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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-22
A DROPPING WOMAN.
Tired, Weak, but Psine's Celery Com.
pound Made Her Stronq.

Des Moines. Iowa. Jan. 81. Ise4,-'I was
feeling tired and weak aud had been
troubled with nervousness for long
time. When I walked on the street
became dizzy and felt that was going 70
fail I had doctored with the best ply
sicians. but got 10 relief
II had read ~ the numerous cures made
by Paine's Celery Compound and finally
decided To try It. From the start the
benefit which / derived was marked
After taking three bottles l feel that I
am entirely cured. MRS. :. A. ADDER,
Sis " sth street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-22

Seventeen extras were sent out OF the
Missouri Pacific yards yesterday. Bust
ness is RAPIDLY increasing and the chances
are that the company will have TO en-
ploy more help in the course OF a month.
Master Mechanic W. /. Kellogg has
been here for three or four days in con-
nection with business for the Missouri
Pacific
L. S. Hiner. of the Santa Fe. was I'M
able to be at work yesterday on account
of the illness of his wife.
l. n. Reed who has been in the en-
ploye Of the Missouri Pacific here for
sometime has resigned.
William Clark, a round house employee
at the Missouri Pacific. has quit and VIII
leave the city.
. Dad Sixe. an employ Of the Santa
Fe warehouse, is laying of on account Of
sickness.
Engineer SCHNEIDER. OF the Missouri
Pacific. is able to be out after a months
illness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-22

We have "a fu1 lire ~ Boericke &
Tafers homeopathic remedies Paullin-
Harris Drug 90. 2ls North Main. Wichita
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
THE cLAREMo Mt CASE.
Negro Brakemens Continue to
!. Run on the Road.

Especial 70 The e., zines plspeattlccht' 81
ENrPoRIA. VA, Aug a,-Much plt tsIr
feeling has arisen e. co resait 'o
Fisher, the colored brakeman on ne
iCiaremont division OF the Southern RAJ
way. receiving q warning nailed 70 q G COL d.
fin quit his Jop. Flsner nus =, 4, ~
will not venture near the railroad yards.
In the mainline the authorities OF the
Southern have placed another negro ~
Fishers position, who is nov serving ~
tha roaa s matter q no ltts esnisciure
Sent 4 f's sse as Ia ga FIN conn
Epps. the negro postal Giertk Gn o om,,s
e ex s sua as
that no will bG given q suflcient llme e !, ~
be transferred, ai,d X he " not jheL VIII hs s
invited % leave, The abroad pstopiia !. %
p r'.e a'n theamselyes II tke premises,
may he said with every degree % conn., ssomI !,
dence that they would be very much
Hratincd to have altogether o Wnlte crew rev
from tho engincman8 TO the passenger
II ID rumored that the present prak ~
is guarded when ClarHmont " rsM ~ ~
is also the negro mall aKcn MS Pre-;
s ssFsss may Il assp IL atsss @
appealing 10 the President but Il Is qpllls,
evident h 4 snnh th'pS Y ss ad tSss s
Were dIseh III dislike Tho IDEA Of tax,
ling orders from negro mall clerk ana
refused to accede 10 ~, consequently sent
their res'Ena Iass whIin -
along the line. and much sympathy Ia
expressed Tor the men who wery forced
4 to quit, az they have rssponslpillties rest,
Ing upon them that have % DO mot every
Il a u /. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
ASSAULT BEGINS l !! AGAIN! \!
Heavy Fighting at Port Arthur
Resumed on August 9TH.
Forts Change Hands.
(By A,.s.IssIociated 'Press.YI}

f9SS (I3y ASSoclateV5 reSS. ~
CHE FOO. August 22a---9 81 '@s M.-The
steamer Chin Hua. which has arrived
There from New Chwang, reports that there
was heavy firing at Port Arthur, Begin
ming last night at 9 Q. clock and lasting
until 9 A, NJ. "a u u
d Severe fighting was resumed at Port
Arthur on. August q III, according to
Chinese who left there on the evening
of the 9th. Between August ed d and
August 18th there was some lighting,
but 1t was less severe than that Of tia
27th. .i
XII The Chinese were arrested and compelled
to carry the dead from the battlefield
of Pallchuang, which the Japanese IT.
tempted to- capture on August Goth. The
carts were used to carry. the dead. num-
bering four hundred in the trenches and
outskirts to the8city. A policeman told
the Chinese that the cfflc ent& soldiers I'm
the garrison at Port Arthur numbered
over ten thousand. "A Chinese who lived
near Rhlungshan declared that he saw
the Russians occupying this fort, from
Witch previous reports stated that th9y
had been driven r roha bly, both reports
were correct at the time hey were cur
rent, as SEMI tllcial & adyices state that
many positions about the fortress change
began or the 27th,s soon became general.
While the Chinese were at sea August
2Sth the heavy firing was resumed. Two
junks containing con ira band OF war were
sunk by "a Japanese torpedo boat ten
miles off Liaoti promontory Il
1T Is said that Fort No. s. has changed
hands four× and Is IN oW. utI occupied.
The Japanese filled the nloat In front u
this fort With sandbag s: The u Japanese
are using thousands OF 4. Chinese coolies
to dig the trenches. build earthworks and
drag cannon about. The report that the
heavy firing began on Augu rust 27th con-
firms a previous rumour3 from cred Ia ole
source that the japanese had planned t.
resumc tho general a tack on that date.
Tho informant ion received here durlns
the past week seems to confirm the belief
that the great i. ia panese assault upon
Port Arthur, which began August 20
was by no means asl Successful as sarltici-
pated. Although I lestJ a panese succeeded
lin pushing their lines forward. they were
unable In any instance to. occupy tho i'm
| portant positions from Which Ethey drove
! tho Russians. They succeeded only In
weakening the Russian lines without max
ing Important advances In their. own
/, The report that the Japanese forces
before Port Arthur have received a heavy t
| rcnforcements via Dalny has been cons
| firmed This bears out tho statement
| from Chinese sources that heavy fighting
commenced August 9th. j
The arrangement of tho fortl flcations a;
/ Port Arthur Is described ns similar to
4 chess-board, upon which every fort with
| respect to tho zone covered by IT'S mr.
1 tillery, has the moving powers OF the
1 queen In the game Of chess. UP to the
tempt to occupy G::y one important fort
4 without being subjected to a reststlcss
4 fire In various directions from the othe.
4 forts. t.S
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SEEMS DISCOURAGED.
Says Fortress Cannot
Hold Out More Than
Six Weeks.
tBy Assoclated I'res.s,.l

s. : 1
ST. PETERSBURG August %. r..
M.--It is reported from a reliable source
that Acknowledgement stocsscl. COM
mander of the Russian military forces at
Port Arthur has photographed to the Ems
peror thanking him for tho recent mes
sage of encouragement sent to the garrl...
son Of Port Arthur, saying that tho de-
Tenders OF tho fortress are ready and
willing TO lay down their lives. but add
Ing thai tho garrison has already suffered
severely. and intimating that II Is hardly
possible 10 hold ONT for more than a
month or SIX weeks.
August 80, 1926 Al, NJ. -7Hy M imperial
degree which Is published this morning
In the Ofiicinl Messenger, tisb term OF
military service for the soldiers OF the
Port Arthur garrison Is reduced. 20 that
every month served from May last until
| the end OF the year shall count for ono
year OH the full term. ar service.
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Expired in Jail.
I(ByI Ausociated Press, )

5S li;4 sg( BY AS6octated t'resS) "
FITZGERALD, g A., Angus Il 29...- Il q,
Scott, the negro slayer OF q, IA !, Bishop
died in thegcity ia II hers, at a clock his
afternoon: IL Ills deaf probabl ted
serious mob trouble, az excitement was
at fever heat from The limo last nights
special ira In arrived from RebeccaI Wit i,
the prisoner, who was captured by clti
sens OF that place, & Il
Yesterday evening when the sirstgre
gofsscott,s CAPTURE reached here, Chief Of
Police Herman sn,it HI. accompanied by
six armed citizens. lef n & q once Tor Re-
Il eccn. which, Is a SINAI Mage, smith
and his party were fol lowed by a speclai
train, & carrying u q heavily armed force,S
and ga thcrlng in al nun berA en- rople,,
,ghe special train returned AT Z 100 so'c LOCK
this morning. bringing THE neEr6 VINO
had resisted arrest until fatally wounded. !. Z
lHa was taken to the " city 81 tI,Ij ana
carly this morning the mob atner, !,
ed, and there WAS irnEni men W VI ga me- -
iynchIng. The prisoner wa removed to'
The second story Of The ci IA Hal g SUD-
Sstantial brick sstructurei al epl go slnder
ID heavy guard Conpan ny y, Fourth Reg,
Ein,ent, Georgia State troops, under COM Z
mand sor 4IicutenantS q harlss AN Day. was i!s
called 10 arms and held m readll
I for im,rledla to action Iisiii &. ss,s a5
& The mob refused 10, dlsperyc for more
than an hour after the dealt Of the
negro; decla ring the report 20 be " rlisef
to deceive the excitsd popnlaee till ne
could be removed to "A bbsy }lle. Ha2dled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

WIDE ana ~ ssep except ee Tie
e nsas' s. w n., 4ost 70
by astrons force a. b called tho guard q the
Ss sfk ae "a
voted to digging, and when finished tho trench
Eis 10 feet wide ~ the bottom Or more, much
front ana prot pro- ected BY a parapet Of earth In
front. which rs about l1.: feet high.
Behind this parallel protected places are
sa so'ssd 81
more, IL required to insure tho safety Of the
Guns Ms; 3, !. z, I. :, -. = !,
this. the second artillery position, whence L
can obviously fire with much bate. enect.
The guns open fire as soon as possible. ana
from this position they have q good chance
of silencing the guns OF tho fortress alto
,;sThes sappsrs nov comm enc.l To- rake sp::
until they reach the line where the second
parallel IL 81 to boz constructed The |. second
parallel Will have TO be nearer TO The first
han 1t Is ito the fortress, SO that. II there
sis a sortie OF tha& enemy, rcinforcementsG can
reach It sooner than the enemy's troops. "
isprecIsey the same as the first psrale!;
z OF s'gabions. which are large wicker baskets
without bottoms. NJ In this second parallel tho
throw up cover more quickly .
K ~ When the second parallel Is finished and
occupied Is a further advance Is made. and q
II third parallel Is opened. $. fss. - y
sE IN the old days three parallels sun ced. But
with the present long range guns more are
their third B parallel !, 200 n yards Isl from tt,a
fortress, and they would have had Ito open
more only that the French fsurrend sred
parallels were required y Ats Port Arthur, per-
haps more than this Will be necessary.
''of course the n sarer the besiegers get to
tto construct bomb proofs and Esplinter-proofs
and to work behind shields. It Is obvious that
ali this work takes a long time to execute
! surrender, worn N out by the artment,
which mover sceases.i But over half q million
shells vega thrown into Befort, nearly every
house In the place was struck, and vet 1t did
not surrender until orders were sen from
Paris. m 95l
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RUSSIAN e NO1T C Ut
Army Debouch hes on y Lao Yang.
Plaiil After5 ghting forf 3 4.
early EN- Miles. siss;;
nv A,ssocia ted Press

53$$ HSIAOTlIN eleven mil les east Of Lido
4 Yang) August 29.AThe Russian army
from Anping this afternoon debolched
upon the Lao Yang plain after fighting
n rear guard action for nearly ten niles
from Anping, bringing IS wounded and
4 burying Its dead on; the way Six guli3
are reported to have been lost, but a.
number of panese were captured, show
Ing signs of great fatigucHa and Shardships:5
The enormous army, the last OF which,
4 passed out on the Ian Valley at S o clock
this afternoon, seems to 8fill the entire
4 plain from the foothills to the ancient
walls. d nd Is disposed In an orderly man
ner through the vast fields aof Chinese
corn. The soldiers sang as they went.
4 into camp. despite their unbrokcn series
Il of srevcrses, while the baggage and trans
port trains caught In the muddy ryu-;
i lets, attracted the CHEEKY assistance {:
everybody. Nothing apparently affects
the heartiness of the mon ~ the ranks.
a The line OF wounded men, which reached
the great east gate tSfs "cYg,lng, passed
Il silently through tlrT STREETS. as deserted
III; the aisles of the catacolnbs. The litter
bearers. with their solitary lanterns. pre-
scented All Impressive spectacle, awins
the Chinese who to-day, for the first
time. realizcdRth imminence Of n battle.
Tho above dispatch was filed this eve
4 ming on the ground over which the dcrl-
sive battle OF this campaign Of the war
4 between Russia and Japan will appn-
rently be fought In the Immediate future.
il IIsiaotun. which. as indicated In the date
line Of tie dispatch. is eleven miles east
II OF Lao Yang, is n small town, or village.
n situated where the small river Ian emp-
ties into the large Tnitsca River. THO
HI Importance Of the dispatch is in tho fact
that, while II Clues the situation at that
i part Of the battlefield up TO this evening,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
AERONAUT Ian DIS.
Contest Will be Continued Until
November 1st. iss #
: (By "A ssocIate ted Press, J

q ST. LOUIS. M August e9.-A tele-
gram 4 was received to-day by Assistant
Chief Perry Hudson. OF the epartment
or Transportation at tho orld' s5 Fair;
saying that George =. T. mllnson, Of
Syracuse. N. contesting with Carl
r. Meyers, Of Frank for {, !, q
bal loons race TO Washing ton: p. ~ landed
in ain TWEEN ty-f our no ilrs. MeYers had
landed near st. harles. Moi, q fterl being
Ina ira little more I llan two hours. &,
NoYemb erS Is t.. When.a cash prize Of ID: 900
will 3beg ava I'd ed, 'oml inson has ~ dis
lance of 200 miles to his credi bic h nay
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1909 q ~ fIf7s
ARE PREPARING
FOR LAND AT TACK.
Paraguayan Insure ionists Have,
Almost Everything i'll
Their Hand s

3(py A.sociated Prcss,l

"a .B (By 3 Associated 4 Prcss) M ~. "a
Y BUENOR RES, August 29.-The
Paraguayan insurrectionists are actively
preparing for a land attack BY foot and
mounted forces. "a &
IL Government troops at Asuncion are
freely deserving. Their rations are now
reduced to three biscuits daily. Tie
country Is almost entirely dominated BY
the insurgents. 98ss
4 In an Interview to-day! with Senior
Viera, the Para guayan Minister Jose a.
Terry and o. Bethedcr. respectively, AR
gentine Ministers OF foreign fairs and
of Marine, promised that Argentina would
maintain strict neutrality. s !. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

Many EXPLANATIONS Of establishment arc
heard at tho 8slowness o the Japs IN re- re-
ducing Port Arthur. A military expelr IN l1,l
telling OF the Immense amount OF work to
be done, explains the delay "a.
After the besteging force has got into to
position the advance must DO made IN
trenches. Miles and miles OF trenches.
four feet deep and ten or more feet wide,
will have to be itsus, the work being done lone
at night, and this Is what makes "a siege
81 tedious. AZ soon as the bombardment,
which Is continued night and day from I'm
the moment It begins, as slackneed the
fire of the fort, pr ra tons are mace y Il
open the trenches. "; . . . #
s7S' ..There are several kinds OF trenches.
simple trenches saps. lying aps.s 1 ~ I
saps. blinded saps, "a etc.-eac CHI sulted 70
particular circumstano es. TWO, terms now,
ever must be ma de b
IS "a p parallel. is a trench, often many
miles long, which fronts the fortress. Sup-i
posing the army is = 900 yards #from. me y,
smeut, this is called the first auxiliary
position, They want to move nearer. and
so they construct the first Tarallel.' per-
haps at a distance of 600 yards from the
may move safely in to this 'paralle app
proaches have to be cut hat Isl a number
Of trenches leading from the f1rs q, artillery
position into the III 'paral lel Ihese ap-3
proaches run In zigzags, as L they were 2. T 9
straight they would y be open. s. to the
enemy S fire. y. 4Ss,st 4, a,t z
IA "a he way liz which he 'parall {
opened Is very interesting So soon as It
paniad ! ~ 9sappers. move forward. Here
they trace the lines which the parallel
will follow, Each sapge has a icket,and
the first sappar at the end of the trench
line takes the end OF his tape and walks
along until the tape is drawn out t this
point hh places a. second sapper, axes his
tape and walks to- the end Of ", and SO
d ::'The sappers drive the plckets into the
ground. fasten the tapes 10 them and lie
down to await the working Pal ty.
Lat Ter \ on the working party. with picks
and shovels, arrives and sets to work with
ali its might. BY break Of day each man:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
The H arlem Running.
Z. lRy @Associated n Pres,


y CHICAGO, ILL, August y 80. II esults 1at
Harlem ssS ~ ss
First racssix fn1b,0ngsT,hs Msshty
Bay Wonder (40 to y third Ne T line, 4 1:i3
8 Second RAJ -stceplechase. 4 short course
Golden Link 4 a to 81 first. N Glass Loader
sQ3 to- y second, Schwarzwlld (15 to ~
d Third The Junior Handicap, six
ifurlongs-J ohm Smulsky az to 81 a f1rst,i
az to third. Time, :13 ga:4.
and seventy yards
tot second q hola e tod third. & Time,
i :42 lis.
first, The Lady a @ second. Peter
Paul (s to p thlrd: Time. = 40 2-5. .
as To- s. first Irene III In. ndsey az to IS sec
sond Don Don,o g TO AZ y bird. Time. 10
;.sS5S Seventh race-mlle ana seventy yards
Alma Duf FOUR Is to 81 first, Niaxus& e to
second, a pples e to VI third. lime. :4s
Tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
5WEAvE R ST OPS The
C0RBE1T--0 'BRL len MATCH
.gfny ss.,o,ciated, 4 Presss,

I \, {, A \ ,s, g q .
The proposed six,round .c g est be tween
Gorbett and In li y ely seE p
mar,agement 81 the TUXEDO Athletic Club
before which lon TIE men were ,sr
to have me t. The reason Y, is ,ln q
.ers that lie would not permit tho contest.
to take splace. " sl 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Moved Down Japanese.

by AbSDCldleu
MlIKDENS9A August 29---in the fighting
ef August 18th. the enc Hundred and
frhir,y.ninsh sasaisk REGIMENT. with a
battery. executed = particularly SUCCESS
fnl Thanking movement on the Japanese
sxtreme right The Russians, upper
efiyef. cot IN the rear of the Japanese
whole columns Of whom we're moved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
GREAT run
OF DARRELL.
Handsome Little Mare Makes
New Record at Maria
gansett Park.
as i{By Asso ciatcd f,ress.)

IL II (I3y3 a ssociated Press)
PRov1D DNCI d, n. II August % -Four
Thousand persons attended the opening OF
tho grand circuit meeting In Narraga an
sett Park To-day one worlds record va 9 8
pacing record fo rI., nair Ss
handsome little fl1rae o wned " Ga 81
Chaplin, OF Rochester, N. ~. lowering aher
own record OF 2 :03 ia by half SECOND.
After a false score I he word was q ven.
anu She went to the quarter pole In thirty.
ono seconds. Ths next QUAR- ter she in.
lie watches clicked a t 1;52 Ia. Wit bout
apparent effort si1o maintained llet speed
to the wire, tile fnal Quarter being N
$50 i-2, aid the mile in 82;g 80 sufnn'a-
s:is riot, purse 50, Aristo won in three
stsaIEht h Sra rHnn s Me0 me
2:O6 pace, purse $l,hO0--Nathan strauss
won IN two straight fl,eatsj! AMI dersis sec.
ond Loca,,da. third; best time. '0a So I, 1,
trot purse ns solSMonbroe W SECOND;
'Aicy. third I Best time, 2:lo IL
u 2;So ia ce, purse 81, oO0-- forming Star won
In three straight heats ANGUS Pointer,
second; Winnie King, third. * Best tlnles
2:06 ga. 81
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Another Candidate Out,

Captajn John MAXWELL \, Who has peant
connected with The y Lee, .s 4 w sU ,,G
Who hs served, tie Con crazy fstthlfpillly III
and mas beet, % resid ent5 Of sRlchmond ,fSf
he sas eptdy,ye io a.
States navy and tlleN Con edera n States
RAYS, and was IN charge A. !, me SON. w
Siiinweiiing of the Lee InaDllmalt, He ls
a man OF experience IN co NINA ndlnz % en-
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Delegates 10 Grand Camp

mot Ias { night at Its hal on Mart Sew
ei,th Street and elected the fol owl ng. dol,
|cgates To tho meeting of the Grand Camp u
at Iyynchburg: ~
Johnson, 8. r. Ga les, g. .NW ren, N
Foster, g. thinner, c,s Smith SaAd g'Y y,
IN inc ,sIlST, to Ina v d tablet
the memory % r James II ll0nlas OF COM
IIaly G, Of tho First Virgi nta8 n glmen,t u
VINO wat XII led az Get rs, plu ced "
gplckett Camp sect 10 vi ssi ,sS,sa f
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down before they we're bic to cxtricatc
themselves Il 4
$ Eye witnesses agree in, adnliring the
fanatical bravery8of the Japanese. Many
4 Of the wounded committed suicide rather
than fall into the thands Of the Russians,
An additional detachment Of GOO Russian
wounded was sent rthWard Sunday.
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Loss; About 5000.

y. (l3y1 IABEOcIateu Ll,FC5S <, nv
HARDIN, MANCHuRIA,s August 3d.
Tho Russian losses in the fighting OF
August o5tl, and August 2sth. east and md.
south Of Lao Yang, were 500 killed or
wounded. The great majority Of the
ca sualties. were SUSTAINED at 2Anping.
The Withdrawals OF the Russians from g
their front atAnshanshanan and from tholr
eastern position were made simultane ou US
.ly for strategic reasons. 81 ~
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Standing of the Clubs,
SOUTHERN ] TIL 4: LEAGUE.
Scores day

AT Montgomery fpntgomery. 3; At
~ 'A II Memnhi New orleans Memphis,
a Az BIrming l,am-R Irmlng Cham, 4; Nash
Vile s . (first game Mas nv lie, o. Blrr
imingham. s Second gamel I, u !, 4. I, 4
Rock. 81 ifirst game. Shreveport, Il; LIT
tie Rock 9 (aecond game .g35 Sit
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w. A. Jones's Appointments.

4 Especial 10 The TImeH-p lspatc oh, } 49,
URIC, VA August %. -.-'
Hon. w. a, Jones, the Democratic can,
1didate for reelection to Congress from
this Uhe First) congressional district,
oa aseYS sep
temher. 9Th; Bowling Green, september
18th; Mathews Courthouse, q September
18th: saluda, september 9th |; spotsylXa-
October 10th; King and Queen Court house.,
October1lth; Tappa hammock, October 18th;
Montross, October Gath YSii58S fjSS
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odstock, 81; Stanton o.

Especial 10 rho ~ mes. p!sp a 7,
Y AL base. BAH team iced series
si0f trss games hers ms aftsroon With
staunt crack elun a z y snu me yls-
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Married in w flashing ton,
snenial Ia, The Timesfl

w lSbecIHE " = Y re-
WARRINGTON, ~ CT Angus Z 20 IN arr
3TIa aga licenses have been issued to the
'' David n CLARK irwin and Goldla g, Mar.
Tin both OF I1ynchhllrE. 4 ya... ~, IL. a
if Fred Nv. Richard ION, q mo- OH, Ya.s.
and Mary WiemanFs Of this q .5 81
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NEGROES PREY
TO WILD fury
I (continued srom First Pared,

keys to the jail from this sherifts pocket
and them the three started for the neEro'szI
cell on the way they! met Dr. N Her.
who had been SUNNI oned to dress two
wounds on Martin, self inflicted It'll the.
Same razor with which he had assaulted
the girl and Turnkey J ones. The doctor.
and the turnkey.were compelled to stand
against the cage Of the cells with cir
faces turned away from the mob. Tho
negro was then taken from his cell and
shurriedly marched Il II through Z the court
house into the street, Arriving al IL laml,
post q, short distance from the jail tlle
During tho entire proceedings the negro
did not speak or attempt to- resist the
mob. Withinsa an hour a fter the lynchlng
the streats were deserted. s.sB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

thirty minutes before the arrival ofl The
sheriff OF w lcox Tx unty q and the remains
still lie Va at the City Hall. The coroner
of Wilcox county was sent for, but has I
not come. and u T is hardly 4 Xix ely an in-$
quest will be held. 5 Is 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Mr.. Cooke Here.

Chief Clerk Cooke. so popular AT Hotel
Mecklenburg. Chase City.w In Rich:
guests at the Mecklenburg and "a season
that grows better as It gets older