s ssSit. ct a.. Z . s!issss3 !. sTsssbl. sSs
Sin Ndb M@ 1Mm tI d ps s o5N u Sine sn6s 4 ct st tas..l1 4a3m
Cine C Baib s 8 ts d & p 8 15Rm Cine & 3ouisb 9a&tsp tI sill s0Hm
gbieaso Otbifiou.
Chicago aadtespreb tasI $ IL logm Cine xa&.srprsb, tagI So. 8 sogm
aanfatee Mceom .......... 7OOBm &antatee Mceom. 90. 80. 10 sOWm
Chicago Sat @spreb tsl d p II 5Ogm @nc Sat grpreb tsI d.. 3 4Osew
BEe 9th spseiaI d & p. 8 2Osm Ga GAZETTE &eeom -. S ooRm
ea0nbete @ecom ..... 5 25Hm Cine & s8afb s 8, p..... 9 00Nm
Ri&iean Dibifion.
Benton Sarbor espreb. 49,. Z 058m @nbart @Tpreb. -. -. 10 40gm
@ei@isau Mail grpreb p. Ill sogm @Ibart aecom nur sonntass11 aOBm
eltbart Zee tdsh@ ........ 5 2o9em Benton Sarhor esprsb p.... 2 45am
81 Mi6isan Gr2seb......-... 8 0OXw
8terta Dibifiom-peaIi&
georia esprsb tdsa6 s ....12 1Ogm Columbus & ssme eSp tl s 8 so8m
Beoria eypreb & aedI. -. 7 2sgm s@banpaisn aeesm ........lo s6gm
Beaern asRrsb tasi@ p d IL 5ogm 3 . & 0biO Especial ..:. . 4e9m
Champaign &ecom -. A 05Nm &eoria @rprsb tasi@ p & d 8 0Oam
Beoria Uitifion-6HIia.
Columbus ersres taaI. 49,. 4 25gm 9snn Mceoun.. ......... 10 OOgm
Ohio Special tdsI..a...... 3 O0em Columbus gspreb tdsl.. IL 3emn
asnu aaom ........:.... 8 150m Columbus erprss tsl &c., u oogts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Q04fe 3erfreutheit.

Del Serr profeHor Minsr tit 10
serfxut, baB, nadbem er einem arl
Wsse fBsnben 8ettler iein PortemoI1z
naie geseben unb bieier barauf pers
gniist fpsiter sebt. er fid felbit IN ben
Meg hinIeBt unb peiterbettelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

-Nu@ etn grroIg. ~ytun,
bate bas Gritlirgsbrama bes jungen
Meier @rfolgg" = % ia! Sas pu-
blitum bat bereits naa benz eriten Mtt
gldnsenb befpiefen, baB es, fir ben
JaI elmer Geuersgefabr, I'M Staube
lit, in tpenieen Rinuten bas Sheater
au perlaGenlS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

-Ho6 iiber. o.: ~Oenfen sic.
id Iab seftern in einem Ballet cine
SGn5erin. bic fonnte brei Minuten auf
einem 8eine fteben." g.: rSas lit
nod gar ni6ts, tpenn ih Nbenbs na9
9auIe fomme, fann id auf gar teinem
8eine fteben.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Danoalia Sine.

Abgang
BOrIb's 6air Spel., tdsl s - o5gm
1erre Srute Aecom., taeI... 6 O0g3m
ct Bouts Gin tisli& s & b 6 5Ogm
Capital gspreh tdsI 3 d.. Z OOgm
ct Souis Gypreb tdgI d s..12 2nRm
81 2onis Grpreb tdsli9 DIS. 25Rr
& 5 & q ingtam Mee tdsl. 4 90 &m
ct HaF Matf tagIt& -. s 3s9s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

DIANA (au Sran5. Der nit ieinen
5remben sSnoiuner" seipielt bait:
vNber &inb, 9u iiebit ia gang bleih
iihb a~nsegriffen uus; Sbr babt Sud
setpiB pieoer re9t tii9tig berumge<.
fdlasen!"
4 Sran3: 80, i'm 9egentbeil = mir
bnbsn bic Sriebenspfeife gerau4t!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

5err: Was MAIDEN sic benin mi.
Dem i6peren &artoffelfad bier i'm
3immer. Sean9
Oiener: Sd trainire nur etpas,
9err Boron, morser fommt niebsr
Der erobe, bide &erl NIT Der He4z
nuna!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

an oficiDs. 8eamter: YWie
aft, SrGuleing" 6rdulein (aOgernb):
sd babe a9t5ebn Mtal meinen @e=
burtstag sefeiert!" 8eamter: DO
finb sic ipobl am %. Sebruar geboz
ren2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

Serre6aute, 2. Nob. Sn Der
geffern a6gebaltensn Uerfammlung Der
Sirsctoren Der peoples' 8rauerei tpurbe
bef9loHen, bic @runbfeinlegung am
fommenben 6reitag, abaubalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago x 81. Sonis R'v.

ptttsbursh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Souts Rv.
SnbiauapeIts Dibtftom {.
Mbsams Mntrnh
Yittsbura Special, taI -. 8 3Ogm ct 2ouis Gin tdei9 8 d b.. 6 45Ym
Columbus Mccom tasI.... Z 3Ogm capital @Spreb tdsH4 sd. :. 6 508m
New gort Grpreb ta s d.. 8 10gm CT 4ous @Epr tal lie g +. IL 16Nm
&enfsne @rpreb tdI d & g.. 8 O5stm Sntianabons Mcsom 49,. IL 40gm
Mtiantic @rpreb tdah& 80. & OOs1m @eferu grpub tdI d.. 8 15sm
q D 1m tdaE& 8 d b.. 6 5ORm Nimmt tdne HaRasiere tel 8 8 Nm
Ohio u Wrs Grpreb, tal sd 7 05yRm Borb 6Ir GJp tdgi6 8 IL 559m
@bteago Dibtfifn.
gaicaao Spnial, tGlp b :. IL 350m SouHan gSpr tdgR& So. 3 15Bm
3ou & Obi 3 grpr tdgn@ IL 5Oym Chic & 3ou gspr tdeiG p b 8 40&p
0euisbiIIe Dibtfion.
soufberm gxpreb taI So. 8 35Wm 4omsb & HRasfon dee tasI 10 101m
Bits & Qou s 8 tdaI s.... 7 OONm 3ou & @Ne s tgl p b.. IL S0gm
gab Mce nut Sonnt. 49,. 7 3ONm 3outsbile u Wabtfou Mse.. 5 40Nn
9ouisb & Nabifon aeeom. !. 8 O6gm 2ouiss & NHtsb s 8 tdsH@ 8 6 35Nm
Chicago & Ecu s 8 tdsH& pb 8 56Nm Mabtion Gceomm Sonntass 9 16Wm
geabion Auom tdgl...... 8 659fn 3ou & @bt6 eTpr fdgH4s 11.S R@
9ouisbine Meeom tdgl. 49,. 6 4bgn
Qouisbiae Mu. .......... 6 46Hm
Indianapolis & Dtncennes q. &.
cairo & Wiueen gHr tdsN& Z 208m' Speneer & 8ebfsb As, tdl. 8 45Hm
'Wfneennes @ypreb td9I.... 8 50y&m Bineennes @ypreb tdgH&. 10 S0@m
Speneer & Bebforb As, taI. 4 45gfn @atro @rpre6 tdsG&...-....8 15Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

90 Die bette 5 Sent @igarre In
Der Staot, Mudo's .9OnsfeQop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

Mrfnnf
Yittsburs Spcl, td9Ii& g.. 8 208m,
Retp BORT Gspreb tdsIi@ s d 6 b0nm
Sd nsIer WaiI tdsJtd -. Z 5s@m
2erre Saute Citing dee tas 10 25Wm
&ebaode grpres tdsli6 de-. 3 50Rp
Ntlantie @spreb tdsIi9.... 445Rm
She Ng 2imiteb tdsI sd 6 ASSN
Sbto u Nlrg Orb, idgI s d. 6 55Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

- Rau&t bic BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03
Chicago, indianapolis & louisville Rv. Cu1onon Route

Mbaang
gbie Wisbt gspreb fdsl s...12 t58m
Sat Mail tdeIt& $685.. Z 00Vm
Gbi @rpreb, r,ur Senu pd. IL E0rm
sbi & Mi@ @ttb Wef DIP. 8 s5Sm
Wonon Ncc, l0)Nr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-03

Nbeane
Stem gort & Ysb 4tb tsI s. IL O58m
Reu Bort 2tb tasl -......1 IL 2OWm
ct Xouts' Mati. 6 40XSm
q p Ysb 6 ct 8 @rp tsI DIS s O08m
*Soutbpeffern 3tm tsI d p s10 458m
Baib & ct 8 Grp tsI d Sill 25gm
ct 4nuts grpreb tdaI. Ill 45Wnt
st. 2ouis 9tb tdgrd 49,. 8 15Nm
serre Sante & Mat'n Mce.. 8 OoSlm
Nmerican @Spreb tasI... ;. 7 o5Nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
General.

Refugees from Port Dalny tell OF sink
Ing of n Japanese cruiser ard battlcship
which struck mines during the latest
bombardmcnt of Port ARTHUR Reported
that Russians have blown up their ships
and docks at Port Arthul-Gcncral kn-
ropatkin will have to make hard fight III
order to retreat to Harbin---Detccted and
thwarted plot to take life OF Emperor
while reviewing troops at ST. Petersburg
Democratic platform will revise Ding
ley tariff duties, says Senator Daniel
Congressman Hay opposes ihstructing OF
delegates to st. Louis--Republicans VIII
go TO Chicago and urge nomination OF MI.
Spooncr in preference to Roosevelt
Illinois Republicans are still In deadlock
after FIVE days, and are unable TO noml-
nate Covernor--G General Assembly OF
Southern Presbyterian Church conyenes
at Mobile to-day---Premicr Balfour
scores victory by defeating an attempt
ia UPSET tho government upon the fiscal
ouestion---Senator Forster. of louisiana,
elected to succeed hmsclf--Safe In New
Orleans opened and shows how she
boarded monoy----Georgia negro SEN
fenced for robbing mails-Derb will DO
run at Cincinnati to-day Cans F,tZEcr-
nld bout is declared off IN New York--.
President Of Western Union issues iur-
ther orders concerning handling or racing
news; several cities affected Bishop
Kelley OF Georgia. savs Grcgorian chant
must he inaugnrated before January ist
New York legislators will visit Ricn-
mond---schooner bound for Norfolk
ashore off coast of Massachusetts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
LEGAL BATTLE FOR
MINOR CHILDREN
Captain Charles Mann Granted
Writ OF Error by the SUI
prcmc Court.

Attorney John T. Daniel, Of Cape
Charles, yesterday filed application on
behalf OF his client. a. Thomas Taylor,
of that town, before the Supreme Court
of Appeals for writ Of error in most
interesting case, which WAS granted by
the court, and which will be argued
later on.
In his application, Taylor alleges that
his wife, Sallie l.. Taylor, during last
wear ''stcalthily and without cause" de-
serted him, and went 10 live with her
brother, n Mr.. Rook, on tho suburbs OF
Norfolk city, taking with her their two
infant children, William and Ella Char
lotte Taylor, aged about two and three
years respectively.
on January nth the petitioner alleges
that he applied to Judge w. N. Port
lock. of the County Court OF Norfolk,
nraying for writ OF habas corpus re-
uuiring the delivery of the Infant chill
dren to the petitioner as their legal
custodian
The case was postponed until tho
change in the court system, and when It
came up In its regular order before the
circuit Court of Norfolk county, Judge
Portlock dismissed the petition.
THE petitioner alleges that his children
ara uillcgally detained" by Sallie l.. Tay-
lor. and that he is under the law their
proper and legal custodian The petition
cites decided cases IN support OF his con-
tention that the children should be de-
llyered TO him, and the argument prom
ises to be very interesting when, the case
is called In the higher court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
SAY THE RATES ARE
MUCH TOO HIGH
Ministers Make Some Sharp Cri-
ticisms Of the Church
Schools.
INVITE CONVENTION HERE
Deputies Elected and Instructed
to This Efect-The Annual
Meeting Of Council.

In the course of Its first day OF work
the one hundred and ninth annual Coun-
Gil OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
In Virginia transacted a mass OF busi--
ness. the notable features or which were
lively and in some respects remarkable
discussion OF the denominatlonal school
situation In the State. and the election
of deputies to the General Convention,
which meets next fall In October.
The attendance upon the session Is e1-
cellent. allas.he meetings are harmonious
and pleasant in high degree. The early
hours were devoted to plan of high
interest by a heavy debate preclpitated
by an innocent looking proposition that
the council endorse certain prominent
church school and lend to II its co-opera-
ton and approval in task of raising FUNDS
for the liquidation of debt and the erection
OF new buildings The proposal had the
practical effect OF wedge that prized
the lid Of sort of Pandora's box. with
modifcat atious. An onslaught was made
upon the school In question In particular,
and upon the Episcopal schools OF the
State in general on the ground that thcy
charged rates that drove the fafn.S OF
the poorly paid rector away and forced
Episcopal children into the more reason
able schools OF other denominations, rms
condition was indicated by some as the
cause for the lack of candidates for the
ministry in Virginia. and was held py
others to expose a radica' defect some
where In the entire Epit opal system.
The discussion was quite lively at umes,
but entirely pleasant 1t was Sill IN iuil
swing when the sharp rap OF the pishop
called the session to an end. The qucs-
lion was not resumed during the re-
mainder Of the day.
Matter Of Great Moment.
TO the local Episcopalians the elecliol'
~ denuties to the General Convention
was a matter OF even greater moment
than the school question The election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
Richmond.

Diocesan Council begins here, annual 1
, Hession. irnnsacting considerable pusl-
,{css. discussing Churches schools lnter-
cstlngIy and rlccting most OF the dePu-
ties In the national conventions; scss'onr
continue to-day and t6-morro W ~ ~ ~ -,
Wheeler, daughter Of 'Flshilng Jog
Wheeler, In the city; will see the Lee
Camp collection of portraits tniH tnorGlns
Supreme Court grants WITT Of error error
gin Interesting case,lin which tather 10 10
fighting to get possession OF iiis I,li CHI
Crcn. now With their mother SuperiI-
tcnden in charge Of work ut Irigg faihs s
pays Off one hundred and forty men, put
plant will be kept open uiitil .AuEusl, litE,
and even longer if contract for reb'lildirg
Toca hontas,is secured--Polltical GOSSIP,
opposition To primary cropping out; can
didntcs for seats In the convention pay
IN. no opposition In some prec'ncts--..--
Corroration Commission modifes certain
provisions affecting lumber shlppers--------
1jnbtc" memorial exercises this after.
noon at 5 o'clock, having been postponed
from Yesterday: General Lee The orator
+ Death OF Pat Rafter, familiar
figure In Richmond for many years
Police board decides TO ask Council for
ton more patrclmen. and VIII urge the
re1uest: chief to be elected probably
June 15th.- Many visit art exhibit where
brightness vas In striking contrast with
the gloom outside. AIANGHESTER--
General satisfaction at result of the PR,
mary elcciion.---George Burruss arrested
for assaulling John Burrus S. Marrlag ge
OF Mr.. r. C.. Harris and Miss susie Il.
Akersa this eVenins----Mceting OF Daimo
Khan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
RICHMOND LADY
KILLED BY GAS
Sad Death of Mrs. Martha Skin
ncr in SavannaE-Thc
Burial Here.

The appended telegram announcing the
death in Savannah, Ga, OF n well known
Richmond lady was received last nght
Mrs. Martha Francis skinner was found
dead this (Nednesdayp morning in her
bed. She had been asphyXiated by gas
escaping from a partly turned jet. Mrs.
Skinner was cghty-four years of age,
ina 81 resident of Richmond, Va. She
has been In Savannah some time, visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs, j. w. Wassum.
at whose home she died,
She had gone to her room 10 retire.
Nothing was known 10 be wrong untll
this morning when the children OF the
house went TO her room TO call her and
failed to get AN answer,
Mrs. Skinner was the rellct of Captain
skinner, of the steamship jamestown,
which piled between Norfolk and New
York before the war. She was an aunt
of Mr. John A. Skinner No, ol2 Beverly
Street this city
The remains will he brought to Rich
mond to-day. The funeral services will
he held at the grave in Hollywood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
REAL CAUSE
OF ACCIDENT
Reason OF Accident on Missouri
Never Been Made
Known.
WILL NEVER OCCUR AGAIN
tSpecia1 to The Times sDispatch.)

! tspecia1 to The Times .Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 1s.-The
cause of the explosion In the after turret
OF he battleship Missouri is known to
the naval officers who investigated the
affair Immediately after the accident,
but it probably never will be announced.
In discussing the matter with your
correspondent, an officer of the ship. who
took part In the investigation, declared
that the cause was known, but that
every man who entered the turret after
the fatal explosion, was sworn to abb
so!Utc secrecy.
WILL NEVER OCCUR AGAIN.
All l Gun tell YOU" said ne, is that
nothing of the kind ever will occur
again. You may ask. How can You be
SO confident? If it happened once. may
it not happen again?' l will Illustrate
what mean when l say It cannot hap
pen again. Suppose train crossing a
creek should break through bridge and
many lives We're lost. Suppose the di-
rectors OF the road should investigate and
decide that the point was u dangerous
one for bridge and then should have
the bed OF the creek filled soidly to the
top of the banks and then should run
the railroad track on the solid ground.
Would there be another accident at that
point on account of a bridge going down.
Well, all l can say in regard to the
navy Is that we have filled in the bed Of
the crcek7''
MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.
A number Of persons had almost mirac-
ulolls escapes. when the explosion came.
Among them was j. A. Judd. an elcctri-
cal expert, on board. He was called to
the turret TO fix something, and, as he
never had witnessed the entire delivery
of voley from the big guns, thought
it good opportunity to do SO. lie hap
pcned to remember, however, that he had
left some of his assistants at work on
a, DYNAMO and started back to oversee
that work lie had just climbed out or
the turrct when the explosion came. MIR.
Judd said the wireless telegraph Nde-
rucnstrated its usefulness on that day. a
minute after the accident, the flagship
was notified Of It, and assistance was
called for from the other ships OF the
squadron. and two hours before the snip
reached Pensacola, full details of the ac-
cident we're In washington.
The Missouri will stay here apout SIX
weeks for repairs. when she VIII sail TO
Join the battleship squadron on us Euro.
pean cruise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
Virginia.

The legislative commission spent only
fifty minutes IN Suffolk. and the repre-
tentative citizens who uet them were OF
tended at the small consideration given
the town: visit Petersburg---James y.
1Icatne held for the grand jury IN jail
al King William Courthouse for biganly
Tho Fourth District to have only three
candidates FOR Congress, Southal. Cam
cron and James F. Epes; Lassiter VIII
not William Austin sentenced for
Two wears In Dinwiddie fnr murder. ~
second degree----A cyclone visits WI VII
lamsbnrg. nnroofs houses and tears trees
10 pieccs---'rhe primary contest for May-
Sor AT Newport News close and both sidcs
claim the victory---Supreme Council.
james NJ. Anderson dies in great agony
at Winchester from a mad dogs bite,
a Southern passenger train wrecked near
Charlottesville by, malicious changing OF
q switch Meeting of Charities and Cor
rections Conference In Norfolk; many
strong papers read.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
ORDERS CREG0RlAN
CHANT IN GEORGIA
Bishop Kelley Issues Edict That
Ladies Must Step Down and
Out Before January.
(By Associated Press,)

SAVANNAH. GA, Mas lS,-Bishor kie-
Icy, OF the catholic diocese OF Georgia,
tonight mailed to each of the churches
IN his jurisdiction IL letter directing chat
under ,hc recent order of the Pope, the
use Of female voices In Catholic chors
should cease.
The change mast be effective by Jam
uary |, 1905, Bishop Kelley says that
Catholics cannot blind themselves to the
fact that the Popo's words were intend
ed for them, nor to the fact that there
Is need for Il great change In church
music.
Everything profane in matter aud form
IN the church music, lie says should pe
excluded, The highest degree OF per-
teclion in church music, the bishop says,
is the Cregoran chant and therefore the
music OF the church should approach H.