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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
DANIEL. IS IS
CHA...l|.Rji''M'I||..AI'|.. |
Virginian Chosen Head sof the
Res solutions Com
mittee. NM
Or ATS Of d I i Il. T. PL !. LATFo i I FFoR1M h
Bryan Says He \ 8 Has las None.
Others Submitted, Including
One BY Virginia Delegate.
DRAFTS Of d | I i 4. E pL j ]. LATFF Il I RM. Il
4 (Rx Associated Press

N ST.5LOUIS, July 6.-The tCc,nn:ittee on
Resolutions met in a room connected with
the convention hall Immediately after
the adjournment OF the convention. and
sfter etfecting an organization and trans
acting considerable preliminary work.
adjourned to meet in the parlors of the
Southern Hotel. at z lc'c clock. q
The meeting was called to order by
former Senator Hill, of New York. and
On his notion Senator Daniel OF Vir-
grnia, was elected chairman of the COM
lnittee and given authority to appoint
secretary and a subcommittee of eleven
TO consider the various drafts OF plat-
forms and report. On taking the chair.
Senator Daniel extended his thanks for
the honor bestowed on him and especial
ly mentioned the fact that 1t had been
uone at the Instance of Senator Hill. FIe
expressed tho hope that the comrntttee
would take advantage of its great ops
portunity to adoptla platform of char 4
scter that would be sure to win the suf-
frages Of the people, and in turn bring
relief to the country in the shape of
Democratic administration, which would
be In great contrast to the present adj
His remarks were received
with cheers,
!, Drafts Of Platform.
The suggestion having been made that
the committee should take a recess until z
O'Clock. Mr.. Bryan suggested that It
ther. were any members Of the commit
tee who had drafted platforms which
they desired to present, they should sub
nit copies to the members Of the full
committee, In order that they might have
time to consider them before coming
together again.
! IF" said Chairman Daniel, "the gem
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WAS
HOWLED DOWN
Premier Refused Hearing in
the House Of Com
mons.
lpy Assoclated Press.l

LONDON, July 6,--In the House Of
Commons tonight the government sue
ceeded in carrying through the first part
of Its closure programme on the licensing
bill, but Premier Balfour was denied q
hearing, his frequent attempts to speak
being drowned by loud CRIES Of gag :"
Findlly Mr. Balrottr after hopeessly fac-
Ing the tumult, sat down.
This Is said to lie tho first time In a
modem British Tayllament when the
Premier was refused hearing on the
floor of the House OF Commons
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INSPECTORS
SUCCESSOR
Captain George w. Epps Takes
Up the Work Begun by
Captain Shinberger.

George w. Epps elected Inspector,
James e. kerse detailed captalni
Louis Werner elected Sergeant; Lon \
y nile Wilson elected Patrolmani John
sJ.3Mott elected Ratrolman; G, e. can-
nan and James Faaan drivers OF pro-
posed new patrol wagon; r. L, Scott
elected substitute,
Tho Police Board held lengthy and
important meeting last night. The full
membership was present, including Mr..
Walter p. Duke. the new commissioner
from Henry Ward,
After the routine work had been trans
acted, the board went into the election
cf two officers to fill the vacancies oc-
casioned by the death of Inspector Shin
terger and the resignation OF Policeman
Keith Also, to elect an Inspector to
Ill the vacancy created by Captain Shin
berger's death,
Captain George w. Epps was elected
to ELL the uneXpired term Of inspector
ship; Sergeant Kerse was detailed 70 act
as captain of the Second District for
six months, and Acting Sergeant Werner,
ot the First District was made a full
sledged sergeant.
The new policemen chosen We're Lonnie
Wilson, OF Clay Ward, and John i.
Mott, or Madison Ward. Mr.. Wilson is
the we'll known shipping clerk at the.
Richmond branch OF the Pabst's brewery,
and Mr. Mott lis an iron mouder Bosh
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BRITISH CAPTURE JONG
AFTER SEVERE FIGHTING
(By Associated Press.l

Il GYANGTSE, 3TlIIBET, July ga Brit
isll storming party, consisting OF Gurk-
has and Fusilers, captured the Jong this
afternoon. The British casualties were
not great. u
Tho Gyangtse Jong or fort is built on a
rock rising sheer three hundred feet from
the plain. The western facets absolutely
impregnable. On the southern side, OPP
poste the British camp which Is some
1.40O yards distant, the rock Is somewhat
Broken On every level spot stands a
ruined building, The road to the top runs
Eig2ag up the southern face Of the fort.
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General. General

National Convention OF Democrats be-
gins, and John Sharp Williams, tempo
rary chairman, delivers his speech; house
goes wild at bare mention OF Cleyeland's 8
name; Southern men dominate the con-
:vention: Daniel, Of Virginia, Is chairman
OF Committee on. Resolutions; his name
loudlyapplauded In convention; Bailey. OF
Toxas, selected for permanent chairman
3of convention; Bryan Is hardly noticed
conserYat tives In control OF convention.
and nomination OF Parker Is certain; Par
lKer himself IS already considering, terms.
OF letter OF acceptancc-Big battles
twenty-five miles from Lao Yang; fight
ing Is very severe. and many wounded
are being brought In; Japs trying to- cut
off Mukden; report at St. Petersburg
says Togos attempt on Port Arthur re-
suited in disaster: reported hot engage
ment between Vladivostok squadron and
Japanese north of Gun San: Russians said
to have been victorious General Joseph
il. Lewis, commander Of Orphan Brigade
in Confederacy. drops dead In Frankfort.
Ky.--Mrs. Catherine Danz. in Phlladel..
phia, sentenced to be hanged.-Generdl
Reyes elected President of Colombla---
IIerlnis wins Test Handicap at Brighton
Beacll--Two negroes Implicated In Bid
dell assault are In Burlington, Nd. ar
rested; tremendous excitement oyer the
affair---Dr.. Robert j, Walton killed by
q Georgia farmer.
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Mr.. BALMER, OF RICHMOND,
STRICKEN WITH ,PARAL YSIS

N BRISTOL,N Wan aINly d'-Nlr, y, e.
Balmer of Richmond, representing tho
Richmond Guano Company was stricken
with paralysis here to-day. His right
side and tongue asH affected. His broth
.er will arrive fsoE Richmond to-mor-
row.
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North Carolina.

Two men at Greensboro charged with
the murder ot John Martlndale, who died
from being drugged month ago--.sa-
majority Chairman Bailey. of the. Anti
Saloon League Committee, makes ringing
address to temperance work rkers--Th Thomas
Christian in jail at Greensboro, charged
with attempting to burn his wife in her
residence>-Zriyate subscription taken at
Raleigh to defray funeral expenses of the
three burned Cole children.
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Highest temperature yesterday......". u
oWosi 4 tornr,eratiIre Yesterday ,........ IL
Mem Temperature yeSterday...........3s Sa
Normal Temperature Yesterday. St
Departure from normal Temperature. /.
Precipltation during past "A hours...... !
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SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

y 8ttyAstifNIToN, D. q. July toro-
cast for Thursday and Friday; !. \. Ia.
8Yrgnia--Showers and thunder stoIms. ,n1ls
cooler In central portion I'hursday; Fri 4
day showers, light southwest to SOUTH q
Winds. ~ ii 4 fE 81. 5g VI. Z Il ". 8 5 . d
North Carolina-Showers Thursday and
Friday. cooler III interior ThNrsdayi light1 Z
soutll Winds.
srhe mercury reached tho 30 mark ycs. y.
tAtday. but n slight cloud, WIN llgnt
ralnss6cnme to the relief OF humanity,
and tho heat IN The afternoon and evening
was not SO Intense. M
1lANGE OF rtrl3R NJ MohBr1SR ],
IN "A. M lCs lCs
IL ......s....... e Sa
& y II. M M........I.!....+..s.... .......t...' Sy Sy
% u. i..,..,. ....'.'. 81 o.
51o nliniuht q. ,..... n. I, ..a.,.......... 70
Average ...... Il. !. !. j. ........... s42-a
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. q,
Richmond.

II j Richmond. IL ri
Captain George w. Epps made Inspector.
5of police. Sergeant skerse detailed as cap-
tain, Werner made sergeant and two new
mon chosen Determination made In the
two murder charges against James Goode;
and cases to be considered by the grand
Jury to-day---Three prisoners In State
pentcntiary caught In act Of trying TO
lEaw their way out Of the prison-----air. r.
b. n. Biimcr. OF Richmond, stricken with
paralysis at Bristol--Gr Great interest here
In the legal fight being made In Peters
burg between Fisher and Gould over
street railway matters---The HoWitzers
to take part In the matloeuvrrs at Ma
i)assas-- Postmaster Knight working for
better mail facilities --- Raj Ilroads report
ada, reported 10 have foundered. ,s al
sright--New wholesale dry goods flrn
chartered and organized----Ctty. account
ant 10 succeed Mayor-elect Mccarthy 70
be chosen BY ille Finance COMMITTEES To-
lions made BY the Weather Bureau-----
Large number OF Richmond Elks to II
tend the Cincinnati convention ears
work of the Grain and Cotton Exchangc
reported TO the new boa rd----P nnsylva az
MIA capitalists to conduct extensive MN
Ing operations in n4yirginia--Mr. r.. Edgnr
Shine Ill IN olk Several city oti-
ANCIE;ST ER--Nfan swims rirerato es-
cape nrrest5and makes a stranger supply
hin with clothes---Po Policeman shot at by
}negro---.A AccIdent In Southern Railway
shops--S egro wore military riding
brceches. AZ,
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Virginia.

q Frank j. Gould answers George q. Fish
disqualification for receiver for the PAS
senger and Power Company properties
and charges Fisher with COLOSSAL frauds.
dccei. and tricker Vt 4. es City Council
OF Mayor MOSS for fire
commission ers--7-J os 4ph Cohn's 8 Sona MI,
S Say*Yol,nit tary petition In bankruptcy II
splitting ordinlDce-Wll hit 10 m IN from
Montana fined at Boydton for sniiscege-'
nation-The loon League making
q canvass OF Pittsylynn1a connty--lce
house at Central State Hospital set on
fire by lightning Elopement OF we'll
known young people In Lync chburg------D
Alderman postpones for several days his
Tho Office Of president Of the University
created In 1sas-Colored girl assaulted
and murdered by negro railroad construc-
y ton hands near Summit, Va. %
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The National tribune., 1904-01-14
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The National tribune., 1904-01-14

IF YOU ARE WISE, AND DESIRE TO BUY
~ property In the central portion Of Michigan, you
Will certainly read the following list and write be-
fore you make your purchase elsewhere.
Lansing, the capital city has population OF 10000;
ve railroads. four of them trunk lines that into
Shieago good streetcar SYSTEM 10 brick ward school
buildings with central school building costing 45 600;
600 Carnegie Library being built fine state build
lngs consisting Of the Agricultural College Reform
school, Blind School, and Capitol In the Union;
lob manufacturing establishments, that manufacture
everything from an automobile TO q keg Of cucumber
pickles. Cedar and Grand Rivers rapid streams
uniting the south part of the city and flowing north
through the central portion, which gives the city fine
sewerage.
1t s safe to say that this property offered below has
struck Its lowest notch and that there Is prospect of
panic for twenty years. If you do take advan-
tage OF these prices will be too old after the next
panic.
Twenty inside Of city limits Michigan Central
atairoad runs along the west side, 60 rods; Grand
Trunk Western with It's double track along the
north line the Cedar River along the east border.
Splendid factory site.
have the following farms for sale within thirty
miles OF Lansing, Mtch prices from $500 to 10000
per acre located In the following countless Is In Eaton
u In Ingham, nine I'm Clinton, five In Ionia and two in
large farms are well adapted TO stock raising; others
10 grain, fruit, sngar-beets potatoes and large
tract is adapted to the raising OF peppermint. The
owner raised and sold from his first crop
IN 1905 " 500 In OH Five choice residence lots four
docks from the capitol facing east the largest state
PARK In the city. Also, several houses and business
property.
Two fine residence lots I'm Salt Lake City Utah. which
has population Of over COO and is railroad center
for all OF the States west of the Rocky Mountans
For Information regarding any of the above property
write T. T. Potter, Lansing, Mich.
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GAN JAcINTo.
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Come to San Jacinto and health, which brings hap
piness will be yours and the warm, egiving climate
will have added years to your life San Jacinto Valley
Is the Beulah Land" OF the Southwest the land oil
the prosperous and everhappy farmer, merchant and
professional man. Room for ALL sufferers with asth-
ma lung and throat trouble and oil those with
the severe Eastern winters, will find haven In San
Jacfnto: fevers and ague are not known, while the
pesty mosquito, fea and kindreds absent as
the buffalo on the plains Oranges and roses the year
round Big electric improvements are I'm project, and
miles of pipes and cement bitches for irrigation
just completed. Every indication Is that land will ad
vance 50 per cent In two In this beautiful valley
Is San Jacinto City population Of 200 and with
In quarter OF mile post Office Is beautiful
home OF 9H acres, all I'm bearing trees and berries
good residence Is hid by evergreen olive grove and
every modern convenience Is to be had. Here Is an
ideal home with sefsupporing plot Of trees and Der
RES, and that be bought by the party meaning
business Fully worth s5,000 will sell for IS 500 ON
easy payments, which includes personal property
worth 000 Have interests elsewhere, make the
sacrifice No commissions to pay. VIII trade for stock
OF general merchandise boot and shoe stock If you
Cal
The National tribune., 1904-01-14

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, CONSIST
"A Ing OF AZ acres, with all its immense improve
ments divided into four different sized lots lot
improvements: One two-story house with five rooms
below and four rooms above: size of house. 56x feet
Kitchen In addition x2s feet: artesian well and
TANK house, 4x14 feet containing milk house below;
second story. sleepingroom: third story containing
S,000ga!on iron tank and windmill pump: two baTns
one for hay the other for stabing stock fruit orchard
containing apples. peaches, apricois pears prunes q
There are eight other artesan wells the place. and
i30oO0gaiIon reservoir made with cement Five acres
Including improvements. will be seId IL desired. Also
business property in town: this most desirable proper
~ u only three-quarters Of mile from the business
center OF the town of San Jacinto Riverside Co.,
southern California Population 100 Title gnaraD-
teed perfect VIII be sold for the low cash price OF
5000; or oDehah cash. balance in three years
time ut per cent interest with security Further In
formation VIII be given to all correspondents Reason
Tor selling old n. Logsdon, San Jacinto. CAL
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REAL ESTATE.

DEAL ESTATE.
III lH acres, Witt Co., w. Va: no bldgA = g 900.
S6 O. Warren Co, Ohio; fAlf house; q 600
!60 Menoken, n. D.: good bldgx; n, 800.
jas .. Barbour CO.. Kan: good bldgS: $s, 100.
80 q Barbour Co., Kan. good bidgs: S9s00
iS0 Clark CO., Ark; small house; tI5o.
l60 q Bradley Co, Tenn; no bldgS; Loo
lI2 Franklin Co.. Tenn; good bldgA: $500.
sIo Putnam Co, W. Va: good bldgs; q 200.
20 o. Wood County, W. Va; fair b.dgS; II 100.
10 q Roane Co., w. Va: good bsdse: ~ 500.
@ 4 and feed MIL, Mitchell Co, Iowa: 5000
40 q Lincoln Co., Neb.: fair bldgA: 100.
go a. Dewey Co.. Okla. r.; ANAL bdsx; 1900.
20 o. Monroe Co, Ind; good bldgs; 5000
Seven vacant lots Chicago: es,oo6: half in trade.
Ia, store and dwelling, Bud, Ind; q 400.
Jewelry business and property. Granville, o. ~ 300
Residence, barn and lot, Waymart Pa: $500
sa, residence and feed mill, Dunn Co., Wis; 500
200 a coal, Clay Co., w. Va; ei 500
Roller mill, TrumbulI. Ohio; "a 500.
Hotel Watkins, N. Y: 81 rooms: 5000.
General store bldg, Crestview, Tenn; e. 200.
Level Tread and Power Co., Independence, Ia: IS 500
Geni mdse stock. Hillsdale Okla. T.; 1850.
III You have farm store for sale trade. write
Tor my terms. have several properties for trade.
Arthur Beaver. Racine, Ohio.
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State OF Kansas,
COwlQv Co


Cowey Co.
duly sworn, says:
was almost several years caused by caarrh
OF the head and affer using DIR. Chapman's Great Ca
tarrh Cream for five weeks almost entirely cured
II has removed the roaring in my and stopped the
running at my ears can now hear and understand
ordinary conversation, TO the great surprise OF my
friends and neighbors. JOHN RYAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ID day of
December, A. d. 1901 Z. p. BROOKS,
Notary Public.
Com. expires nov. n, 1908
Any one doubling my affidavit can verify the same
by writing TO y. ID. Elkfns, j. w. Elkins, and K A.
Wright, Of Atlantis, Kansas, or Bert Woods, r. NJ,
Burden, Kan. No JOHN RYAN,
eeon, GAR. Post i72, BURDEN Kan.
The National tribune., 1904-01-14

EHOR SALE-oNE OF THE BEST WHEAT
II farms In Reno county, Kan, 10 miles south Of
Sterling Consisting Of acres rich black Ioarn good
alfalfa land good five room house. fair stable, sheds
wndmills tanks, ETC.; DO I'm growing wheat ca
with sale. This farm Is five miles from railroad
mile to store and creamery school house road
rom land Price 40 per acre. Address +. c. Purdy,
Sterling, Kan.
The National tribune., 1904-01-14

A GENEROUS OFFER-IN ORDER THAT
n the thousands who are afflicted with catarrh
catarrhal deafness, cold In the head headache may
be cured will mail Free five days trial reg
ular size tube Of
AYRES CATARRH JELLY.
II aer using you benefited send 80 cents: III
not 1t will only apst you 2cent stamp TO return It.
Could any offer Be more fair? Don't take medicine
into the stomach to kill germs of catarrh I'm the head
Address Ayres Chemical Co., Sidney, o.
The National tribune., 1904-01-14

INREE BOOK ON PILES AND FIsTUIA-
II containing illustrations and much valuable infor.
nation concerning rectal Diseases book has ~ paee
Address
w +. Minor, II. D.. Author. 1914 North Oak 81,
Kansas CITY Mo ~
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GTOp AND THINK.-IF YOU DON'T PuR-
y chase some of the following property, you viii miss

6NIOP AND THlNk.-lF YOU DON'T
- chase some of the following property you viii miss
the chance of lifetime.
Lansing. the Capital City of Michigan, has popula-
ton Of 20 COO 1t has 100 manufacturing in
stitutions employing from $40 persons each State
Agricultural College, with over 900 students and hav
ing national reputation besides many other State In
situations with fine buildings and grounds; four trunk
line railroads; one electric road with several more
headed this way fine churches and schools Carnegie
Library costing $4,000. 1t has automobile factory
employing 800 men, and several smaller ones all of
which will double their capacity within year. fact
Lansing Is the center for the manufacture of
Gated at the confluence Of the Grand Cedar Rivers
Is handsomely laid out, with straight, wide, shady
streets and Is in fact ideal city, with better pros
poets for future growth and development than any city
of its size In Michigan Notwithstanding all these adj
yanages real estate values still down to harpan
and everybody Is looking for sharp advances in the
near future. Now Is the time to invest.
$4,000 will buy IS acres inside the city limits The
Michigan Central n. r. runs through this tract the
Grand Trunk double track system along one end and
the Lake Shore within easy reach Pennsylvania Ave.
of the finest streets In the city, along the
side OF the land tor 40 rods and Mt Hope Ave- for so
rods the south II Is ideal tract for plating
for factory sites Several large factories located
adjacent to this land. Within 60 rods E. Dement'S
Sons the largest agricultural implement manufac,ur-
ers I'm the State have purchased % for fac
tory site Nothing in the city equals It, double
the price asked for this Don't delay. but write at
$50 to S75 per in Ingham and Eaton Counties
richest farming section of Michigan Also city proper
ty OF all kinds
For information regarding any of the above property
address j. w. Bailey Son, The Dyer Jenison Barry
Co., Ltd, or I. E Potter, Lansing Mich
The National tribune., 1904-01-14
I1on sALE-A GOOD ANp sURsrANrIAL

ICOR SALE-A GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL
IL hve-room cottage one block Of main street; cor
er lott size lotto by I50 feet; wood house, good we'll
winGmilI, tank house with $500 gallon galvanized
tank water piped to house. barn and grounds grounds
well shaded good barn. four stalls plenty Of hay room
buggy shed to accommodate three bugyies: also large
hairless room; room adjoining barn for help; shade
trees six large fine umbrella trees 10 nice pine trees
three fine cedar trees, IL palm trees making beautiful
shaded arbor Title perfect. Price 81 $50 cash. Well
worth 500 Fn information given TO all correspond
ents that may be desired This very desirable IND
not be duplicated for less than u 5eO Mrs McPhet-
ridge. San JacinfQ. Cal.