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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY. MARCH as. 1904

they took up a position behind the
rocky eminence OF Liaotishin and bonn
barded Port Arthur
Viceroy Alexieff adds that he is wait
ing for details.
/ A later dispatch from the viceroy to
the emperor says:
According to a supplementary re-
port from Lieutenant General Stoessel.
the enemy's feet consisted of six bat
tleships and - cruisers. About o'clock
in the morning the feet divided. the
battleships and torpedo boats taking
up position between Liaotishin and
Golubinaia bay (?igeon bay), while the
cruisers formed up in two divisions to
the south and southeast of Port Ar
thur
"At go the battieship Retvizan
opened fire over the crest of Liaotishin
against the eneny's battleships,. which
replied by firing on the town. Mean
while our feet formed up in line in the
outer roadstead
About II o'clock in the morning the
cannonade slackened, and the Japa-
nese fleet, reuniting. drew off slowly to
the southeast. and at 1890 had disap-
peared
During the bombardment five SOL
diers were killed and nine were wound
ed. One soldier on the shore was
bruised"
Another telegram from Viceroy
AleXieif TO the emperor gives Vice Ad
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misal Makaroff's report as follows:

mEal Nakaron's report as follows:
AT midnight OF March 81 two of the
eneny's torpedo boats approached the
outer roadstead. but were discovered
by the searchiights of the batteries and
fired npon by the forts and by the gun
boats Bobr ana Otvazuy. They were
obliged 10 retire
A second attack was made at 4
O'Clock in the morniag by three tor
pedo boats. which also were repulsed.
Al d8ybreak three detachments of
the enenig.s fleet, consisting Of six bat
tleships, six armoyed cruisers, six sec
ono and third class cruisers and eight
torpedo boats. approached from all
sides AT O'clock our squadron COM
meneed TO leave the inner harbor, the
cruisers leading. with the Askold flying
my flag, at their head, and the battle
ships following
The enemy's battleships approached
Liaotishin and fired 100 shells from
their l2-inch guns at Port Arthur and
los shells at the environs of the town.
Our shells. fired at a range of 80
cables, were we'll placed. About 10
o'clock a Japanese battleship was
struck by shell and retired.
I'VE lost no men during the bonn
bardment which ceased at IL o'clock,
when the enemy's ships reassembled,
and after passing along the outer road
stead, drew of without attacking our
feet"
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Still Waiting.
Baltimore. Nd, March 81, 1884,

Baltimore. Md, March 81, 1eoa.--,
Dear wife:-
/ have received your letter of the
18TH inst. and am very sorry to hear
that you have postponed your home
coming for another month. You have
everyone laughing at me through the
paper, and IL you do intend to come
home, give me definite answer at once.
The 27th of January put long add in
the paper, and received no answer. If
You want 60 come home will pay for
the moth that Jon sta-(sa &C
work for those people, went down TO
the bank Friday and drew the $50 90
and was sorely disappointed by you not
coming home when you promised. If
you are coming home let me know at
once. Icannot wait till the 20th of Ap-
ri. lwill not answer ahy questions till
get definite answer, when You are
coming home. and let me have your
address. PROMISE will not interfere
with you at your work.
remain,
Your loving husband,
j. HILL.
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Gave His Life For His Fri.ns

Wilmington, Del, March 2l.-t7Skxs2r
Suydan, of Middletown. Del, lose el.ssa
life in heroic effort to save ttrS GSsas
OF his friend, William Maxwell, cf aEES
tinore, who. while delirious. s2xcSs,
himself in front of a rapidly m-zE&sss
train and was killed. MaxweIZ Aaces.
Suydan worked at Middletown, Rr1z tsax
former Saturday was taken i'll. SsIgsEzse
volunteered to take Maxwell IN A5ss ~s
home in Baltimore, and while ysRSaSsIs,.
at the railroad station for train axarx
well became delirious and threw E5s1rs--
self in front of an approaching ETsSZsaSg;
train. Suydan attempted to grasp s2alx--
well, but was too late and botEl Resg=a
caught under the wheels of the eEksSz,
and ground to pieces.
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A REMARKABLE RECORD
Gunoers on Kearsarae Do Some Fine
Work at Target Practice.

Gunoers on kearsaroe Do Some Fine
Work at Target Practice.
Washington. March 22.-In private
letter received at the navy depart
ment from an officer on board the
Kearsarge the following remarkable
record made by that battleship in her
target practice just completed at Pen
sacola is given:
One I3-inch gun made six hits out
Of seven shots in five minutes and 20
seconds. An eight-inch gun made 10
hits out OF 10 shots in five minutes
and 20 seconds and five-inch gun
made IS hits out of lS shots in two
minutes. At the navy department this
record was declared TO be the best
ever made by an American warship.
and as far as the officials know It has
not been equalled In any foreign navy.
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ANOTHER PYTHIAN LODGE.
The Grand Chancellor in Halifax
County.

Sutherlins, Va, March 10Th. 1904. -
lodge OF Knights of Pythias. N. A.
5. A, f., A, A. & A., was Instituted
here at White Oak Baptist Church last
night with membership of 26
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr..
accompanied by Assistant Surgeon Gen
eral II. IL Jefferson and Grand Master
at Arms >. 5. Baker got off at PAGES
Station where they were met by two
wagons aud brought five miles to the
church. There they met Specia Deputy
Grand chancellor II. 8. Keen, Past
chancellor Geo. w. Rison. Major l.. w.
Holbrook, Past chancellor w. w.
Manns, Sirs A. II. Claiborne, P.S. Terry
Deputy Grand Chancellor w. A. Mill
uer. They were drawn up in front of
MI. A. B. Belts store and warm greet.
ings followed:
The lodge was instituted at o o'clock.
The Sir knights named assisted. =
The following officers were installed
. Cd. Squire, M. of W., A. B. Belts.
p, Thomas Edmonds, X. of r. and
5. Nj. Whitlock, Nj. of F., Granville
Narable, M. of Ex. Henry Goode, Nj.
at A. John Davis, V. O., T N. Dodson,
4. G., Philip deter, D. G., Howard Lips.
comb. Trustees: A. b. Belts, j. Squire,
S. M. Whitiock.
The Lodge will be known as White
Oak Lodge. No. So. Sir A. B. Belts was
appointed District Deruty Grand Chan
cellor This lodge was instituted Through
the efforts Special Deputy Grand. Chan
cellor III. 5. Keen Grand Chancellor
Mltchel was much pleased. The Grard
chancellor left White OAK Bapnst
Church, arriving at Pace's and finding
the train . "a of an hour late. The party
reached Richmond at about S:l5 a. m.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The Y. NJ Q. A. Cosference met last
FRIDAY evening. The programme was
very interesting. The bee was full of
honey.
The explanation of'ths Sunday school
lesson last Saturday by Prof. b. +. Nc
Williams was help to all who attend
ed. o-'"
The report from She Jail last Sunday
was very encouraging. One pr, soner
accepted Christ.
The boys last Sunday had very
timely address delivered to them by Mr..
Chas. II. Hooper. Our brother is in.
vited TO come agein. -N
Much interest was manifested in the
mems meeting last Sunday. Prof. A. B.
Steer OF the Virginia Union, University
delivered an address that every man in
Richmond shcnld have heard. Subject
The Dignity of Woman, The music by
the University Quartetse was enjoyed
by all.
Do not forget that women and men
are invited TO the explanation en- the
Sunday School Lesson to-day @. IN.
at the Y. M @. A. Rooms.
So
All men for Committee work are re-
quested to be on time Sunday.
Let every man attend the True Re-
formers Hah Sunday $50 D. M. The
Big Men S Meeting. Lawyer j. Henry
Crutchfield will address the men. Sub
lect: And whom do you place mex
Those" Special music will be rendered
oy n quartette under the directions ot
Mr. Nelson G.. Booker. Come aud brins
another man.
The women are happy to know that
there Will be special meeting for them
Sunday April 17th,y $3.50 D. m and Rev
X. V. Peyton will address them. Every
woman I'D Richmond is invited. Tel
the other woman. Seats are free.
Do not forget that we ask every home
to remember these meetings.
Boys meeting Sunday p. IN. All boy,
are welcome.
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A Grand Time Expected.

The thirty-ninth annual anniversary
OF the Afro Americans TO be celebrated
by the Knights Of Damon of Virginia,
and'pthers. We learn that on the 3rd
ofNApril there will be a. special sermon
delivered to them by Rev. White, b. D.,
at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church at ID. m.
And on Monday the 4th of April that
they will meet at the knights of Py-
thias CASTLE, 727 n. 3ri st. Doors open
ar 700 p. IN. Admission 10 cts.
The committee has made all arrange
ments to serve all Of tho delicaces of
the season at City prices. We learn
that the Right Worthy Grand Coun
selior Sir j. Q. Randolph has arranged
to admit and feed .he old people free.
We heartily endorse this move and NAV
Gcd guide him to success. We hope
that rs many as possible will be pres
emit.
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JAPs' ARMY ADVANCING
Russian General Reports Occupancy
Of Yonq-Pyon BY the Enemy.


st. Petersburg, March 23-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received from
Viceroy Alexien, dated Mukden, March
%:
General Mis.chenkow reports that
on March II our. scouts approached
Anju and observed on the left bank
of the Cheug-Cheng river. opposite An
iu. entertainments made by the enemy
Up to that date the enemy had not ap-
peared at Yong Pyon G5 miles nori h
east of Anju). 1t is supposed the,
there is one Japanese division at AMIN.
and that the remainder OF, the flSt
army corps is at Ping Yang.
I'm consequence OF the report that
two sQuadrons of the enemy had ar
rived at Pek-Chon (l5 miles northwest
of Aniu). 2o0 of our cavalry were dis
patched for the purpose of preventing
the enemy from crossing the Pak-Chon
river. Our cavalry found three Japa-
, nese scaadrons on the left bank of the
| river. but they withdrew towards Anju
on the arrival OF our detachment with
! out fighting. The Japanese sQuadrons
, number about 1870 each.
''Cn the night of March ~ two dis
patch riders encountered japanese
patrol between Eazan about 30 miles
| north by west of Ping Yaug) and
| Chencbu (about - miles north OF Ka-
| zan). The patrol opened fire. hut our
| dispatch riders escaped unburt.
According TO a report 5000 of the
| enemy's cavalry occupied Yong Pyon
March 10. and material 20" poutoon
bridges has been placed an readiness
| Iorth and south of Aniu."
The advance of the Jap1ncse shows
| that they are losing NO time and that
! they are more rapid than the Russians
| expected. Nevertheless, the fortifica-
! tions of Anju shows the Japanese OPP
! erations are accompanied by all proper
| military precautions.
] So far as the Russians are concerned
| they have no intention OF attacking An
p. ju, but the province of the 5000 or 5000
4, cavalrymen under General Mistchen-
\ kow will be to harrass and retard the
| Japanese in every way possible.
| The authorities here believe that il
will be only matter of a short time
now when active land operations be-
| gin, but at first these will take the
form of skirmishes, as the main Rus
sian force remains in occupation OF
strategical points on the Yalu river.
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CHINA WORRIES RUSSIA
Believes Her Neutrality Depends On
Result of First Heavy Land Battle.

believes rcr neutrality depends On
Result of First Heavy Land Battle.
St Petersburg, March 22-In gov
ernment circles there exists a strong
belief that the question as to whether
China will observe her neutrality un-
dertakings will depend largely on the
result of the first heavy land fighting.
big victory by the Russian army, il
is believed. will insure the quiescence
of the Celestial empire, but there are
grave fears as to what might happen
in the event of signal Japanese sue
cess in the early stages OF the land
operations.
The recent naval success of the Jana
nese has not greatly impressed the
Chinese, but if the Russians should
sustain a really disastrous defeat on
land the Chinese might suddenly he
aroused. whether with the connivance
or even with the consent of the Japa-
nese, against Russia and perhaps
against all foreigners.
Russia's present plans are based on
the appreciation of the supreme i'm
portance of the first land battle. and
no fighting on a large scale will take
place, if it possibly can be avoided. un-
til the Russians feel morally certain
that they can deal the enemy a crush
ing blow.
Captain William V. Judson, United
States military attache to the embassy
here, has arrived and will proceed to
the front as soon as possible to OBJ
serve the military operations for his
government
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Pythians Attention.

The anniversary exercises of the
knights of Pythias and Courts of Cal
anthe will take place Sunday, March
Sath, 1904 at the Second Baptist
Church at p. m. ''''
Inc knights will meet at the New
fythAan Castle 727 N 3rd ST at geo
p. M, sharp. he Uniform Rank will
meet at the same nour.
lie members of tbs Courts will meet
In the lecture room Of the church st
2:S0 p. m. The Brigdae staff will he
out in full dress.
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PLATT REMAINS LEADER
Will Head New York RepuhI,caz~.
With Odell As State ChairrsrarxS


New York, March 21.--At a csrZssr.s,--
ence between Senator Thomas. G, Eyzies
Governor Odell, Colonel Dunn. &k.SsS1- s.
man of the Republican state oOzzxSs2s 49,
tee, and many other prominent lzssvc2.y
licans, after full exchange "a, Vo-erAsv
and statements by Senator Htsrt uzzIc,
Governor Odell, ii was uRaniD1vasszzssss.
agreed that Senator Platt shouFGz srS-.-
main, as he has been in thetpaSI. S%zzE
active leader of the party.
1t was also agreed that G0yezzzss=
Odell should be selected as ch1ErzH:sSa
of the state committee to be Ghusssn. EEK
the approaching convention. in-tanESI
1t was further agreed that Nrrarz.s
there were local contests for lGgs<au--
ship in the party there shoald aes asx7s.
Interference in favor of or, al;S.sasasN.
any one, either by Senator Pla21 &aG-
Governor OdelL
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ColOred Man Wanted.

Whe is intelligent and reliable. for
responsible position in New York Office
OF Corporation As he will handle
funds, must be aele to give best refer
ences and furnish $500. 90 i'm cash as
security, which will be secured. To the
right man liberal salary will be given,
with chance for advancement as ABILITY
is demonstrated.
Don't answer unless you can furnish
the security stated.
Address: (G.)
Pine ST., Room 5I7.l
!" New York City.
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Notice (!

..SOpn On Friday night. April stb, 1904, the
,1Oarey LyceamF of the Virginia Union
u1iyerslty will hold its regular annual
puoiic exercises. The subject for debate
is hesoiyed that there should be a
1U Uhhorm Divorce Law in the u. s ,;
Inc darcy Lyceum" has ALWAYS ar.
traceed large and intelligent audiences.
" its puohc exercises; and on this ac,
count ample Preparations are being
Sn naue ior ene entertainment of its many
lf!ends. All are cordially invited to
X. Q. JUDKINs, Pres,
). ) BOOKER, Sec.
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S26.7o to New Orleans. la, and Re.
turn. via Southern RAILWAY.

On April, the fourth and fifth the
Southern Railway will sell special tick
cts from all points ON its lines TO New
Orleans and return, with return limit
April 9th, at rate of one fare plus
25c, making the rate from Richmond
S26 10 Comparatively low rates from
all other points.
The Southern Railway is the direct
line to New Orleans, fast trains. con.
yenient schedules, through cars. and
Southern Railway Dining Oars, the
service of which represents the highest
standard of excellence.
@. w. WKsTBURY, d. P. A,
" Richmond, Va.
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VOL. XXI NO. is.
K. OF p. NOTES.
Notice.

p Notice.
Tomorrow will be gala 1ay of thanks
giving for the Lodges and Courts. and
they will be Joined by the Uniform
Rank of the city, who will be ont in
large numbers. The Second Baptist
Church will be taxed to its utmost cspa-
city and it is hoped that the members
OF the organization will meet at the
designated points at the time appoint
ed.
Blooming Lily Lodge No. Is met ON
last Tuesday night and was paid an off.
eial visit by the Grand Chancellor who
was accompanied by many of the Past
Chanoellors of this city.
The meeting was a memorable on G
and the members of the lodge were
greatly benefited by the presence of the
distingu guished official =
Venus Court No. AZ had its second
ANNIVERSARY last Tuesday evening ae the
Pythlan Castle, 5l1 N Bird St. The con.
ditlon of the Court as shown by the re-
ports is excellent, having a large men,
bership as well as large Bank account.
The exercises were of a high order and
did credit TO the committee in charge of
affairs. The following named visitors
were present and addressed the Court
viz. Grand Worthy Register of Deeds,
Miss Nj. L.. Chiles, Mrs. Harriet Thomp.
son, Miss Eva Davis. Mrs. Anna Taylor,
Mr.. Elan l.. Banks, Col Thos. Nj.
Nd. Crump, Capt. Thomas H. Wyatt is
the only male member of the Court and
rs much pleased over the fact. Refresh.
ments were served and all present spent
most enjoyable time.
Samson Lodge, No. 16, and Virginia
Lodge No 6 will meet on Monday
night March 2Sth.
Exc elsior Court No. g117 meets on
Monday evening March 2Sth, 1904 at
4:30 O'Clock. All members are request
ed to be present.
NoMAb.
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firing lasting for 20 minutes. At
O'clock in the morning the attack was
renewed
''At $50 O'Clock in the morning four
of the enemys ships appeared from the
south, followed by the whole squadron
of IL ships and eight torpedo boats.
Our squadron left the roadstead 20
meet the enemy.
''At o'clock the enemy's battleships
opened fire on Liaotishin, after which
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26
TeIeqraphers Demand Increase.

Newark, o.. March 22.-Telegraph-
ers of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
way have voted to to stand by their
demand for an Increase in wages. The
vote was canvassed by the general
committee in the presence of II. B.
Perham. president of the National Or
der of Railway Telegraphers. Thirteen
hundred votes were cast. Mr. Perham
and E. w. Vannetta left for Baltimore
to present the demands to the Balti-
more and Ohio officials
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26
PORT ARTHUR
IS AGAIN
BOMBARDED
Admiral Togo's Fleet Returns to At
tack on Russian, Stronghold.
THE TORPEDO BOATS REPULsED

Several Hours La.es3 Fifteen Battle
ships Took Up Positions and SheIIed
the Town For Five Aours-Russian
Commander Reports Five Killed and
Nine Wounded.
St Petersburg. March %. = Another
attack by the japanese feet on Port
Arthur, beginning with operations by
torpedo boats and ending with a bonn
bardment by battleships and cruisers
took place after midnight Monday.
The emperor has received the follow
Ing telegram from Viceroy Aiexieff:
Lieutenant General Stoessel reports
that at r-,dnight of March 21 Ja panese
torpedo I~s>-ts were discovered by our
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Lecture on Z" Jonahs

Are you Jonah? If So don't be any
longer, but come out or Tuesday night
N marcn Ssth, 1904 and hear what Prof.
~ wooster Davis says abs bat these
"Jonahs" at the First Raptistl Cbnrct,
For benefit OF said church.
1t Admission is only 10 cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26
Deransed BY Drink and Shot t4ir-aea.

Norfolk, Va, March 23-n P1zss
Hughes. secretary of the Ddqg1@sax.,s
Mining company. director of the EsS.Zsa5-
burg State Bank and prominspx Esz
Pennsylvania financial, matters gza4E1
himself through the head on the x'hGSNza
OF Malone lake, after writing sa9ssoa
In which he bequeathed his bSsEs sSss
a medical college, and decianAZ Sasss
was going on a long journey to- A@sSsl
Lieutenant Peary to find the SssG.7ue
Pole. The man had been. dr5mso6zssy
heavily since he came here two xsizaasa,s
ago. and his friends say his mfrsa Ezx>~
came so deranged as to be noiesSss1sss,
some days ago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26

Wanted-Blaoksmith and must be
an all-round man to run repair shop.
With small capital will take hir, in as
partner. Good business. Apply at
once.
X. Fl. COLES,
1912 County ST., Portsmouth, Va.
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Port Arthur Bottled un.

London. March 23.-A correspond.
ent of the Times at Toxic, under yes
terday's date, cables that it is rumor
ed that the Japanese have succeeded
q blockading the entrance to Port Ar
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VfRGff7fK- -Sf7Ef LIBRARY
RICHMOND

LAur
News Is received from Newchwans
tdst south wind is dispensing the ice
points, which means the beginning oi
ective operations that at last will re
veal the carefully concealed japanese
plan of canuaign
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Southern Women Wanted.

Young women to do plain cooking,
washing and ironing for families in aud
around New York. Nice homes and good
wages. Any woman that is willing to
learn will be sent for We send you
tickets.
Address; HUNTER.
-52l West 59sh ST.,
New York.
At Agents wanted. Stamp for reply.
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Japan Holds Up General Allen.

Seoul. March 22.-The Japanese have
stopped Brigadier General Henry T.
Allen, formerly chief of the Philippine
constabulary, and now United States
military observer with the japanese
army at Ping Yang. requesting him not
to proceed neared their outposts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26
Wrong COUGH Drops Kill Baby.

York, Pa. March 21.-By the acci-
dental administration of laudanum in
stead of cough remedy, the 1-year-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Camp
bell is dead at their home in Wrights-
Vile.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26
"MOck Congress- -

An enjoyable evening is promised all
VINO come out on Easter Monday night
30 witness this great entertainment at
the True Reformers' Hall uuder auspices
of the Ushers of the FIRST Baptist
Church. Admission only 10 cents.
For benefit of said church.
2t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26

He fell down irving to get there.
but he bought fine suit for little
money at the New Enterprise Store, Mr..
1. j. Miller. proprietor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26

-Flour 30 cts, good lard 8 lbs fol-
80 cts. large new herrings 9 cts. pei
dozen at Reformers Store this week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26

You'll find what you want il you
call on MIR. [. j. Miller at the New En-
terprlse Store, -52S E. Broad st.
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Mr. Philip HiItop,s osv,

Mr. Philip Hiltou's young Coun
fry Brethren" at Cuuningham's Hall
Monday night, 2Sth, promises to be the
most eomical concert of the season,
1t will be fun for fun lovers. Watch
Tor the parade at a,p. m. in Manchester.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-03-26

NO, his heads rot i'm the cellar
cap. He's looking at the large fac stock
OF goods of MIR. L. j. Miller's. 52s e.
Broad st.
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You save money in buying groceries
OF heformerS Store. See ad. on another
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wsSyHsSMUEI

Habibuliah Khan. the Ameer CT q r.
ghnnstan. was born in 1872, anG EszS,
ceedcd 10 the thrcac on me deaiHs - g.
his father Agd1r Eahman Khan. OGHza,-
Der |. 1901.
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YUAN sHi KAb COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF cHlNRs ARMY
AND NAVY
ARMY

nrassed
to the
the
winco
her hodes
OF
the distinction only
China
position
with Japans attitude uteonfct in