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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13

safely guarantee the best play. COM
pany and production ever seen In AS
toria, and nothing will be left undone
to make this a memorable engage
ment. The company is under unusual
ly heavy expense and to make Astoria
a side trip is necessary, and in conse-
quence l have agreed to play them al
dollar prices for reserved seats, and |
am sure that those who witness this
great play will agree with me in the
above. Respectfully yours,
L. E. SELIG.
Manager Fishers Opera House.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT.

Rsopsned Under New Management.
John Blasich has leased the Califor-
MIA Restaurant and oyster House and
is now prepared to serve the public
The best oysters and meals in the
city. Family trade supplied. Good
cooks, polite walters and prompt SER
vice.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13
Notice.

All Odd Fellows are requested to as
semble at the /. o. o. F. hall on We'd
nesday, December IA, 1904, at $3.50 a.
m. for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother, Past Grand
Thomas Arthur Hyland. BY order of
F. o. BELLAND, w. G.
Attest: o. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13

What two words mean most
to your groceri and what dc
they meanl
Schilling's Best; and they
mean a good deal Of business
without any trouble.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13

The Occident tonsorial parlors and
bath facilities are equalled by none.
Everything modern and up to date.
See Peterson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13

Football gate receipts are large
enugh to form an indemnity fund for
the disabled and the families of the
killed in the game.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13

Don't buy your hair brushes until
you see my new stock. 1t will be here
soon. Charles Rogers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13

BY common consent the new battle
ship New Jersey vii be assigned TO
the mosquito fleet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-12-13
A Good ,,..: Deal

We continually study how while othie u
worry, the best get all they
fyouar are no already WISE customer get
you don't know what buy for Xmas present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19

ali 81 tho towns In Virginia through
which they pass and at the same, e ~ time z
10 give Richmond better service for $50
ting to and from tho Valley, 10 g very
Intricate matter. 55 Ss i. . \. a
MI. Williams before the commission
briefly summarized the grievance OF his
city OF winchester, primarily and inc.--.
dentally other OF the Valley towns. while
Mr.. Dunlop spoke for the city Of Rlch n
mond. & ID q sQ
+. MI Thorn and Mr.. Doyle spoke for
their respective roads. utlining the diff
cuties which were apparent in regulating
their schedules to the ga tisf faction Of all
parties interested. The commission real
lied the intricacy or the question, and
upon request OF Mr.. w lson, OF the
Baltimore v and Ohio. granted the rail-.
roads until the goth day OF March for an,
adjustment of these troubles It beirfe
agreed TO by all concerned. that during
the interim, the railroad compn MES would
communicate with each o Their and an
Sdeavor TO present to the commission some
definite proposition looking to the best
adjustment OF the situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
WONDERS OF RADIUM.
Lecture Last Night by Professor
Hunter, of Richmond College

rho wonders OF radInm, tic new cle-
rcr, that Is revolutionizins the scien-
life World. were ably set forth last
right In a lecture delivered BY Professor
J.ER. Hunter Of Richmond College, be-
4 fore the Young n ems Society OF the Sec
1: Ond Baptist Church,. S5 "
hat rof lessor 4 IIn;.er traced the steps lead
4 ing up 10 the discovery q radium. be-
e ginning back ten years with The X Ray
Ntd Including the invsatig tion Of lBac-
l,icrct ard others ending With F Professor
nnd Mulnme Currla, who finally sue
ceeded in !, ex tracing from, s the pitch
blend Nupon which they werc working the
@1nfinilesimal quantity OF a nc ~ and .roti,l
tlerful substance that has since become
Known as radinm. Il He then spoke Of the
qualities OF rndium itself and astonished
his audience with a. statement of those
4 marvellous properties sliat are upscttlng
4 many apparently we'll founded scientific
4 principles, and that are attacking the
very doctrine of the conservation OF en-
x ergy Itself. r. 5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
VAGUE WAR RUM''0R IS
HEARD |N0L |. ] u. \.
{about 1-a miles, from An The ne, enc
nv opened fire and killed one 9 y . our
UNLOCKING 4GUN |, D Al.
Siyoutch to be Put Into Com
mission as Soon q; as .85
Possible.

It,continued From, Flrst 4 P7'agte:.)1 4
n fRy D ,\sso,cia ted N Fress) AZ

(By associate ted 5F ress.)
NEW cIIwANG, AZ arch IS, The he VOTE or
of unlocking ussia1, sunbofat a.
sivoutc il has gunS 50 asto enable 'ller g
enter the Liuo River at the earles posi-
be moment Three small boats from Port
Arthur have been disentrained # at az tho
Iva 81 tation. The above fac ts.5 together
with the Russian dem ands for Q marke q.
here forylumber and grain bags, = taken ftfI
|to indicate the proposed ecut'on st O.
T,ian river from the railway 8 ton 10
the forts and tho coas Inc t. Kin ch ''''
Official denials we're sen Z to Toxic To- o..
day Of the reports preyaiilin e m & Japan .
tho+ yice Admiral AIakarofr fears the
loss of his fleet IL he remains at Port
Arthur. and that he therefore connaf'-
plates an attempt to ESCAPE. Competent
authorities much doubt the propapl,i.y
of the Japanese reducing s - .lt ~.
under two years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
STRUGGLING FOR A
BETTER SCHEDULE.
Conference for Closer Relations
.s Between Richmond and
the Valley

All / o'clock yesterday a conference
was held between the state Corporation
Commission on the one side. and the bal al
tiinore and Ohio Railroad Company, the
Southern Railway Company and t ths
chcxapcake e. Ohio Railway Company.
on the other, 10 take UP tho question
OF the passenger schedules in the valley llf'
Of Virginia with O view to regulating
them. SO as to better serve he public
of that part OF the Commonwealth ana
10 make better connections between.
themselves. was begun. The three Com
mlssloncrs, Hon. Beverley Crum p, . tlo l.
Henry Fairfax and Hon. Henry G. Stuart
were present. while the chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway was represented hy General
Manager C.. Il. Doyle and superintendent
OF Transportation c.. C.asNYalker. and tho
Baltimore and Ohio by Assistant tien-
eral Attorney John e. Wilson. the SUI
perin tendent OF he Shenandoah Division.
M John r.. Spurricr, and 4 General su-33
iperir, tcndent Fitzgerald. The Southern
had uuits an array of representatives,
\ there being present In behalf 4 81 So tfiat
roads interests, Hon. A fred y = nom
division coli:,sei i; NJ pas
setlgerE traffic 1nanE ger; All. q -. ~ INV
assistant general freight agent; Mr.sSW.
a. Andrews. superintendent OF the wa s 81
ington Division, and Assistant Surerinrl-
tcndent Of that Division J. a. White.
The interests OF the city Of Richmond
we're represented by Mr.. r A. Dunlop,
secretary OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
and by Ar. ELS, Goodman manager Of
tie traffic bureau OF the body. Mr.. e.
Gray, Williams represented the Interests
OF the city OF Winchester.
In competition for the business OF the
Valley OF Virginia, Richmond has always
been at great disadvantage as COM
pared with Washington, Baltimore and
other northern markets. the latter cities
having direct and quick transportation
facilities with the Valley: while Rich
mond. to very great extent, was cut
on from her own territory, and the bust
ness from the richest section OF the State
was nearly all diverted TO the North
II Is with a view to overcoming this.
and upon the complaints from the Valley
section. that the commission has taken
IN this matter with the three railroads
running through this part of the State.
The matter OF regulating the schedules
OF these three railroads considered in re-
llation one to one another, taking into
J consideration the best interests Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
DIR. Bruner Returns.

DR., Weston Bruner has returned from
a great meeting at the Temple Baptist
Church. Washington. and will occupy his
pulpit at Calvary Baptist Church. both
morning and might. His morning theme IS
,"The Christ Vision At nlght Mr.. Bruner
will speak about "Naaman. the SYRIAN
"A special feature Of the services Will be
the singing by the Daley Quartette, kotr
Buffalo, N, y. The conference on Prob
lens THAT yex the Church To-day will
continue during tho week at s P. NJ
Monday, Dr. w, G. Taylor and Rev, q.
p stealey Will speak, All Sunday school
workers especially invited. Famous Daley
Quartet Will sing throughout the week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
'STA'TEOF WAR ! R
IN NORFOLK J. 1 X.
H;opc.N11.a,try Clti Cha p,te''' y 50.
si Contends for@ Right OF
Esa Independence. 35
THE PRIMARY CONTEST con 4 EST
Committee May Decide Without
Waiting fol- Rcbittal--- .E,rrtc Erect
1'allcst House iii Norfolk.
tspeelal,o The .plspatcl,.1.

ts,peclalto The Tlmes.D lspatcl.)
!, 81 NORFOLK. VA, Mnrcl, ia state Of
war exists Between tlicltwo chapters OF
8tIc United Daughters OF the Confedcrnty
4 Il, this city,. slIope.Mnur Chapter, which
was formerly the auxiliary of Pickett
4 buchanan Ctaph.r, Inns Issued a replysto
the abatement OF tic parent orga zation.
III disclainis any desire OF intention OF
nrtagonisLrg Pickett Buchanan Chapter,
but at The same time ma btains that
. II has il right TO d scparals existence.
Sa5 CONVICTED or FORGERY.
IS q. ssj AZ A1itchell' who came here from
North Carolina. was convicted In tie Cor
poratIon Court to-day OF III forging lie
name OF Mrs. u r. clcaton to draft
4 or $50 ana also to n check received IN
4 payment or this draft which was made
4 on Messrs. Montgomery and Company
who sold Mrs. Cleaton's cotton lors hcr s
& Jtc got two years. 5a t3f
5ssrhere IS much speculation as to the
decisionHof tho state Contra Committee g.
LIN tia contested primary case from this
Il city. It Is believed by many that the
N casc Will be tnkci8 UP BY the committee
without tho rebuttal testimony the nd !
4 ministration people have declared their
Intention OF Introduclng, I'M less this stes-
y tirnony Is speedily forthconir 8. Former
SecrctaTS4a Oh Colhi.oH 81
Il Il. Lawlcss. who rs representing the anti
administration faction said to-day that
q ,e could not understand tlla delay that
lis being made by the other side. He
Il thought they should lose no Time In pro
5Jducing their testimony. since thus Tar.
1 they have merely Denounced the danngt
Il ing testimony OF the administration
I, side without combating IT, on tho Wit
ness stand. s85 s3s d $9 . 459g
Nj IA TAIL HOUSE. 5s
Mr III. B. Is C,rowell will erect at once
OH the lot ut tile corner OF Frecmason
81 arid CRANKY Streets IN apartment house
which will be @the3 tailest building in the
city, and will cost $4,000. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
\ TWO FAVoRITEs WIN IN, Ii
Truffle Hunter and Circus Girl
/ Ahead at Finish.
(By Associated Presso

NEW ORLEANS, March 1s,,Truf1e
Hunter and Circus Girl were the only
winning favorites to-day. 7 y Y Z ! ! !,
as TO il first. Hlst % to % second Half
Hundred 600 to y third; Time 1' 1,7,i 80
h Second race-two year. olds, hq AZ H MS, =
( 70 s to-, second. Georgia Garter % to y
third. Time 80 40 = 1, z, !, i, ,s
Third race i've and q half fn Irn' g,7
bDocilc 40 to y first, spenoerlnn l4O toEll
second second Short Cake uSIto$D third. Tine
- Fourth receive and a hall fnrlonlE;s f s.
June Collins Cl3 to y first. presentation
q 10 ID second, Josette @ to y third.
Fifth Hi i riace-selng. mile and a sixteenth i
Circus, Girl az to 81 first, Sareguard
4 al to 81 second, DIR. Garrick da TOD
thrdl Time 1857 4-b, !, !,
sixth selling, mile and 9, slxtee s1 =
a--Atheola Il to u first. N1mble nag
(so to IS second, strader go TO y thlrd.
Time 1854 82-5 a .5 til
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
SUBMARINE BOAT RUN
DOWN; ELEVEN DROWNED
fBysAssocIatod press.)

PORTSMOUTH. March 49, The Brit
isl, s1ibma rine boat No. "A. was rim
down and sunk off the Nab lightshlp
sons Il were drowned, 5inclllding Lieuten-
ant AIansergh the senior officer ems
gagged IN submarine work. The liner pass
Cd on and reported that she had struck
altorpedo IS rs q 5f
u At the time SHE was struck, the vessel
was or 4 the ightship engaged in thu
rnanoe,Ivres, Il nd was lying ir, seven
fathoms OF water, waiting the a pproach
OF q battleship. II IN siS IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
P|RESID.:E:'..|N''I|''''ii'.
WINS Il ! IS
Senate Last Confirms o 9lli
nation Of IN God to be NJ NJ
Maj Or General.
SENATOR q ! An MAS FIGHT
'ISo Opposc This Promo tio 81 Y All
tile Last Great p #: ffor:t3s st
z3s4 lis Life. j;!s
SENATOR: Q HA 4 I FIGHT &
"A ByEAssociatcds Press. }

i
il WASHINGTON. .. March IS ----By
the action Of the Senate IN executive;
session to-day General Leonar-d Wood Cd \
became a {major-g eneral, \ taking the rank
from All gust S. 1908, the d ays President
Roosevelt2made the promo Hon. & he CON
test against his corr rnlat ION has been
a not table one. beginning soon after Con-
gross convened in special session and: and
continuing until to-day. when by a Vote
of Az to 16 the nomination was cons
fir1ned. The late Senator Hanna was
recognized as the leader OF the forces
opposed to General Wood. and had 1t not
been for his death before the dispost-s
stior of tho case, It is conceded tina e the
vote would haze been much closer. ~
has not been bel ieYed at any time since
the contest opened howeyer.st 1a this
fight against onfirmat ton would have
been successful. Only two Republicans
remained inHthe minority. They we're
Senator Scott a mem Der OF the. Il Mill
5tary Affairs Committee, who opposed
the nomination while 1t was pending In
the committee, and Senator Isl dgess59
Dependent upon tho confirnlat zion Of
General X Wood We're one hundred and
isixty-sever.S promotion for other AMY
S0llCeTa. Hese 4tfLNsS osc4t W SltiSSy
their denominations were made by tliSS
president, but will nov }tbe confirnletS
without opposition, They Include twenty
.colonels promoted to- be brigad ier- EensS
erals on the retired and one brigadier..S
general on the active list. and q n,l Il,sl
herS ofSfother officers ranking from coli
5oncls down to- second lleutenants. ~
no doubt. will be speedily confirmed. ard
will Y according to iltary authority take
rank and pay from the time Il ey5i were 4
first appointed to fill va cancles. 5assSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Az i: The III ! THEATRES III


There may be a question in the minds
}n,Fmany a s to whether or n OF Sapho is
an immoral play, bu upon tne. cues W..
ion 81 the merit OF the production o. o.
q he MAY las night at he AS Acadells.
Z i,ere can be no doubt. Tho company
was not equal to the task, and the re-
suit was a dismal failure.
4 Sapho & Is a play recurring the p r1oslt
delicate and artistic treatment, and when q Y
4, does not receive such there can be
hit one result. 81 This was demons! rate e !,
,ltte nrcse,l Ia ton Syester day. Miss f1dlt
Warner gave no coloring ~ al =. 70 me AZ
roia Of Fanny LIE Grand. She did iHot3
snow the soul OF this poor wret ...sln me Z,
crnot ionaI scenes she LACKED sure ltl't
and at no time was she corvl ilS,l'
Sapho, at best. Is not q !. % slpe
40 ,,e ~ stron gly to the sympathy Of
an audience. s.4 j{5t5 IS "A Sfl u. .
M. Frederick Sumner was not strong irons
in the role Of Jean. Indeed. the com
ma ny. as whole. was TO T. UP 70; the
average. The staging Of the piece was was
very poor and tho scene In which Fanny Inn
Is carried up the stairs to herd lodging l1
place was made rdiculous, s9y si5s
,av t comedy sPeck's Bad Boy will
hold the boards a 3 the Academy. the
play has been practically reouilt ana
The company producing it is said to be
capable one.
with the master hand OF George, w.
Iederer conspicuous in every detail.
very witty book by Frederick Ransen.
and Surprising musical score by lstdore
Witmark, THE Chaperons.sis to be seen ssl
Il the Academy next week.
Tho big organization has H heen received
withYmarked favor for the past. two y! sen.
sons in the larger cities and comes With !,
most fiattering endorsements from ron, the
leading critics.
The concluding Perfornq'nGGssst e of All r
at tha Bijou this week and delighted
audiences be siysn seIaax
In / beent a most successful one, with the
attendance this afternoon. and to ,;lsi
promising to crowd the house to us unit NJ
The smiling Of 9It tai He%r nsa
Company. will be seen upon the y. streets y ! :
| to- day. The company opens the Wee ,iS, {
1.-The Biiou Theatre Monday night IN IT The he
'Ameer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
ERu,rno,,rred Japanese Defeat.

f5i& 81 (By Il Assoca ted preas.) Ei
PARIS, March 49, IN ports have 81 n cen
received at the Foreign Office or else else
where confirming d Bourse runor Of !, g
great Japanese defeat, which probably
grew out OF he unconfirmeds Shanghai
treport OF the defeat or 200 Japanese BY
j a Russian force of 800 men. ji
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
ANXIOUS FEARS FOR
OVERDUE STEAMER FELT
ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch.)

4 SAVANNAH. GA. March 1s.-Ths
agents here express fears for the Belgian
steamer Clematis. Captain Lanaers, Of
tho Antwerp Naval Stores Company's line
sof tank steamers to London and Ant.
Werp. Tho Clematis left Antwerp on
February 9TH and was sighted February
7th,5 since which time she has not been
reported She is now twenty-ore! days
overdue. She has made some thirty
voyages and was never more than five
days overdue before. She carries a,
crew Of thirty-two men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Mainly About People.

Miss Ida a. Miles left the city yesterday
morning for, Spencer N, 81. where she
Viii remain for four OF Ave- weeks, She
viii be tho guest Of her relatives, MI,
and Mrs, u g. Dean !, .,, =,
was operated on at Virginia Hospital
yes erday by DR.. John Dunn Tor trouble
Pertaining to the ear, Hc lis doing we'll.
and friends here, as well as at homa' VII
oraealT SO we'll. His wife has been with
him. and also Mi, Edmonds Ayerett, his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
NEWsBOY ROBs RICH 81
NEW YORK " ON TRAIN

(By Associated Fress.)
n ATLANTA. GA. March 1S---Mrs.
Dryer, OF New York. on her way from
New Orleans home, while In a. Pullman
car IN the Union Station here to-day
was robbed by II newsboy OF svalua bic
diamond ring. diamond encruste ed watch.
s75 IL "a sil,# a gold mounted looking glass
and ali her trunk checks. The young
thief snatched her purse, which contain>t
these vaIuables. from her belt. while she
Mrs. DIVER continued on her way home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Death Of Mr.. w. x, Rowe.

Mr.. w. X. Rowo died last night al
o'clock in his home. No. 250s 20 Street,
Mir. Rowe Was a we'll known citizen ~
The East End, and am employee Of the
can Company, fie ,yas also q member OF
William BYRD Col,nc,l, III o. Q. \, NJ,
rho funeral ARA ilgamcnts hays not ss
set been comp I've. ss i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
SLoudoun Notes.

(special to Tho Times Dispatch
LIE EsBUR a., March q 1s.-Colonel
John 4, Fl h Alexander will deliver q lee
ture to Mosby's Men in85l 2arrentoll'
Nj John III Townsend, master OF the
Orange county hounds. has leased The
.rSolund farm, near NJ! id sburg o.,
for agtcrma OF five years. = *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
sHRINERS RETURN.
Acca Templates Get Back From
.3 washington in Good Shape.

The Rcca Templates WHO want to
washington to pay their respects to their
brother mobiles OF Almas Shrine. and help
them put a number OF candidates over
the sands. returned yesterday afternoon.
"a While in Washington they were enter
tanned at banquet at the Riggs House,
their appearances yesterday upon their
return indicated. ~ lS ~ S] IA 5 nj i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Russian g omman der Deaf.

" (By Associated Press,l a9.l
Il MOSCOW, March Z lS,-hl Inc. sht g -. rs
,.noyltch has been informed that her hus-
band, the commander OF the battloshlpl
sRetyizan. has become deaf as the result
OF the cannonading In herepelling OF t tho
Japanese assaults OH Port Arthur, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH sRISE;;, AND Ne
Once streetsJ.sWEsroN BRu Z, T., \ ~ :.
minister II 4 Ihs Gh Tss S pstsy Quar-.
istte, os Basialo. II NJ, sing at ho!h services
me continues tn,nEheatt sns ssslss
for Our bible school Dr ", pas-
ten First BaRts, Church ,s RssssfssusR Is
e,ttsIMay ~ ,neakef, lIaiiey QpaTtslts sing tats
8dIai welconls % All. Ystsh papers ~ -
'ppuncsmept W n "A q St u \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
elm Crow in Maryland
(Special 10 Tho Tlmes-Di spntct

Especial to Tho Tlmes-D lspntch } N 53g9SSII
Y BALTIMORtl, ri March i3 49, Governor
MARRIED. has approved the two so called
Jim Crow bills. relating to ilroAbl
and steamboat travel IN the State. and
the act will 30 into effect. Fl M 5sssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Day at Hot Springs.
(By Associated Press

HfIIOr8 SPRINGS, Arm, Narch la''-SuIl'
First race-ha.4 mile--Ameliana q to y
first Pinkie a to 81 SECOND, The l4orelei
Is to i)'fthird Time 80 Ia,
!. st ta nrst Donna. Bella 10 to y seq
ond. Laura Hunter g 10 y third. Time
Third rnce-mjle and seventy yards
second second Tie Fiddler 4 to p third, Time
Fourth race-slx furlongs-E Harvester
Is tn S. f,rst. MartiusG to ID second, Lady
r Efth race-flve furlongs pebbia May
n 8to"5) frst, Matt Wadleigh, % to ,
second Jake Ward "a to a third Fine
l.0l 1y2. ~ y, d, 4,
5flrsf.ssB Bart Il Hove rs to % second. Sly
Boots Is to n third, Time l;l8 Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
SOUTH 8AFRl CAN IN ANA ER 5ANHEu
&SER-BUScH BREWING NJ 5S ASSN
CURE q III OF w A az SEVERE
II COLD HAM BERLAlN'S
49, fatIA CNlIEE REMEDY 5ef;9gs5s4,. Egs

During nj "Trip in the Transvall
contracted n heavy cold r an, pleased
to state that Cham berlains s. Cough Re1n.s
edy gave me prompt relief and after cons.
tinuing It's use for q few days was an-'
tirely rid Of the distressing indisposi-S
ton" says Mr. Albert =. Stiasny. mans
ager Of Anheuser- Busch Brewing Asso-
tciation, Cape Town, Africa. This remedy.
has a world wide reputation for It's cures
of colds and can always be depended
upon For sale by all druggists. SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
Loss Of Skori Unconhrmed.

II s(I3y Associated Press.)
ST. PETI1RsB . RIG. March ls',-I ! !. an-
rniralty has no confirmation of the res
ported loss OF the torpedo boat destroyer
SkorI off Port Arthur, st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19
New York, 81; Atlanta, ~
fBys Associated Press.l

~ SO Y 6 n IN a !, 4 II. II. r.
Atlantn .,,s.t.-,., t,ssts * q
8 Batcrrie g. ELY. NdcISakil, Nlccay and
.Bsviile, n Hughes, utlaR. aud AlcGu'fs
Attendance J. 6Q0. n IA 4sss8 VI ssSS N IN
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75c. bottle; four year, wv
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Rent box fin he strong Are and h9fS Hir
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