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Republican Territorial Convention.

The republicans of the territory of Arizona are hereby called to meet in delegate conven- ton in the city of Prescott on Saturday. Sep tember Y, I90i, at O clock D. m. for the follow ing purposes: First-The nomination. of n dpierate in congress; Sccond-The selection of Il republican territorial committee; Third-The Transaction of such other business as may properly come before the convention.
 The basis of representation of the several counties in said convention will be one delegate for every fifty votes cast at the last general election for Hon Rober: F.. Morrison for dele gate in congress, and one additional delegate for each fraction over twenty-five. Such dele gates shall be chosen in such manner as the republican county central committees of the respective counties may determine. Upon the foregoing basis the appointment will be as fol- lAtx.S
The copper era., 1904-09-15
Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy Aids
 Nature.

Medicines that aid nature are all ways most cffectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allayS the cough. relieves the lunps. aids eNpectoration. opens the secre- tionS, and aids nature in restoring system to healthy condition. Sold by all druggists.
The copper era., 1904-09-15
Cured of Lame Back After 15 Years
 of Sufferip6.

Il had been troubled with lame back for fifteen years and I found d complete recovery in the use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm" says John G. Bisher, Gillian, Ind. This lini- ment is also without an equal for sprains and bruises. It is for sale by all druggist.
The copper era., 1904-09-15
Tourist Rates.

The Frisco System will issue, during the Summer months. Tourist round- trip tickets to various resorts and To- mdun sains, lakes and sea- shore, at greatly reduced rates, with ample return limit. Call on nearest agent, or address Passenger Traffic Department, Saint Louis.
The copper era., 1904-09-15
Number of delegates

Number of delegates. le' Proxies will be recognized only when pre- sentei by voter of the county from which the same is issued
 All railroads haAe been requested to make reduced rates for this convention and if no special rate is in force delegates leave for the convention theE should take receipts for the money paid so dhat if possible the matter can be arraiIged for freturn transportation. X full attendance bf delegates is desired. as well as the presence{ of representative republi- cans from every park of the territory. By order of the E1ecutiye Committee:
 W. NICHOLS, GEORGE U. YoUNtG. Chairman
 Secret sry. Phoenix Arizona A ugust C, lSei.
The copper era., 1904-09-15
GiIa County Democrats.

The democratic county convention of Glia county was rc-aS>embled on the 9th instant. and an agreement finally reached between the warning features of Shanley and Thompson. after the withdrawal of !. II. Thomp- son from the race for the nomina- tion for sheriff. Temporary organ ization was effected bv the election of R. H. Samuel, q Thompson dele gate. as chairman. and Richard Fleming, Shanlcy delegate. as sec retarv.
 The credentials committee was composed of three Shanlcv dele gates and two Thompson delegates. The majority report which was adopted. denied a seat in the con- vcntion to the san Carlos precinct. and three out of one-half of the Thompson votes from Roosevelt.
 The platform endorses Parker and Davis, compliment w. ]. Bryan. de- mands endorsements of the eight hour law, uphold> the right of labor to organize. and favors an adequate primary election law.
 The sentiment was unanimous in favor of Mark Smith for congress.
 Following is the ticket nominated:
 .ounc1lEG; Hunt:
 nis,nSam nSsem9lSam Taught.
 DsSIct Attorney-A. k. Edwards. keasurer-W. w. Brooker.
 sheriff Ed r. Shanley.
 Recorder-Richard Fleming.
 Supervisors-J. G. Oldtield. w. C. Colcord.
 Justice of the Peace, Globe-Hin- son Thomas.
The copper era., 1904-09-15

Foley's Kidney Cure makes the dis eaScd kidneys sound sos they will eliminate the poiSonS from the blood. For sale by Arizona Copper Co.
The copper era., 1904-09-15
To Cure & Cold in One Day

Take Laxativa Bromo Ouinine Tab lets. All duggists refund the money if it fails to curet F.. w. Groves sig nature is oneach boxnte
The copper era., 1904-09-15

All Trains carry passengers.
 Make close connection at Bowie with s. r. trains for both East and West and at Globe with stage lines to Payson. Upper Salt River Valley. Riverside, Touto Basin. Ray and Black Warrior Mines. A M. ZEAL. Supt
 EPES H.RANDOLP President
The copper era., 1904-09-15

Stops the Cough and Works off the COld.-LaXative BrOmo-Quinine Tab lets cure cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price 9 cents.
The copper era., 1904-09-15

girls head just above the eve and was taken out at the back-Dcming Graphic.
 Dibbrcll & Moshelm. who organized the Lena Mining company, while they were in the deal. advanced some money to Professor Carrcra. who was superintendent of the com- panv. To secure this advance the professor gave them q mortgage on his mineral collection. which i> said tc he the finest collection in the southwest. and for some time has been on exhibition in the rooms of the chamber of commerce in Fl Paso. The mortgage is for Sl5.oo0. and the professor has never redeemed it. Recently MesSrs. Dibbrel X Mos helm filed suit in the district court at Fl Pa>u to forcclo>c the mortgage. Liberal.
 Fred Starr. the crack pitcher of the Albuquerque Browns, was shot twice last week at Lizzie McGrath's house of illfame on Copper avenue bv Stella Henderson. and will prob ably die. The gun used was 32-cali- bre hammerless Smith and Weson pistol and two out of four shots went straight and with deadly effect. One bullet entered the left side three inches below the arm pit. punctured the plural cavity and passed through the kidneys. This wound is the most serious and the chances arc. will cause death. AS
The copper era., 1904-09-15

Phoenix Arizona, A ngust C, 1904
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
ATTENTION. DEMOCRATs.

In less than I'VE weeks the election VIII
be held for President and vice Fresi-
dent and the control OF the House Of
Representative. The present conditions
Dcee success or the Democratic cause II
uEiEed and enthusiastic efforts are made
1t is apparent shat 10 overcome the
position OF the Republican party, ln-
trenched Ia Once and with the financial
adFautagCs4 due 70 such position, rna
legitimate campaign expenses Of the
Democratic party must OF necessity %
great
Friends OF Democracy and citizens who
desire the election or Alton b. Parker
ana Henry O.. Davis can in nOWise give
more substantial aid than ira nnancla4
assistance. i earnestly appeal 90 all
Democrats in the District o. Columbia
10 make such donations to the cause
as they may be able 20 DO. BY 50 doing
LHey VIII nave the satisfaction, IL We ara
succeSsrul. OF knowing that they con-
LtlD- ted toward restoring the National
Government 70 a harbor Of safety and
establishing Democratic principles
Whlch Tor 50 many years added 90 the
healthy growth and prosperity Of ne
United States.
Contributions by mail or IN person VII
be received b. me and proper receipts be
given therefor JAMES j.. NORRIS,
Democratic National Committeeman Of
the District OF Columbia. Norris
Building NO 50l i Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
AMERICANS HAVE
NO PART IN ROW

Positively no instructions have been
sent by the State Department 10 Auerl-
can representative abroad relative 10
Tie Russian attack ON British fisher
men, said a prominent State Depart
menJ official This morning '-LEe United
states IS ln no way connected with Lu-
trouble between Russia and Great
Britain. and there could be no reason.
for any action on the part of this GOV
eminent
This statement proves the ralsiIE ot
Tumors circulated from New York that
the United States had cDmmuuica ted 10
Great Britain The willingness OF this
Government 10 back mp the British iu e.
stand against the Russians
The State Department has had uo adj
vices from European presented ives
concerning conditions -l England and
prominent Of1cIaI In the department said
this morning LEaI IL conditions were as
grave as has been reported iu some
press dispatches bee thinks tle American
ara DassaCor 10 Great Britain would have
made some report 20 tEl- Government
Al the State Department the opinion
prevails tl4t many OF the dispatches
Eellung 90 tLe attitude OF the TGl-el
States toward the Anglo Russian trouble
are col0E-i for political reasons.
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
Other Millinery

Misses and |hildren's CameTs Hair
Felt Hats, in bell crowns. flats. and
rolling brim effects. blues. browns
reds, casters, worth SOC and fEc
zoe. Special Green Ticket Day. ,
Ladies' large. medium. and small
shaped extra quality Felt Hats: felt
bound 7-ld ready for trimming. blacks,
browns, and blues; worth a dol = nc
laT- Green Ticket Day.....-.....- > ,
The newest style Ready-tO- Wear
Hats turbans. flares. sailors all trim
med in the latest styles with yelvets.
silks, fancy plume breasts, draped
cloths. leather buckles and quilts
whites. blacks and cOIors.
Worth 8 and $3.50 Green 81 IL
Ticket Day ....-.-.,......-..... H = -
A special lot OF Five and Six Dollar
Trimmed Hats. priced below usual for
tomorrow. They We're made FOR the
occasion AS a Green Ticket leader
All the best trimmings, new 9 I Il (
est materials and shapes , = >
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
YORK
CHICAGO TROLLEY
Last Gap Completed by
Next Year.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS
Building Road Now From Kalamazoo
Mich, to Complete the
Line

CHICAGO. Oct PA road now build
ing between Benton Harbor and KaIa-
mazoo. Mich. when completed in 1898.
viii provide trolley transportation from
Chicago 10 New York and Boston
The last gap IN the trunk line is being
constructed from Kalamazoo. which will
make direct line between Benton Har-
Dor and New York.
The spread Of the Michigan lines is
due TO fight between the Pere Mar
quette road and the Graham & Nor
ton steamship Company.
The line to New York viii carry
freight emo passengers.
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
Ole Plume Sale

Paris Ostrich Plumes, worth 7 &c
3 and $50. blacks and Whites..I >
Two dollar Black Amazon Ostrich
FEllmes s. 4 and Is inches long g &C
Black or white. French Curl and
Amazon Ostrich Plumes; Is, H. and
10 inches long; worth S2z5 10 81 az
40. Green Ticket Day.. l. - ,
Black, white, and a few colors in
French Curl and Amazon Ostrich
Plumes; -, I6 and II inches
long; worth 50, Green Ticket 81 7E
LAY -----.-------.-- i >
Plain cOlOrs. shades and twO-tOue
ostrich Plumes, Ia brown. gray, castor,
cardinal navy reseda, emerald green.
orange. pink. naCre. etc. also black
ana white: fun Is 10 20 inch 50 AE
es long 81 and s values. Now Z r ,
French Curl Ostrich Plumes, in black
and white; u, is. and % inches long,
worth from $ 10 $50. Spe- S Z 4
cial Green Ticket Day.. > " ,
The Washington times., 1904-10-27

Danger OF clash between retail and
wholesale milk dealers is now remote,
il the producers carry out their propo-
siti0u 60 sell at is cents "a gallon.
This price is practically what has been
sought by the retailers, and would not
ueCessiJate an advance in the price Of
milk 10 the consumer.
In fixing the minimum price of stand
ard milk al is cents, the shipping farm
ers signify their intention OF reaching
an amiCabIe adjustment of the threat
eued trouble, and it only remains for the
retailers 10 say this scale is accept
able TO them for the trouble 10 end. Al
the proposed scale it VIII be possible to
retail milk at the regular price OF s
cents.
May Charge More.
While the producers fix the minimum
price at rs cents. IL does not mean that
this figure is all that viii be asked for
every quality of milk. As reported yes
terday, it is proposed that the quality
TO a certain degree shall regulate the
cost, and II a farmer wishes ne may
demand 20 cents a gallon for the prod
Uct, as had been planned.
a IS the MIX Producers Association is
representative of the great portion of
the shipping farmers in this territory,
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
DEATH ON FUN CLUB
GIVES FIRST DANCE

The members OF the Death ON Fun
Club opened their season last evening
with dance at Ars. Dyer.s. 1917 IL
Street northwest This was the drst
entertainment given by the club, which
ls composed OF Lle opera tors of IEa
east lGlee vi tl- GG==a pea ze and Pa-
touae Telephone COMPANY
The cHmmILru- iu charge Of the affair
was Misses ~ Cleulal-eI. Beach .
E1aele, j. B-rliLe. g. Barber and *.
Et-Iaa-
During tho iULeImIsSl1u AIRS. Dyer SEE
Response H. The requests or a number
present furnished the music for extra
numbers.
lr i- said that Tire club viii make these
dances moGt-.E occasions
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
Gail the Police

At the suggestion of Mrs Williams
witness called up police station; was
positive that no further message came
from lIcCue residence. either asking for
Police or for doctor. If there had been
another message, she would have heard
Miss Lillian Busic. night operator a.
central telephone office, stated that dur
ing the time Miss BragE was away from
The board. she was positive she answer
cd no message at all from McCue resi-
5euce
Policeman Grady. ia response To Ques-
Eou from juror. did not remember
whether 81 was man or woman S voice
tEtr notified him 10 g. 90 the McCGe res
ll-ucc.
George Mason had "a conversation wits
ICtue t1at night AICCue said he had
his back 60 the door when ne heard a
click Ee turned and saw man. He
went TO the cLlr0Uier 10 procure "a pis-
toll and found III gone Then The man
picked up the sun. when he was struck
ana hneW lo more His wife. he said
was preparing for bed.
IcCue. during witness STAY al tuc
residence. did mot suggest going 10 see
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
DonestiCs

Short lengths of Apron Cling
ham. worth six cents. Green . &c
Lichet D-y .----.---- ..-.-,.,.-- = $
Lot Of Unbleached Muslin. good
heavy quality. worth cents . IC
Green Ticket Day..........-........J =
Odds and ends iu Giughams. percaIes.
Eoiles, etc, cut from fun pieces; worth
from 15c 10 25c Green Ticket &C
lay .-r.-----.-.--.- ----..-- >
Short lengths OF Innings, PercaIiues
ana a. salIlJee,ns' worth up 20 z5c- &c
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
MIX Retailers Like
Proposal of Producers
Satisfied With Graduated Scale of PriCe-No
Advance TO Consumers-SuggestiOns to
Be Considered Next Month

ana as the resolution providing that the
miuImu i'm price should be nNed at Is
cents was adopted almost unanimously,
IJ IS probable the prevailing price for
milk after November ] viii be is cents
a gallon from the shipper TO the retailer,
ana $ cents quart from the retailer 20
the consumer
All Is Serene.
I'm speaking of the action of the Pro-
duCers' Association this morning w. A
Simpson. a member of the committee
or retailers which conferred uusuccess-
fully with a committee of farmers, said
that TO him the end of the trouble ap-
peared TO be in sight
III the producers adopted the proposed
price. he said. ST don't think auv OF
the retail dealers in Washington will
nave any kick coming. This scale is
Just about what we have been asking
-of and viii permit as 10 maintain the
regular price of milk. The price last
year ranged from IL 10 rs cents q gall
Ion, so there viii be very little differ-
enCa PIP
This opinion voices the sentiment OF
other dealers in the city. If the pro-
ducers do IS set forth I'm the resolution
II is believed further difficulty viii be
aVeTLed.
The matter viii be brought up at the
next meeting of tEe Retail Dea Iers' Asso-
citation. which is 20 be held next month
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
SENT CREDENTIALS
TO WRONG PLACE

FALL RIVER. Oct. Z7.-Peter Quinn,
a Ward caucus officer mas been
sentenced 10 one day i'm the house of
correction, for sending delegates ere
dentials to tine Democratic city commit
tees rooms instead OF 70 the mans
residence.
Quinn said he did not know much
about the caucus laws. and did not
think the credentials should be sent 10
q delegates address
Judge McDOuOuEh, iu commenting on
the sentence, said IL might bring caucus
officers 20 q better realization of their
duties.
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
NO WOMEN ATTEND
M'CUE CASE TODAY
They Heed Judges Warm
ing Regarding Evidence.
MRS. M'CUE'S ODD SILENCE
She Seemed Noticeably Preoccupied
Returning From Church on the
Night Of the Murder.

CHARIDIIESNIL lille, Va, oct o.
When the AIcCue murder trial WAS re-
summed today the jurors recalled two wit
uesses, Dr. Frank AIcCue, ana the pc
gro Charles Skinner. Each was request
ed 20 repeat certain portions OF .his evil
ueuce. A juror mad previously asked
Go be permitted TO see the stenOgTapnlc
report of Yesterdays evidence, but cOun-
sell Tor tHe accused objected.
Not "a woman is among the speCtd tors
today Judge Morris having warned them
yesterday that the evidence beginning
today might bee uusulJed 20 feminine
ears. Hall dozen women appear ca
early this morning, ignorant presumably
of the judge warning, but hastily leLL
when approached. by a police man.
Mrs. McCue Silent.
Mrs. sue b. Antrim. an elderly woman
and a u1ighb0r of the AcCues, was to-
DAYS Hrst witness. The prosecution
sought through her. and successfully to
show that Mrs McCue while returning
from church on the night OF tle murder
was unusually silent. SO much so lnat
witness remarked ON the fact after
Witness said Mrs AIcCue reached the
church before services began. and that
MCCue arrived after the opening prayer
Witness had asked them after services
TO stop az her home "a while but Mrs
MCCue replied
81 can. @
The defense objected TO the prosecu-
lions iine of questioning, bat the desired
Information was brought out.
Miss Virginia BraEE. telephone girl
testified that the first message she re-
CelEel that Sunday night was one fran
the. accused 70 the Williams residence,
tSome one OF sou come 60 me al once.
some one has shot, and, i think. killed
Fanny.
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twelve Children's Coats. i'm blue and
req braid trimmed; sizes o
20 20 u years worth 81. Green ST 90
Ticket Day--.-.--.-.- -....r 1. , ,
Twelve Atwood Kersey. Coats for
ladies ana misses blacks and CastOFs-
in sizes l6 aud Us. 81 and 81. SO a &
worth So Green Ticket Day. Z , =
Eight Atwood Black Kersev Cloth
Coats 51Z42 inches long. satin lined
thie -suoItf notch collars and fitted
backs, not this season s goods. but
similar 20 the prevailing styles. for
ladies' ana misses sizes Us and -
years 81 -. and 3d. Sold al 50 OK
3D. f7let-stI -.-.-.---- --.rss...... - ,
-Four Blue and Black Cloth Coats for
children stitched, lace trimmed, and
braided. sizes % y years, 81 az
worth So Green Ticket Day. ~ a >
Fifty Eerzsy Coats; in blacks, cas-
tors. and Jausf tight hitting and loose
tourist styles, - inches long collar
less and notch collars fun lego -mut-
ION sleeves, strap trimmed, all this
Sizes ana Gos g s5 |9Ti4 81 S5.45
one Elton sua- Coat. size IS: Taneta
SIX of good srade5 handsomely shlr-
red front. back and sleeves 5 L TE
worth ST. Green Ticket Day. 81 ,
Six Tourist Coats: A. inches long;
strictly man-dnished; worth < z a /
S. Green Ticket Day......-.. , > ,
one Tanata Elton Coat. handsomely
sLiyrea- lgU pun sleeves, lace trim
med. Iued thToughout with
Whit SATIN worth $40. To- so IN
-ii--t'" -r--.--r .-.--rs.--.r. > -
Three Gray Craveuette Rain Goats.
sizes 3D. s.. and s0i worth S q 4 =
So Green Ticket Day.. go ,
one lot of Ladies. Black. Blue. and
Gray Ee" coli Walking skirts also
misses lengths. trimmed with straps
and buttons ,I worth g. 81 20
Green Ticket Day. -..-......-. AsO y
Thirty Chavlot and Novelty Cloth
Walking skirts odds and ends Q. n,
and l3 ggredi Fan kits, blacks. blues,
and miAtuIest worth s. and 5 ) q Z
ST. Green Ticket DaE---......T Z > ,
Lot of Ladies' Suits-in blacks, black
and white novelties and gray. Per
sian and braid trimmed styles; some
plain and box pleated skirts ruu pun
sleeves skirts IulI flare, about . suits
i'm all. odd lots. worth So S ( eE
and So. Green Ticket Day. > y
Nine Fall Suits. z7-inch Toarist
Styles iu gray and brown novelties.
Jackets have velvet collar and cum
sleeves. skirts have kilt bottom and
ILII Fare sizes are ID and iJ. ladies'
- and t1i worth $40 Green : 4 OK
Lot of 'heviot WOrsted, Covert
and French and Scotch Mixture Suits
Tourist effects. ALSO 20 80. and 4--iuch
BacEet styles some velvet some taft
feta. SOME braid trimmed, others
taiI8r-UHCa- loose and tight back eff
Ieefs- skirts are EuTel
and kI,sa. worth SIS and SD AE
$50 SDeelai.-..-r..-...- 4 = -
Fifteen TaHeta six Waists. au
worth s.. Blacks. blues. browns. and
whites box ulefled and s . q l.
tucked. Green Ticket Day Z ,
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
HANLEY Ill.
BIT NOT IN DANGER
Connecticut Statesman Has Been Fail
in Health for Over q
Year.

Senator Joseph r.. Hawley Of Connec-
ticat is living seriously III of kidney trou-
bile nj his home Ou n Street in this city
He had a bad day yesterday, but his
condition IS said 10 be somewhat inn
proved this morning. No immediate
danger is aDpreheuded and encoura giug
kilograms were sent today to relatives ia
his State.
The Senator has been falling for @
year or NOR past
The Washington times., 1904-10-27

the body Of his wife McCue appeared
perfectly rational
City Sergeant Rogers testified 10 re-
aelylnE gauze undershirt from Under
taker Biery. 1T was wrapped up sepa-
rate from gown and towel Received
a little strip from Mr.. Durrette and kept
II in pOcketbCOz.
Judge Duke narrated conversation
with McCUe that night. McCue said on
his return home he heard a noise IN
passage. rushed out and grappled with
man, broke away. ran for gun. when
he was knocked in the head and knew
no more. Witness pleaded with McCue
To take morphine. but he refused. No
uced blood on fue sled-e. McCue, when
witness first entered. made some remark
about DR.. PeJrie's sermon, which Judge
Duke thought peculiar
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
REPUBLICANS
TO HOLD A MEETING

The Brentwood and Bladeusburg Re
publican Clubs win hold a union mass
meeting at Bladensburg tonight Lieut..
Richard =. s. ToOmey viii be the prin-
ciraI speaker Speeches viii be made
by other speakers who are interested
IN the success OF the coming election
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
TWO CRIPPLES IN
RUSSIAN FLEET

GIBRALTAR. oct. 27.-The steamer
Tabor which arrived today reports
sighting yesterday noon off Cape ST.
Vincent two Russian cruisers. appar-
entity disa bIed.
The Tabor offered assistance, which
was declined.
Six baItleships and twenty torpedo
boat desJroyers of the Mediterranean
feet are expected here this afternoon
EDINBU RICH. oct. 21-Ihe bone rteet
stan lies at anchor i'm the Firth of
FrOth. awaiting orders.
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
Belts

silk Belts with four rows of l-iUch
Blaars. Elrdle bHUrd back with crash
sides cuL steel ornament trimming
tan. red. black and navy worth 9gC
zTr Green Ticket E--.-.--.---.-- 4 <
Girue ana Crush SILK Belts; pure
silk slE rows OF stitching, newest and
perfect shades of green. burnt orange,
navy brown, red. black and white
trimmed viii imported enamel
ed Jewel buckle worth gse. q &C
Green Ticket Observation-Disclosures ,
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
Linens

Au-Hueu napkins; - inches square;
our regular Scent grade. Green q &c
Ticket Day Observation-Disclosures - 3
Union HugE Towels: with coIored
R9rde e T4rs s2t4 I55 sgy at l2'-e 7Jc
Lot al extra GOOD grade Table Dam
ss a ' Green ENG ri saai lb&2ys costs I9c
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
New Collars
Children's Needs

Childreu's D1met Dresses. iu neat
checks and stripes. finished
with braid, worth 5gc. Green nTc
Ticket DAY -----.----. --------.------ Z
Lot OF Chidreu's Bingham Dresses:
trimmed with wash braid. sizes up 10
years; worth 2sc. Green D GC
Ticket Day ........... --.-.-. -..-.--.E =
Lot OF ChildTeu's Russian Dresses.
with side folds. finished with pearl
buttons all sizes from & Go d years.
also the long waist effect, yoke of
contrasting material. finished with
pearl buttons and Lace worth q &C
$50. Green Ticket Day..-..-.-.- , .
Lot of Children Coats. plain cloth.
with deep round capes trimmed with
velvet mcdIlliJus. tabs down front.
an COi0rS- sizes 8 UO years.
B B9E.,. s25.. Green Ticket SOB
The Washington times., 1904-10-27
An Earlier Report.
Shake BATTLE
Is on AGAIN

ST PETERSBURG. Oct IA dis
patch rrou 1Iukden reports that the
fighting along the ShaEhe River was re-
sumed az 10 clock lasI night