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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
lated, however, being reached by n Cir
cl,itotls route where the direct wire is out
AZ CYCLONES VISIT.
Houses in It's Narrow Path Torn
Z !. !. Il. Smithereells.
81 servIce.
(speciul to rho Tlmes-Dlspatch,) .

Especial to rho Times ispatc en- L, !.
Il NIsIJ, N. c.. September ia cyclone
struck Wise, N. c., about 1l:so o'clock
to-day. and did considerable damage to
buildings, crops and growing timber Z,
tracts. mo lives were lost Mr.. y. 4.
paschaci's cotton gin was partially un-
rooted ana his storage house, which was
over Ills store. house, was torn to kindlins
wood. Mr.. p, r. Perkinsor's stable and
several tobacco barns wcer unroofod !; also
two old cotton gin houses.
1 Mr.. c. w. Pcrkinson's large tobacco
packing house was blown down, with his
tobacco init. " His stable was blown down
and two mules were crushed to death
undertake building. 1Ir had also one to-
hacco barn full ,of tobacco torn to pieces
Large numbers Of trees We're blown down,
but 1t IS not thought THAT the crops ars
damaged to a. great extent, considering
tho severity of tho storm. The cyclone
was only about one fourth of mile wide.
and missed several settlements right On
the edge Of it's path. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
TILE STORM SEVERE. 4

Sweeps Over North Carolina and
Virginia-Many Wires Down.
Information cleaned from thc.telcgraph
companies and the railway dlspatchcrs
confirmed previous reports that the worst
OF tho storm struck the section between
Hamlet and Wilmington along the Coast
Line, The Coast Lines wire service was
somewhat dcmorallZcd all tho afternoon
ana evening in Eastern North Carolina.
The storm. which is said 10 have been n
Nest Indian tornado, was central over
tic territory between Hamlet and Will
mington The Coast Line wire service
was Tho worst dcmoraliZcd, penetrating
tho storm centre. All the wires We're
working badly or not ut all save one 10
Rocky Mount, The Coast Line train from
the South was an hour and fifty minutes
late. due TO The storm ana the wire
Decentralization, Whcngit got In the train
men looked like drowned rats. having
encountered II heavy rain ut Florence.
$, g.. WHICH they ran through almost
all the way to his city.
a heavyrain in and wind storm vas gem
era! all day over cnstell, Carolina and
the wind WAS tsrrinc. AtEM Mount Olive,
n. G., twcnty or twenty-five houses were
blown down mud other damage done,
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad re-
ported its wire service linmpaired and
trains running as usual, The Southern
Railway reported a bad storm OF wind,
and rain with heavy rainfall, but track
all right and trains running nearly on
time. This road hnd not lost q wire
Tho Western Union TELEGRAPH Com
pany reported that tho storm had done
considerable damage TO their wires ~
eastern Virginia and Carolina, but that
large forces Of men were out at work OH
the wires and that they would ,be opcrNt-
ing with their usual complete service by
morning. The service WAS somewhat
drmoalzcd In eastern Carolina Seven
wires were reported lost between his city
and Fredericksburg and there MAS some
trouble between here and Glopton, III
Chesterfield county. None Of the points
Icaehed Wy the Western Union are lso-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15

III p IA IL tk.l y
time has como i to select q site ana go
ahead. We liuve $4,000 Iii bank. a note
5of thu City Of Richmond, as good as gold
for s;pwD, subscriptions colleetibla oll
tlonlantl $4,000. an amount tied up by Tie
& Underwood slit that VIC hope sotstt to
have united. $4,000
q resolution, offered by Colonel w. u.
Stewart, was rnar,ilnouslr adopted. CON-
graduating tho Battle Abbey Committee
81 is work urging TIC trustees to 60
camps toiocntribute literally g tile work.
NEW SUGGESTIONS. M
Through trrs Jones a. number of sus..
gestens were offered by I, 'aemeert q Of
method OF holding reunions; The most 81
important provision Is to shorten or i, 90
away with tho parndes. and to provide
simple and uniform attire. HI .sS
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph was ii,tfn-
tlrced md made A most effective tax
TO Tho veterans on behalf of the DAVIS
aud good pccuniary results were az once
apparent. The camp at 5 O'Clock au-
iolirletl until 20 o'clock to-lnorroW, W hen aii
Senator Joh, w. Daniel, chairman, Z WI VII
nlttct. 3i5 II. $D " "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
GAME THIS AFTERNOON.
Game Between Manchester and
Brownies at Broad Street Park.

Z owing to wet grounds and threatening
weather yesterday afternoon, there was no
game ut Broad Street Park. rho ''Wafs'
Paradise band was TO ldya g!ynn q con
cert, but the weAt her intcrforcd. yl = IA 4
Tho game to-day will no postponed 0ynl'
between Manchester and the BrpwN!cH. WIN
3ston VIII pitch for the HrnWnles.f and CHARTERS
will probably do tho l,onOlW for Mnnchdht ~.
+ II the brownies lose, tho 81 mo tho Standing
Of the Imperials and tho l'rown!ph VII 10 u
tie fifteen won and slx los And !na game y, I,
decide the chanpo,,ship Of tls league. \,
from tha Brownies, and Manager, Taylor. g
tho Itnpsrius, viii probably net him, This
action on the par, of AlcEiyoy has been con,
de,nned by many OF the on llllsIapls, ~ .llnn
played with tho Brownies from, !! 10 ~ ~ b
and now when one moro game IN llablA " t"t.
tia the championship HorIdB, his act lion "
not looked upon With favor, i lie becninY
offended at ran,arks made becnllNh \ ~ lWn
Petersburg runs on Tufg!ny Wcfn mule on
his errors, and declared liz would mol my
will, the Brownies AgAtn. Prs8 ID
Sharp vii play a. ll!lrd aio 9 t''l olls
at j. b.. Wood io-nisht al ) 100 o'iloek %
consider tbs Question q changing the games
on Saturday. NO that lie i,rownlen and my,
perials may get the second gone, M ~
over The prospects for next year,
n 1t Is quito likely that mo games M no
transferred. a portion 0f thu crowd VA ~
unable to get out ia the lliAt game. hllH ~
lof them want Ia see tho game thai may
srttle The Championship
Manager Daily. of tho $pFownics. VIII prob.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
WHITE BROTHERS. TRIAL.
Capt. Glenn Makes Great Speech.
No Verdict as Yet.
pecial ia The 1'lmes-Dispatch.

n 1Spec1hI 70 TIC .'IIIlles-,D1spatCI!.J,
specchSof Captain r. b. Glenn OF coun,
sci for, tho prosecution of Thomas and
Chnlmers White. charged with numbering I'm 6
ture OF the trial here to-day. Captain
Glenn spoke with telling effect for more
thSn four hours. So passionate was his
argument al times that Judge Cook called
him down upon, objections made BY, coun-
sci for the defense; Tho array Of facts
brought out by Captain Glenn, were
astonishing to tho vast throng which,
heard the great speech:
For tho first time during the sX days
progress or tho trial did the White, bro
theirs show marked signs OF nneasiness.
bringing a visible pallor to their faces.
The charge to tho jury by Judge Cook
followed Immediately after Mr.. Glenn's
speech. The same was pointed seld was
considered II fine piece OF legal work.
The Jury retired for consultation at 5
oclocN and ut Il late hour tonight no
verdict had been reached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
SUCCESS CONTINUES.
Notwithstanding Weather, Large
Crowd Attended Bazaar.

Notwithstanding the terrific, storm last
night there was Il goodly ATTENDANCE slc
tho Sacred Heart Bazaar at the seven seven
e lcth Regiment armory.. 545if 5SSI-t
e The Mn sses l<idwell's dancing class
furnished tile evenings entertainment,
which was greatly enjoyed. The class
executed some most intricate and at
tractivc fancy dances. the young Ia de- dies
exhibiting marked ease and grace.
Tho scarf dance was one OF the pref.
test Of the evening. Those taking pal1
III the dance were Misses Blanche Cole
Mary Lowell and Jean Jobson. Misses
Helen Thompson and Jeanette Christian
appeared in a skirt dance. which was ull-
zisnaIly attractive. The Jockey dance IN
which Misses Mary Powell and Louise
Stout participate cd. was exceedingly pref
fty Misses Virginia Hooper and Mar
Euerite Cole danced the highland tling.
and Edwin and Louise stout gave an en-
ccptionaly, clever turn IN tire cake Walk
The dancers were accompanied by Mr.
cllard Bocan, who presided at the
piano. !,
n Henry Schwarzschild Is a wonder. and
has been OF great assistance TO the
Sacred Heart booth, where he prcsdes
nightly.
& Squire Donatti will have two genuine
black face comedians at his candy booth
Tonight One or these .he has imported
from Newport News. and he Is rcchg-
nized as u great singer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
The Hawthorne Running.
5 nv Associated prcss.)

tBy Associated prcssl
az CHrCAGO,H Sept gl4.--ResultsE at Hawthorne:
First &race--scven furongs-Zyra TO d !?
hrst. Anna Heall % TO second. Marshall
Sea 70 to ~ third. $t Time. ;:s s-b
schwarzwald t1s to 1ol f,rst. Dominique You
i GO to y second, l;vander q TO y third.
Time. 2;4s.
Third rnce--six MISUNDERSTANDING rs 70
~ first New Nown Hay III 70 81 scoops.
Clifton Forge as TO co) third Time. i:H $50,
Y Fourth tracc-one m!le--ShawnnA III tow y
n,rst. Bragg e 10 u second. Ethylene n6 70
s. third. Time. :42i-5 I.
& Fit,h "a cc-nlle and seventy. yards--Dr.
z Stephens a 7g5to I'd first. Ina Dufour Il TO
e, second. Golden Mineral Is 70 third.
b Time, 1886 as. ,3 ss a44a s I. t5} .
Il, nrst, Ethel Wheat 70 to y second. RED
Raven "a to u tbirl. Time, l:es ~,
5}i5 Seventh racc--slx and q hall furlongs-Re-
gale is 10 II first. Lord Dixon "a to ~ second,
. one Way . TO u third Time. Lei l-blzl .E5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Storm Severe at Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA, Sept 1l.-This entire
region was swept by Z, Swlnd-storm to-
night, the velocity Of he blow reach
ing nfty-two miles IN Norfolk. The gov
8crnmcnt wires to the coast went down
ana information from that section Is
mcagrc. No marine disasters have been
reported. Tho blow caused many steam
crs to leave after schedule time, ant,
Hampton Roads shelters many storm
bound craft. " /
Z .1clcBhone and telegraph service is bad:
ly#cripplcd and tho river has flooded
,,nanS,+Slow streets, interfering with tho
trolley. system. 4 great amount Of minor
damage is reported, but no fatalities
have occurred so far is can be learned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Il
Re I AIMED.
Will Present Case Of A,tdlniinis-
tration Faction i'll
Norfolk.
STRUCK BY a STRAY SHOT
Negro iii Ante-Mortcm State
lncnt Declares lie Was Sllpt
by a Policeman.
'.------ --'--- - Z 3til
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial Ito The Times DIapatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, September 14.-ln ail
antc-mortcnl statement made at tho
instance OF States Attorney Triton to
Police Magistrate Bonney. William fl3css,
a negro. who was found In Kcmp's Court
Saturday night suffering from n bullet
wound, declares 1e was shot by a Nor
folk policeman. whose identity he does
not know. Police OF the second. precinct
were engaged Saturday night IN raiding
negro resorts ii, tho BLACK Belt" and
shots were fired i'll tho air. l3css is in
a critical condition., Chief Vellines states
Boss was not in the houses raided by
tho police, sls
MEREDITH RETAINED 5y NV
Former City Attorney Charles y. Mere
sdith. or Richmond. has been retained by
the administration faction Of the Demo-
cratic partyiin Norfolk to assist Attorney
Nv. Leigh Williams in presenting tho adj
.ministrations case in the police justice
and police commissioners litigation now
pending before the Supreme Court. and In
further litigation iii tho same causes
which will be brought beforc.thc Circuit
Court. u Az :455a
The following delegates have been clcct-
cd to represent Norfolk dealers at the
Liquor Dealers Convention in Richmond
tomorrow: Edgar j. White, Nathan
Meter John W. Cashln, james T.. EI'rlnce
Thomas FitzSibbon, Edward Champin,5
S. C. Davidson, J. w. Long and Edward
Hart. John A, I.csncr, Of Norfolk, Is
president OF the State Association.
l35 iCOURT-N1ARIIAI.s
A co,lrt-nartial will convene in the
armory Of the firsti Regiment to-
morrow TO try members Of the command
charged with violations of military law
at the recent encanlplnentiats Ocean View.
The trial Of Jefferson Fl .Tst Jones' Tor
the murder OF his father-n-law, .ohnsJ,
Morgan, on April 18th began In Tho H,st-
6ngs Court OF Portsmouth to-day II Nor
gan was killed at Comfy and Crawford
Streets, Portsmouth, while in convcESn-
ton with Jones. Ic was knocked down
by Jones, and died. shortly after being
removed to police headquarters. from Il
blow received on his head While falling,
1t is charged.
The accused is represented by Miller.
and Coleman, OF Norfolk, while States
Attorney Kenneth Balm IS directing the
prosecution Tic trial is expected TO
endure the week. .i
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lllllap's, Of course, lead.
MEN q BOYS oUrFlTrsks.

Taneilil Hall on August 18TH (whcn the
G a. II. would be III that city,, to meet
members of that organization and other
distinguished guests. | declined this IN
vitatipns in the most courteous terms,
ind, stuffed my reasons for doing So.
Summarized these reasons We're su bStlli-
#t';,lly TINT tic speaker still loved the
memories and principles Of the Con,
rcdcrate struggle. and whilst he had
Loyalty ana in good faith accepted the re,
suits ofStEcI w:lls5lic was fully convinced
now, as ii, 1861. thai the cause was u
orc; anu he could, thcrcforc,
never willingly join With those who met
to rejoice that we did not succeed IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
SUFFOLK is CHAMPION.
Norfolk Loses on a Technical
5Point-No Norfolk Games Here.

x "
Mr.. Walter Dean. a, base ball enthusiast
OF Suffolk, writes the! sporting editor
OF Tiie Tmes-D lspat oh tt!at the Sufiolk
team claims tho championship OF l''dee--|
water virriain ana Eastern North caro-
lima on tl,r following grounds ia,
Norfolk and Suffolk ARRANGED 70 pay
five games. the, odd game. III Ga 50 o. :,
tic, to be played on neutral ground Il c,ach
club won two games. and Mr., Dean Us I!r
serts TINT Norfolk refused TO play ne
tie Off on any grounds except those = & Z
Norfolk. Tho Suffolk club Is WllllllE 70
Dlay, Off on any neutral grounds,
Tho sporting editor Is a sk:d 70 decide
the question. i ( the arrangement as out
lined above, was agreed 70. tho Suffolk
club holds the championship, on the point
that Norfolk declines 70 play on n ",
grounds. ~ " s.,
Manager George Daily, of he brownies
has not been uble 10 arrange shi''tes
with Norfolk, The litter club declines IS
to come to Richmond and refuses : 20
guarantee the expenses Of tAe. Brownies
to that city. Manager Daily VII Hua'rri iran,
tee the clubs expenses to Richmond. ana
will play n series for the gate recelTls,
but Manager Hannah declines 70 II accept
the propositions:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL.
MANY Of Last Years Team Viii
Retur1-New Material,
Tho University OF Virginia 9ol-bali eleven p en-
h ~ rnndidn al for places on the Il cam naNo

ri ~ c,noa d}'dgi FOR places on the cam have
been ordered to report for practice neAr
"1 Tho outlook for a strong tcan,a very la,r.
b msh depenas W w{e r1s ne s eS"n
s!l ts sar tnch' hope reanF, hat onc my
rH suS a III, it event fes assured 1at
e b. s,'9ns or q s'' ia"i ye sns
O nSy M; III brother. formerly star plny,
CT On ,nc tam ARE a he'h ,b aSPSs atfs
.g ~ !, VAL viii tho exception Of Full,back
q Viii return 10 Tho University,
p[s's' s,r q n Az 'e " nS So
- College eleven for two Or thren
y M,n Mr.. Hiram smith. one q the most
brilliant 81 last yenrs lcllMol'd, Gos Leg te Az.
fn' md ii TINT event ,wll try for ne
ii,rt tenii lla ~ an exc1llqnt back,.nNq ,I y
m mnA Ia nolcrind la play full back. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Standing Of the Clubs,
SOUTHERN / LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

4 Scores Yesterday.
At MISUNDERSTANDING Q; Memphis 0 (for-
At Birminghan1--Birm 10; New
Orleans, 3 ,erst gnme). g.,
Birmingham, 9; New Orleans, I (sscond
AL Nashville Nashville, ~: Shreveport,
Az AZ, M ont gomory- Moutgoner'h 3; Little [,lttt',
Rock, .. ~ ". {.s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
NOTHING ON THE MARKET EQUAL
TO CHAMBERLAiN'S COLIc, CHOL.
Enn AND DiARRHOEA}REME

This fact Is well known to druggists
everywhere, ana nine out of ten will give
their customers this preparation Wien
Tho best is asked for, Mr.; Obc Wilmer,
II prominent druggist OF Joplin, Mo-. In Il
circular to his customers. says: There
is nothing Oh the market in tho way OF
patent medicine which equals Chamber,
.lain's Collie. Cholera and Dlhrrhoca
Remedy for bowel complaints. We sell
and recommend his preparation" For
sa IL nv Ill druggists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
MISS ROBERTA 5FuNkHOusER,
OF Maurertown, Shenandoah county, Malu
E' OF Honor to Grand Camp. u. CIV.
From the Seventh District.

rile total amount OF money inthe va
ripus TREASURES foots up Ss22l3.
After the reading pl this report the
meeting took n recess until I O'Clock,
The Battle Abbey.
When' lllp Grand Camp reconrened rain
fallnJg in torrents on thcIiint oof Of le
convention lials'rcscmbled the roll of huA-
drcGH NJ multicd drulns.g
fbaplain General J. William Jones
made tlte interesting alneuncement that
ere long The Veterans Would be invited
10 attend tiie lJS1ng ot the eurner-stona
of n:s RauRs tspitle Abbey.
.'rhe FHa'tie Abbey is now in sight.
said Pr J2hes, amid cheers, 'tund The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Rich1nonders in New York.

NEW York, Sept. 14.--rlfth Avenue: Misses
noshcr. J..fsIl. Boshcr Mrs., Il, s. noshcr:
Holland !: Q .sSFI. Sands apd wife. Herald
Square: J. Baldwin. Broadway Got ~ - U.
herr Victoria: G. II. sanda. llnper::idII: !.
w. Underwood and wife. Grenoblc: Mrs +.
G.. Thompson Murray fIlll: Dr. NJ. Atkinson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
SPECIAL Lew RATES TO RALEIGH
y NJ c, AND RETURN VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY, ACCOUNT NORTH CAR.
OIL INA SLATE ~ GGlClu YllEdI

For the above occasion Southern Rail
aaS will sell tickets October iith 10 2lHt
inclusive; 10 Raleigh and return at rate
Of one ftrst-rlass fare, plus aDc. inclnd-
ing one admission 10 fair grounds. With
siAal limit October II, ly9L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
BLOWING IN. RALEIGH. 4
Child Fatally Injured by Storm
at Mount Olive.
Especial to The Tim cs-Dispatch3

II Fl RALEIGH. ". c. Sept. 1A.-Heavy
rains aud high winds have prevailed In
Raleigh and vicinity all day, the rain
fall for the past twelve hours being .3.04
miles. Al s
e No special damage was done here, but
several residences We're unroofcd and
Tam houses Wicked in Garner
severe storms are reported in Durham
Warren and 11dgccombc counties and In
the Mount Olive section.
N Telephone and telegraph wires are down
In every direction, and details are
meagrc.
4 The Lyon factory and other buildings
were EunrOofed in Durham, and severnl
negro child fatally !njnrca In Mt. Olive
BELLS factory is among the wrecked
buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
At Newport N ewss;.

(SDecial to Tho Times pispatcll.l n
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. ia
fearful northenstery storm Is raging here
wires are down, and the city Is In total
darkness. No damage of consequence
has been reported afromstlle water front.9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Races Postponed

Y atIsy Associated Press.).
s READv1LLE,s MASS. Sept. 14.--On account
OF the ram to.day's races at tho lendvil.a
trotting track were postponed until to-morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
At Wilmington.
3h3 (Spccinl to The Tim esd isDn chg

a WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept 4.-Wil-
,mingtonJ was In the teeth OF terrific
gale which swept tho Carolina coast
Inst hight and to-day. The VIM reached
3afyclocityt Of 50 miles IN hor.. 4. tho CITY,
but no appreclable damsse was done.
All Geographic communication was cut
off and river traffic between hero and
Southport was suspended. 1t Is feared
that there were. disasters at sea, as the
storm was terrific outside. s Isl FIJI J5s
Z Tho beach resorts escaped any damage,
lN,ts the residents were badly FRI ghtencd.i
The storms fury has abatcd o-sight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play To-day.
5P!ttsb,irg at st. Louis. sd
,R Clncinna II at Chca go.
Boston Mt New York. ai
4 philadelphia ut Brooklyn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
BIG STORM ].
REACHES RICHMOND.
CONTINUED from First Page;

It was nearly half an hour before the
trouble with the wires WAS located and
rcmcdicd, aud tho engines clattcred back
to their. stations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
G. & 0.
Sc pten,ber Ouiir1g,
TO the
SEASIDE,

This s5ihe most beautiful season Of the
year To visit Old Point and Ocean View:
two fast trains every Sunday $50 ana 0
A. nj. 81 round trip to Old Point, Ocean
View aud Norfolk. A Dit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
lIRGlNlA DAY AT WORLDS FAlj

View nnd Norfolk, III
VIRGINIA DAY AT WORLDS FAIR.
LOW RATES VIA N. & w, RWY
Friday. September I'D. will bn tVir-
gina Day mt the Louisiana Exposition.
For his occasion the Norfolk and Yest-
ern Railway Company will sell Today
Coach Excursion tickets from Richmond
TO ST. Louis and return on Monday.
September 18Th, at the rate OF SIG, Cor
respondngly low rates from other sta
,ions, For full information apply to
5Jno. y. Wagner, City Passenger Agent.
~ Eas, Main street or
G. II. R0SLEY, Dist. Pass. Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
Il IA. "a lElk O. ~

ably arrange to play fhc ane 1soa nokc team cam
here soon. 6f34Ss tt55ss
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-08
Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident is narrated BY
John Oliverof Philadelphia, a follows
81 was in an awful condition. MySkin
was almost yellow, eyes sunkep, tongue
coated, no appetite, growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians bad
given me UP Then was advised n
use Eli ctric BitierS; to my great j ~.
he first bottle made decided i'm
provement. / continued their USE for
three weeks, ard am now a well man
/ know they robbed the grave Of an
ther victim :" M one should fail t.,
try them. Only so cents, guaranteed.
at F. A. Clemmer'S drug store.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-08
Low asst Rates

Ever made to the Southwest via the
hicago Great Western Railway. Ont
wsg ronnd trip tickets on sale March
| t and 18th; April 9th and 18th. FOL
fruther information apply to any
Great Western Agent or j. p. Elmer
G. r. A., ChicaSo, Ill. apr 10
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-08
Hcmeseekers. Rates

to North and South Dakota every
Tuesday until Oct. 10Th, the Chicago
Great Western Railway will sell ronnd
trip tickets to points In the above
named states at a great reduction
from the usual fare. For further in
formation apply to any Great Western
Agent, or j. p. Elmer, G.. P. A.,
Chicago, III. Oct. goth.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-08
Home Seekers Excursions.

One fare plus 50 90 round trip rate
via Chicago Great Western Railwa,
TO points in the following states: Ida
no, Montana, Oregon, Washington.
British Columbia, Assiniboia, Mani
t,ba and Saskatchewan. Tickets on
sale April 5th and 18th. For further
information apply t., any Great Yves
tern Agent, or J. P. Elmer. G. P. A,
Chicago. apr 10
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-08
Russian Cavalry Retiring.

Seoul, April 2.-It has been learned
here that the Russian cavalry, in much
Distress is retiring toward Wiju. They
are cutting down telegraph poles to use
as fuel, and their horses are dying for
lack of proper food
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-04-08
Settlers Ra,es

To points in Minnesota, North Dako-
"a, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan
aud Assiniboia. Tickets on sale by the
Chicago Great Western Railway every
Tuesday in April. For further infor-
alton apply to any Great Western
Agent, or j. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chi
cage, III. apr25