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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

TIE l-YEAR- OLD child Of Gene
hoontz. Who resides AZ Prescott.
found "A piece Of atryehn.ue Ia a
Las Of candy and. sumpling n. vent
"a lfF mother % eet the nasty taste
Uut 81 its mouth Later II was
taken with eauyuiHluus 4 phyHl-
cian waa called and the rhiid's life
sos saved with great difficulty.
OLOF SORNlK. "A telsph one line
man. fell % feet from a telephone
pole yesterday afternoon At Tofopa
pne OF his arms "a. hroken oos Il
Is thought mat be sustained inter
aai Injuries slso.
As 4 RESULT or ibe arTeas ot
Cblsr Slsteie ~ The northern Ia
atans. ~ nfitlsh Columbia. three
Uuriefo haze hSeo aiseluacs ITO
90 f.aaar.i Ire, n orAsr 10 s'se o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

q. ~ aAF avstuNnfr, Nsuh COPY az The
tEsU has mot ARR ras a. X sAsza
teiuli6hmH 'snnsak. AEnso teEt or 10
saRR n osoi tsi0s any tire orr ~sek
e and : 80 -asd q eopp ELL oN Hlab
ses 80 amrAs NJ sRarAAJ uoRJssanktsM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

Marathon H. roraaua varIouay estimated
adh Persian dead 8
ta0. PeraianH routed
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THERMOPYLE. $50 Il C-Klns Ieouldaa OF spart
picked slain In holding pass against Nerxoa army
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Sc Why :
Put Off
Buying /

A ofaoo whSn you can get one so
.eaaIIv7 And when we saw YOU can
%, a ,lano a.sify We mean a good
pf.co1a piaoo vbich la known 10
- so,o onrobl. ma lasting in
s,-,rr,sot o. al selI vou a KIM
Ill Ifol,.r, AZ cable Pease or tho
- - rCErs,on 60 piano ON
ip,, a. saas t.rms aa Won nay else
-. -. f,F,-toy F,sutr5, eanfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

CoOoo Greeks Persana far stronger Greek
Persian loss iuaouahc but estimated high as
100000.
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Private Collection Canoes
and Mesales

toT saip IHHHifr SeusIne a %
b'-i'l % q sifsu elsa i-~tSaso -
iuHfhla and fhFrfE.
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NUMBERS AND LOSSES IN
WORLDS BIG BATTLES

Marathon 400 os the roans yarIqay estimated lima.
from 10000 60 300 Athenahs nan as many Persian de
100 Athentau 1o2. Peraana routed
THERMoPYIE $50 II c-King Sparta. with SOC
picked slain In holding against NeN army Of 2ooo
platea i7e II Cioooo Greeks Pesana stronger Greet
loss 1900 Persian loss ucouabo but estimated high a
Arabcia c-Ncrauder the had 1000 Klnr
Darius force said have been million Macedonian loaa 100
Persian. 100000.
Cannae T. consisted Of 20 600 Hannbali
10000 Roman losa 10000. nanuioalu. 5000
Caesar had 5000. rompcy 10000 Caesars
loss. zoe. PompeyB 10000
Tours rag A. palosem foreo 10000 FanAsh force much
smaller. Mosem loss 10000. frankish loaa 1000
Hastings. William Of Normandy mad eooeo mso' nog
the English Soa fourth the French
armies slain.
IoFae ies-4oOOO luVerIa'at lOas 200
iuas Uoder Guaayos Adolpouh % CO.
Rlsoh.m Marlborough. french aayar
FreOeO oss tosS; m@feofousSa 5000
Ausybs Preach 70 600 Insa OF al
wuteoo $4,000 anos siiooo Fseufn Oas
81 coo that 81 allies. 22o.o
Geyssurs ses-s.a.ral force
erai loss 1000 cOnteaera'e. 20 600
saaoVA pruauaO Al 600
Austrian loss. 57Oo rrunsaO s.iS'.
P,pvOa ts77-rusisb sc 900 RnSSas
loo. Turkish loss 5000.
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Arabca 2sl C-Nexander the had 1900 KIM
million Macedonian loaa lVV
Persian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

Cannae PIG lie gion consisted Of DO 600 Ham
force 10000 loss. 10000. liauuibalu 5000.
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Ra,n Proof nuofIne rosss. sc 3
90 als 90 The Ruhher Store. ia
Y8s eve. soH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

rharaalta a. II Caesar had 1000. rompcy 10000 Ca
loss. 200. Pompeyu 10000.
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Tours Tae A. D-AIaaem force so 600 Franksh force
smaller. Moslem loss. so 600. rrankiah loss, 900.
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Hastings William Of Normandy had eoooo NEE Eog
half the English aoa rrtn ~ the feneo
armies Yer HIaln
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I0psie i6st4O 600 eurb side. imperaiiSt loas
luas O Guatayus AdoipbuH "a CO.
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Bisohlrm i7oi Marlborough force 20 coo Ffensb ADD
lans ~ 4po Frooeb loss a. sj0 @SflhufuuSDs 1000.
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Pievos ts57-Tursis6 les 200. Russians ses 900
l1ss 5000. Turkish loss .cso
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waterloo isi5-Frsneb aines stooo FTeuf
81 900. taat allies 22e5d
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Auasyns isO5-Alles $4,000 French 70 900. IOa0
lies IS coo. French. 400.
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sAdUwa Snd Austrian force 1io 900 PFusaaf
Austrian loss 81 oup. pruns.an. iWd.
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Geyssurs So 200. contctcatss 1900
erai uas . elo. Cunfederatc. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Z;

Conflicting reports as to the result Of the
Japan nese assault upon Port Arthur but
Toxic expects the early fall OF the port
and Is prenaraag to sicel lehrhte { ikuropat. !.
kin's army strengt thened, while tina e OF
EKuroki has been hcayil = d AVN upon; an
early engagemen ent near Lao Yang ex-S
3peeted the Emperor re ported sc. have
Shanghai Scenes OF splendor attend the
christening Of the heir TO Russia 3 throne
and there is peal Of bells from Black Sea
TO Baltic-Embarrassm an OF 81 II. !.
Page g. CO.. causes wild scenes on tho
New Orleans Cotton Exchange---.-.TWo
wife murderers hanged on same sea fold a.
Rolling fork. s M iiss-Two men ara killed
and Augusta branch Of Sou thern ailway
IN ew York Ma ional @ uard team makes
highest score In national rifle competition
&C caesar Booker, believed 20 be 125 years
old and a. nat tive OF Virginia. dies In Geor-
gia--N Norfolk and Western common stock
j as feature In the market; very little Of
fered and the price advanc Gin ng-----Fo ormer
tele graph clerk at Dallas Tex.. arrested
FOR working. a clever sc hemo to rob Itire
foreigners are leaving: prepnrati Ions for
&hostllitles and ncgotlau tons for settlement
In progress at same time-Mrs. May
brick leaves New y orlk to secure quiet.
ana her counsel Issue a statement reply
ing to the Armstrong ans we1----!A Task ed
men hold up "a paymust ter al Paterson; N.
81, and rob him OF s., 0O0---C Cardinal Sf-
as greatly plcased with the United States
* Chicago Aldermen appoint a commit
tee to try and ettle the strike, and con-
7 ferences are invited for to-day----A nom
union woman attacked by union women
with lfa { pins, II sj5 ys t553 355 Iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
.NOR|fOLK'& II WESTERN
IN GREAT DEMAND.
Very Littlc. Of the Stock on the
I Market and ItTIs Steadily
Advancing. ].
4 l5I1.
lfspecIaI 70 The Times plspatch,)

(Spsclal to Ihe y Times l1lsT tch, t n
Ii3 g3; NEW " OR K. Aug. 2 TN Norfolk and
Western common stock has been one OF.
the features In the market for the past
few days, There has evidently been. q.
scarcity. OF the stock which has made
ut an easy r,,tters to advance IT on very
limited transactions. I Is stated that
Philadelphia nterests have b'oen huying
this stock az an tnyesttnen and q
prominent trust con any Of hlladel-
fphia; Il mentioned as one ofs the principal
buyers OF the stock re gently, sg ~ 5
~ Tho absence of nlpul Ia tton !in this,
stock sl,as been al 81 rec OF sattsfaetionj
the company, and the increased coal
tonnage In West Nsirginia is considered
n 4 good argument In IA Yor Of Q further
\ advance In the stock. 81. I'll siS8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
'IvIH.IT'E::'.C!|A'|..P|S |:
.llv.D..Ul.|V'|||E|'vBU|R''CI
Whip and: and p 2. Receel
Until He Dies
rom L
SIX NOW j II UNDER NJ ! ARREST:
Sent on + tie HE Grand Jury iii
Connectio ith Crime @
of IShei1lS 4 Negro.
III. !. q.
HlSpecial K to IS ThA II Times- D isnatch.

Especial to The Times d ispatch.) 5.3
81 MBHBRRIN, "a /, August 224.--slx
white caps 'S have been sent on to the
grand jury of the Lunenburg court in5con-
nection with the unmerciful whipping and
consequently death OF !. D. Reecc, OF the
lower end sof the county. s.s s.
So D.. Reece was taken from his bed the
night OF the 6tt Of June by a party q G.
men and carried several hundred yards
from his house. where he was severely
beaten and then ordered to leave the
county. He and his wife were the only
occupants OF the house when the midnight
intruders forced their way in and found
him alone In one room. while his vito
occupied another. n NJ Ss:s 81 *
He pleaded With the men TO spare the
rod, but they refused, and as soon as lie
was released he prepared to take his de-
parture, and left the county; but only
remained three days, when she was taken
sick and returned y to his sisters, near
his own home, and ntinual ~ grew worse
until he died. a few days go. 3zf+55i5
An examination was made, and ! t was
found that he died from the ef ffects of the
5beat ting he had received. The local Off GERS
set about appr ehending the guilty par
ties, and as a result five white men and
one negro were arrcs ted and bailed for
their appearance before tho next grand
jury. si
4 u t was brought out at the preliminary
hearing that Mr.. Reeco had two sons
employed, and a dispute arose between
him ana his wife as to which should re-
ceive the salary Of these boys. Tho fight
grcwSsto such an extent that his wife
took the matter to her friends, and they
Immediately set about to get him on tjof
the county. 8sss Y $b IN II n IA I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
THE ASSAUl..T.
Hundred of apa1le eses Suns She'll
ing Cityiand + FHarr & bor 7 Tokiio. III
repairing to aCe elebrat te.sa}s ls2s sss
I(RYaA ssncia fed Press y a

s 8s5S (BytAssoriata fed Press.)
Ss4TO OKIO, 3, August PHO a.. NJ The final
assault on Port u Arthur Is iinmin inent..s
Hundreds 6f Japanese guns con tinue t0s
pour Sa a des tructive fire Into the city and
aharbor, along the lines Of forts and 4 en-
menchmfntsk preparatory tor tho il,-sss
fan try assault, q 1t Il is evident hat the
Russian lines have Y been weakened and
partly penetrated In the vicinity Auts.s
}shend and Itzshan forts, The entire line
i OF Russian efensas diately about
the harbor Is Within rang 70 OF the Japan-#
Sese guns IA ,hllber OF Russia n forts 4
and batteries continue to be Vigorous
The Japanese death roll will q be heavily
Increased before they are aptured. The
direction o & the Japanese a tack createais
the Impression here that Il the 4 8ci anu
sdefenses on d eith her side II OF the harbQr|j
entrance will fall first. s}i3i
A$ The final stand will be made at ot-I8
shan. Japanese official channels of in.S%
formation remain closed, and + the navy
departments announcement Of The strik-
ing Of n mine by the bat tleship Sevastop pol
and the firing upon the Russian forts by
the cruisers Nisshins and = Kasugas yes
terday are the only disclosures made &for2l
several days, Z Is believed here that
both sides have suffered heavy Losses, 70 nfi
that the final record vii make the siessgs
the hloodiest since Sedan. The JapanessA
are s,lpremely confident of the ultimatag
result. The ders OF the government
await the outcome In calm assurance
The people ara everywhere decorating
streets and houses and erecting arches
and 5fIagstaffs In preparation for q iass
tonal celebration Of tho & expect ed yic-tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
.Bcsieging Forces Make StcadyIIj
Advances and Mikado s Sub
jectss Getting Ready. zSss
EMPEROR lssUE ORDERS
3I5. TO DISARM THE ships a y
This Will Relieve the SituatiorlI
at3S Shanghai, v Which, Has Bel
come Quite 4 serio s. ti- Esf'' g
S358 roki Thoug ght be ,fT|!ss
About5sto Attack
Lao Y All &. !sI
.L!.i.a;.oY j,

The final ssault I up on Port
Arthur is imtniner erlt. undrcdsI &
Of japanese guns s. cont tiin1ulyee Etts'I5s toSs
pour a destruc tive fire into the
city and larb pr eparatory VI VI
the infantry assatllt ST. Peters-$$E
burg entertains little hope and
&C Tollio is eparing 8 to- eele brate. 81 q
Che = 90 dispat hes report that
the Japanes sliaVeSb beenssre pulls din
an attack u pom the north errlS
.defensesg of Port Arthur, but that
the Japanese advance continue
on the western licenses
General Kuro opatkil has eceiVedssss
heavy reinfo forcen1e ents, while the
j apanes ARM has gb cen weak keITSS
ed Eur Xii IS believe Ito be- pre-
pairing to give battle near Lao aoS
Sss
a Tie core pond deilt8 3 til Z sLoil-
don Tim es ats Slang lin dissE
pat date q Aug stS24th I:3 S lR.35I
M, says tia t orders from rlis 1l=sss
lperor Nicholas have been5c o1lVey y=+asS1
ed ITO aptain r Reitz zerlstein x oin| N
snlanding shimsfort rthWith to disaTlrls5
ASK q. and tile I torpe dos
boat destroy yer Gro zoVoii and that
i0the flags on both Yessels3 were
lowered q lei ock to-nigll t.s' ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Plan
IQORkSlQ]ELI ]
Clerk in ii Dallas q elegrap PHI Of
fice and His Confed crate
ork M aking Game. .s
BOGUS 30 q! U!| MONEY j. \ 8 T[EELEGiRAMs. ! E
BY Use ofs Thes Comp is
MadeS Pay Out Cash Tlat
II Had M Not r Received .

g(By Associated K Press. !

ASYHY9 AN.y1
IS; gust Isl -
alas
cleris q
slap was
ere On 2 ;s
Is e q
speclhled no charges ~ M "
= tWetlt " "a, q age'5
any sol
Hnosez gtve as 7la cm, ailas Ea
nld posus
y isahey e
Is nov sy es.-
iao =
:, Z y css
bogus teiesrans money 70 L.. ~ COM ea-
craze VINO is cry.
vas =
sts ga,
w. d. - u.
over me xisl.lns r..
sas 1i.S a,la
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
HEI(continued on Second Page.l
WOULD WRECK GAR
'TO0R.OB I' PASSENGERS 5,
Broad Street "Owl" Has Mar
row EscapePo Police After
Criminals,

An attempt to wreck the owl street
car that runs on Broad and Main Streets
was made about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning "a
a "a sill was placed across the track on,
Robinson Street. opposite the Soldiers
Home. but the motorman saw 1t In time
< to stop hts car. and no damage resulted,
q. Nicholas was tho motornan and Fl, I,
p. Casey the conductor IN charge OF
tho car ID 3 ,ss q
Tho company officials believe that the
motive OF the would-be wrecker Was
robbery; both the conductor ard motors:
man arc popular men, and there Is no
reason to- think that It was intended to
do them any HARM 3as
!. Search was immedlutaly made In tho
!neighborhood $pf the crime, but tho
wrong doars could mot be found. IT is
Thought, however, that they will be ar
rested soon, az the police arc on the
tsail OF several suspects. # 81 3 3,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
BRYAN TO MAKE. sPEEcHE
5I IN STATE OF MISSOURI
Chairman Tagg art Announces
Appointments FOR Tiim--Y'VIest
virginians, Bring Cheering
Tidings Very Hard
. Fight il y Yer t
mont.
IN,
snec,al to n, ThaST T,rnes pjspatch.,

Especial to- Tho Times Dlspat tch.)
EsoPUs. N. II, Aug. q "a ~ dga Parker
tod worked on his letter OF acceptance
OF the nomination, which will probably be
mad 8 public about September = 9Th or or
18th. The letter will be printed IN King
3ston and It Is expeete ed the proof will be
ready about september 81
b. Howard ia aylor.s OF New Il K, I, who wa 8
one sof the organizers Sof the Parker Con-
stitution Club. spent the afternoon with
Judge Parker to-day. discussing plans
Tor the enlargement Of Yhc scope OF the
club. It Is expected that as the result
OF the conference. the club will take an
advanced position 4 ii 4 the ma ational cam-
paign. \. 81 s5 ss
independence for Philippines.
ts Judge Parker has Al dressed the follow
Ing letter to John G J. Alillburn W e
Ss Rosemounts Esopus, N. " Aug, s22. s
IA My Dear hilbllrn !: 3ftS28 S5
You are entirely right in assuming
that as y employed the phrase "self
a agoVernment,,,Sit =, It was intended to \ be &
Identical With independence. poll itical
sl and territorial. 81 "A fter noting Y the
scTlllClSEl SIeLcIIel " n py - Stiti
n still unable to und erstand how It ca m
be said that "a people enjoy self gov
ernment. while another nation may
In any degree wha teverS control their
action. But to take a way all possible
opportunity for conjecture. 1t shall be #
made clear IN the letter OF acceptance
81 that Il am in hearty accord with that #
Ii plank In the Democratic platform
which advocates treating the r Filipinos $
precisely as we did the Cubans; and ~
also favor making the promise to them
now to take such action as soon as 1t III
can 8prudently be don ne. #
Thanking you for your Sletter and 5
with best wishes for you always, +
am. Very sincerely yours. st.1f
ALTON b. PARKER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Visit Of West Virginians.#

An Interesting feature OF the day at
Democratic hcadquar tiers to-day was tho
d appearance 3 Of John r. dcG GRAY. member
OF tho National Committee for West
Virginia, and a number OF his close polti-
cal friends from that State. Il. Their visit
at this time was to discuss the situation
in West Virginia, with the members OF
the Executive Committee, and during the
day they conferred with Clla lairmanST Tag.
CART, Vice-C Chairman Nicoll August Bel.
mont and Thomas r. Ryan. They urged
sthat a vigorous campaign In that State
lie started at once, They also said that
the ono fear that the Democrats OF the
Sta to had was the COLOMBIA ton OF negroes
from Virginia, and great care would , be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
JAPANESE REPULSED
Driven Back in One Attack. But
Make Advances Another I
Assault. 35S5sSl
Especial Gable to The Times. q plspatch.
c Copyriutt 1905, ~ NJ 9$S5 S5$y sSS 5fFs Il SS

Especial Gable to The Tlmes. Q lap atctlss
5ss Si5S copyrlsht tso4,l sss
q (,fIFl FOO, Aug. W REPORTS were trets8
'oeipad here to-day that the ,Ia panfs99
have heen repulsed In an attack Upon
the mort theastern defenses of Port q r,sS
thur, the Russians reoccupying seyeralI ]
positions. which had been held by the
enemy. The Japanese adva zee q on 'f th,a ~
western defenses, however. Is reportes
'to have steadily continued. Heavy Siege
guns have been mounted on the tStse
Hills, which not only have made ,liitsns
able the neishhoring forts but have
added immensely to the eifectt tyenesz sof
the Japanese fire on Port Arthur itself,
The city Is said 10 be IN ruins, and many (
OF the hNslyS guns OF the defenders hayAf
been nut but OF action, seyeral of the
most badly damaged Gor 6ti,a warslaps /
have heenS dlsarmed. ] their mon and glina 4
being used In the defense. IT W further
reported that With the assistance 81 thA /
japanese warships, the forts on Geldsn
Hill have been silenced and are believed
now to be In the hands OF the Japan
h Confirmation Iss been receives q -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
PANIC NOW REIGN|S' t, { ! rs.
DOWN AT ASUNC'IOIN'. ! | \ J | \
Foreigners Are Z eayillg Prcpa-
tions for III ostilities and Nego-
.tiatio HforH5PlIeace,
(BysAssoclated Press

(By Associated Press,) ;f
BuENOs AYREs, August 224,--The
panic at Asuncion " indescrbable,s For
.eigners in all parts OF Paraguay are leaY,
Ing. },,nderthe protection Of the Diplomatic
gcorps.
Preparations for hostiities and neEotlar
.tions looking to tho settleement OF tho
questions at issue between royolu tionists
and the government are proceeding simul-
'taneously. The belief Is growing that the
government will yield 3si 4 4
H The rumors that "a land ngagement
had been fought between reyolutionists
and government troops. resulting an tho
defeat of the latter and the capture of
fonr hundred men, have not yet been beer.
confirmed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
COL ONEL LANTON RELIEVED
OF SERVICE ON COURT
N nv Assooiated 1,resa. 1 Z.

X (By Associated Press.) &
n ATLANTA, GA August 24.r-Co Colonel "A.
r. q Ilawton, OF Savannah, has resigned
asl president and member of the court OF
inquiry appointed to Investigate the con-
duct Of tho State mill tia: III the States
boro trouble. and Lieut. lonel Jor-
dan #, Brooks, of Savannah, has beer
4 iappointed in his stead by Governor Ter,
rell. Colonel La wton gave u healtl & as
i the reason for his resignation Since Z he
is n, retired officer. his serving was ois
tonal, Colonel Wooten, OF bans, will
5be president of the. K court 's 4. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
mi NETEEN INNINGS
AND NEITHER 81 De SCORED

IN (Ry Associated I'ress.) N a
4 II JACKSON. 1ISs., August 24.- jackson
and Brookhave1l, Of the Delt a. League
broke all base ball records Il for. minor
Side making a score, rs a, ,s ,5a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
North Carolina.

Livery stable burns I'm aleigh. With
goods Edestroyed-R. .G n. Bel cher lmper-
sonate r. ID. fPinnell and commits q. rob
berry: Pinneil IS arrest causes a sensation q
Ion do ollar mill to s be. built near e
Fayetteville Reply to Judge Christian
.nrepared by a. committee OF Confederate
Veterans I. Mccormick wins the
stale championship for trap shooting II
State tournament a t Rale gh----Br rakeman
a trolley wire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
MARTIN IAN d M0NTAGU UE s
ITO SPEAK TOGETHER

q So (specla v la l,he Times ispatch.) ~
NElSYPO ORtl N 'Fly'S, VA, Aug. "a, Cow
3ernor Montague and Senator Thomas s.;
Martin; have accented invita- tions 70 speak
at tho Joint Labor Day celebration zt
Pine Beach, September 9TH,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
HAD PASSED CENTUI y. !; MARX;
WAS NATIVE OF VIRGINIA
By sstoclated Press. ares !

WASHINGTON G IA. Aus. 4 "a Caesar
Booker, believed to be 1875 years sof a 60.
died = here To-day. IIe came to- Georgia
ninety years ago as IA slave from Virgin
iia, lIe did not know his exact age. but
his memory of event Is OF over a century.
ago was good and undoubtedly correct,
Caesar leaves six children, tho oldest
of whom lives near Thomas. Ga. and
is ninety-six years or age. 81. IN IS. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
SIX men N E BURIED
BY BIG CIAvE-IN
Two Are Killed and -Four In, In
5jured, One A rginialn1,5 b,y5 ~ Be- Be
ing Caught Under Earth.

100
ISNoxYILLE, Ten Auguat A,'TrA
Ficrava,in occurred on the * oxyille and
Augusta branch OF the Southern lsa W
way this afternoon at polnts Where;
5workmen were excayating Ter the Sfonn,H
idatdon Of a bridge pi at Little river,
Over 9, s the point and this. no douhl. caused
the earth Il to i give wa Six men were ,ra
buried, of whom NJ two h, t,Yero X lied ( and
four injured. Tho dead n re q 39 Ss
N ROY; a SAB ELL, OF 4 ISnoxyillo, son Of
q aptor. Il. 81 v Eli H s
Injured; h, III + ~ II Ss3,
i ELIJAH SAM 4. 81 II II N 3
Y BENS PHIltI4IPs, 4 q N v "
S3.Ae3FC1 FC1'AVAYAiAf.ss u 6 n 4. +. # 4
- - 3lJ I5I1I M iE r. N g
All live at Roxford except Burlingel,i
whose home Is an ;yirKinia, No train
can be put through on the read Until
to-morroWs at noon, y, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
Isl KILLED B Y ROUGH
ON-RATS IN BREAD
fnv A ssloclcIatnd Pr1,asls,s. 1,sl, 8

stBy Associated Press,) I'd
IJGITsTA,. GA. August q. .---A Mary Belle
DevIn Is dead and Joseph MANGO Is seri-;
ouslY III y as the result OF eating bread
which had been poisoned wit ro,,g h7on-
rats, mixed IN 4 he flour. Neal w Jams,
who isS under bonds on the char OF lar-8l
ton with the crime, N anzo probably v will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
BRYAN WILL SPEAK.
To- Make Three Speeches in Mis-.
souri, Next Week.
INV 3Presg.'

tJl ~ = = SoS'.1
z NEW YORK, August q, &C hartman Tai g.
5gart today received a telegram from NJ.
.G.. Yetmore. Of 81 Louis. ying that
william j. Bryan would speak q t Butler.
and SLamor, Nevada, a nd Springfield, Mo-.
the last days OF August and the first Z. ofr55 e
Sent enlber. II ~ 55